The Mental Healness Podcast

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Why 75% of Marriages That Start as Affairs End in Divorce.

Why 75% of Marriages That Start as Affairs End in Divorce. Does an affair ever actually lead to a "happily ever after"? The data says probably not. In this video, self-aware narcissist Lee Hammock breaks down the grim statistics of relationships that start through betrayal.While ...  Show more

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Why 75% of Marriages That Start as Affairs End in Divorce.

Why 75% of Marriages That Start as Affairs End in Divorce. Does an affair ever actually lead to a "happily ever after"? The data says probably not. In this video, self-aware narcissist Lee Hammock breaks down the grim statistics of relationships that start through betrayal.While ...  Show more

Did the Narcissist Ever Love Me? (Object Constancy Explained)

"Was it all a lie? Did I ever actually matter?" In one of his most requested deep-dives, Lee Hammock answers the question that keeps every survivor awake at night. Discover the difference between being "loved" and being "useful," and learn how a narcissist’s lack of object consta ...  Show more

Pain Shopping: Why You Can't Stop Checking the Narcissist’s Social Media

Are you "Pain Shopping"? In this episode, self-aware narcissist Lee Hammock breaks down the compulsive urge to check an ex's social media. Learn why your brain is addicted to the "Digital Self-Harm" of seeing their fake new life and how narcissists weaponize their profiles to kee ...  Show more

The Full Cycle: Why the 'Love Bomb' ALWAYS Leads to the 'Reverse Discard'.

Did the "fairytale" end as fast as it started? In today’s live session, we are connecting the dots between the intense Love Bombing phase and the cold, calculated Reverse Discard.As a self-aware narcissist, I’m pulling back the curtain on the internal "playbook" used to create a ...  Show more

NPD vs BPD: The Brutal Truth About the Differences

In the world of Cluster B personality disorders, NPD (Narcissistic Personality Disorder) and BPD (Borderline Personality Disorder) are often called "cousins" because they can look identical on the surface, especially during a blowout argument.Is it Narcissism (NPD) or Borderline ...  Show more