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@boopdoop2251
@boopdoop2251 10 месяцев назад
Narcissistic or not, unhealthy is unhealthy. You don’t have to be right about the diagnosis to tell that something is wrong in a relationship or family dynamic.
@cameroncameron2826
@cameroncameron2826 10 месяцев назад
Well yes & likewise its senseless to cause division & - complications - obstacles by becoming pre-occupied with winning arguments by citing mental health diagnosis. Yes theres no shortage of monetiser manipulators on YT who are NOT GOING TO GET PAID if YOU use sense. 'Sense' here defined as having a grip on ones circumstances, as opposed to being clueless & needing do a kook and bent psychological assessment on any familty member ot friend who upsets. NPD as discussed ( from what i have seen ) is not much more that a crash course in becoming a sociopath so thats its influencer becomes affluent from it.
@Natasha_-_
@Natasha_-_ 10 месяцев назад
Yes 💯 and once you see it it is so obvious and you can't unsee it😅 I've become so good at reading people over the years of abuse. People think I'm too blunt. No I'm real and speak truth. There is a difference! I just won't take anymore abuse or put up with other humans bs besides my hubby and daughter lmaooo
@dampergoldenrod4156
@dampergoldenrod4156 10 месяцев назад
limiting it to a family is unfair. your relatives can pick up the sick traits that exist is a community by living there for decades.. the more diverse the community the less likely these sick traits take hold over the social atmosphere.
@bkirstie
@bkirstie 10 месяцев назад
it’s really about how you feel in any kind of relationship.
@nandinigogoi2584
@nandinigogoi2584 10 месяцев назад
right
@eph2vv89only1way
@eph2vv89only1way 10 месяцев назад
I just read a quote that is appropriate here. "Being super understanding of people's pains and trauma doesn't mean you should become their punching bags. They have a story. They got hurt. But so did you. You made a choice to heal and become a better person. They can make that choice, too, instead of making excuses for their toxic behavior. A person can only become a better human if they decide to work on themselves. It's not something anyone can make them do. It's not your job to fix or save people."
@wordsofathena
@wordsofathena 10 месяцев назад
I love this.
@Kenzofeis
@Kenzofeis 10 месяцев назад
One must take care of one-self first, as a wreck you can hardly help anyone ..
@Rose19695
@Rose19695 10 месяцев назад
If their selfishness and predatory behaviors work for them, what motivation do they have to change?
@glenyshill72
@glenyshill72 10 месяцев назад
@Rose1 Exactly
@_helmi
@_helmi 10 месяцев назад
@@Rose19695we will never know and we don’t need to know. Get to know yourself and learn how to enforce your boundaries, pretty soon you’ll get to know others in seconds.
@stephanwatson7902
@stephanwatson7902 10 месяцев назад
I would have gone through alot less abusive crap, if I had learned the signs of narcissism when I was much younger. This stuff should be taught in schools!
@mindyl5990
@mindyl5990 10 месяцев назад
True….I never new such awful people existed until I met one!
@stephanwatson7902
@stephanwatson7902 10 месяцев назад
@@mindyl5990 yeah and the level of gaslighting is amazing, you could play a video of them doing something and they'll still lie to your face. Can you imagine how crazymaking Narcissists were before cameras?!
@redbaron8999
@redbaron8999 10 месяцев назад
Absolutely! Facts and strategies for recognizing narcissistic abuse should be taught in all schools starting in 6th grade and up in Health class!! Awareness Saves Lives!!
@JukuduB
@JukuduB 10 месяцев назад
Actually, in high school and college psychology courses we learned about it. However we didn't have the best examples of it in a classroom setting to know what we were reading about. 🤦🏿‍♀️
@kaizen_5091
@kaizen_5091 10 месяцев назад
I agree that what healthy and unhealthy behavior should be taught in schools. So many kids grow up in unhealthy abusive households and don't know that it's not normal until they get older. By then they suffered untold amount of damage to their psyche sadly.
@tbrown0420
@tbrown0420 10 месяцев назад
Abuse is Abuse. That's the bottom line. Thank you Dr. Ramani!❤
@doristorresphd
@doristorresphd 10 месяцев назад
Exactly! 👍🏼💕
@Richard-vq7ud
@Richard-vq7ud 10 месяцев назад
Absolutely. Call it whatever you like. A label does not change evil intention.
@joeanonymous1834
@joeanonymous1834 10 месяцев назад
She would have done better to say, "Personality (disorder) is not an insanity defense," which is literally true. Otherwise we would have to overturn the convictions of 90% of the inmates in maximum security prisons. Narcissists know the difference between right and wrong. They choose to do wrong.
@Richard-vq7ud
@Richard-vq7ud 10 месяцев назад
@@joeanonymous1834 great point. This is another reason why removing these demons and healing are absolutely necessary. Many of our fellow survivors are in prison too. They lost their minds and took matters in their own hands as a direct result of reactive abuse.
@joeanonymous1834
@joeanonymous1834 10 месяцев назад
@@Richard-vq7ud Narcissism and anti-social personality are close cousins. Narcissists are generally smarter and therefore avoid prison. Neither are psychotic. Both make a choice.
