I feel it would be an injustice to share my feelings about the content that Danish shares with the world

I feel it would be an injustice to share my feelings about the content that Danish shares with the world. All of the YouTube shorts capture the different aspects and corners of covert narcissistic abuse so precisely in themselves. I appreciate very much the generosity of what Danish shared today. As I say, I wouldn’t wish to comment here in a short expression of my experience it would do an injustice. Despite being divorced for 6 years I have been unable to give voice or words to the pain despite my love of the English language. He is knee deep inside every digital footprint of my life, following me in this country and the one where our daughter lives — with him, when he took her from me two years ago. I am learning to adorn a mask myself — using a pseudonym for my writing online; cheat the cheater. Fragment the fragmenter; in his desperate efforts to leave me psychologically, emotionally and even digitally naked exploited and sadistically invaded. And with my mother in tow. As you said today, they congregate in herds. Humans with a pure soul have good people in their life (for the most part). A human with clinical NPD with psychopathy as a side dish knows he cannot enjoy the fruits of true love, and real friendship. So who better to align with? The narcissistic mother of his prey, and her brother. I cry or I laugh, it’s a sincere laugh — for when there is clarity, it is really all quite funny— their toddler-like attempts to fit in this world. If it wasn’t so dire it would be worthy of a comedy script. Thank you Danish. I hope to meet you one day. Em / Emily Robinson x