How to Deal with a Difficult Husband: Secrets to Dealing with a Narcissistic Sociopath Husband
About this ebook
It is hard to say that a difficult husband is a good husband; having a sociopath as one makes the case even worse. However, the situation will never be as bad as when you are married to a narcissistic sociopath; you will feel like you should give up, but his manipulations will keep you spellbound. He may be a good man, but not a good husband. I know that a man is the head of the home; yes, he is, but he is not the only family member. The failure of some men to understand this has brought many well-meaning wives under pressure. Many homes break because of difficult men.
It can be tough to stay married to a narcissistic sociopath husband. If you are not secure, you will lose your self-confidence and peace. If there are children involved, they may believe their father is right and build their lives based on the dictatorship and cunningness of their father. If the children are grown, they may get to hate the unyielding attitude of their father. Or on the other way round, the children may get to believe they are not loved. This thought alone can push kids to seek solace outside the home, making mistakes that could have easily been avoided.
Maybe you have noticed this trend in your home. Are you unhappy? Are you finding it difficult to have even a little control over your home?
This book will help you know if your husband is just generally difficult or if he acts the way he does because of a personality problem (i.e. he is a narcissist sociopath). It will also help you know how to handle your difficult husband, depending on the cause of his difficulty.
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About the author
Claire Robin is your ultimate relationship and life expert who specializes in counseling and relationship therapy. She has published several books on life and relationship which have created a visible impact on readers all over the world. Claire is currently on a world tour, speaking at events and creating awareness about the essence of life--developing personal bliss.