@cinemaocd1752
@cinemaocd1752 10 месяцев назад
I don't care what it's labeled, I'm not taking abuse off of narcissists anymore...
@agrandcanyonoffucksgiven2776
@agrandcanyonoffucksgiven2776 10 месяцев назад
You may misunderstand. Let this information empower you. You have every right and ability to access narcissistic traits. Ppl saying you can’t diagnose should mean less to you now as diagnosing the personality disorder is no longer the bar for applying a meaningful definition to them. Identifying narcissist behavior and acting appropriately is all the justification you need and you can laugh at anyone that accuses you of diagnosing someone.
@apatheticxmindsetx3549
@apatheticxmindsetx3549 10 месяцев назад
​@@agrandcanyonoffucksgiven2776sobi can identify borderline, antisocial and histriionc behavior in someone?
@bonnielee316
@bonnielee316 10 месяцев назад
Just say that they are in the cluster B. Problem solved. A lot of them are mix and match anyways, meaning co-morbid or one with traits of many others.
@melb2734
@melb2734 10 месяцев назад
Yes, if someone is abusive, they're abusive. No reason to put up with abuse.
@fdazzlyhossain16
@fdazzlyhossain16 10 месяцев назад
"Narcissism is not a DISORDER, it's a personality" -Finally Dr.ramani has said that!!!!!!
@wjk2674
@wjk2674 10 месяцев назад
It is a disorder, the diagnostic criteria is just insufficient and places too much power in the hands of the perpetrator. Imagine they did this with a disease like cancer.
@shaymarie9870
@shaymarie9870 10 месяцев назад
I got chewed out by my online group for talking about how my mother treated me. They thought what she had done was horrible until I mentioned she was narcissist. They quickly changed their tune and said that I’m the horrible person for judging a person with a mental illness… what a whiplash experience. Thank you for this video because it helps alleviate that confusion and hurt from sharing my experience with my friends. Abuse is abuse.
@genevalawrence801
@genevalawrence801 10 месяцев назад
People with a mental illness are still accountable for their own behavior. A mental illness is an explanation. It is not an excuse.
@cristyluv1205
@cristyluv1205 10 месяцев назад
Please, I don’t even bother trying to explain. Unless you’ve experienced it you’ll never understand.
@WorldOfARandomVegan
@WorldOfARandomVegan 10 месяцев назад
Wow. That's awful. At the end of the day, they know what they're doing. It's a personality disorder vs mental illness. Abuse is abuse and we don't deserve to be abused.
@ZLLi661
@ZLLi661 10 месяцев назад
Sounds like those people online were hunting for someone to abuse and accuse coz maybe in real life their own supply had dried up 🤔🙄. Imagine how many narcissists are online just like a predator, hunting waiting for an opportunity to do exactly as you described, 😳. What you say is valid. Abuse is abuse regardless of the label or regardless of how anyone may twist it around because it’s usually to serve their own perverted agenda . Take care and staying true to yourself is your protection. Narcissists are not only not true to themselves but their whole toxic existence is a falsehood a facade, inauthenticity 101. Your authenticity is what they fear.
@geigercourtier
@geigercourtier 10 месяцев назад
@@genevalawrence801 a diagnosed mental illness can definitely be excusable if it’s severe and untreated. That’s the problem with this Narcissism trend. You can’t wrapped the human mind in a neat little bow so you can easy state what’s right or wrong, no matter how many people wish they could.
@cheekytitaable
@cheekytitaable 10 месяцев назад
My mother took me to get an exorcism ( performed on me) at a convent. I met many nuns and priests who were kind. It was actually a good experience, oh, and they laughed at my mother and told her I wasn’t the problem, she was. I believe I was about 15 yrs old.. I could write stories about my mother, but I feel like it would re-traumatize me
@FromNaboo
@FromNaboo 10 месяцев назад
Maybe it would heal you. Write. Give it a try.
@melb2734
@melb2734 10 месяцев назад
It's good the clergy recognized you were not the problem. And I'm sorry for ruining the 69 likes. 😊
@carolinelaronda4523
@carolinelaronda4523 8 месяцев назад
Omg what a nightmare but thank goodness the clergy saw right through your mother and identified the true demons ..
@l.t.3587
@l.t.3587 8 месяцев назад
My sister did something similar where she was trying to convince me to “talk to someone”, and she even convinced my mother. Well, since I stopped speaking to my sister, the problem resolved itself. 😐
@lulianjuliuswassbach
@lulianjuliuswassbach 4 месяца назад
​@@CG-wl3cq i feel this! My mother called the police on me after a fight saying she was scared of me and that i threatened to hurt her... I was driven to a mental health clinic and evaluated and when the professionals came, they laughed at my dad. Sadly i dont remember what they said to him, but it wasn't nice
@erikavaleries
@erikavaleries 10 месяцев назад
Luckily my narc parents harassed my therapist and she diagnosed them correctly.
@whereisyourhumanity7557
@whereisyourhumanity7557 10 месяцев назад
BEST answer.
