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From Psychology Today Magazine - The Relationship between sensitive people and narcissists

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Many highly sensitive people have asked me why they so often end up in relationships with narcissists or other negative types of people, who take advantage of us, drain our energy and take our kindness without giving anything in return. Whether these people are co-dependents, addicts, abusive, or narcissists, they disrespect our boundaries, blame, criticize and make us feel so bad about ourselves that we don’t have the energy to leave. So what is it about sensitive people and narcissists that creates such an attraction and leaves such a trail of destruction?HSPs are compassionate and empathetic by nature. We feel other people’s pain instinctively and want to help. In addition, narcissists are experts at manipulation and control, so they will use your big heart for their own ends (see my post The Highly Sensitive Person and the Narcissist). HSPs can feel such intense love and compassion for people that we can believe our love can heal others. And often other people are so amazed and relieved by receiving this much love and understanding, they respond with enormous gratitude and often flattery. Sensitive people respond to this praise by feeling good about ourselves and feeling needed and so we give more. But as this pattern continues, we end up giving until we’ve got nothing left and getting nothing in return, under the mistaken belief that if we just give a little more, it will be enough. But it’s never enough because the narcissist is an empty vessel, a bottomless pit of need.

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What’s important to remember is that it’s not your love they need. It’s their own. You will never be able to ‘fix’ anyone. What’s more, you shouldn’t. Everyone has their own path to follow and to become a whole and healthy person, everyone needs to walk that path on their own, making their own mistakes, learning to pick themselves up, and discovering how to love themselves. Without those valuable lessons, a person will never have enough love to give to someone else. Trying to get a narcissist to love you is like carrying a baby around in your arms and waiting for them to start walking. Sometimes helping too much can leave the other person crippled. They need to learn on their own.
Unfortunately, without learning to love themselves, hurtful people spend their lives trying to get the love they’re missing inside from someone else. That someone else is often a sensitive person because we have Compassion written all over us. But don’t let it be you. You are not responsible for someone else’s journey. What you are responsible for is your own journey, your own feelings, your own life. You don’t need to feel good about yourself by depending on others to tell you you’re a kind person or thanking you for helping them or making you feel needed. Relying on someone else to make you believe these things will only make you dependent on them, and then you will become a victim once again. You need to give all that to yourself. Show up with everything you need in your own back pocket. Know that you are a good and kind person, know that you are capable of enormous compassion and love and know that you are deserving of love yourself. If the other person doesn’t reflect that in the way they treat you, it’s time to leave.
The following are further reasons why HSPs are often attracted to narcissists:
1. Our giving nature means we often put other people’s needs before our own.
2. We’re so open we take on other people’s stuff like emotional storage containers.
3. If you have low self-esteem you can overlook the signs that things aren’t right, that you aren’t being treated right and so you ignore the injuries to your self and let it continue.
4. If you feel like a victim or have been victimised in the past, you will project that belief outwards. Narcissists will pick up on it and home in on you as a target. (See my post Feeling Like a Victim)
5. HSP’s sensitivity to other people’s feelings means it can feel wrong to say no. We think since we can feel it, we must do something about it. But we are not responsible for other people’s feelings.
The way to stop attracting narcissists is to change your beliefs about yourself and the way you feel about yourself. Here’s how:
1. Set up boundaries to keep yourself safe. Learn to let in people who will be there for you and keep out the people who only want something from you. I highly recommend the book Boundaries for specifics on how to set and enforce your boundaries and keep negative people out of your personal space.
2. Focus on your positive qualities and feel good about yourself, by yourself. Write in a journal to get your feelings out and develop an awareness of who you are, your feelings and your beliefs. Read back over what you’ve written over a period of weeks or months to see how you’re responding to situations and you’ll begin to see patterns in your behaviour and your beliefs about yourself and your relationships.
