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Reddit mentions of Out of the Fog: Moving From Confusion to Clarity After Narcissistic Abuse

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Out of the Fog: Moving From Confusion to Clarity After Narcissistic Abuse
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Found 4 comments on Out of the Fog: Moving From Confusion to Clarity After Narcissistic Abuse:

u/Cherryapplefox · 21 pointsr/relationship_advice

Give your boyfriend the book Out of the Fog as a good buy present when you break up.

u/p_iynx · 14 pointsr/JUSTNOMIL

His normal meter is broken. He needs to get it calibrated, which is often accomplished in therapy (or by going at least temporarily NC and surrounding himself with healthy relationships). I really recommend him checking out a book for adult children of narcissists. Out of the Fog is a good one.

There’s one called Children of the Self-Absorbed, and one called Trapped in the Mirror and Emotional Blackmail by Susan Forward that are specifically for adult children of narcissists. Heres a list of others that are recommended for dealing with narcs. Some of the ones I mentioned are also on the list!

Really, he won’t be able to confidently set boundaries until he realized that their behavior is fucking inappropriate and unacceptable.

u/dublos · 12 pointsr/JUSTNOFAMILY

I find it interesting that you were pushed here from JustNoMIL, since my first stop was the JustNoMIL wiki, reading list.

I've also heard good things about Out of the Fog: Moving From Confusion to Clarity After Narcissistic Abuse
by Dana Morningstar (Author)


Just bouncing around their website might be helpful.

> DD is in therapy and we don’t tell her BM because of the freak out.

Her therapist might also have some good suggestions.

u/ziddina · 1 pointr/exjw

Ugh.

That POMI feelings of shame and guilt are unfortunately rather common among JWs who've been disfellowshipped for "immorality".

The shitload of shame that the disfellowshipping discipline dumps upon "imperfect sinners" is sometimes impossible for THEM to rise above.

But that will not be your fate.

Start reading about how cults use shame to control their members. Knowledge of their techniques of manipulation will give you greater power to overcome those techniques.

By the way, almost everything that your father regurgitated in that conversation was WT indoctrination designed to crush one's spirit with feelings of shame and guilt.

https://outofthefog.website/toolbox-1/2015/11/17/fog-fear-obligation-guilt

https://www.decision-making-confidence.com/cult-tactics.html

This site, item number 6: https://michaelbluejay.com/x/how-cults-recruit.html

I haven't read this site (yet) but this article looks useful: https://www.spiritualabuseresources.com/articles/traumatic-abuse-in-cults-a-psychoanalytic-perspective

https://www.amazon.com/Out-Fog-Confusion-Clarity-Narcissistic-ebook/dp/B077SFQWZ2