Narcissistic Abuse Empath Disarming the Narcissist with Borderline Personality Disorder Recovering and Healing from Emotional Abuse by T

BPD is also referred to as biosocial disorder among experts. This means that this disorder often starts with an inclination towards biological factors but is then intensified by the social environment of an individual. By temperament, the people with BPD often are intensely emotionally sensitive and very reactive. This is because they tend to feel things immediately and intensely as opposed to other people. Once their powerful and intense emotions have been triggered, it takes them a very long duration to get back to the emotional baseline.

It is important to note that when these emotionally vulnerable people are confronted by their surroundings because they cannot validate their feelings, they develop BPD. In most cases, children who develop BPD have been shown to suffer abuse and neglect. Additionally, BPD also arises in children whose parents or guardians - well-meaning and loving - reduce their emotional feelings too much because they think that they are inappropriate or exaggerated.

Being a narcissist is mainly focusing on enhancing your self-esteem because they are often perpetually insecure about their personality and how people perceive them. They tend to hide this insecurity by appearing so overly confident when the truth of the matter is that deep inside them is lurking doubt about their self-worth. However, when their self-esteem dips, they end up making one of the two choices:

Becoming depressed and ending up hating themselves and feeling ashamed

Becoming grandiose and trying to convince people that they are nothing but perfect, unique and all-powerful, while in the process devaluing other people and seeing them as inferior or "less than".

The narcissists do not necessarily feel bad when they hurt people. There is a high chance that they will not even care. They have a perception of being perfect, all-good or unworthy, flawed, defective and all wrong. In other words, if you are their partner, they cannot see you. It merely means that they see you too as either unique or defective.

If you are in a relationship with such a person, there is a high chance that they will keep hurting you over and over again without caring. They may do this either accidentally without noticing, or intentionally just to hurt your feelings. The most important thing that you have to do is always to be prepared for when the inevitable comes.

This book covers the following topics:

• Understanding the BPD Behavior
• What is your BPD Type
• Sign and Symptoms of BPD
• Medications
• Alternative Treatments for BPD
• Loving a person with BPD
• Rebuilding Yourself
• Coping skills for BPD
• Different types of narcissism
• Being child of a narcissistic mother
• Traits of a covert narcissist
• Narcissists as parents
• Meet the narcissistic mother
• Learning to meet your own needs
• Narcissistic strategies of manipulation
• Common illnesses
• How to get back your control
• Protecting yourself from abuse
• Stop the cycle of narcissism
• Protection tips

...And much more

After reading this book you will have an in-depth understanding about BPD and Narcissism and you will have a clear way on how to protect yourself and recover from emotional and hidden psychological abuse by the people that surround you or the loved ones.