Narcissist Behavior Q&A
🧩 They make or spread sexual deepfakes of me
Even with a fabricated image, the pain and the harm are real. Don't struggle to erase it alone — ask a professional organization for help.
The short answer
Splicing your face or body into sexual imagery is abuse too. Image-abuse support organizations can help.
When this happens, try this
- Preserve the post URLs, the accounts, and screen captures exactly as they appear.
- Contact the Cyber Civil Rights Initiative Image Abuse Helpline (844-878-2274) for support with counseling and takedowns. The National Domestic Violence Hotline (800-799-7233) is also available 24/7.
Scenes like this
- They composited your face into sexual photos or videos.
- They said it's fake so it's fine — and threatened to send it to your family or workplace.
How to tell the difference
Fabricated photos and videos are still a violation. They may not be made or spread without your consent.