Welcome to Narcissist Apocalypse, everyone.

I am Brandon Chadwick, and today we are going to do a follow-up to Chris's episode that just came out.

And this is going to be an educational follow-up based upon everything that we heard in that

episode. I'll be giving you an analogy of that episode. And then we're going to point out the

fear, obligation, guilt, and shame that occurred for Chris during her story, during her life

as a whole.

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So today we're going to be talking about Chris's story.

And at first here, I'm just going to give you an analogy for Chris's story as a whole.

So imagine you are a bright, colorful fish living in a cramped cloudy fish bowl.

The water's always swirling from someone tapping on the glass and sometimes it just feels like rocks come flying out of nowhere and you dream of swimming

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