Podcast: Is Narcissism The Same As Evil?
Narcissism is identified by selfishness, the need for control, a feeling of superiority, a lack of empathy, and manipulative behaviors. So, as you attempt to understand it fully, you may…
Continue readingNarcissism is identified by selfishness, the need for control, a feeling of superiority, a lack of empathy, and manipulative behaviors. So, as you attempt to understand it fully, you may…
Continue readingWouldn’t it be nice to tell a narcissist to just go away and leave you alone? You want nothing to do with their toxicity, so “out of sight, out of…
Continue readingOn the far end of the narcissistic spectrum is the Malignant Narcissist. These people have the traits we know to be common among narcissists, but in exaggerated extremes. Dr. Les…
Continue readingAs part of their desire to control and manipulate, narcissists like to see you become emotionally disjointed and flustered. When you are openly agitated or tense or argumentative, they think:…
Continue readingLet’s underscore that human development does not cease once a person exits childhood. Developmental psychologists know that personality and psycho-social skills continue to evolve deep into the adult years. With…
Continue readingAt its best, the desire to be in control can lead to qualities like reliability, responsibility, organization, and completion of tasks. But when narcissists attempt to be in control, their…
Continue readingA mark of emotional intelligence is the capacity to tease and act playfully in ways that create bonding and inclusion. Friendly banter can convey affection and approachability. At its best,…
Continue readingIn any ongoing relationship, tensions and frustrations can arise, creating emotions of anger or perplexion. Passive-aggressive narcissists have decided that openly addressing those tensions can create more problems that it…
Continue readingNarcissists are users. While they are capable of creating false positive impressions, behind the scenes they seek ways to be in an advantaged position. Presuming superiority, they like to find…
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