3. Learn how to use your sensitivity and empathy for the good. Two of the best uses are helping other people in a volunteer or charitable role and channelling it into a creative pursuit. Using your creative energy, in either volunteering or creative ways, will help you to feel grounded. You will feel a sense of belonging and connection to the wider world, and that you have an essential place in it. By shifting your energy into an activity you are passionate about, you will also give yourself something positive to focus on so that you’re not focusing solely on giving to someone who is making demands of your energy and attention. At the same time, you will be filling your life with positive feelings. Without this connection, you can feel frightened and alone and afraid to let go of what’s bad for you and too easily forget that you are connected to everything and that you are loved and safe. 

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Latin is the language of the "law"

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Great Romans and their quotations :- AUGUSTUS JULIUS CAESAR CATO THE ELDER CATULLUS CICERO HORACE JUVENAL LIVY OVID PETRONIUS PLAUTUS PLINY THE YOUNGER PLINY THE ELDER SENECA TACITUS VIRGIL More useful Web Pages:- Latin Thinkers More Latin Phrases Japanese words Metric Conversion SI Units Numerical Prefixes Power Notation Temperature Conversion Useful Symbols Clothes Sizes Paper sizes Miscellaneous Information Keyboard Shortcuts Alcohol Measures Latin Phrases Equinoxes and Solstices Fractions to Decimal Prime Numbers (to 1000)

Commonly used Latin Phrases A-B-C-D-E-F-G-H-I-J-K-L-M-N-O-P-Q-R-S-T-U-V - A a cappella - in the chapel style, without instruments a mensa et thoro - from board and bed (legal separation) a posteriori - from what comes later a priori - from what comes before a verbis ad verbera - from words to blows ad absurdum - taken to absurd lengths, to an absurd extreme ad hoc - to this particular purpose ad hominem - according to the person ad infinitum - going on forever ad interim - for the meantime ad libitum (ad lib) - as one pleases ad locum - at the place ad nauseam - to the point of making one sick addendum - an item to be added advocatus diaboli - devil's advocate  (Someone takes a position solely for the sake of a discussion or argument.) agenda - things to be done Alea iacta est. - "The die is cast." (Julius Caesar) alias - otherwise alibi - elsewhere alma mater - nurturing or nourishing mother (refers to the university one has attended) alter ego - another "I" or another self alumnus - from the word "alere" meaning to nurture, a graduate of a school or university Feminine form is alumna, plural - alumni. amicus curiae - friend of the court amor patriae - love of country Amor vincit omnia. - Love conquers all. anno (an.) - year Anno Domini (A.D.) - In the year of the Lord anno mundi - in the year of the world annus horribilis - a horrible year (Queen Elizabeth II described 1992.) annus mirabilis - year of wonders ante - before ante cibum (a.c.) - before meals ante meridiem (a.m.) - before noon in the period from midnight to noon. ante mortem - before death ante prandium (a.p.) - before a meal, especially lunch antebellum - before the war aqua vitae - water of life (spirits, wine/brandy) argumentum ad populum - A fallacious argument; because many people believe something it is not necessarily true ars gratia artis - art for art's sake Artium Baccalaureus - Bachelor of Arts (BA) Artium Magister - Master of Arts (MA) Audaces fortuna iuvat. - Fortune favours the bold. Audio, video, disco. - I hear, I see, I learn. (Smile!) aurora borealis - northern lights Aut vincere aut mori. - Either conquer or die. ave atque vale - hello and goodbye B bis in die (bid) –twice a day bona fide -in good faith C Carpe diem. - Seize the day. (literally "pluck” the day) casus belli - an act used to justify war causa mortis - cause of death Caveat. - Let him/her beware. Caveat emptor. - Let the buyer beware. Caveat lector. - Let the reader beware. (Text might not be accurate.) circa (ca.) - around or approximately, usually used with dates. circulus vitiosus - vicious circle citius altius fortius – “Faster, higher, stronger” (Olympic motto) Cogito ergo sum. - "I think therefore I am." (René Descartes) commune bonum - the common good compos mentis - of sound mind consensu omnium - by the agreement of all Consummatum est. - It is completed Cui prodest scelus, is fecit. - The one who derives advantage from the crime is the one most likely to have committed