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Is my partner a narcissist?

28 replies

Timeturner1 · 11/12/2024 09:37

I’m beginning to think that something is definitely going on.

I’ll give an example. I had my hair cut by a male stylist. When he found out he had a massive go at me and called me a whore, then didn’t speak to me for ages. Apparently it was my fault that he got jealous.

Every time he feels something bad it is always mine or someone else’s fault. We could be in a street and he thinks someone is looking at him wrong and he’ll walk up and ask them what’s their problem, they never have any idea what he’s talking about.

If it’s something good then he’ll have no issues accepting this even if it’s nothing to do with him. For example I put down the deposit on our house but apparently he enabled me to do this.

OP posts:
AgathaKrispie · 12/12/2024 10:57

He's shown you who he is, get out as soon as you safely can. It will escalate until you don't know who you are. Don't procrastinate, get your plan in place today and leave as soon as possible.

SpryCat · 12/12/2024 11:46

It doesn’t matter the label just get out and away from him

NotTheMrMenAgain · 12/12/2024 12:45

For the love of all of the God’s OP, don’t waste time and energy trying to diagnose which personality disorder he may have or work out WHY he does shitty things or behaves like a knob - just get the hell away from him. Far away from him. And then probably go a bit further, just to be on the safe side. He sounds like a loon.

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