By Bobby Darvish, Iranian-American Ex-Muslim, Former Vegan, Former Democrat, Former Socialist, Former CAIR-Columbus Executive Director, Former Muslim Forum of Utah President, Christian Conservative LDS Priest
For decades, society has been conditioned to believe that abuse is a one-way street—men are the perpetrators, and women are the victims. The mainstream media, radical feminist movements, and even the legal system have perpetuated this falsehood to the point where male victims of female narcissistic abuse are either ignored or ridiculed. As a conservative man who has witnessed firsthand the injustices of our society, I refuse to stay silent on this matter. It’s time we exposed the reality of female narcissistic abuse and how it destroys men, families, and the very fabric of our civilization.
The Nature of Female Narcissistic Abuse
Narcissistic abuse is a calculated, manipulative form of psychological warfare, often disguised as love, concern, or victimhood. When men suffer from narcissistic abuse, they face a double layer of suffering—not only from their abuser but also from a society that refuses to believe them.
Female narcissists employ a range of toxic tactics, including:
- Gaslighting – Making a man question his own reality, thoughts, and emotions, ultimately destroying his confidence (Stern, 2018).
- Emotional Withholding – Using affection, sex, or communication as a weapon to punish and control.
- Blame-Shifting & Victimization – Always portraying themselves as the victim, even when they are the abuser.
- Financial Exploitation – Manipulating men into financial servitude through alimony, child support, or outright deception (Elam, 2014).
- Parental Alienation – Using children as leverage to destroy a father’s relationship with his offspring (Warshak, 2015).
The Role of Feminism in Enabling Female Narcissism
The modern feminist movement has emboldened and normalized female narcissistic abuse, under the guise of "female empowerment." Women are told they should “never apologize,” “never settle,” and that “men are the enemy.” They are taught that being manipulative, emotionally detached, and exploitative is not only acceptable but necessary for survival in a ‘patriarchal world’ (Dines, 2010).
The family court system is one of the worst enablers of female narcissism. In custody battles, women are almost always awarded custody, despite overwhelming evidence that children raised without fathers are more likely to suffer from depression, criminal behavior, and poverty (Blankenhorn, 1995). Divorce laws further incentivize narcissistic behavior, allowing women to extract financial resources from men while simultaneously destroying their reputations.
How Female Narcissists Destroy Men
The consequences of female narcissistic abuse are catastrophic. Many men endure years of psychological torment before they finally break—either by taking their own lives, isolating themselves from society, or becoming mere shadows of the strong leaders they once were. The suicide rate among divorced men is nearly four times higher than that of divorced women (Kposowa, 2000). Why? Because men are often left broken, alienated from their children, and financially ruined.
The media ignores this crisis because it doesn’t fit the preferred narrative. When a man speaks out about being abused, he is mocked, told to "man up," or dismissed as bitter. But the reality is that narcissistic women are just as dangerous—if not more so—than narcissistic men because they can hide behind the protective shield of feminism and the legal system.
The Christian Solution: Restoring Masculine Strength and Family Values
As a Christian conservative, I believe the only way to combat this epidemic is by restoring masculinity, protecting men from predatory women, and rejecting the feminist lies that have corrupted our society.
1. Rebuilding Strong Christian Marriages:
- Men must vet women carefully, ensuring they seek wives, not queens who see them as expendable ATMs.
- Biblical marriage—where the man is the head of the household (Ephesians 5:23)—must be restored to prevent female-led households and their disastrous effects.
2. Ending Feminist Control of the Legal System:
- Family courts must be reformed to recognize parental alienation as a crime and ensure equal custody rights for fathers.
- False accusations of abuse or sexual misconduct should carry severe penalties.
3. Teaching Men to Recognize and Reject Narcissistic Women:
- Churches, schools, and conservative institutions should teach red flags of narcissistic abuse so men can protect themselves.
- Men should support one another through brotherhood organizations like men’s rights movements and Christian fraternities.
Conclusion
Female narcissistic abuse is a silent epidemic, hidden under layers of feminist propaganda and legal bias. The real victims are hardworking, God-fearing men who have been manipulated, betrayed, and discarded by narcissistic women who weaponize feminism, the courts, and society’s perception of men as disposable.
Enough is enough.
It’s time for men to stand up, reclaim their God-given roles as leaders, and refuse to be victims of female narcissistic abuse. The future of Western civilization depends on strong men who recognize evil, reject victimhood, and take back their rightful place as the defenders of faith, family, and freedom.
We fight for truth. We fight for justice. We fight for Christ.
Citations
- Blankenhorn, David. Fatherless America: Confronting Our Most Urgent Social Problem. HarperCollins, 1995.
- Dines, Gail. Pornland: How Porn Has Hijacked Our Sexuality. Beacon Press, 2010.
- Elam, Paul. Men on Strike: Why Men Are Boycotting Marriage, Fatherhood, and the American Dream—and Why It Matters. Sentinel, 2014.
- Kposowa, Augustine J. "Marital Status and Suicide in the National Longitudinal Mortality Study." Journal of Epidemiology & Community Health, vol. 54, no. 4, 2000, pp. 254-261.
- Stern, Robin. The Gaslight Effect: How to Spot and Survive the Hidden Manipulation Others Use to Control Your Life. Harmony, 2018.
- Warshak, Richard A. Divorce Poison: How to Protect Your Family from Bad-mouthing and Brainwashing. Harper Paperbacks, 2015.
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