Academia clearly identifies the defining traits of narcissism: inflated ego, pathological self-absorption, false confidence, impaired empathy, exploiting others, prone to exaggerated emotional expressions, the need to feel superior, and constructing…
Continue readingThink about a healthy person you have known, someone you would describe as whole or together. Inevitably, that person has a calm confidence, inclines toward peace and coordination, feels significant…
Continue readingA defining feature of narcissism is the need to be in control over others. Being self-absorbed, entitled, manipulative, and in search for superiority, narcissists have rationalized that it is reasonable,…
Continue readingNarcissists carry significant psychopathology within themselves, yet they want you to believe they are the Standard Bearers for healthy living. Part of their pathology is the unwillingness or the inability…
Continue readingEven in the best of relationships, conflicts and disagreements happen. When the individuals involved are balanced and emotionally mature, they clearly express their thoughts, feelings, and needs. They listen and…
Continue readingNarcissism is a distinct pattern of life that has predictable traits: self-absorption, entitlement, a strong need to control, exploitative behaviors, low empathy, an attitude of superiority, pathological defensiveness, and alternate…
Continue readingHow commonly have you wondered: Do narcissists know they are narcissists? And do they understand how inappropriate they are? Most narcissists consider the word “narcissist” to be a dirty name…
Continue readingEach person has a set of codes to guide them through relationships. This includes your family relations, work settings, social circles, organizations, and beyond. Those codes are not always fixed…
Continue readingYou probably know what flattery and helpfulness are, but how about love bombing? Keep reading to learn more. At the core of narcissism is deep insecurity. Despite efforts to appear…
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