Surviving Narcissistic Abuse with Jill Wise
Jun 17, 2026 · 31 min · 12 segments
Send us Fan Mail Have you ever tried to confront a narcissist with undeniable proof, only to watch them completely rewrite what happened right in…
Jill WiseHost
So why am I suddenly doubting myself? And I really want people to pay attention to this episode because I think this particular aspect of narcissistic abuse does some of the deepest psychological damage to survivors.

Not because of the lie itself, but because of what repeated exposure to those lies slowly does to your relationship with your own mind.

And I think for many survivors, that loss of self-trust is one of the most devastating consequences of narcissistic abuse.
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We assume that if something happened, we can both acknowledge that it happened, even if we remember certain details differently.

But when you're dealing with a narcissist, you quickly discover that truth isn't the priority, protecting their images.

Because one of the questions I hear survivors ask over and over again is, is why do they do this? Why do they deny things that clearly happened? Why do they insist that they never said things I know they said? Why do they completely change the story? And honestly, I think understanding the answer to that question can be incredibly validating for survivors and is a key component to healing from this.

Because most survivors assume that everyone values truth in the same way that they do.

So why am I suddenly doubting myself? And I really want people to pay attention to this episode because I think this particular aspect of narcissistic abuse does some of the deepest psychological damage to survivors.

Not because of the lie itself, but because of what repeated exposure to those lies slowly does to your relationship with your own mind.

And I think for many survivors, that loss of self-trust is one of the most devastating consequences of narcissistic abuse.
One of

We assume that if something happened, we can both acknowledge that it happened, even if we remember certain details differently.

But when you're dealing with a narcissist, you quickly discover that truth isn't the priority, protecting their images.

Because one of the questions I hear survivors ask over and over again is, is why do they do this? Why do they deny things that clearly happened? Why do they insist that they never said things I know they said? Why do they completely change the story? And honestly, I think understanding the answer to that question can be incredibly validating for survivors and is a key component to healing from this.

Because most survivors assume that everyone values truth in the same way that they do.
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