@malwads1836
@malwads1836 10 месяцев назад
Lucky!There definitely ARE full-blown narcissists out there & it IS important to know what you're 👀 at when you're dealing with them because the dysfunction is very severe & abuse is built into NPD essentially by design.They're NOT anywhere near the realm of normality.I hope you went no-contact & never 👀 back.I'm guessing they hated your therapist because they didn't make your narc parent's screwy behaviors 👀 too good when they talked to you about it during therapy.
@erikavaleries
@erikavaleries 10 месяцев назад
@@malwads1836 thank you. I didn’t understand narcissism at first so I tried to stay in touch. Dr Ramani and other videos finally helped me get it. It still seems unreal - mom is basically a sociopath who runs the family on fear, like the mafia. All extended family were turned against me with lies. The abuse escalated to physical abuse & endangering my health. I haven’t had contact since 2016. My father died in 2020 and my mother continues to harass me by email. My mother stole all the money left to me by my grandmother. I haven’t gotten courage to go to court. I’m disabled and seriously struggling with a botched surgery. I have them all blocked. I fear them but I’m trying to learn to feel safe anyway. It’s been shocking bc they are all communal narcissists, religious, paragons of virtue in the community. Behind closed doors, they are self righteous bullies & vicious psychological terrorists.
@JessicaJames-mz4tm
@JessicaJames-mz4tm 10 месяцев назад
lol, they arnt fun but they make good stories
@starqueenlotus3755
@starqueenlotus3755 10 месяцев назад
Lol
@sandyberger-r9j
@sandyberger-r9j 10 месяцев назад
My ex was diagnosed with narcissistic personality disorder by his therapist. He told me when he got the diagnosis because he didn’t understand what that really means- neither did I at that time. Now almost 20 years later I can say it was correct. Trying to divorce him is a nightmare, he doesn’t see sense anymore and wastes endless money on lawyers.. I once thought my wedding day was the best day in my life- wait how I‘ll celebrate once the divorce is through!
@janettejones5030
@janettejones5030 10 месяцев назад
I felt this comment 100%!
@sophial.2438
@sophial.2438 10 месяцев назад
When in the end all you feel is strong disgust for a person, you're most likely dealing with a narc. When just the thought of a person makes you recoil, you're most likely dealing with a narc. When having to be in the presence of someone makes you have a panic attack, you're most likely dealing with a narc. When just thinking about a person makes you have a panic attack, you're most likely dealing with a narc. Narcs are strong repellents. It doesn't take a specialist to tell one that.
@dawnrobbins5877
@dawnrobbins5877 10 месяцев назад
Excellent summary!
@cristyluv1205
@cristyluv1205 10 месяцев назад
Que the applause 👏 👏👏👏 standing ovation
@prachianand1214
@prachianand1214 10 месяцев назад
Well said
@_helmi
@_helmi 10 месяцев назад
But it does take ongoing efforts to build self-awareness and self education.
@l.t.3587
@l.t.3587 8 месяцев назад
@@_helmiExactly, sometimes you just don’t know anything about narcissism and have been conditioned to ignore your gut feeling 🙁 Takes a lot of trauma to open your eyes sometimes
@excripto1
@excripto1 10 месяцев назад
Basically a narcissist would call others a “narcissist” just because they have different opinions and don’t agree with them on something.
@carolfield2760
@carolfield2760 10 месяцев назад
YES!
@veronice_ronnie
@veronice_ronnie 10 месяцев назад
My narcissistic sister to me: " So you are that typical arrogant person,you walk at street with that head high up,and don't talk to nobody 🙄 so you think you're special huh?you narcissist!"
@rde4017
@rde4017 10 месяцев назад
Gaslighting, psychological projection.
@jhoughjr1
@jhoughjr1 10 месяцев назад
its scary once I saw the pattern as most mmidwits think there is no difference. Once I saw the pattern I saw it had persisted decades.
@artifundio1
@artifundio1 10 месяцев назад
Exactly! They will weaponize any word they learn. And if you activate their "shame" reflex, run immediately!! ❤
@NarcSurvivor
@NarcSurvivor 10 месяцев назад
Why are they so focused on you diagnosing them, instead of the actual toxic and harmful behaviours? Shouldn’t that be more important?
@Survivin2Thrivin
@Survivin2Thrivin 10 месяцев назад
@NarcSurvivor, Understand..."been there, got the T-shirt"....but surviving 10+yrs of narc abuse, there are no "shoulds"....it's only been radical acceptance 😉 that's really helped me👍...sorry for butting in your comment directed elsewhere but I felt compelled to respond
@amarbyrd2520
@amarbyrd2520 10 месяцев назад
It absolutely should -- and I think it's our responsibility to keep their attention focused on the abusive behavior. I've actually used that phrase verbatim, broken record style: "I'm focusing on the damage the ABUSIVE BEHAVIOR does"
@whereisyourhumanity7557
@whereisyourhumanity7557 10 месяцев назад
That's exactly why. Their behavior is more important, and it's under their control. So they have to change the subject to Narcissistic Diagnosis; rather than the bad effects of their habitual helper.
@gokuman87
@gokuman87 10 месяцев назад
Without a diagnosis they feel normal. Most of them don't want to be good, they just want to feel normally. That's why they don't change, instead trying to gaslight the rest of us. ("Maybe I'm not perfect, BUT...")