it. - Seneca . culpa - a sin cum - with cum grano salis - with a grain of salt cum laude - with praise curriculum vitae - the course of one's life (resumé) D de facto - in fact de iure - according to law De mortuis nil nisi bonum. – Say only good about the dead. Deo gratias. - Thanks be to God. deus ex machina - god from the machine (contrived solution usually to a literary plot) De gustibus non est disputandum. - There is no arguing tastes. Deus vobiscum. - God be with you. Divide et impera - Divide and conquer. Dominus vobiscum. - The Lord be with you. Dulce et decorum est pro patria mori. “It is sweet and honourable to die for one's country." (Horace) Dum spiro, spero. - While I breathe, I hope. E E pluribus unum - "From many, one." - a national motto (USA) Ecce homo. - Behold the man. editio princeps - first printed edition eiusdem generis - of the same kind emeritus - from merit (often used to refer to a retired professor) eo ipso - by that very act ergo – therefore (used to show a logical conclusion) Errare humanum est. - To err is human. erratum - error Esse quam videri - to be rather than to seem et alii (et al.) - and others (used to abbreviate a list of names) et cetera (etc.) - and the rest, nowadays also "and others", "and so on", "and more") et sequens - and the following Et tu, Brute - "And you, Brutus?" (quotation from William Shakespeare's Julius Caesar) ex - out of ex animo - from the heart (sincerely) ex cathedra - with authority ex Deo - from God ex dolo - intentionally ex gratia - from kindness or from grace (referring to someone performing an act out of kindness as opposed to being forced to do it) ex libris -from the books (library) of ex more - according to custom ex officio - from the office (when someone holds one position by virtue of holding another, for example, the U.S. vice president is ex officio president of the Senate) ex post facto - from what is done afterward, of a law with retroactive effect. ex tempore - right away, immediately excelsior - higher, ever upward (NYS motto) Exceptio probat regulam. - The exception proves the rule. extempore - without premeditation exempli gratia (e.g.) - for the sake of example, usually translated "for example." Exeunt. - They leave. Exit. He/she leaves. extempore - without premeditation F facile princeps - acknowledged leader Facsimile. - Make a similar one. (origin of the word fax) facta, non verba - deeds, not words Factum est. - It is done. Fiat - Let it be done. Fiat lux. - Let there be light. finis - the end flagrante delicto - in the act of committing a crime Flamma fumo est proxima. - There is no smoke without fire. Fugit hora. - The hour flies. G gloria - glory gloria in excelsis Deo - glory to God in the highest H Habeas corpus. - You must have the body.  (You must justify an imprisonment.) hic et nunc - here and now hic iacet - here lies Homo sum. - I am a man. honoris causa - for the sake of honor Horas non numero nisi serenas. - I only count the sunny hours. (common inscription on sundials) hora somni (h.s.) - at bedtime, literally at the hour of sleep I  ibidem (ibid.) - in the same place, usually in bibliographic citations. id est (i.e.) - that is to say, sometimes "in this case," depending on the context Ignorantia legis neminem excusat. - Ignorance of the law excuses no one. imago Dei - image of God imperium - absolute power Imprimatur. - Let it be printed. imprimis - in first place inter arma silent leges - There is no law on the battlefield". in absentia - in the absence of in articulo mortis - at the moment of death In camera -in secret (literally "in the chamber") Incipit - Begin here. index librorum prohibitorum - list of forbidden books in dubio - in doubt in duplo - in two in effigie - in (the form of) an image in esse - in existence in excelsis - in the highest in extenso - in long (form) that is complete, unabridged. in extremis - in extremity In fidem - to faith in fine - at the end In flagrante delicto - In flaming crime (caught in the act) in flore - in bloom in foro - in forum (in court) infra - below, underneath in futuro - in the future in infinitum - to infinity In loco - at the place in loco parentis - in the place of a parent In medias res - into the middle of things in memoriam - in memory of In nuce - in a nutshell in perpetuum - for ever in personam - against the person in pleno - in full in praesenti - at the present time in principio - in the beginning in propria persona - in person in puris naturalibus - completely naked in rem - against the matter (property) in rerum