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Tag Archives: narcissism
The Bitter Ex Part IV – In Their Own Words
The bitter ex is a detached, troubled shadow of their former self. In case after case, regardless of gender or the circumstances surrounding a divorce, if an ex turns bitter, the same vindictive and destructive behavior will result. They cease … Continue reading
The Bitter Ex, Part III – Righteous Indignation and Following Court Orders
There’s something about divorce that brings out the inner animal; that primeval part of us that is stripped bare of social restraint and operates only on instinct. A predatory instinct. Thank goodness for that little guidebook we like to call … Continue reading
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Tagged bitter ex-wives, burnout, divorce, Family, life and times, narcissism, nasty ex spouses, pathological liars, respect, responsibility, rude behavior
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Intestinal Fortitude or Denial? You Decide!
Our response to small roadblocks often determines our character and overall mettle. What’s your mini-crisis threshold? Take this short multiple-choice quiz and see how you score: 1. You just got a bad haircut/color. Your reaction was: a. Disappointment – I … Continue reading