Behaviors That Confirm the Sexual Dysfunction of a Toxic Narcissist: 

Behaviors That Confirm the Sexual Dysfunction of a Toxic Narcissist: "You Held My Hand and Want to Kiss Me"
Description:
It's common for a narcissist to exhibit certain behaviors that confirm their sexual dysfunction, often without fully realizing it. These behaviors can include:
Excessive Masturbation: A narcissist might resort to self-pleasure as a substitute for natural sexual relationships. This could be due to their inability to establish genuine connections or engage in proper sexual interaction with a partner.
Frequent Infidelities: Narcissists may tend towards infidelity as a way to compensate for feelings of inadequacy or dissatisfaction with themselves. Relationships with subordinates or those of lower social status can give them a sense of power and control.
Provocative Statements: Statements like "You held my hand and want to kiss me" might be used to manipulate the partner and assert dominance and control, as well as indicating an inability to form proper emotional or sexual connections.
Avoidance of Intimacy: A narcissist may avoid intimate relations with their partner, using weak excuses or fabricating reasons to justify their avoidance. They might use infidelity or self-pleasure as alternatives to avoid this situation.
Controlling and Humiliating Behaviors: Narcissists may use controlling or humiliating behaviors in the relationship to hide their feelings of sexual inadequacy and reinforce their sense of superiority and control.
Understanding these behaviors can help in dealing with a narcissist, uncovering the deep-seated reasons for their sexual dysfunction, and finding healthy and appropriate ways to address the issue.
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