Narcissists Think Caring Makes You Weak
Does the narcissist care about you? It all depends on how we define caring. If it means having a craving or desire, then yes, they care about keeping you around…
Continue readingDoes the narcissist care about you? It all depends on how we define caring. If it means having a craving or desire, then yes, they care about keeping you around…
Continue readingAre you an analytical thinker? Do you have well-conceived ideas about a meaningful life? Have you pondered on how to apply wisdom in common circumstances? Do you live with purpose,…
Continue readingResearch related to psychosocial development identifies trust as the foundational ingredient that impacts all other aspects of socialization. With trust intact, individuals feel psychologically safe. They are freed to connect…
Continue readingHow commonly have you experienced a narcissist’s efforts to “put you in your place”? To bring you down, or to explain the superior way of doing things? To tell you…
Continue readingIf you have been bonded with an abusive narcissist for an extended period of time, you have inevitably been wounded and have learned that those wounds will not go away…
Continue readingWhen you think of the word narcissist, do you immediately think of peace? What about contentment? Pleasantness? Joy? How about none of the above. Unfortunately, when you think about narcissists,…
Continue readingSadly, narcissists by default approach you with a distorted view of their specialness which, of course, will impact their interactions with you. They do not have good insights about themselves,…
Continue readingIf you approach people with healthy relationship goals, you will emphasize certain qualities: connection, affirmation, availability, encouragement, understanding, compatibility, and harmonizing. Unfortunately, these qualities stand in stark contrast to narcissistic…
Continue readingAs healthy people engage in relationships, they have all sorts of goals in mind: finding connection, having loving exchanges, giving and receiving encouragement, feeling secure, minimizing psychological drama, building mutual…
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