Victim Blaming Is Not Okay

In this episode, Lisa A. Romano addresses the topic of toxic positivity, as well as victim blaming. The spiritual and self-help communities often confuse victims of narcissistic abuse. On the one hand, they are encouraged to speak their truth, and on the other, they receive a double message. It must be okay to admit to when you have been mistreated. And you are not playing the victim when you speak your truth.

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Thank you, Lisa. 🙏

Wow this was mindblowing! I can see my codependency in my prior relationship, and as an empath I absorbed her energy. I didn’t know she was projecting because I just saw good in her. I wanted a healthy relationship but to your point was unaware of the red flags and our projection. Being an empath, my boundaries were not strong enough and I fell/lost myself. As a result of my hurt I wound up hurting. I became unconscious myself. I’m taking full accountability for it. This was enlightening and empowering. I’m making conscious choice for compassion, forgiveness, and healing from my past. I’m focusing on the positive and finding myself worthy for a healthy relationship. I am enough. Thank you as always ✨💙🙏🏽

Awesome. Thank you Lisa! Namaste.

This all makes so much sense. Don’t regurgitate the past. I liked the burglar comparison. Arm myself. Don’t be reactive. Thankyou Lisa. ✨🙏🏼✨💖✨