@Ab3ndcgi
@Ab3ndcgi 10 месяцев назад
Because they do not believe thay have done anything wrong or their behaviours are a big deal. Sure, you can tackle behaviours one by one, explain in painful detail why those behaviours were harmful or hurtful; and hear them make endless justifications, dimiss those alltoguether, or blame you in turn. If they could actually admitt to doing something wrong and be responsible about how their behaviour impacts others; they would not be narcissists.
@ArilenaMoon
@ArilenaMoon 10 месяцев назад
'Even if an abuser has an illness, it's still abuse'. Perfectly said. Great video, as always, Dr Ramani. Thank you for sharing this important content ❤
@lorihenrytaylor4438
@lorihenrytaylor4438 10 месяцев назад
My mother is a diagnosed narcissist. My father is narcissistic. When you see the difference you cannot unsee it.
@cinemaocd1752
@cinemaocd1752 10 месяцев назад
I think I have a lot narc traits from being raised by a person who had some narc traits and a full on covert narc abuser. It was seeing these traits come out more strongly later in life that scared me into trying to work on myself. I agree there is absolutely a huge difference, but I also think a person ebbs and flows in their life and they have more energy and more stress at different times and personalities can change. Rather than mellowing narcs seem to get more hardened and care less about the mask dropping. I think that's why so many of us are only figuring out about this in our 50s and 60s...the narcs that raised us are now elderly and showing their true colors brighter than ever...
@mday3821
@mday3821 10 месяцев назад
​@cinemaocd1752 I think that is true. My mother was Dx 2018 with NPD & the older she got, the worse she got. Then she passed away being meaner than a snake.
@lynnemarylou7611
@lynnemarylou7611 10 месяцев назад
@@mday3821 that's so sad... I'm so sorry
@malwads1836
@malwads1836 10 месяцев назад
Garden-variety narcissistic is more annoying...But full-blown NPD is very severe dysfunction that causes significant harm both to the narc's life whether they realize it or not & also to anyone near them too🤦‍♀️.Garden-variety narcissistic is an annoying BB gun shooting you in the buns until you walk away but full-blown NPD is a real gun filling you full of bullets until you get the heck away from them.
@mday3821
@mday3821 10 месяцев назад
@@malwads1836 Yes, NPD is very dangerous. My mother Dx NPD. Yikes! She's gone now!!!
@poison_plays
@poison_plays 10 месяцев назад
I have BPD. I had BPD before I was diagnosed. It’s no excuse to abuse anyone. Which is why I’m in longterm therapy. Exactly. Thank you, as ever, Dr Ramani.
@WorldOfARandomVegan
@WorldOfARandomVegan 10 месяцев назад
Thanks so much. You're so right that most narcissists will never go get help. It took 4 years of being with my ex and doing searches for "what kind of person does this" to find out that he hit every mark on the list of narcissistic behavior. It saved me from going out of my mind. It was hard to deal with and no one else gets it because he's so charming, which was also extremely distressing for me. Now I have the answers. Official diagnosis or not, I know what he is, and abuse is abuse absolutely!
@cricket700612
@cricket700612 10 месяцев назад
I went through a terrible marriage and divorce with someone who I'd bet would have been clinically diagnosed with Borderline Personality Disorder and extreme Narcissism. After we separated and I moved to a gated community, I still couldn't sleep. One night, 3am I sat up in bed and realized something. Whether she couldn't be nice to me...or she could, but just didn't want to be nice to me... For me, the result was the same. There was no "nice". That was 24 years ago,. Abuse is abuse. Whether he/she gets a Dr's sign-off...or not, on the perpetrator's intentions/motives/mindset/history. Get out, and be free.
@tishie42
@tishie42 10 месяцев назад
Abuse is abuse. Focus on the damage not the behavior. Radically accept that's who they are Work on my coping skills. Get away. Got it.
@cristyluv1205
@cristyluv1205 10 месяцев назад
I had to focus and recognize the behavior in order to process WHY I was damaged. They go hand in hand.
@dampergoldenrod4156
@dampergoldenrod4156 10 месяцев назад
what if black americans only focused on their damage and not the behavior of their oppressors? palestinians would have been ethnically cleansed if they did what you are advocating.
@cristyluv1205
@cristyluv1205 10 месяцев назад
@@dampergoldenrod4156 Lol, your comparison is, well, different….. but I get it. Let’s say Hitler looks you dead in your face today and extends his hand for a handshake. You’ve already identified the vile human being that he is and know he will never change. You will never win trying to change a BRAIN that is wired differently. What can you do? You do as the initial commenter said ☝️. Recognize what you’re facing and work on how YOU deal with that 💩
@ruebensfilms
@ruebensfilms 10 месяцев назад
Whether the individual has narcissistic style or narcissistic personality disorder, the fact remains the same, if they are using narcissistic weapons on you they both amount to the same conclusion, protect yourself, don't fall prey to their game and know they both have major issues.
