On this episode of Narcissist Apocalypse, we talk with an abuse survivor named Lyric,

and Lyric was in a toxic relationship with a financial abuser.

It's a story of persistence, creating narratives, peer pressure, and the value of letting go. Welcome to Narcissist Apocalypse, everyone.

This is a podcast that gives a voice to survivors of toxic relationships.

I am Brandon Chadwick, but my friends call me Chad, and thanks for tuning into this episode.

So what is a narcissist, you may ask, well?

For the purposes of this podcast, we refer to a narcissist as anyone who has displayed a pattern of behavior that shows a limited

capacity to appreciate others' perspectives. It is that simple. Now, if you have not been to our

website recently and you want to be a guest on our show, go to Narcissistapocalypse.com top of

the page and there's a button there that says guest form, click that button and a way we will go from there. But another way to be on our show is to be on our letters to my Narcissist compilation episode. For that, also go to Narcissistapocalypse.com and click on a button on the side of the page. It send voicemail you read your letter into that thing it

records up to five minutes you need more than that you press it twice it records up to 10 we are accumulating

these letters for my letters to my narcissist compilation episode number six and if you do not want to

read the letter yourself and you want me or my old pal Melissa to read the letter

for you. Please send us an email at Narcissist Apocalypse at gmail.com and put letters to my

narcissist in the subject line. And everyone, what else do we have for you here?

You know, we have a Patreon, and our Patreon soon will be becoming a community social network.

We'll be moving there on September 1st, officially.

We're going to be porting people over from our Patreon there a little bit

sooner. So if you want to join our Patreon right now to get extra episodes and support, including

our Zoom support groups, you know, join our Patreon now and we'll probably port you over in the next

10 days to our new site. And it's really exciting stuff. It's all community based. We're going to

not just be there to support each other. We're going to be making friends, discussing all different

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