Narcissism, Losing Yourself and Finding Your Way Back | Jodi Pavlock
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Not all damage is visible.
In this episode of After The Fall Show, I’m joined by Jodi Pavlock, who shares her lived experience of surviving narcissistic relationships — and what it really means to lose your identity inside them.
From love bombing and control to isolation and emotional erosion, this conversation explores how narcissistic abuse develops, why it’s so hard to see while you’re in it, and what it actually takes to break free.
Jodi speaks openly about the reality behind these relationships — the confusion, the self-doubt, the trauma bonding — and the difficult process of rebuilding yourself once you walk away.
This isn’t a polished or perfect story. It’s a real one.
If you’ve ever questioned yourself in a relationship, felt like you were losing who you are, or struggled to understand why leaving isn’t as simple as it sounds — this conversation will resonate.
What we cover:- The early signs of narcissistic behaviour
- Love bombing, control, and identity erosion
- Trauma bonding and emotional addiction
- Why leaving isn’t the “easy fix” people think
- Hitting rock bottom and rebuilding from it
- Finding your value again after losing yourself
00:00 – Introduction
Setting the scene: narcissism, identity, and survival
00:20 – Life Before Awareness
Who Jodi was before recognising something was wrong
01:00 – Early Signs of Narcissism
Love bombing, control, and subtle criticism
03:15 – The “Sniff Test”
Key warning signs people often miss early on
05:20 – Identity Loss & Control
How narcissists strip away self-worth
06:50 – When It Starts Getting Worse
The shift from charm to consistent devaluation
08:30 – Public vs Private Abuse
How behaviour escalates and becomes visible
11:20 – Danger & Escalation
Moments where things cross into real risk
13:00 – The Breaking Point
When leaving becomes inevitable
16:30 – Trauma Bonding Explained
Why it feels like addiction, not just love
19:10 – Recovery Isn’t Instant
The reality after leaving — rock bottom first
22:30 – Rebuilding Life
Writing the book, finding direction again
24:00 – Can Narcissists Change?
The truth about personality vs hope
25:45 – Advice for Others
What to watch for and how to protect yourself
27:00 – Finding Your Value Again
Identity, growth, and moving forward
Jodi Pavlock is the author of Jekyll Can’t Hide, a book based on her lived experience with narcissistic abuse and recovery.
Book Link:
https://www.amazon.co.uk/Jekyll-Cant-Hyde-Jodi-Pavlock-ebook/dp/B0DQ973ZFQ
You don’t lose your value.
Sometimes it just gets buried under someone else’s control.
But it is still your's to own and there is life after survival.