It's Not You

Understanding the motivation behind this book makes me appreciate how personal and impactful the advice might be. Did a particular case or experience shape the core message?

While the techniques are empowering, I'm curious if others struggled with applying them in real-life situations, especially when dealing with ongoing narcissistic dynamics.

The anecdotes felt very relatable but also carefully curated. I wonder what guided the selection process—was it based on common patterns or personal experiences?