natura - in the nature of things In salvo - in safety in se - in itself in situ - in position in totidem verbis - in so many words in toto - totally,completely in transitu - in passing In triplo - in three (copies) in usu - in use in utero - in the womb in vacuo - in a vacuum In vino veritas. - In wine is truth. in vitro - in glass in vivo - in the living (thing) incredibile dictu - incredible to say inter alia - among other things inter alios - among other people inter se - between themselves inter spem et metum - between hope and fear inter vivos - between living (people) intra muros - within the walls, not public intra vires - within the powers Ipsi dixit. - He himself said it. ipsissima verba - the exact words ipso facto - by the fact itself ipso iure - by operation of the law ius gentium - the law of nations   J justitia omnibus - justice for all   K Not used in Latin L lapsus linguae - a slip of the tongue lapsus memoriae - a slip of the memory Laus Deo - Praise be to God. lex domicilii - the law of a person's home country Lex lata - the law as it exists lex loci - the law of the place lex non scripta - the unwritten (common) law lex scripta - the written law Licentia poetica - Poetic license literati - men of letters locus delicti - the scene of the crime locus in quo - the place in which something happens Loquitur - He/She speaks. lumen naturale - natural light lusus naturae - a freak of nature lux et veritas - light and truth lux mundi - the light of the world M Magister Artium (MA) - master of arts magna cum laude - with great distinction Magnificat. - It magnifies. magnum opus - the greatest piece of work mala fide - in bad faith manu propria (m.p.) - with one's own hand mater - mother materfamilias - mother of family mea culpa - through my fault Memento mori. - Remember that you must die. memorabilia - memorable things mens sana in corpore - a healthy mind in a healthy body millennium (millennia) - a thousand year period mirabile visu - wonderful to behold Miserere. - Have mercy. modus operandi (m.o.) - way of operating modus vivendi - way of living moratorium - a delay Morituri te salutant. - Those who are about to die salute you.   N Nascentes morimur. - From the moment we are born, we die. Natura abhorret a vacuo. - Nature abhors a vacuum ne plus ultra (also non plus ultra) "nothing more beyond" literally, the best or most extreme example of something. nihil - nothing nihil per os (n.p.o.) - nothing by mouth nolens volens - whether unwilling or willing Noli me tangere. - Touch me not. nolle prosequi - not willing to prosecute (a legal motion to drop legal charges, usually in exchange for a diversion program or out-of-court settlement) Nolo contendere - I do not wish to contend. (no contest - a plea that can be entered on behalf of a defendant in a court that states the accused doesn't admit guilt but will accept punishment for a crime.) non mihi solum –not for myself alone non sequitur - it does not follow Nota bene (n.b.) Note it well. nulli secundus - second to none nunc pro tunc - now for then (effective from an earlier date) O O tempora, O mores! - "Oh the times! Oh the morals!" (Marcus Tullius Cicero) oculus dexter (O.D.) - right eye oculus sinister (O.S.) - left eye Oderint dum metuant ~ Let them hate so long as they fear. Lucius Accius Better known perhaps as one of Caligula's favorite sayings Odi et amo. – “I hate (her) and I love (her).” (Catullus) Omnia vincit amor - Love conquers all. onus probandi - the burden of proof opera omnia - all works (the collected works of an author) opere citato (op.cit) - in the cited work ophidia in herba - a snake in the grass (hidden danger or unknown risk) opus Dei - the work of God P panem et circenses - bread and circuses pari passu - with equal step (moving together, simultaneously) pater noster - our father paterfamilias - father of the family paucis verbis - in a few words pax - peace Pax vobiscum. - Peace be with you. per annum - yearly per capita - per head (per person) per cent - per hundred per diem - daily per os (p.o.) - by mouth per se - by itself per qod - by virtue of and depending on external facts e.g. a libel would only be valid if the accuser were truly of good character. Opposite of per se. per stirpes - per branch (used in wills to indicate that each branch of the testator's family should inherit equally) persona non grata - person not wanted, post bellum - after the war post cibum (p.c.) - after meals post facto - after the fact post hoc - after this Post hoc ergo procter hoc - A logical fallacy