In my case, yes. Bragging on social media, to mutual friends, etc. "Pitied" me because I didn't "have anyone", still tells everyone I want him back even when granted RO against HIM. And infamous last words "No one will ever want you when they find out how you REALLY ARE" yes he said this to me. Hmm a lot of people think just the opposite right now including SO.
I am reading this is common among personality disordered people.
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But this:
And infamous last words "No one will ever want you when they find out how you REALLY ARE" yes he said this to me.
Who the eff does that??!! What a dingleberry! I would have to guess that he's projecting. I'm glad you have a new so who appreciates you!
My XH told me I was impossible to love.
In my case, the OW dumped him a few days before I moved out. He tried to get her back but basically the A was all a game to her and once his marriage was over, so was the game. She moved onto her next victim. So he spent a lot of time being all mopey and trying to 'commiserate' with me about being lonely. Which pissed me the hell of because I was like, dude YOU DID THIS TO US.
Yes, I would say he has a superiority complex.
Even though he pissed all over our relationship, he still physically stuck around until I kicked him out. He told me "YOU are the problem! YOU are the reason we can't be together!" He was sleeping with another woman but *I* was the real problem in that disordered brain of his.
Just days after kicking him out he was dumped although I didn't know it at the time. He really ramped up the crazy in response. "Things are like this because you", "You need help!", blah blah blah.... He suddenly got really, really sour and angry. He acted like he was the better partner who put up with a horrible wife all these years and in return I was acting like a bitch and treating *HIM* poorly. In retrospect, I suspect it was because it *really* hurt him to be kicked out by his wife and dumped by his mistress within days. Rather than deal with what *HE* did he had to work extra hard to maintain the delusion that his misery wasn't due to his actions.
He was on top of the world, a smug POS who got to crush his wife and have someone new to stroke his ego and make him feel better about himself and suddenly he was a sad sack of shit again but now without a wife and kids by his side, out of his house and dumped by the woman he thought was his new start.
did xws have a post break up superiority complex
He ALWAYS had one. Bleh.
Less than a year later he shriveled up and died - literally. Hung himself in the garage. Guess those 4 OW didn't do it for him . . .
For me the worst was on Facebook, of course. The very day he moved out he changed his profile pic to one of him with a big old grin and the comment, "It's true, I am so happy!" What a jerk. I'm still not over what a jerk he is. What does he think our mutual friends and family thought?
I deleted my account right after that so I don't need to see that crap. But I'm still not over it.
A person is a person, no matter how small. -Dr. Suess
Perserverance and spirit have done wonders in all ages.
-George Washington
He comes across as humble and self deprecating, HOWEVER he also believes that he is always right. He is quite happy to say sorry when he doesn't mean it because he KNOWS he is right and that's all that matters (he said this in MC)
His superiority complex at the moment consists of apologising that he has 'ruined' my life forever. But as my IC noted, he isn't sorry or he would have tried to R and also he keeps saying it so my IC says it's because he likes that he has the power to 'ruin' my life forever.
He walks around locally looking as if guilt is weighing on his shoulders (but not remorse!) unless he has the children, and then he is smiley disney dad. But when he's in the city with his friends he's party man. It's all show and 'poor me'.
The best one was a few weeks ago when within a couple of breaths he said sorry for ruining my life and then asked me not to close the door on him because it was important to him that I might be there for him in the future
Finally reached indifference & looking forward to my new beginning
On my bad days I find this hurtful. On better days... it's just pathetic and sort of amusing.
Follow your heart, but take your brain with you. ~ Alfred Adler Letting go of the outcome is about the most empowering thing you can do for yourself. ~ LosferWords
He did walk around acting depressed b/c I left him. Milked the sympathy card for every single inch of pity it got him.
