Think carefully about recent times you have been in conflict with a narcissist. How open was that person? What amount of curiosity did that person show toward you? How perceptive…
Continue readingNarcissists have anger management issues. Their defining traits include being self-impressed, non-empathetic, controlling, clamoring for superiority, manipulative, defensive, and covering insecurity with a False Self. These traits become the foundation…
Continue readingNarcissists like thinking of themselves as highly independent, above others, and the standard bearers for The Way It Should Be. But simple observation clearly indicates how insecure and weak they…
Continue readingAfter ongoing exposure to narcissists, you will begin to notice how they have many ways of presenting themselves publicly that contradict who they are privately. For instance, let’s suppose a…
Continue readingAs you learn to manage your responses to a narcissist, a starting assumption can be this: Narcissists are psychologically needy. More than normal wants, their neediness takes on a strong…
Continue readingMost individuals spend their days tending to the many details required to make life run smoothly. We have chores to do, meals to prepare, kids to guide, jobs to perform,…
Continue readingNarcissists are the consummate scoreboarders, obsessed with their comparative standing with others. With a built-in selfishness, entitlement, presumed enlightenment, and disregard for others’ feelings, they are on a quest for…
Continue readingAt the foundation of narcissism is pervasive insecurity. Now, most narcissists are too self-deluded to acknowledge their insecurity, nonetheless, there it is. Narcissists are known for being selfish, controlling, falsely…
Continue readingHow many times have you pled with a narcissist to stop being, well, narcissistic? “Are you that dense?”“What will it take for you to stop being so difficult?”“Just be honest…
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