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"It wasn’t until I was targeted by a pair of narcissists that I truly saw what evil looks like—deceptive, cruel, and cowardly. The demon spirit of narcissism preys on the loving, open hearts of others, disguising itself with charm while lurking beneath as nothing more than a bottom-feeder and an illusionist. These con artists aren’t just predators; they’re self-appointed masters of manipulation, deliberately choosing to wreak havoc and destroy lives rather than simply striving to be good."
My Story
My name is Stephen Walton, but many know me as Lodonis Dragonstorm. I am a life coach, author, and passionate advocate for survivors of narcissistic abuse. My mission is to help others break free from toxic cycles, reclaim their power, and turn their pain into strength.
I was born on May 2, 1977, at Fitzgerald Mercy Hospital in Darby, Pennsylvania, and spent my childhood in Delaware County, primarily in the town of Colwyn, which I consider my true hometown. From the time I was twelve, I found comfort and purpose in writing, creating short stories that often took priority over my studies. I’ve always loved immersing myself in science fiction and fantasy, and as an adult, I turned that passion into a career.
I’ve written articles for various websites and later revived my childhood stories with a more mature and introspective approach. In my early thirties, I published Elemental Heart and Elemental Dragonfyre and Brimstone, two books that reflect my love for storytelling. Later, I wrote The Fandom Menace: A Fandom Betrayed, a contemporary historical piece exploring the grassroots fan backlash within entertainment communities. Currently, I’m working on Elemental Deception, the third installment in my fantasy series.
Despite my creative success, my life took a dark turn when I became the target of severe narcissistic abuse. As a rising YouTuber covering pop culture entertainment, I built a successful platform and gained public recognition for my work. But behind the scenes, I was caught in a toxic and manipulative relationship that drained me financially, emotionally, and mentally. My narcissistic ex used love bombing, deception, and smear campaigns to destroy my reputation while elevating herself at my expense. It left me at my lowest, struggling with despair and questioning everything.
But I refused to let that be my ending. I sought therapy, spiritual guidance, and the support of life coaches who helped me rediscover my strength. In the process, I created Lodonis Dragonstorm—at first, as a way to defend myself from online attacks, but it soon became a platform for my own healing and self-expression. Now, I use it to educate and empower others who have suffered at the hands of narcissists.
I have spent years studying the effects of narcissistic personality disorder and coaching survivors on how to break free, heal, and reclaim their identities. My goal is not just to help people survive but to thrive—to go from being victims to warriors. I want to build a culture where survivors support one another, where truth, empathy, and resilience make it impossible for narcissists to manipulate and destroy lives.
At Dragonstorm, we don’t just heal—we rise, we fight, and we take back control. We do not train to be merciful.