😍 Done (& posted this year 🤭)!

Graphite on paper portrait for #DrawWithMeThisWeek31 challenge.

Reference 📸 by IG:katerinahungphotography , model IG:chloeglowyflowy 🥰

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😍 Done, here’s the final version!

#GraphitePortrait for last week’s IG:portrait_sketch_challenges #challenge.

Reference by IG:di.polanski, model IG:vlada_erofeeva_.

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😲 I AM a victim of what you call “narcissistic abuse”, you insensitive, in-my-space, entitled, ignorant, “Narc-vibed”🐤🐇. You’d know that, if you’d read what I wrote, not just come attack me in my home.

You use it as a slur, and now weaponised against me, with no concrete evidence, proving my point.

🤔 We both believe ourselves to be more informed than the other one is. I see this: you mention several sources, I know mine are better than those:
- personal experience as victim, multiple instances of life & MH wrecking abuse
- qualifications for my assessment
- 2000+ stories to your dozens.
Yours?

Toxic, up to no good, oppressive abusers in positions of power. Again, why are you calling them NPD? And how do you spot them? Like witches back in the day?

Pro tip: critical thinking, a healthy dose of self trust & love (narcissism?), talking openly about consent, opposing any form of oppression.

Hi there!

I am replying to something we agree on… -ish.

Abusers are extremely toxic and harmful, victimising people everyday, and we should call them out on that, support and believe abuse victims, not gaslight them.

But why are you calling these known abusers “people with NPD” / “narcissists”?