You Might Be a Narcissist If... (sample)
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Chapter five Narcissism in marriage. People who are married to spouses with narcissistic issues tend to struggle with a mixture of confusing emotions. They feel perplexed, but they're not sure why. They feel like something isn't quite right, but they're not sure what it iss. It usually takes them quite a long time to begin to sort out what is truly going on. It often takes years Mark and Carla. Carla often feels lonely, but she's not sure why things look pretty good to outsiders. She struggles with self doubt. She has tried so hard for so long to make Mark happy. She is becoming exhausted, and yet things don't seem to be getting better. She feels frustrated because no matter what she does, she can't seem to connect with Mark on a deeper level. Sure, they talk. They talk about the bills, chores, doctor visits the neighbors. Things seemed to go fairly well as long as she supports everything he does and never shares a differing opinion. And Carla has certainly learned to not be too vulnerable not to express too many emotions. When she forgets this and begin sharing her heart with Mark, he often says nothing and then quickly dismisses himself into the next room. He gives no response and acts as if she wasn't speaking. She has learned to not follow him to persist in continuing her conversation less does she get the look, the look, scorning her for being too emotional, too sensitive, too intense, always negative, always going on and on.