You may wonder, Why does God allow this? Why not take them out of this world sooner?
Because death would be too easy. For a narcissist, the ultimate punishment is living. Living with the consequences of their actions. Living with the isolation they created. Living with the broken relationships, shattered trust, and emptiness they tried so hard to avoid.
God does not punish them out of spite. He gives them chance after chance to repent. But narcissists, in their arrogance, believe they have done nothing wrong. Even as they lie alone in bed, unable to move, with no one by their side, they still believe the world has wronged them. They never realize they are the architects of their own suffering.
Conclusion: The Narcissist’s Sentence
So, my dear survivor, the next time you find yourself wondering why narcissists seem to live forever, remember this:
Their long life is not a reward—it is a sentence. A chance to see the truth. To repent. To change. But most narcissists squander their chance. They cling to their ego, their lies, their false sense of superiority, even as everything crumbles around them. And that is the ultimate irony.
The very traits they used to dominate others become the chains that bind them in the end. They live long enough to see their empire of lies collapse. To see themselves abandoned by those they once controlled. They live long enough to face the truth:
That in their quest to control the world, they lost control of themselves.
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