The wrong love

In love with a narcissist? Be forever unhappy, for ever in a state of anxiety .... a case of "in-traumatic stress syndrome"

Simply put, there's no kind of relationship one can have with a narcissist other than a confusing, gut-wrenching, and addictive one. The troubling characteristics of the narcissist induce an abuse-prone relationship dynamic so skewed that the narcissist extends gestures of love and physical affection on his terms only, forcing his partner into an overall state of submission and insecurity. If you've ever experienced a close relationship with a narcissist or are in a relationship with one now, you know how insidious and overwhelming the process of loving a narcissist really is.

Read the full article here:
http://www.psychologytoday.com/blog/insight-is-2020/201404/i-love-narcissist-now-what

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