Making Sense of Toxic Abusive People

Dealing With, & Understanding Abuse & Bullying, Liars Toxic Personalities Partners & Narcissists, Manipulation & Gaslighting. "Understand to Let Go & Find Peace"

By: Syl Sabastian, Elevia DeNobelia

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

THIS BOOK IS NOT FOR EVERYONE!
Making Sense of Toxic Abusive People is a must-read for anyone looking to understand and make sense of the dynamics between abusive people and those they abuse. Written from a lifetime’s worth of experience and involvement this book provides insights into how abusers manipulate their victims and keep them under control through lies, corruption, and deceit.
Who this book IS for:
- Honest and Real people
- Willing to face and deal with the awful-truth
- Those who truly want to understand
- Earnest individuals seeking freedom
- Courageous persons looking to break free
- Those serious about actual resolutions and understanding
- Individuals passionate about knowing more
- Genuine people who want to make sense of toxic psychology

FIND PEACE AND RELEASE BY UNDERSTANDING AND KNOWING!

What this book provides:
- Identify the warning signs of unhealthy relationships
- Comprehensive guide to understanding abuse and bullying
- Learn about the psychology of narcissism and gaslighting
- Tools for overcoming trauma and finding peace
- Awareness of abuse/manipulation patterns in the workplace and relationships
- Actionable advice for breaking free from negative patterns
- Strategies for letting go of toxic relationships and moving on
- Knowing how to set healthy boundaries against manipulation and bullying
- Understanding the psychology of bullshit, hierarchy, and the superiority paradigm

This book takes an honest look at narcissism and abuse, and why. It identifies why some people become bullies or narcissists and helps readers identify warning signs that they may be dealing with such individuals. By understanding the psychology behind bad behavior and gaining insight into what makes abusers tick, you'll be able to free yourself from the trauma of such relationships and find peace of mind and spirit.

What you get from this book:
- Peace and Release
- Empowerment and Self-Confidence
- Freedom of Being
- Release from Self-Doubt and Self-Blame
- Self-Trust
- Getting rid of Guilt and Shame
- Feeling Good about yourself
- Understanding and Wisdom

Making Sense of Toxic Abusive People is the perfect book for anyone who wants to understand how abusive relationships work and learn to heal from past trauma. This comprehensive guide helps readers recognize when they are in an unhealthy relationship and provides strategies to let go of it and find peace. This comprehensive guide will empower you to break free from negative patterns, build boundaries against manipulation and bullying, and ultimately move on from toxic relationships. Through clear language and empowering insights, Making Sense of Toxic Abusive People offers an invaluable resource that teaches you how to protect yourself from future abuse and create meaningful connections.

Get this modern classic now to start your life-change journey!

Wow just Wow!

I stumbled upon this book not realizing what I was getting into and boy did it hit it on the nail. it’s a scary world we live in, but this helps the bad from the good. Be safe out there.

Amazing book

What a rare find. This has been one of the most helpful hooks I've ever read on this subject. And I've read at least a hundred. The lessons that the author taught will stay with me forever. And boy did I need them! Thank you

Everyone should read this book

This book does a great job breaking down the tactics used by BS manipulative narcissists.

Wow

As an Army veteran and a retired NYPD officer, this audio book just blew my mind. it's so true. No matter who. BS is BS. Blessings.

So much useful information.

This book was an amazing listen , brings so
To light and gives you a perspective that perhaps you never thought of before , the only critique I can even perhaps mention is that they use the word bullshit over and over I get the reason but it’s just so repetitive but as far as the book itself, it’s amazing and well worth listening to.