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Life after an narcissistic ex

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iamnotwhat · 23/06/2017 17:48

There's a man who quite often is on the same train to work in the morning. I could be wrong but this morning he seemed to be slowing down a little as he walked ahead of me, and half-looking back from time to time. I assumed he was looking at someone else so looked around me, but there wasn't anyone. It made me wonder if maybe he was slowing down for me - though that's unlikely as I'm older than him and not exactly looking my best.

After being in a long relationship with a narcissistic arse I'm not looking for anyone, but it's made me realise what lasting effect my relationship has on me, well over a year on.

I'll only be getting that train for another week, so my ridiculous musings will come to an end!

I guess what I'm asking is - can you learn to trust people again, and how? I've learned to trust myself, but other people is a bit more tricky...

OP posts:
ferriswheel · 05/08/2017 16:48

Can anyone link to any other helpful websites? The pp's recommendation is really good.

ferriswheel · 05/08/2017 17:49

I'm reading the thread properly, I see there are links. Thank you.

greenberet · 05/08/2017 17:56

Oh and Op I say go for it - what have you got to loose you are only on the train for another week and will then probably never see him again - fate acts in mysterious ways!

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