@SallyKlee
@SallyKlee 10 месяцев назад
🎯 yes! Abuse is abuse! I love the old school professory style and your ability to explain this in a way that's so easy to understand. Can't thank you enough for your work ❤️‍🩹
@akopolovich
@akopolovich 10 месяцев назад
While therapy and mental health are certainly important, this issue (the discernment of evil) gets clouded in the academic realm. A small child is able to discern the bully on the playground. A small child is able to perceive when someone is evil and dangerous. But with all these therapeutic labels and the assumption of basic goodness, we aren't allowed to talk about evil anymore, without sounding ignorant or somehow too "subjective." Abusers are evil. The nature of that evil is complex. But it's always aimed in one common direction - against the truth, for the purpose of squashing or silencing the life force in another. Coercion, subjugation, control, domination, silencing, denials, deception, manipulations, blame-shifting, gaslighting, all these things are designed to enslave victims in the abusive environment. That's what evil does. I wish that we could just name it for what it is, instead of playing these semantic games.
@reesedaniel5835
@reesedaniel5835 10 месяцев назад
We could if our entire system wasn't under the control of psychopaths.
@akopolovich
@akopolovich 10 месяцев назад
@@reesedaniel5835 when you get into the depth of the pain, when the trauma comes roaring to the surface, there is no question in the feelings that the abuser is evil. It's the most obvious foundational thing, that these harms are evil, that this is morally heinous. And yet, it's like still, even in therapeutic settings its just not nice to admit those truths. "Now now, let's not go too far..." says the therapist who is himself afraid to admit the existence of evil or afraid of the depth of his client's rage and pain. I think that therapists and anyone else who works in this field of support ought to bring that kind of moral weight to it. To name the evil as evil. And to condemn it fully.
@danielfatone3994
@danielfatone3994 10 месяцев назад
^ “it’s not nice”
@cristyluv1205
@cristyluv1205 10 месяцев назад
Bullseye…..
@koolbeans8292
@koolbeans8292 10 месяцев назад
Ak polovich, You are not wrong ! But in society in general, we need to call it something so it can be fixed. All that behavior turns into a pathology. And if the pathological can't change, then that is a diagnosis. They are just plain untreated, and un changed Pathologicals!
@XaaraSJilani
@XaaraSJilani 10 месяцев назад
I avoid calling someone a narc (except my mother). I refer to people with narcissistic behavior as MCS: Main character syndrome. Because they literally believe that everyone around must serve them and they are the only important person in the world.
@dianedoyle-mccahon4979
@dianedoyle-mccahon4979 10 месяцев назад
Oh that's perfect fit
@danielland3767
@danielland3767 10 месяцев назад
Im going to borrow that
@dianedoyle-mccahon4979
@dianedoyle-mccahon4979 10 месяцев назад
Me too totally spot on spouse and full time caregiver client they live in their heads
@princessconsuelabanana-ham8004
@princessconsuelabanana-ham8004 10 месяцев назад
and rest of us are just NPC in their own little mind
@gokuman87
@gokuman87 10 месяцев назад
@@princessconsuelabanana-ham8004 Yes, still trying to figure out how to explain them, that this world is an online game. There are no NPC in this world.
@smithontwins
@smithontwins 10 месяцев назад
My narcissistic brother accused both my parents narcissistic. He did it so well I was questioning them both. After I followed this channel I could see that both my parents weren't narcissistic, on the other hand he was. He also accused my oldest brother a narcissist because he prioritized his wife and 2 sons. My oldest brother had always been helpful towards my family but when my narcissistic brother asked him for money (for my parents, he claimed) but never showed any accountability, I can understand why my oldest brother refused to transfer him almost monthly.
@gojiberry7201
@gojiberry7201 10 месяцев назад
I had someone once tell me, "Please do not pathologize narcissists." That made no sense whatsoever
@amarbyrd2520
@amarbyrd2520 10 месяцев назад
Wow.
@redbaron8999
@redbaron8999 10 месяцев назад
These two had hidden covert personality styles until they were exposed; Joan Crawford vs Ted Bundy !!!
@Julie-bj9jn
@Julie-bj9jn 10 месяцев назад
I've gotten better at avoiding forming relationships with abusive personalities, and those with a strong desire to create continuous conflict. There's usually also a financial grab involved- which I'm sensitive to, because I'm a single mother, on a budget; and family first. I began my study about five years ago, and you're one of the people I believe in, Dr. Ramani.
@TheKrispyfort
@TheKrispyfort 10 месяцев назад
Good call 👍
@lynnemarylou7611
@lynnemarylou7611 10 месяцев назад
Well done Julie❤
@MellyMae44
@MellyMae44 10 месяцев назад
I was just thinking about this yesterday "not all jerks are narcissistic, but all narcissists are jerks." I live with a narcissist. He is horrible. The public temper tantrums can be the worst, but the constant blame shifting is hard to take too. He thinks nothing is wrong with him, he thinks everyone in his life is a jerk, and he has to put up with us even though he's so much smarter than the rest of us, etc, etc. I can go on forever regarding his narcissistic personality. While it's helped me having a name for why he behaves this way, and it's given me tools to cope and deal with him, it's true that abuse is abuse, no matter the label. These videos have helped so much. I was drowning in sorrow, even though I had always known it wasn't me. I didn't have self blame, because I knew the problem was with him, not me. But I had no coping skills to help me. Now I do. I can't leave right now, but at least I manage with your help.
