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Crimes Against Women True crime stories about narcissistic men and domestic violence. SCENE OF THE CRIME: HOME PERPETRATOR: YOUR OWN PARTNER Don't just listen to real true crime stories – understand them. Recognize perpetrator psychology. See through relationship patterns. Understand why men manipulate, control, and hurt. If you recognize yourself in these stories: You don't have to go through this alone. 🔹 Individual therapy for women – help with leaving and rebuilding Request an appointment here:⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://www.projekt-beziehung.de⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ ❤️‍🩹Retreat for affected women in Greece in October. Registration is now open. Inquiries here⬇️ ⁠⁠⁠https://www.projekt-beziehung.de/abou... 🎙️ Title: 💥 “He kicked me – and I fled in a taxi.” Kathrin on narcissistic abuse, sexual violence, financial exploitation – and why she stayed far too long. What if you meet him – and everything escalates just three months later? What if you move in with him far too quickly – and that's precisely when the mask slips? In this episode of I Am the Third Woman, Kathrin tells her story. A woman who was in an unhappy marriage – and believed she had found something better in a new man. They meet at a summer carnival. A year later, they meet again. Three months later, she moves in with him. And that's exactly when it begins. He becomes unpredictable. He snaps out of nowhere. He belittles her and her daughter. He leaves her to handle the entire move alone. He withdraws. He cancels meetings. He twists reality. And Kathrin? She tries to understand. She justifies his behavior. She explains it away with stress. Until it escalates further and further. He uses her fears against her. He shifts blame. He emotionally starves her. And then it gets even worse. Sexualized violence. Pressure. Boundary violations. He forces topics like pornography, threesomes, and swinging into the relationship. If she doesn't want to, he continues what he's doing next to her. He kicks her. He pushes her down the stairs when she tries to escape. And yet she stays. Because he keeps promising to change. Because she has hope. Because she believes she can save it. At the same time, a second form of violence begins: financial exploitation. She pays for vacations. Lends him money. Bears the responsibility. And in the end, that's exactly what's used against her. He blackmails her. Her daughter suffers along with her. Suffers psychological consequences. And Kathrin eventually realizes: This wasn't a relationship. This was violence—in every form. This episode shows how quickly a new relationship can turn sour, how perpetrators systematically take control, and how women gradually become entangled in a web of violence, guilt, and dependency. Kathrin speaks out because she knows: Silence protects perpetrators—not us. 💥 Topics in this episode: Fast commitment & moving in together early Narcissistic relationship & escalation after moving in Emotional abuse & devaluation of mother and child Gaslighting & blame reversal Sexualized violence & boundary violations Pornography, pressure to have three partners & coercive dynamics Physical violence (kicking, falling down stairs) Financial exploitation & debt Blackmail after separation Effects on children Why victims stay 💬 Kathrin's message: "I justified everything – until I understood it was violence." ☎️ If you are in danger or need support: Violence Against Women Helpline: 08000 116 016 (24/7, anonymous, free) True crime about narcissistic men and violence in relationships. Perpetrators. Patterns. Power. Women who survive. 💗 Crimes against women