Angela Myer
Angela Myer
Why is Love Bombing Bad?
Why is Love Bombing Bad?
Why is Love Bombing Bad?
Wednesday 4th May 2022
Discover how love bombing is used in narcissistic manipulation and get tips on protecting yourself from emotional abuse in relationships.
26 minutes
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Get the buttons here!Love Bombing: Unmasking Narcissistic Manipulation in Relationships
Why love bombing is a bad thing is because this technique, used by narcissistic people and abusers is to manipulate you.
Imagine meeting someone who seems too good to be true—showering you with compliments, lavish gifts, and undivided attention. Sounds like a dream, right? But what if this overwhelming affection is actually a calculated move to control you? In this episode of 'The Undetected Narcissist Podcast', host Angela Myer dives deep into the murky waters of love bombing and its insidious role in narcissistic manipulation.
Angela recounts a thought-provoking question from a student during an Empowering Empath class: Is love bombing really that bad? She explores the fine line between the excitement of new love and the manipulative tactics used by narcissists. Through personal anecdotes and expert insights, Angela explains how love bombing isn't just about making someone feel special—it's about creating dependency and gaining control. She breaks down the subtle yet telling differences between genuine affection and manipulative behavior.
Are they truly listening to you, or just pretending to be interested? Do they respect your boundaries, or are they subtly pushing them? Angela's candid discussion helps listeners identify these red flags early on. Angela also offers practical advice on how to protect yourself from falling prey to such emotional traps. Trust your gut feelings, take your time getting to know someone, and don't be afraid to ask probing questions.
A sincere person will welcome your curiosity, while a narcissist will likely feel threatened by it. This episode is a must-listen for anyone who wants to understand the dark side of seemingly perfect relationships and learn how to safeguard their emotional well-being. Angela's empathetic approach and actionable tips make this complex topic accessible and relatable, providing invaluable support for those navigating the tricky terrain of modern relationships.