@flashmburu907
@flashmburu907 10 месяцев назад
I'm so glad you've clarified coz everyone is throwing N.P.D word around after every little fight 😅
@danielland3767
@danielland3767 10 месяцев назад
This part
@le_th_
@le_th_ 10 месяцев назад
Rarely do I hear lay people use the term Narcissistic Personality Disorder. Now I do hear and read the term narcissist more frequently now than ever before, and it's about time we start calling these empathy-deficient, racist, misogynistic, classist, admiration-seeking a-holes what they are. That is how trump got voted into office because there are that many narcissists in the world who think just like him and even more shockingly, some of them are people trump wouldn't even allow in his home unless they were there to clean it or maintain it. Churches are full to the brim of these admiration-seeking, gossipy, Christian-in-name-only people.
@dcaloger
@dcaloger 10 месяцев назад
Thank you for this. My mom has been diagnosed with a NPD, she was a raging alcoholic from the time I was born, and let’s top that off with a hoarder. I had to put my shoes on when I got out of bed. She hoarded cats also. Growing up was so horrifying, I was afraid to let anyone inside. Outside of the home, she was fashionable, nice ( for a while) , does not like people. Just pretends until she cuts them off, including her best friend and her own sister, and has turned my own children into her “ flying monkeys “. I took her into my home. She is 94 and sharp as a tack mentally. And it still goes on. I am super anxious and depressed. I’m going to therapy. I thought since she was falling and when I was 19 I had to quit ngetting hurt, that she would be grateful and start a happy end of life. Instead, I am stuck. Sad. Depressed more than ever, an my anxiety is through the roof. When I was 19, I had to quit nursing school and move out and got a job. What is it, when your mom is abusive, a hoarder, a cat lover and downright nasty to me. And what can I do at this point?
@malwads1836
@malwads1836 10 месяцев назад
It also makes people not take it seriously when victims ACCURATELY point out a real full-blown narcissist & the very severe harm they cause.
@trailerparkcryptoking5213
@trailerparkcryptoking5213 10 месяцев назад
I don’t have to diagnose, if they have a handful of the characteristics that’s enough for me to stay away! If I get curious enough to bother I ask them about their childhood and if they go totally off and tell how horrible it was then I run far away.......
@zoinks2607
@zoinks2607 10 месяцев назад
Yes!! I hate when I see other therapists on RU-vid not understanding this. Thank you, Dr Ramani!
@arsenelupiniii8040
@arsenelupiniii8040 10 месяцев назад
I think there are more undiagnosed than mainstream gives data for. Therapists biggest job is pwNPD.
@leesielou9783
@leesielou9783 10 месяцев назад
My ex was court ordered to take part in weekly counseling sessions with a licensed therapist, for one year. Around 7-8 months into it, I received not one, but two letters from the mental health professionals that had been working with him, and they had determined that he has actual NPD. So much so, that they were concerned his volatile behavior, with the severity of his NPD, would have a very negative effect on myself and our young child. They cautioned me about continuing any further contact with him unless he was going to continue seeing a psychiatrist for his disorder. Made up my mind immediately to go ‘no contact’ with him. I knew something was wrong with him, but that was the confirmation I needed to get away and stay away.
@dextermorganbloodspattersp6382
@dextermorganbloodspattersp6382 10 месяцев назад
Black and White Thinking decribes them Best Their inability to see the Grey 🩶 in life Dr Ramani 🦅 my Champion 🏆 🦅🏆😎
@le_th_
@le_th_ 10 месяцев назад
Actually, that describes Borderline Personality Disorder very well, and I find their own thinking to often epitomize that. Narcissists as well, but if you want a one-line-line phrase that sums up narcissists it's admiration-seekers, not black-and-white thinkers. A narcissist will completely flip their values if someone they "admire" has a difference of opinion, whereas a borderline will often (not always) classify them as evil.
@dextermorganbloodspattersp6382
@dextermorganbloodspattersp6382 10 месяцев назад
@@le_th_ insightful perspective thank you, I try to Overstand the overlapping Traits with Borderline/Narcissists and appreciate Your Clarification
@reesedaniel5835
@reesedaniel5835 10 месяцев назад
@@dextermorganbloodspattersp6382 "Overstand" is not really a word. I cringe every time I see it.
@dextermorganbloodspattersp6382
@dextermorganbloodspattersp6382 10 месяцев назад
@reesedaniel5835 let's explore why that expression would make you Cringe 🕵️ I'm getting pretty good at this Synology Stuff 😁😁
@stoneyvowell1239
@stoneyvowell1239 10 месяцев назад
I think the biggest problem with this is that there is a line which is considered normal. Anything that deviates from that line is disordered. People like to think they fall on that normal line more than they actually do.
@fleabitz1474
@fleabitz1474 10 месяцев назад
So a person doesn't have a personality disorder unless they themselves admit to having a problem that affects their ability to function? And a raging lunatic who destroys their children but, since they project everything outwards, thinks they are not the problem, does not have a personality disorder? What do they have, then?
@cinemaocd1752
@cinemaocd1752 10 месяцев назад
It's maddening because they do so much damage and they get away with it almost always. I think we are mostly here learning to protect ourselves, and to create a path for healing the damage they've caused. There is no justice with a narc and that is a difficult thing to take.
