The list below contains descriptions of some of the more common traits of people who suffer from personality disorders, as observed by family members and partners. Examples are given of each trait, with descriptions of what it feels like to be caught in the crossfire.
The Narcissist is an EXTREME egotist that denies the truth of their repulsive world to themselves and cleverly hides it by the means of a false reflection or mask to pathologically fool or snare us into their grasp. The more the Narcissist is able to successfully ‘seduce’ others and convince them that they are loved or liked the more the bounty (supply) for the Narcissist. They are self-created, or better yet, self-de-created, and then FALSELY re-created. What is re-created is not a self, but a reflection or ‘FUNCTIONAL” copy of a working image of a human being. It is a compilation of observations the Narcissist has made from watching people and mirroring what he/she sees back onto them – imitating their good qualities, likes/dislikes, everything and anything ESPECIALLY that CHARM and love to draw us into their web of deceit. They really bring home the definition of ‘having something in…
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These words just touched my heart and I wanted to share them. We all have to remember that God is for us, not against us.
“For You are for us; You are not against us
Champion of Heaven; You made a way for all to enter in”=================================
“You Make Me Brave” by Lauren Daigle
I stand before You now
The greatness of your renown
I have heard of the majesty and wonder of you
King of Heaven, in humility, I bowAs Your love, in wave after wave
Crashes over me, crashes over me
For You are for us
You are not against us
Champion of Heaven
You made a way for all to enter inI have heard You calling my name
I have heard the song of love that You sing
So I will let You draw me out beyond the shore
Into Your grace
Your graceYou make…
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So many need healing…
some physical, emotional, or spiritual too…
so let’s come together in prayer…
to pray for all the sick and broken too.
For many have been wounded…
by what has been done or said…
and many have developed illnesses…
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Here is some poems that I found to be extremely helpful in my hard times and I hope that maybe it can help you too 🙏❤️ The first one is a picture of me and I’m taking a stand against Domestic Violence, will you join me??!!
You are nothing Michelle
You are a nobody
I hate hearing your voice
I hate looking at your face
You annoy me in every way
You would be better off dead
No one loves you
You are a burden
Your kids hate you
Everyone hates you
You are worthless
You should be ashamed
Your nothing
I hate to hear your voice
I’d rather be at work then with you
No one loves you
No one will ever care
Everyone hates you
I hate you Michelle
You deserve everything that happened to you
My life is better off without you
You don’t deserve to be happy
You are worthless
You are stupid
Everyone just uses you
I hate to hear your voice
You annoy me with your questions
You are a bitch
You probably sleep with everyone
No one will ever love you
Take all your pills and just die
Your…
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Just because someone is on drugs does not mean he or she will be a bad parent, but if parents are heavily intoxicated or under the influence of drugs it affects their ability to parent. Some parents who use drugs heavily may be less aware of what is going on around them and less capable of providing appropriate care.
Children react to parents on drugs in different ways. They may:
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New research with middle school children has found that when parents tell their kids about their own history of bad choices and the consequences they faced, the children’s attitudes become less anti-drug and alcohol. Parents may be well-intentioned in revealing how drinking or using drugs was a bad choice for them, but it seems to make kids less willing to take a firm anti-use position. What is much more effective, say researchers, is telling kids about a friend’s bad experience with drugs or alcohol and the resulting consequences.
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Although parental knowledge “may protect students from experiencing certain short-term negative consequences, it places adolescents at greater risk for addiction,” said study researcher Heather Fay, MHS, from FCD Prevention Works in Newton, Massachusetts.
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