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Those who have experienced a relationship with a narcissist understand the cyclic nature of their love. There are times when they shower you with attention, purchasing lavish gifts, and declaring their unprecedented feelings for you. They make you feel like you're the center of their universe, the apple of their eye.

However, this affectionate behavior is often short-lived. Soon enough, they start to criticize your style of dressing, your manner of speaking, and they even go as far as making you question your own sanity. Their once loving demeanor morphs into something entirely different, almost unrecognizable. The person who once adored you now seems to find fault in everything you do.

And then, without any forewarning, they get bored. They leave you, making you feel as though you never held any significance in their life. It's a cold, harsh feeling, as if you were merely a pawn in their game, easily disposable and quickly forgotten. However, this changes abruptly when they require an ego boost. Suddenly, you matter again. They come running back, almost as if nothing ever happened.

But imagine a scenario where the power dynamics were reversed. What if you could be the one who determines the course of the relationship? What if the narcissist comes back to you, but now it's on your terms?

So, how can you make a narcissist miss you? The answer is simpler than you might think. Ignorance is a potent tool in this scenario. Ignore them, and you'd be surprised at the lengths they'll go to capture your attention. Narcissists thrive on interest and admiration. They crave the attention they get from others. Therefore, playing hard to get can be one of the most effective strategies to lure them back.

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