There’s something about the narcissist that makes them seem untouchable at first. They float through life, deceiving, manipulating, and using people like disposable objects. If you’re in the middle of that storm, you might feel like they’ve won—that they always win. But let me tell you something: they never win in the end.
I’ve seen it happen. If you’re lucky, you’ll witness it too. The downfall, the unraveling, the inevitable crash. Because karma doesn’t miss a target, and when it comes to narcissists, that karma is long overdue and brutally precise.
The Illusion of Their Success
When you first meet a narcissist, they seem larger than life. They mirror you, give you exactly what you need, and make you feel like you’ve found your perfect match. They pour on the charm, act like they’re devoted, and make you feel seen, heard, and understood.
But it’s all an illusion.
They don’t love you. Hell, they don’t even love themselves. They’re empty inside—damaged, dark, and twisted people who are incapable of real connection. What they offer you is an act, a game, a performance to lure you in before the switch flips.
And when it does, you’ll see the monster behind the mask.
The Devastation They Leave Behind
A narcissist doesn’t just leave relationships; they obliterate them. They manipulate, betray, and discard people like trash, moving on to their next victim without a second thought.
If you’ve been with one, you know exactly what I mean. One day, things seem fine. The next, you’re gaslit, confused, and wondering how someone who once swore they loved you is now cold as ice.
But here’s the part they don’t want you to know: they never truly move on. They go from person to person, never fulfilled, always needing fresh supply. And deep down, they know something you don’t—they lost their best opportunity when they lost you.
The Slow, Inevitable Fall
At first, it looks like they’re thriving. New relationships, new distractions, new victims. They might even appear happy. But it’s a facade.
Over time, narcissists self-destruct.
They can’t maintain friendships, relationships, or careers. Their lies catch up with them. Their mask slips. The same patterns repeat, over and over, until they’re left standing alone, bitter, and broken. You never asked yourself why this individual could ever show you any of their long term friendships, but you eventually figured out that they have none because they’ve burnt down all of their bridges.
Some age into miserable, lonely souls who have driven everyone away. Some spiral into addiction, depression, or complete mental collapse. And some get caught up in legal trouble, financial ruin, or violent relationships that reflect back the same abuse they dished out.
It’s always the same ending: they pay for what they’ve done.
The Realization You’ll Have
There will come a day when you’ll look back and laugh. You’ll see them for what they really were—pathetic, weak, and doomed from the start.
You’ll realize that they never deserved you, that their power over you was an illusion, and that you were always the prize.
Meanwhile, they’ll be stuck in their own hell—cycling through empty relationships, haunted by their own demons, and forced to live with the consequences of their actions.
And you? You’ll be free.
Let Karma Handle It
Don’t waste your energy trying to make them see what they did. They don’t care. They never did.
But life has a funny way of serving justice, and narcissists always get what’s coming to them. You just have to sit back, move on, and let karma do what it does best.
Trust me. They never, ever win.
