• A narcissist may regret leaving a good woman if they realize that she was their only source of validation and admiration. You see, the problem with being a narcissist is that you constantly need to be told how great you are. When a good woman leaves, the narcissist might suddenly find themselves without anyone to stroke their ego, leading them to regret their decision.
• However, this regret is often short-lived as the narcissist will quickly find someone else to fill that void. Once a narcissist realizes they can’t survive without praise and adoration from others, they’ll move on faster than an Olympic sprinter chasing gold medals.
• Narcissists are not capable of true empathy or remorse, so any regret they feel is usually self-serving and fleeting. It’s like trying to squeeze blood out of stone – there’s nothing there! Don’t mistake their temporary regrets for genuine feelings; it’s just another way for them to get what they want.
• If a narcissist does express regret for leaving a good woman, it’s likely because they fear being alone or losing control over her. They’re afraid of missing out on all the benefits that come with having someone who worships them unconditionally- even if deep down inside they know it’s wrong!
• The decision to leave a good woman in the first place was likely driven by the narcissist’s need for power and attention rather than genuine dissatisfaction with the relationship. Let’s face it: when you’re dating someone who thinks everything revolves around them (and let’s admit we’ve all been there), sooner or later things will fall apart no matter how “good” your relationship seems at first glance.
• Even if a narcissist regrets leaving a good woman, there is little chance that they will take responsibility for their actions or attempt to make amends – unless those “amends” involve getting something in return! Remember: apologies don’t mean anything coming from someone who only cares about themselves.
• In fact, many narcissists will go out of their way to blame their ex-partner for the breakup and paint themselves as victims. It’s like they’re starring in a movie where they’re always the hero – even if that means rewriting history to suit their own narrative!
• Ultimately, whether or not a narcissist regrets leaving a good woman is irrelevant – what matters most is prioritizing one’s own well-being and moving on from toxic relationships. Don’t waste your time waiting around for them to realize what they lost; focus on yourself and find someone who truly appreciates you!
• Narcissists often have a distorted view of reality and may convince themselves that leaving the good woman was the right decision. They’ll come up with all sorts of reasons why it didn’t work out- “we just weren’t compatible”, “she was too clingy,” etc.- but really, it’s because they couldn’t handle sharing the spotlight with anyone else.
• A narcissist’s regret for leaving a good woman is usually based on their own feelings of loss rather than genuine concern for the other person. They might miss having someone around to stroke their ego or take care of them but don’t mistake this longing for real love or affection.
• In some cases, a narcissist may try to rekindle things with a good woman they left in order to regain control or manipulate them further. Be wary when an ex comes crawling back – chances are, there’s an ulterior motive at play here!
• Some experts believe that when a narcissist regrets leaving someone, it’s because they fear losing access to resources such as money or social status that were provided by the relationship. Once again: everything revolves around them! Even if you think you’re nothing special (which isn’t true), remember that being used as nothing more than leverage can be worse than being alone altogether.
• Ultimately, whether or not a narcissist regrets leaving has little bearing on how one should move forward – focusing on healing and self-care is key regardless of what the other person does. Don’t let their actions dictate your happiness; take control of your life and make it everything you want it to be!
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