Narcissism is a personality disorder that is characterized by an exaggerated sense of entitlement, a lack of empathy, and an excessively high sense of one’s own importance. Narcissism. People who have committed multiple murders over the course of some period of time are considered to be serial killers.… Read More »Why serial killers are narcissists?
The emotional and mental health of a child can be severely damaged by having to deal with a narcissistic parent throughout childhood. Narcissistic parents tend to see their offspring as extensions of themselves, rather than people with unique perspectives and needs. A toxic and dysfunctional family dynamic can… Read More »Children of Narcissistic Parents: Understanding the Impact and Healing from the Trauma
Narcissists are notorious for their grandiose and self-absorbed behavior, but what many people don’t realize is that they frequently take pleasure in the suffering of others as well as their own. Narcissists love pain. In this article, we will discuss the possible motivations for narcissists to take pleasure… Read More »The Narcissist and Pain
Can I trick you one more time? Hoovering is a kind of emotional abuse. A “narcissistic individual” hoovers when they believe the victim or person they abuse or manipulate is leaving. This is an effort to deceive a previous victim of abuse into another cycle of abuse so the… Read More »Hoovering
One of the core functions of the ego is to provide self-valuation which regulates emotions. A person with narcissistic personality disorder lacks this essential capability. The ego is undeveloped and dysfunctional. Blinded. “The room has the lights off”. In order to do valuation and thus materialize/persist the self-image,… Read More »The Root Cause
The happiness inverted When it comes to the narcissistic mother’s eyes, there is no better kid than the Golden Child, who, as the name says, is the most magnificent and greatest of all. In the Golden Child, the narcissistic mother seems to be choosing someone who will serve… Read More »Golden Child and Scapegoat
the ones who failed to become narcissists Despite having an ostensibly powerful personality, narcissists lack a core self. Their self-image and thinking and conduct are other-oriented in order to protect and confirm their self-esteem and fragile, broken self. Narcissism has codependent basic features of denial, control, shame, dependency… Read More »Codependency
now you can spot them An individual can experience narcissistic rage when they have the perception that their sense of self has been damaged or is in danger in some way. People who suffer from narcissistic personality disorder are more likely to exhibit this particular form of anger… Read More »Narcissistic Rage
When a narcissist is put in the spotlight, they may react in a variety of ways depending on the circumstances. Denial, shifting responsibility onto others, and attempting to manipulate the situation in order to gain an advantage are all common responses that people have when they are exposed.… Read More »What narcissist does when exposed
It is not hard to understand why children of narcissistic parents commonly get complex post-traumatic stress disorder (CPTSD) (CPTSD). These youngsters are exposed to recurrent and horrible maltreatment at the hands of persons they should be able to trust on for their care. CPTSD occurs as a reaction… Read More »Complex Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder