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It's Not Your Fault You're Abused: Overcoming and Recovering from Narcissistic Abuse
Sometimes, the shame of knowing you have suffered abuse is why you stay. Other times, it feels like you are stuck with no way to get out and no one to help you.
If you are searching for answers to help you overcome and recover from narcissistic abuse, then you need to read this book .
Within these pages are all the tools you need to take that first step towards the light and understand that being a victim of abuse is not your fault .
Inside It’s Not Your Fault You’re Abused , you will
Your instinct to stay with your abuser does not make the abuse your fault, but it does show you that you are a survivor —a human being who is worthy of love, who deserves a life of happiness. You are enough .
You have the power to take back control of your life and the right to protect yourself by walking away, but with this book in your hands, you don't have to do it alone .
Get your copy today to begin your journey towards freedom.
If you are searching for answers to help you overcome and recover from narcissistic abuse, then you need to read this book .
Within these pages are all the tools you need to take that first step towards the light and understand that being a victim of abuse is not your fault .
Inside It’s Not Your Fault You’re Abused , you will
Your instinct to stay with your abuser does not make the abuse your fault, but it does show you that you are a survivor —a human being who is worthy of love, who deserves a life of happiness. You are enough .
You have the power to take back control of your life and the right to protect yourself by walking away, but with this book in your hands, you don't have to do it alone .
Get your copy today to begin your journey towards freedom.
177 pages, Paperback
Published January 24, 2023
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About the author
Emily Johnson
289 books3 followersA pseudonym used by Doris Emily Hendrickson.
Many of my books were re-published in England by Robert Hale Publishing House of London. My publisher requested that I use three pseudonyms for my English hard cover books.
I chose the names: Emily Hendrickson, Emily Johnson, and Emily Harland.
*There is more than one person using this name.*
Many of my books were re-published in England by Robert Hale Publishing House of London. My publisher requested that I use three pseudonyms for my English hard cover books.
I chose the names: Emily Hendrickson, Emily Johnson, and Emily Harland.
*There is more than one person using this name.*
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March 17, 2023
Panoramic view of a narcissistic situation
There are many self-help books out there that discuss the issue of dealing with narcissism from a victims perspective. This one stands out with two points from my view - it points out how being a victim is romanticized and how a victim should learn to take responsibility.
The author has compiled an exhaustive list of how's and why's, sweeping all things from under the rug to the open. Even the fact that a victim runs the risk of becoming the abuser if caught in the situation too long. There is also mention of how men can be victims as well. Something that gets ignored when it comes to the topic of narcissism.
I would highly recommend reading this one if you are in this unfortunate situation. It is a thoroughly researched and well put together guide to overcome and recover from a self-centered abuser.
There are many self-help books out there that discuss the issue of dealing with narcissism from a victims perspective. This one stands out with two points from my view - it points out how being a victim is romanticized and how a victim should learn to take responsibility.
The author has compiled an exhaustive list of how's and why's, sweeping all things from under the rug to the open. Even the fact that a victim runs the risk of becoming the abuser if caught in the situation too long. There is also mention of how men can be victims as well. Something that gets ignored when it comes to the topic of narcissism.
I would highly recommend reading this one if you are in this unfortunate situation. It is a thoroughly researched and well put together guide to overcome and recover from a self-centered abuser.
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