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The word narcissist conjures up images of someone self-absorbed and vain. However, narcissistic personality disorder (NPD) is more than meets the eye. It’s tough to detect a narcissist when they’re close to you: someone you’re dating, married to, divorced from, working with or for, or parenting. The outcome is a poisonous and sad relationship. There are several types of narcissists. One thing they all have in common is their ability to manipulate you and cause chaos in your life. In fact, narcissists are unaware that they are narcissists, according to the clinical criteria of narcissistic pers ..read more

The fools will finally see through The word comes from The Wizard of Oz, when the Wicked Witch sends flying monkeys after Dorothy and her dog. The monkeys follow her orders, teasing and torturing Dorothy as she attempts in vain to return home. Narcissists and their flying monkeys. The narcissist’s attachment with their flying monkeys is one of undying commitment even in the face of peril. When a narcissist wishes to punish someone, they send in their minions (called flying monkeys). Sadly, this may involve abusive behavior including guilt-tripping, lying, gaslighting, assaults, threa ..read more

How sane you really are? Gaslighting is a psychological manipulation technique in which the intended effect is to get the person being gaslighted to doubt their own sense of self-awareness. Their memory, perception, and sanity may be in question. With each passing day, a gaslighter’s tricks might get more sophisticated and dangerous for the victim to see through. A specific sort of manipulation in which the manipulator attempts to persuade someone else (or a group of people) to doubt their own reality, memory, or perceptions is known as “gaslighting,” according to psychology. Ac ..read more

Nobody should have to live in an emotionally abusive relationship. Unfortunately, persons who are narcissistic are often difficult to recognize, particularly at the greatest levels of wealth and social prominence. Living with a narcissistic spouse may lead to a condition known as narcissistic abuse syndrome, in which a person’s self-confidence and mental health are significantly harmed. In this article, we’ll discuss the indicators and symptoms of narcissistic abuse, focussing on the most affected among us – the privileged and rich. Anyone who has gone through narcissistic abuse should obtain ..read more

Narcissism that is kept hidden from others is known by a variety of names, including vulnerability, shyness, and “closet” narcissism. When compared to the general population, they are significantly less likely to display traits such as superiority complexes or a sense of entitlement. They might come across as modest and self-conscious rather than as someone who exudes confidence and charisma. It’s possible that others will remark on how calm and sensitive they are, particularly when they’re being criticized. It is possible that a more in-depth analysis of symptoms and feelings will reveal stri ..read more

Emily There was a young lady who went by the name of Emily once upon a time. Emily spent her childhood in a home with two narcissistic parents, neither of whom ever supported her hopes, dreams, or ambitions in any way. They never stopped criticizing her, put her down, and made her feel as though she had no value. She came to the conclusion that she needed to put some space between herself and her parents in order to safeguard her mental health as she got older. Emily made the choice one day to travel with a group of her friends over the weekend. She was looking forward to letting loose and hav ..read more

Early childhood attachment trauma is common in those with narcissism (narcissistic abuse.) The narcissist was not properly linked to, or was not given enough affection, as a youngster. Rather of depending on basic human connection abilities, he developed a type of barter system to help him survive in relationships (because these were not properly internalized in his psyche.) In order to maintain a connection with a narcissist, other people must pay him or her in the form of narcissistic supply. To put it another way, when a young child is not adequately connected to, comforted emotionally ..read more

Emotional starvation Breadcrumbing, the approach narcissists and insecure utilize while courting. Breadcrumbing refers to an attitude in which the individual provides minor indicators of desiring something with you, but in fact. It is first useful to recall how the narcissist “entraps” you. They accomplish this in the love-bombing stage by showering you with attention, nice compliments, gifts… and seduction. They make themselves out to be your everything. Once you’ve eaten the bait and they’ve caught you in, their next move is to keep you where they want you… however t ..read more

the accomplice who carries the dagger Almost usually, someone is aiding the narcissist. Narcissists can’t function without facilitators because they lack self-assurance and definition. An enabler encourages the narcissist’s need for control, inflated ego, and abusive conduct. Accepting his/her version of reality, not standing up to abuse, concealing or cleaning up mistakes, defending him/her, and blaming others for his/her actions. Partner, parent, kid, and/or sibling are common facilitators for narcissists. They may also have enabling friends, colleagues, or employees. Enablers of narcissists ..read more