Narcissism Epidemic: How to Get Revenge on a Malignant and Malicious Narcissist

Reversing the Mind Control, Gas-Lighting, Manipulation and More!

By: Jamie Keller

Narrated by: Pete Beretta

It is said that there is a narcissism epidemic currently happening. The news is filled with people who harm others on a daily basis. They take advantage of others for reasons of greed, manipulation, and advancement. They are object-oriented, and they seem to treat people in the same way that they would treat an ant: cold and indifferent.

Many of my listeners are subjected to one or more narcissists on a daily basis. They write to me with many different questions revolving around dealing with the narcissist in their life. If a person is intuitive, introspective and analytical, they can become adept at dealing with narcissists in any walk of life. They can become a sort of expert in interacting with narcissists, psychopaths, and sociopaths so that they avoid ultimate harm.

A person who experiences insult and injury should advance into self-protective modes when a narcissist or sociopath is around. We are wired to scan our environment for dangers, and then to react in appropriate ways to reduce the amount of danger to ourselves. The problem is that many of us have broken sensors. We have had so much trauma and poor experiences in our lives that we stop looking for positive people and positive experiences.

We fall into a trap where we begin to settle for people who are lower on the food chain. We marry beneath us instead of striving to find a partner who is healthy, supportive, and uplifting. We don't demand more of our friends. As a society, we have become wimpy in challenging others who do not meet our expectations that we have set for ourselves. We are told to 'be nice', and thus we be nice to all the wrong people.

While we are all on high-alert for dangers, those who have been exposed on a regular basis to narcissists and psychopaths become desensitized in their ability to detect healthy and unhealthy people. If we were raised by self-absorbed parents, we don't think twice about dating a self-absorbed mate.

©2016 Jamie Keller (P)2016 Jamie Keller

loved it

It was very educational ,made me smile and gave me the answers I was seeking.

I wish.....

This was great. I only wish I heard it while still with my ex husband, so I could have gave him a dose of his own medicine. It was uncanny how many of the narcissistic traits my ex has. It described him to a T. Scary, and I'm glad I finally kicked him to the curb. Now I'm on a journey to heal from his toxicity.

great tips<br />

tried and true....this story hit me between the eyes! Right on point...great job. Been there!

excellent advice

provided me with a better understanding.Kept me wanting to head more and learn more. must hear.

Great for victims!

So I read good and bad review before downloading the book and I understand why “normal” people would’t like this book but when you’re stuck in a cycle of narcissistic abuse this book is very useful. “Normal” people don’t understand how hopeless and devalued a victim feels while dealing with a narcissist. This book gives some great coping technics and in a way it was an eye opener for me. It says that “narcissist will say or do or fake any emotion to get what he wants”, something like that. That alone was worth the money!