LAUGHING AT THE NARCISSIST

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By advisor4qb

Caught Him Lying Again!

I have to say that I feel guilty feeling so smug about this, but something very interesting happened in the course of my life recently! As many of you already know, I am married to an undiagnosed narcissist. I have quite bitter feelings about the way I have been treated in this relationship, as is the case with many who are married to narcissists!

One thing I cannot stand having around me is a liar! I outgrew that kind of stuff years ago! I have caught this man in many lies, from posting an ad on a pornographic website to hoarding money while I struggled to survive.

One of the more interesting things he told me during our relationship has been with regard to one beautiful girl in particular that we went to high school with (yes, unfortunately, I have known this guy THAT long....). He told me how they dated, slept together, he dumped her, etc. Well, it turns out that he made up quite an elaborate story, I guess, because she knows nothing about it.

Yesterday, she contacted me by Facebook. I was never friends with her, in fact, we were anything BUT friends (that's why I fell for his story). I had no idea why she would be contacting me and adding me as a friend on Facebook. I am really not very savvy at Facebook, either, and it is aggravating to me that now I log in and her face is the first thing I see, but I can figure that out later...(UPDATE: I deactivated my Facebook account...)

Anyways, I figured that since I had his last name, she was trying to reach him, not me. So I sent her a message saying that I knew she had gone out with him and that I would be happy to put her in touch with him, as we had broken up anyway. Her response was that she had simply requested everyone that graduated that year from our school, and that she knew who he was but had never gone out with him. In subsequent messages, we also mentioned some other mutual friends, and I am to get someone I am still friends with to contact her.

Poetic justice! I should have known he never slept with her. She was WAY out of his league (...and mine, for that matter, that's why we were never friends)! He also told me that he had drinks with Sandra Bullock. The list of his lies could go on for miles.

It's almost pitiful that he has to resort to making up part of his life to feel important! Narcissists just don't know when to quit! I have to admit that it is hard to laugh right now, looking back over the years behind us and the road ahead of me with him in the picture (we do have children together). I don't know how successful he was in the philandering department while we were together. I don't know that I want to know.

I do know that I will not be going back this time. I'm so done that someone could stick a fork in me. And that is what it takes to leave a narcissist. When I finally realized he was never going to change and that I had wasted twelve years with him, my eyes opened wide. In the beginning, I didn't listen to friends and family who tried to talk me out of the relationship. Now I am lying in the bed I made for myself. But that's okay, I'm awake now.



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\Brenda Scully 2 years ago

tut tut tut shame on him..... you have your self respect in tact anyway.....

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advisor4qb Hub Author 2 years ago

Yes, I do. Thank you for pointing that out!

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melshomecorner 2 years ago

there is nothing worse than a lie.

Melinda Winner

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advisor4qb Hub Author 2 years ago

Unfortunately, this is a way of life for the narcissist.

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emohealer 2 years ago

By the law of attraction we reap what we sow. When we have false illusions of what has been planted we have to wait for them to grow to know what is really there. At least you finally know what is in his garden and can make new choices in connection with this. Best of wishes as you continue to share. (maybe you will find a friend where it didn't exist before, I did.)

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advisor4qb Hub Author 2 years ago

I think the Lord is weeding my garden right about now...

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kiran8 2 years ago

I think it is a basic feeling of insecurity that makes them do what they do....I have experienced something like this and much more in my life and come to conclude that inferiority or insecurity or both ,drives peole to such things...

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advisor4qb Hub Author 2 years ago

Agreed. I also think that they are narcissistic due to extreme emotional hurt or from being overly coddled by a well-meaning parent.

Becky 2 years ago

I went out with a man just like yours.. all i can say its a big life lesson, you learn not to be so trustworthy... Fair play getting away....

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advisor4qb Hub Author 2 years ago

Amen.

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nolongercontrolle 2 years ago

I just recently started my hub about being married to a narcissist. I'm sorry for all you've gone through. The healing is long and wonderful and terrible. I am fearful, yet excited for what is about to come. Thank you for the post and the link. Here's some more if you don't already know about them:

lisaescott.com

abusesanctuary.com

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advisor4qb Hub Author 2 years ago

Thanks. Glad you liked the hub. I have more than just this one. You can read them all from my profile page.

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Lee Thacker 2 years ago

I like the way your brain thinks, makes me feel alive listening to what your thinking, very cool...Keep it up ...PS Now I Know Why I bookmarked your page ;-) ...Hope you are doing well,

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advisor4qb Hub Author 2 years ago

Thanks!

VainEncounters 2 years ago

come visit www.vainencounters.com

we can use your insight!

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advisor4qb Hub Author 2 years ago

Thanks. I visited and may join eventually, but I am pretty busy right now as a might-as-well-be-a-single parent of three...

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Madison22 20 months ago

Advisor, enjoyed reading your hub. There is almost nothing more sicking than living with a lier, I've experienced it and it's no walk in the park dealing with indiviuals like that. Thank you for sharing a great hub!!

Madison

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advisor4qb Hub Author 20 months ago

Thanks, Madison. Agreed!

Sally 13 months ago

OMG My narcissist had a similar story. That he had one 'magical' love when he was 18... It was all a lie!

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advisor4qb Hub Author 13 months ago

All part of the smoke and mirrors....lies and illusions...

sickofhisbs2 13 days ago

Over 26 yrs & I am still married to my NH who is similiar to yours. I hate his verbal, emotional abuse toward me, & his lying about anything & everything! He's told me, family, and friends some huge lies, too. He lied to me for over 24 years & said his 1st wife cheated on him, that caused his divorce, 5 years before I met him. I found out from his sibling that wasn't true, they just didn't get along. He lied to me about going to Viet Nam, while in the military too. It's so disgusting! I wish I could divorce him but can't afford to, but at least I don't have to have much to do with anymore! Thank goodness for small miracles!

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advisor4qb Hub Author 12 days ago

Leaving seems very hard, near impossible, when you are in the clutches of a narcissist. Looking backward, leaving was much easier than I thought it would be. I had to be stronger than I ever thought possible, but once I left, my life was easier than it ever was being with him. My stress levels are much lower, too.

A little resourcefulness can go a long way. Squirrel away money a little bit at a time, just enough to go unnoticed. When you have enough, leave.

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