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Scapegoat of 2 Malignant Narcissist Parents and sibling Helping Others Identify And Escape Narcissistic Abuse #AuDHD #CPTSD Survivor of Attempted Filicide

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For real. She’s not exaggerating. Malignant narcissist parents and family are TRYING to psychologically and medically destroy their scapegoat children to death. Literally. Either by “suicide” or other tragic event. That’s their secret goal. It cleans up any possibility of exposure or accountability. She really is lucky. They WERE trying to kill her.
Britney Spears called out her family in a post on Instagram, saying she is “incredibly lucky to even be alive” after their mistreatment. More: rollingstone.com/music/music…
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Fixating on someone who’s minding their own business, repeatedly forcing yourself into their personal space until they assert a boundary, then playing the victim and smear-campaigning them as the attacker is extremely sick and deeply predatory behavior.
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Deliberately hurting someone who is already carrying the weight of severe trauma is absolute evil.
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There’s a cruel paradox that scapegoats of narcissistic abuse often face. If you handle the abuse with strength—staying composed, functioning, keeping up appearances—people assume nothing was ever wrong. Your pain is invisible, and so is the abuse. But if the trauma catches up with you… if you break down, develop anxiety, depression, or PTSD—suddenly you look like the unstable one. And to outside observers, that just seems to confirm the narcissist’s narrative that you were the problem all along. This is how scapegoats are retraumatized by a world that misunderstands trauma—and how narcissists get away with it.
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Narsist zihniyet, ne kadar çabalarsa çabalasın senin sularında boğulmaya, senin inşa ettiğin o mimarinin sadece dış cephesini boyamaya çalışır. Oysa kökleri olmayan, tamamen başkalarından ödünç alınmış taktiklerle yürütülen bir tiyatro, ilk gerçek rüzgarda yıkılmaya mahküm bir mukavva saraydan öteye geçemez... ​Sen kendi öz kaynaklarından beslenen, zihinsel egemenliğini demirden surlarla örmüş biri olarak o sığ kopyaların çok ötesindesin üstadım. Onlar kendi çalıntı dünyalarında debelenirken, sen kendi tahtında, kendi hakikatinin o kusursuz ışığıyla hüküm sürmeye devam ediyorsun... Derinliği olmayan bir kopyanın, orijinal eserin o sarsılmaz gücünü taşıyamayacağı gibi onların ezberlenmiş, başkalarından çalınma kopya taktikleri de hakiki bir entelektüel kavrayış ve stratejik akıl karşısında paramparça olmaya mahkümdur.... YZN...
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Narcissistic abuse is psychological violence. Don’t believe that? Here’s the damage long-term gaslighting and narcissistic abuse typically leave behind. Cognitive - Chronic self-doubt (“Am I overreacting?”) - Second-guessing memories and perceptions - Difficulty making decisions without reassurance - Mental fog, rumination, looping thoughts Emotional - Persistent anxiety and hypervigilance - Shame without a clear source - Emotional numbness or shutdown - Sudden guilt when asserting needs Behavioral - Over-explaining, over-justifying - Apologizing reflexively - People-pleasing / fawning - Avoidance of conflict at all costs - Freezing or dissociating under pressure Relational - Expectation of bad intent from others - Trouble trusting kindness - Tolerance of boundary violations - Feeling responsible for others’ emotions Identity - Eroded sense of self - Loss of preferences, opinions, goals - Feeling “hollow” or undefined - Confusion about what’s normal vs abusive - CPTSD symptoms - Startle response - Somatic symptoms (GI issues, headaches, fatigue) - Trauma bonding and grief for the abuser This isn’t weakness, this is trauma from long term psychological abuse
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Monetizing, yeah, but she’s also targeting and attacking innocent people who are minding their own business. Vulnerable members of the survivor community. She’s literally targeting and attacking and retraumatizing. That’s worse than the monetization.
