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Is the Narcissist Happier With Their New Supply?!

Tips From the Chicago Life Coach Specializing in Narcissistic Abuse Recovery

In the aftermath of leaving a relationship with a narcissist, it's common to feel confused and devastated when you see them seemingly thriving with a new partner. As a survivor of narcissistic abuse and a certified trauma recovery coach based in Chicago, Susie Miller Wendel understands the emotional turmoil that follows such experiences. You may question yourself, and your role in the relationship, and even wonder if you were the narcissist.

Take a deep breath! Susie Miller Wendel is here to support you as you recover from the effects of being in a relationship with a narcissist. Read on to learn more about how to handle your former partner moving on and reach out today if you need further guidance from a Chicago life coach!

Understanding the Cycle of Narcissistic Relationships

It's essential to acknowledge that the narcissist's behavior in their new relationship does not indicate true happiness or change. They didn’t change for you in the relationship, so why would they change for someone else? They are likely repeating the same pattern of idealization and manipulation that you once experienced. The love bombing stage they are currently in is unsustainable, driven by their need for external validation and control. They will stay in this phase with their new supply as long as they need to, but this stage is often short-lived. The narcissist has no incentive to change for their new supply, just like they had no incentive to change for you!

Narcissists put on a show in their new relationship to get a source of validation and to ease their deep insecurity. Appearances are everything to them, and being viewed as being in a happy, successful relationship gives them the admiration and reassurance that they so desperately need. Everything is a competition and a chance for them to prove they are superior, and being in a successful relationship is a win for them, especially after coming out of what they are telling everyone was such an awful one with you (aka smear campaign).

They also want you to gaslight yourself into thinking you were the problem. If they can control your thoughts and emotions even after you’ve separated, they are still controlling you. Perhaps they even think they’ll be able to lure you back into the relationship due to this new version of them you are seeing. But you’re smarter than that.

Empowering Recovery and Healing

As a Chicago life coach specializing in narcissistic abuse recovery, Susie Miller Wendel is here to support you in your healing journey. It's crucial to shift your focus from the illusion of the narcissist's new relationship to celebrating your strength in breaking free from toxicity. You deserve genuine happiness and deserve to be free from the gaslighting and manipulation tactics of the past.

If you are ready to prioritize your well-being and reclaim your life after narcissistic abuse, I am here to guide you through the process of healing and empowerment. It took a lot for you to get here, and you deserve more than just an illusion. You deserve the real deal. Remember, you are not alone, and your healing journey starts now. Together, we can navigate the path to rebuilding your sense of self-worth and creating a life free from the shadows of narcissistic relationships. Contact Susie Miller Wendle today for more expert guidance from a narcissistic abuse life coach and reclaim your life free from abuse today!