of ascribing causatiuon when it is not justified. post meridiem (pm) - after midday, from noon to midnight post mortem - after death post partum - after childbirth Post prandial - after eating. post scriptum (ps) - written later, used to mark additions to a letter after the signature. prima facie - at first sight Primum non nocere. "First, do no harm." (Hippocrates) primus inter pares - first among equals pro bono (pro bono publico) - for the good of the public said of a lawyer's work that is not charged for. pro forma - as a matter of form, formality pro nunc - for now pro patria - for one's country pro rata - for the rate, (in proportion to the value) pro re nata (prn) - as needed pro tempore - for the time being, (temporary) Probatum est - It has been proved. punctum saliens - the outstanding (essential or most notable) point Q qua - in so far as Quaere verum. - Seek the truth. quaque die (qd) - every day quaque hora (qh) - every hour quaque mane (qm) - every morning quaque nocte (qn) - every night quater in die (qid) - four times a day Quem deus vult perdere, dementat prius - Whom the gods would destroy, they first make mad Qui tacet consentit. - Who keeps silent, consents. quid pro quo - this for that (a favor for a favor) Quidnunc? or Quid nunc? - What now? (noun: a busybody or a gossip) Quis custodiet ipsos custodes? - Who will guard the guardians? quo iure - by what law Quo vadis - Where are you going? quod erat demonstrandum (QED) - which was to be demonstrated Quod est (qe) - which is quorum - of whom R re - concerning redivivus - come back to life reductio ad absurdum - reduction to the absurd referendum - something to be referred regina - queen Requiescat in pace. - (RIP) May he/she rest in peace. Res ipsa loquitur. - The thing speaks for itself. res iudicata – a judged thing (Legal concept: once a matter has been finally decided by the courts, it cannot be litigated again.) rex - king rigor mortis - the rigidity of death S salve - hello satis - enough scilicet (s.c.) - that is to say Scripsit. - He/She wrote it. semper fidelis – (Semper Fi) always faithful semper paratus - always prepared. sequens (seq) - the following (one) sic - thus Si vis pacem, para bellum - If you wish for peace, prepare for war Sic vita est - Such is life. Signetur (sig) - Let it be labeled. sine anno (s.a.) - without year (unknown publication date) sine cura - without a care sine die - without a day (indefinitely) sine qua non - something/someone indispensable sine loco (sl) - without place sine prole (sp) - without issue statim (stat) - immediately Sola scriptura - the idea that the holy book is doctrinally infallible and all required knowledge is to be found therin (A Theological concept.) solum Deum prae oculis habentes - having only God before your eyes status quo - the current state of being Stet - Let it stand. (marginal mark in proofreading to indicate that something previously deleted or marked for deletion should be retained) stricto sensu - in the strict sense stupor mundi - wonder of the world sub poena - under penalty of law sub rosa - under the rose (secretly) sui generis - of his/her/its own kind sui juris - of one's own right (capable of legal responsibility) summa cum laude - with highest praise summum bonum - the highest good summum malum - the supreme evil Sunt omnes unum. - They are all one. suo iure - in one's own right suo loco - in a person's rightful place supra - above T tabula rasa - blank tablet or slate tacet - silence tempore - in the time of Tempus fugit. - Time flees. terra firma - solid ground terra incognita - unknown land ter in die (t.i.d.) - three times a day U ut dictum - as directed unus multorum - one of many (an average person) V  Vade in pace. - Go in peace. vale - farewell Vanitas vanitatum, omnia vanitas. - "Vanity, vanity, all is vanity." (Ecclesiastes, 1:2) Veni, vidi, vici. - I came, I saw, I conquered. vera causa - the true cause (of) verbatim et litteratim - word for word and letter for letter Verbum sapienti sat est. - A word is enough to the wise. Veritas - truth Veritas nunquam perit. - Truth never dies. Veritas vos liberabit. - The truth will set you free. versus (vs.) - against veto - I forbid (a right to unilaterally stop a certain piece of legislation) via - by way of vice - in place of vice versa - with places exchanged (in reverse order) vide - see Vis legis - force of the law Vivat regina - Long live the queen. Vivat rex - Long live the king. vox populi - voice of the people

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