Today's episode is going to be about how some narcissists and toxic people can manipulate therapists.

Some of them go through therapy just to become better narcissists.

Yeah, so I put it into a group, a self-aware narcissist group, five years ago.

Wait, before I started my social media stuff, or y'all just get on here and hop on here,

and you're like, Lee Hammock is faking, and he's not a narcissist, and he just fakes it for clown,

and boop, boop, boop, boop, boop, boop, boop, boop, boop.

So what I put on social media group was, I was talking about fighting my own self-aware tendencies.

I was like, hey, the self-destructive thoughts and tendencies, how do I fight these?

It's like an uphill battle every day that I struggle to gain control of.

My inner self is becoming stronger, and I'm beginning to lose sight of which is the real me.

Am I the funny guy that motivates everyone around him, or am I the envious skimmer that enjoys peril?

Somebody said, why can't you be both?

And then I responded, I'd love that.

I told my wife that therapy would either help me heal me or turn me into a better, more equipped narcissist.

Those are my words from 2017.

Therapy would either heal me or turn me into a better, more equipped narcissist.

What do you think you did, y'all?

I'm not healed, I tell you all the time.

In the beginning of my videos, I'm still a narcissist.

Therapy is not the end-all be-all for narcissistic people.

Therapy is not the cure for narcissistic people, toxic people.

Therapy can help if they allow it, but most of them not going to allow it.

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