@KaarinaKimdaly
@KaarinaKimdaly 10 месяцев назад
@@cinemaocd1752 Occasionally abusers are brought down through the legal system. Harvey Weinstein comes to mind Another less well known popularly but very interesting case is. Dr. Wilson, now deceased, who formed the Constance Bultman Wilson Center, which was operating in Faribault, Minnesota decades ago. It was a residential high school for mentally ill students. Angie Dickinson and Burt Bacharach sent their daughter there. Dr. Wilson was a very cerebrally intelligent fellow who graduated from Shattuck prep school in Faribault and became a psychiatrist and surgeon. He purchased the site for his center at the top of 14th Street hill in Faribault when the school for younger boys, called St. James, closed. They were bot run by the Episcopal church, pricey residential schools for privileged people. I was raised in Faribault and I made a friend in the late 1970's in AA who had been kicked out of Shattuck and enrolled at the Wilson Center. This friend, F.M., was a highly intelligent bipolar guy and he told me stories about illegal activities being perpetrated upon the residents there at private parties. Through the efforts of my friend and other victimized vulnerable students and over several years, with the help also of some aware and responsible employees of the Wilson Center, a sort of justice came through. Dr. Wilson lost his license to practice medicine in Minnesota. While I never personally met Dr. Wilson, I attended an annual Dana Farnsworth lecture which featured the late Bruno Bettelheim. F.M.'s alarming stories were true. They involved abuses sexwise via drugs, et c. of underaged vulnerable students who had been entrusted by their protectors to pay to live there for their education and help. You can read the legal case online. Dr. Wilson pulled up stakes and moved to California to continue 'working'. I was astonished when I read online recently his obituary. sheer puffery. No mention was made of his losing the right to practice medicine in Minnesota due to his criminal abuses of student's. His obituary makes him sound like the second coming of Jesus. In the laudatory guestbook in memory of him one writer noted that Dr. Wilson really knew how to throw a party! Really. . . I was gobsmacked. Burt and Angie's daughter later committed suicide. I am not a medical professional, but I firmly believe that this much lauded man, was a psychopath. Period.
@cristyluv1205
@cristyluv1205 10 месяцев назад
They aren’t going to admit it. Don’t even waste your vocal chords. You could show them a diagram accompanied with a video and they would still flat out tell you you’re lying, victim shame you or better yet, dismiss you totally. There is a certain disconnect with these ppl. It’s manipulation AT ALL TIMES AND IN ALL FORMS!!! Constant confusion that doesn’t stop…ever. That’s the difference
@aro5490
@aro5490 10 месяцев назад
right?! the premise that someone has to acknowledge that they have a problem in order to diagnosis them with a personality disorder feels profoundly flawed.
@RobertRodgers-r5h
@RobertRodgers-r5h 10 месяцев назад
Love! Love! Love, your brilliant channel. Thank you for providing healing to those who suffered abuse from Narcissists.
@karenrosen2983
@karenrosen2983 10 месяцев назад
If somehow I’m dragged to a party I will definitely be the one helping with the dishes!
@ds6258
@ds6258 10 месяцев назад
Isn't that part of what narcissism is, though? Their behavior isn't harming them, it's harming others. Of course they wouldn't say their behavior harms them or they see a problem with it.
@aro5490
@aro5490 10 месяцев назад
right because whatever is wrong, (in their mind) it's never their fault
@graceb3934
@graceb3934 10 месяцев назад
The way I see it, if you have lived your entire life with narcissistic individuals, it doesn't matter how long it takes you to identify them as such, once you do, you have a lifetime of experience. EVERY single wound they inflicted was felt and stored away, and once all that hurt moves from the subconscious to the conscious, you see the behaviour patterns so clearly.
@youngblood8540
@youngblood8540 10 месяцев назад
Today nice people are called assholes, in the bizzarro world that narcissists have created.
@reesedaniel5835
@reesedaniel5835 10 месяцев назад
Woe unto them that call evil good, and good evil; that put darkness for light, and light for darkness; that put bitter for sweet, and sweet for bitter! Isaiah 5:20
@bestseedorchard1107
@bestseedorchard1107 9 месяцев назад
I am dumbfounded by the correctness of your description of my friend of 40 years. Over that time I saw all the behaviors you describe in you videos , to the letter, precisely, exactly, amazing how accurately you describe my friend over the years of experience with them. Don't change a thing , you have it, you are correct , it is as if you are reading out loud a script to a play and they are acting it over 40 years. I am bewildered! What to do now. They did the "provoke and degrade" as they discarded me, then the smearing and silent treatment. Unbelievable exactly as you describe! You are more correct than anything I have ever experienced! Congratulations on doing something good for mankind with this education. You made a contribution!
@riotgrrrl
@riotgrrrl 10 месяцев назад
Thank you for making this, it's so important! Too many say that old line 'if they've not been diagnosed' etc. It's very frustrating to a victim's real experience.
