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When the fog finally lifts after narcissistic abuse, many people feel an urge to rush forward—to analyze everything, to make sense of it all, to “catch up” on the time they feel they lost.

This is your reminder to slow down.

Clarity can be overwhelming. Seeing the truth all at once takes energy. Your mind may want answers, but your body needs rest. Both are part of healing.

Give yourself permission to decompress. To breathe. To create space between who you were while surviving and who you are becoming now. There is no deadline for understanding everything. Insight will come in waves, and each one deserves compassion, not pressure.

Self-care in this season isn’t indulgence—it’s restoration. It’s choosing gentleness after endurance. It’s allowing your nervous system to settle after being on high alert for so long.

So go easy on yourself. Take the long walk. Turn the phone off. Say no without explanation.

Healing doesn’t ask you to prove anything. It simply asks you to come home to yourself—slowly, kindly, and on your own terms.

You’ve already survived. Now it’s time to recover.

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