EnglishSurviving Narcissism subscriber count: 866,000 subscribers on YouTube. The channel has 143,735,645 total views across 1,418 videos. Channel age: 8 years (joined July 2018).
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Are you in a toxic relationship and you want to get out? Do you think your partner, boss or friend is a narcissist? High control; low empathy; manipulative behaviors; attitude of entitlement.....these traits (and more) describe the narcissist. If you have a close relationship with a narcissist, you know how it can often bringing out the worst in you. So how do you maintain your sanity when faced with one whose goal is to keep you in the subordinate position? Surviving Narcissism offers tutorials about living with a narcissist, and each video speaks directly to those who are trying to stay healthy as they contend with the narcissist's unhealthiness. Don't forget to check out our brand new courses and subscribe to our weekly newsletter where you will receive exclusive videos, articles, quizzes and more BELOW!
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- What is the Surviving Narcissism subscriber count?
- Surviving Narcissism has 866,000 subscribers on YouTube. The count is refreshed from the YouTube Data API.
- How many views does Surviving Narcissism have?
- Surviving Narcissism has 143,735,645 total views across 1,418 videos.
- When did Surviving Narcissism start on YouTube, and how old is the channel?
- Surviving Narcissism created its YouTube channel in July 2018. The channel is 8 years old. Searches for Surviving Narcissism age often mean a personal age, which we do not publish. The figure here is the channel age only.
- What does Surviving Narcissism make videos about?
- Surviving Narcissism is classified under Education in our directory. About: "Are you in a toxic relationship and you want to get out? Do you think your partner, boss or friend is a narcissist? High control; low empathy; manipulative behaviors; attitude of entitlement.....these".