EPISODE · Nov 28, 2025 · 46 MIN
If This Sounds Familiar, You've Met a Narcissist
from My Ruby Slippers · host Lilly & Cilly Strong
Send us Fan MailSeason 2 / Episode 1Ever walked away from an argument thinking, “Wait… am I actually the problem?” In this episode of My Ruby Slippers, we’re unpacking the classic phrases narcissists love to use to keep you confused, guilty, and off balance.From “You’re too sensitive” and “I never said that” to “You’re lucky I stay,” we’ll break down what these lines really mean, how gaslighting scrambles your sense of reality, and why you’ve spent so long thinking you’re “too much” or “too broken.”You’ll learn:How to spot common narcissist and gaslighter phrasesWhy you feel “crazy” in a crazy-making environmentSimple ways to start trusting your own memory, feelings, and intuition againHow depression picks up their lies and turns them into your inner voiceWe’ll also connect this to Week 1 of my workbook, 20 Days Rising from Depression, where we work through the lies in your head—many of them planted by narcissistic abuse—and start practicing new truths.If these phrases sound uncomfortably familiar, this episode is your reminder: you’re not crazy, you’re not the problem, and you are allowed to take your mind back.Find the workbook and more resources at LillyStrong.com. Support the showhttps://lillystrong.com/
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Send us Fan Mail Season 2 / Episode 1 Ever walked away from an argument thinking, “Wait… am I actually the problem?” In this episode of My Ruby Slippers, we’re unpacking the classic phrases narcissists love to use to keep you confused, guilty, and off balance. From “You’re too sensitive” and “I never said that” to “You’re lucky I stay,” we’ll break down what these lines really mean, how gaslighting scrambles your sense of reality, and why you’ve spent so long thinking you’re “too much” or “to...
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