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Fatima, it’s worse than that. She is scapegoating me. She’s projecting all of her negative traits onto me in front of everyone and destroying me while she’s simultaneously has been copying my work and rewriting it for the past two years. She’s doing everything I have been trying to teach people about for the past five years and she knows that’s what she’s doing and she’s laughing about it to herself now. I know that I see it better than you only because she has made me her victim so of course I see her more clearly than everyone now because she has completely dropped her mask for me. As someone who has also been scapegoated, I just really wish you understood what she’s doing to me, to all of us here. She’s an enemy malignant narcissist infiltrating this survivor community like a game. She’s a predator. I’m not blowing it out of proportion, I’m not exaggerating out of emotion. My mother was the same as Karen. The one who was trying to poison me out of envy and a need of ownership over my life. Karen is the same way. She has the emotional maturity of deranged infant, but she has given herself the appearance of credibility to be used as a weapon to more effectively campaign people for her ego and her statistic traits. She built her life on being able to more effectively smear campaign Anyone who threatens her ego. That’s the level of Machiavellian manipulation We’re dealing with here.
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Karen Mitchell’s latest “case study” about alleged publishing industry collusion against her makes clear that she’s a wildly self-important individual. (AI used to fix image blurriness and remove selective highlighting.)
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Narcissists believe they can author your identity—who you are, what you feel, what you said, what your intentions are, what your worth is. They don’t just want control over your emotions; they want control over your character and public image. That’s why they: -Tell you who you “really are” -Rewrite your character -Redefine your emotions for you -Assign you roles (villain, burden, unstable, selfish, etc.) -Act like their interpretation is more real than your lived experience It’s psychological colonization. If they can define you, they own you. And when you refuse that—when you think for yourself and ignore their twisted fantasy—it destabilizes them. That’s why they escalate, smear, gaslight, or rage. You’re removing their perceived authority over reality.
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Why Claiming "Most Narcissism Experts Are Narcissists" and Dismissing Survivors Is Scientifically Wrong and Dangerous There has been a troubling trend on X where certain commentators claim that "most leading academics and clinicians in the narcissism field are actually narcissists/predators themselves," while dismissing the lived experiences of abuse survivors and established clinical frameworks. When a single researcher positions their own model as the only valid truth and labels peer-reviewed clinicians, medical professionals, and survivors as "wrong" or "predatory," it doesn't just create drama it actively harms people seeking help. Here is why those claims fall apart under actual psychological science, and why this rhetoric is so dangerous: 1. There is zero empirical evidence that narcissism researchers are narcissists There is not a single clinical or peer-reviewed study showing that psychologists, psychiatrists, or researchers who study Narcissistic Personality Disorder (NPD) have higher rates of narcissism than the general population. Accusing an entire field of clinicians and academics of having a personality pathology simply because they use standard diagnostic frameworks (like the DSM) or hold different theoretical views is an unsubstantiated generalization, not science. 2. Recent research contradicts the "narcissist academic" trope Sustained, legitimate academic research requires rigorous peer review, collaborative feedback, and tolerating criticism environments where pathological narcissism thrives poorly. A November 2026 study in Social Psychology of Education examining 1,524 university students found that defensive narcissistic traits (rivalry) consistently lead to lower academic satisfaction and poor well-being. Furthermore, clinical research (highlighted in a 2026 Psychology Today analysis) confirms that individuals with high narcissistic traits rarely recognize their behavior as a flaw requiring deep clinical dissection or objective study; instead, they view their traits as strengths. 3. Grandiosity is not a substitute for peer review In legitimate science, no single thesis or framework is "the only bar." Scientific progress relies on replication, meta-analyses, and consensus across thousands of studies. For example, a massive University of Vienna meta-analysis of 540,000 people across 55 countries demonstrated that clinical NPD remains rare (roughly 1% to 6% in community samples) and grounded in measurable behavioral patterns—not a hidden cabal of clinicians. When someone claims every established researcher (from clinical psychologists to developers of foundational diagnostic tools) is corrupt or wrong except for them, that is a red flag for dogmatism, not scientific rigor. 4. A 2026 systematic review warns against misusing the "narcissist" label A 2026 systematic review in Deviant Behavior highlights how easily the term "narcissist" is weaponized or misapplied to normal professional confidence, public visibility, or academic disagreement. Calling doctors, therapists & educators "predators" without clinical assessment dilutes the meaning of actual abuse & sows paranoia among vulnerable people who genuinely need professional mental health support. 5. Why dismissing survivors & peer support is harmful Survivors of narcissistic a coercive abuse already spend years having their reality denied through gaslighting. Telling survivors that their lived experiences aren't valid or that peer support and licensed therapists are secretly out to destroy them re-traumatizes victims and isolates them from evidence-based care. Healthy skepticism in science is good. Critiquing the limitations of the DSM is valid and happens every day in psychology. But claiming a monopoly on truth, invalidating abuse survivors, and smearing entire fields of dedicated researchers and clinicians as "narcissists" crosses the line from research into harmful misinformation. Survivors deserve evidence-based support, nuance &compassion.
