#24 FLYING MONKEYS - Alles was du WISSEN musst

ACHILLES Life Coaching

ACHILLES Life Coaching

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Flying Monkeys. Also known as "enablers," facilitators of narcissistic abuse, blind followers, naive individuals, manipulators. The list of names for them is long. In short: Flying Monkeys are the extended manipulative arms of narcissists, borderline personalities, psychopaths, and others.

What makes them so dangerous—perhaps even more dangerous than narcissists?—is what we'll explore today. Furthermore, you've asked me a lot of excellent follow-up questions on this important topic as part of this community question. Your questions—my answers. In short: Everything you need to know about Flying Monkeys.

I'm looking forward to seeing you – heroic greetings,

Tobias

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Photo "a realistic flying monkey with bats wings, puppet strings attached to its wings and body, being held by a huge hand, looking naively while grinning at the viewer, without the third arm and tiny hands atop its wing" by Microsoft Copilot /Tobias Forst