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If you’ve ever felt like your words of praise disappear into a bottomless pit when dealing with a narcissist, you’re not imagining it. Complimenting a narcissist can feel like pouring water into a bucket with no bottom — it’s exhausting, unsustainable, and emotionally depleting. Lynn Catalano, narcissistic abuse expert, leads you to ways you can protect your peace.

They say silence is golden—but when you're in a relationship with a narcissist, silence becomes a weapon. If you've ever been stonewalled, ignored, or had your messages go unanswered for days or weeks without explanation, you know exactly what I’m talking about. The silent treatment isn’t about cooling off or seeking space—it’s about control. Explore this topic with Lynn Catalano, narcissistic abuse recovery expert.

If you’ve been in toxic or narcissistic relationships—romantic, family, workplace—it’s likely your nervous system was trained to feel familiarity where there should have been safety. If you find comfort in their chaos, it's time to break these patterns.

The reality of narcissistic abuse is that it's designed to make you question your own perceptions, emotions, and memories. It's a deliberate strategy that leaves you doubting the very experiences that are harming you. Today, I want to validate what you already know deep down: your reactions are normal, your feelings are valid, and your experiences are real.

Have you ever asked yourself, “How can someone so adored by others be so cruel to me behind closed doors?” I did. If so, you’re not imagining it. You’re experiencing one of the most insidious tactics in the narcissist’s toolbox: weaponized popularity. Lynn Catalano, attorney, author & narcissistic abuse recovery coach explores how they do it and what you can do.