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Shr0edinger · 11/03/2013 21:17

is there any advice on how not to be somebody that toxic people target with their drama - baits, and their distorted interpretations of what you 've done and why. I hardly know this person. I got away from a narc husband. That was tough. But I did it. Disengaged. I would never have a romantic relationship with a toxic or abusive person. I've had one relationship since with a decent, kind, supportive man. However, I wonder what it is about me that a toxic person finds 'attractive'. Is it just because I see this person for what he really is? all the people who thinks he's a decent man are safe from his toxicity?

If the book helps with this I will (finally!) buy it.

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kalidanger · 12/03/2013 07:15

I don't have any experience with this book (do you mean 'why does he do that'?) myself but from what I've read on here 'eye opener' is an understatement.

And I'm not positive I understand your post, sorry. Did you have an abusive H then accidentally bump into someone else who was very like him? You must congratulate yourself for recognising the behaviours! All is not lost!

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