10/07/2025
Dear narcissists,
Lying about people doesn't change the truth about who you are.
You can create all the fake stories you want. You can twist reality to fit your narrative, smear names behind closed doors, and act like you're the one who’s been wronged. You can put on a mask and perform for your audience, pretending to be kind, charming, and innocent. But deep down, you know who you really are—and so do we.
You thrive on control, deception, and attention. You manipulate with words, play the victim with ease, and gaslight others into questioning their own sanity. You tell lies so often that you've convinced yourself they’re the truth. But no matter how loud your lies become, they can never drown out the quiet strength of the truth.
You tried to ruin our names, stain our character, and rewrite the past in your favor. You tried to isolate us, break our spirits, and turn people against us. But the truth? It doesn’t vanish. It waits. Patiently. Quietly. And when it comes, it doesn’t whisper—it roars.
We see through your façade. The fake charm, the crocodile tears, the endless deflection and projection—none of it fools us anymore. We have scars, yes, but they are proof of survival, not defeat. You couldn’t destroy us. You only revealed who you are.
And as for the people you've convinced with your lies? That won’t last. Eventually, they’ll start to see the cracks. They'll recognize the pattern, just like we did. And when they do, you’ll no longer have a stage to perform on.
You built your world on manipulation. We built ours on healing. You live in denial—we live in truth. That’s the difference. And no matter how many lies you tell, no matter how many people you fool, remember this:
We don’t need to expose you.
Your own behavior does that for us.
And one day, your mask will fall… and the truth will be louder than ever.