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Now I put eggshells in my French press to reduce the acidity. #complexptsd #narcissticabuse

15 May 2025 · 1 min

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In this short spoken segment, the creator uses vivid, painful metaphors—comparing daily emotional wear to walking on eggshells and seeing oneself reflected as broken—to convey the lingering impact of narcissistic abuse and complex PTSD. The speaker references the lyric “Somebody to Love” to underscore a yearning for connection, then shifts to a supportive tone, urging listeners to stop self‑criticism, recognize their worth, and actively pursue self‑discovery and healing despite past trauma.

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Each morning I get up, I die a little. Can barely stand on my feet 'cause of all of the eggshells. Take a look in the mirror and cry 'cause you look like them. Lord, what you doing to me? I spent all of my years in believing you. Why? And I just can't get no relief. Lord, somebody. Ooh, somebody. Can anybody find me? Somebody to love. It's you. You can find your own self past the narcissistic abuse. I know, I know, I know, but you can and you will if you don't keep pushing and putting yourself down for everything you've experienced. Find yourself.