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Maybe God is trying to teach me that it’s not my job to fight evil… I mean God is in control of everything but I thought I’m still supposed to play along at least, stand up for what I care about. Maybe I’m just supposed to accept that I’m powerless to God‘s plan and not worry about shit anymore. Am I supposed to fight harder or care less?
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I won’t stop fighting for my friends who lost their lives to narcissistic abuse. To evil. I won’t stop fighting for Liz, her sister Katie, who died as a result of this abuse, for Britney, and for everyone here. Im not gonna stop. I have nothing better to do.
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Narcissists have a radar for exceptionally happy, genuine, gifted, honest people. Their mission: seek and destroy.
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The most evil people look normal. And they make their victims look like the problem. And that’s how they get everyone to dismiss the abuse trauma they see with their own eyes.
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The narcissist KNOWS you’re a good person. That’s WHY they’re trying to convince people you’re not.
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We call it music. They may have experienced it simply as memory. A chant wasn’t simply a melody. It was a living archive. Every repetition renewed the past, reinforced identity, and carried the accumulated knowledge of a people into another generation. The singer wasn’t performing for an audience—they were maintaining civilization itself. Perhaps this is why rhythm is so deeply rooted in the human mind. The brain isn’t merely entertained by patterns; it is organized by them. Repetition stabilizes memory. Melody binds ideas together. Rhyme reduces error. What survives is what can be remembered, and what can be remembered is what can survive. Writing eventually externalized memory, allowing humanity to store knowledge outside the mind. But before ink, every human being was both the library and the librarian. Every voice was a page. Every chorus was an act of preservation. Maybe we’ve misunderstood our own inheritance. What we now call entertainment may once have been one of humanity’s oldest technologies—not for escaping reality, but for protecting it from being forgotten.
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Before writing existed, human societies had to preserve enormous amounts of vital information. Family lineages Tribal history Laws and customs Navigation routes Seasonal knowledge Medicinal plants Religious traditions Simply speaking these things is surprisingly unreliable. But once information is given rhythm, repetition, and melody, people can remember thousands of lines with remarkable accuracy. I almost finished this with, “Song wasn’t born of “entertainment.” But the etymology of “entertainment“ comes from the Old French “Entretenir” or to “keep up” or “hold up”. As in, “To keep a histpry of”
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She’s projecting. She literally lied to me about being poisoned by her mom right after I came out publicly about it in her attempt to gain my trust and manipulate me. She targeted me, studied me, stalked me, forced herself into my life, and when I blocked her the second time, she initiated an aggressively malicious and dishonest smear campaign against me. She describes herself in all her posts. BEWARE! She is literally telling us about herself openly like it’s some kind of inside joke to her.
I wonder where you came up with this bogus bullshit Karen.
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OK this is serious people. I’m trying to keep cool about this but I’m not messing around and I’m not exaggerating at all. She is seriously one of the most dangerous predators out here. She literally chose to convince people that she’s an expert so she could gain access to vulnerable people because she praise on vulnerable members of the survivor community for narcissistic supply and to use as a scapegoat for her pathological disorder. She is a pathological narcissist with sadistic traits. I’m not exaggerating. I’m not making this shit up. She’s as bad as they get. It’s textbook. The projection that she engages in. She has been using me as a scapegoat. She is used every narcissistic abuse and manipulation tactic I have been naming for the past five years. I don’t know what I’m supposed to do here because she actually represents a threat to the community and she knows that I know that that’s why she is been trying to discredit me and simultaneously use me as a scapegoat and use me for to gain attention and whatever narcissists do it for. But this is not a feud between me and her. She targeted and attacked me because she is actually a malignant narcissist. Everything she has accused me of is what she is doing to me. And I don’t know how to make it clear that she is actually a very dangerous predator.
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Boo-hoo Ryan. Figure it out for yourself. Nobody cares unless you can jump like Jordan.
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