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Hello everyone, we're delighted to have you back on our channel. Have you encountered the 'silent treatment' before? It's a form of psychological warfare that a narcissist revels in. They wield this passive-aggressive and abusive weapon to belittle you, pretending that your existence doesn't matter to them. While there are numerous strategies for getting back at narcissists, nothing rivals the potency of the silent treatment. Indeed, the most potent revenge is always steeped in silence. Stay with us throughout this video as I unravel for you 7 compelling reasons why silence is the ultimate revenge against narcissists.

Proof Number One, the silent treatment inflicts a deep sense of abandonment in the narcissist. Narcissists, by their nature, are master manipulators, but they often shy away from taking responsibility for their actions and emotions. Being the centre of attention and receiving constant adulation is their lifeblood. Thus, when you ignore them completely, they feel as though you have left them in the lurch, a fate they undoubtedly deserve. The silent treatment is a clever way to retaliate against narcissists, as it forces them to confront their feelings of guilt and shame.

The greatest fear of a narcissist is losing control and power. The less you retaliate, the less power you relinquish to them. Narcissists are typically braced for a fiery backlash or a verbal tirade from those they've wronged. However, it's crucial not to succumb to this expectation. The silence you maintain will ignite their curiosity and leave them in a state of perplexity. There is no better way to pay them back for the way they've treated others than by keeping them in a constant state of uncertainty. This is why silence is the best form of revenge against narcissists.

Moving onto the second proof: The silent treatment can instill in them a profound sense of being unwanted. Narcissists, by their very nature, are self-centered and indifferent to the perceptions of others, caring solely about their own image and needs. If you attempt to retaliate by sharing their images on social platforms like Facebook or spreading negative tales about them, you're more likely to tarnish your own reputation than harm theirs.

"Disclaimer: The information provided in this video is for educational purposes only and is not intended as a substitute for professional advice, diagnosis, or treatment. If you suspect you or someone you know may be involved with a narcissist, or are dealing with any psychological issues, please consult a qualified healthcare professional. This content is shared to offer insights and perspectives and should not be considered as professional or medical counsel."

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