Kail Lowry

I think the stigma most times is well-deserved, right?

It's kind of like sometimes when you have a sect of most of the people that fall into this category are doing bad things, they're kind of like the stigma is well-deserved, but it's just like there's always gonna be outliers, right?

So when I started my journey, there were absolutely people, my first video, if you scroll right back to the beginning, there were absolutely people like, this is dangerous.

you're gonna get people hurt i'm like how i'm gonna get people hurt talking about my mental health journey i so i didn't understand i didn't know about narcissistic abuse or toxic relationship dynamics i was just talking about going to therapy i'm like see this is why men don't go to therapy y'all attacking me i was going back and forth but then this one woman reached out to me um

Her name was Tina.

And she reached out to me and she was online.

She was like, hey, look, you have the opportunity to do something great with this.

And she kind of started explaining to me certain things.

I was like, oh, I didn't know this was that bad.

So I started doing more research on it.

And then when I was responding to questions, the more research I did, the more I understood what people were going through and people's perspective on it.

It helped me just kind of like, oh, yeah.

I get why you're angry at me.

You're not angry at me.

It's kind of like you work for a company, right?

It's kind of like when I used to work at Blockbuster Video.

People were coming in yelling about the late fees, but it wasn't me that made the late fees.

I'm just a representative for the company.

Right.

So I'm the representative for narcissism.