@reesedaniel5835
@reesedaniel5835 10 месяцев назад
And I say: "If it walks like a duck and quacks like a duck...it's a frikking DUCK!"😁😆
@agrandcanyonoffucksgiven2776
@agrandcanyonoffucksgiven2776 10 месяцев назад
I think the worst part of having a narcissistic parent is what you think “normal” is like. I picked up certain behaviors to situations I thought were normal. It took being out of that environment and other ppl not willing to put up with that crap to make me realize a lot of things I had learned needed to be adjusted. In retrospect breaking out seems impossible but it did not happen overnight.
@s.s.8029
@s.s.8029 10 месяцев назад
I married into it and it was hard getting out, but I can never go back to the way things were before.
@idid138
@idid138 10 месяцев назад
Good for you! Way to grow!
@reuvensg
@reuvensg 10 месяцев назад
You saved me a year ago. now I am thriving. thank you so much
@michelalphonso6945
@michelalphonso6945 10 месяцев назад
Imagine you have been struck by a car and you have broken ribs and a concussion and you are laying unconscious.. Before being struck you saw the driver, recognized him, saw him looking straight at you with a mean smirk just before he hit's you ! But while you were unconscious he moved your body to the middle of the road he then called the cops and tells them YOU out of nowhere jumped in front of his car ! Later in the hospital when you wake up, everyone is asking you why YOU jumped in front of his car ! No one believes you when you say you didn't ! No one believes you when you say he drove towards you ! He was tested for alcohol and tested clear ! No one believes you because they can't see why he would do something like that with out a motive ! He looks sane and is charming ! But you on the other hand are acting weird and all "paranoid" YOU need treatments ! How dare you jump in front of this respected and charming person ! How dare you accuse him of this insanely bad behavior !
@DebraCollins-fq4jo
@DebraCollins-fq4jo 10 месяцев назад
Well put. I get it. So demonic.
@margaretvonrumpf6318
@margaretvonrumpf6318 10 месяцев назад
My life has been changed FOR THE BETTER thanks to your channel! Thank you, Dr. Ramani, for explaining and RE-explaining all things narcissistic 😊💛
@jamesmclellan8360
@jamesmclellan8360 10 месяцев назад
Thank you, Dr Ramani. I now know why my stepfather behaved the way he did and still does. At least now i can plan for the future to buffer the damage as best i can . I can also correct the unhealthy habits and behaviour in myself now i have the gift of awareness. I look forward to a future of peace and prosperity for myself because i deserve it. As do all. 🎉🕉️🙏
@touchofgrace3217
@touchofgrace3217 9 месяцев назад
I feel like calling someone, to them, a narcissist would seem like faceless name-calling. I simply tell them they’re manipulative and abusive.
@Dimon6731
@Dimon6731 10 месяцев назад
God bless you Dr. Ramani 😢 so glad I came across this channel so long ago. I needed this refresher. Out of town right now visiting family, and your content has kept me sane and grounded amidst the flying monkeys
@diannerenn4726
@diannerenn4726 10 месяцев назад
Abusiveness. That seems like the consistent issue with these folks.
@michaeleckert5877
@michaeleckert5877 10 месяцев назад
I studied maladaptive behaviors in classes.I found the textbook the other day.I believe you are correct in your discussion. Your my new professor in this new world 😊
@CD_RN_Independent_Voter
@CD_RN_Independent_Voter 10 месяцев назад
Got it✏️ ✔️“Narcissist *ic* Personality Style” ✔️”Narcissist *ic* Person” ✔️”Narcissist *ic* Behavior Pattern” ✔️“Antagonistic Personality Style” ✔️”Disagreeable Personality Style” ❌ “Narcissist” ❌ “Narcissistic Personality Disorder”
@frequentnoise2164
@frequentnoise2164 10 месяцев назад
I’m glad you’re saying it again… I’m newly experienced so just started learning
@emmao1232
@emmao1232 10 месяцев назад
Thank you so much Dr Ramani for the bipolar example! I am diagnosed bipolar and I showed symptoms of grandiosity in my last manic episode... I've been terrified that I might "secretly" be a narcissist but I feel much better now!
@christelleny
@christelleny 10 месяцев назад
Saying Narcs have an "illness" and should be given a pass is just like saying sexual offenders or serial killers have an illness and should be given a pass. It doesn't matter what trauma made you (an empath or a psychopath). YOU HAD A CHOICE!!! We all had a choice. "We" (the victims of narcissistic abuse) did not choose to cause pain, torture, gaslight, destroy others. Narcs are consciously choosing it every minute they spend with their victims. Not anyone else! Only their victims. If they can pick and choose who they torture, then it's a CHOICE. One dictated by their conscience (as in "their conscious mind"); not an illness they can't control. Had I understood this earlier, I would have saved myself decades of abuse.
@alexander191297
@alexander191297 10 месяцев назад
Hi Dr Ramani, this video really was an eye-opener for me! I had the bad habit of calling someone a “narcissist” because they acted selfishly or in an entitled way from time to time. Funny thing is my partner is really sweet with me, but on one occasion, she was a bit selfish - so I called her out on being a “narcissist”. She called me out on this, and ever since, I avoid being an “armchair psychologist”. I also had a phase when I called my mom a narcissist for being strict with me when I did stupid stuff… although she always was a loving mother and put us first before her. Although I’m ashamed of this, I’m thankful to have found your channel and to understand what “narcissism” actually is thanks to it! I think the misunderstanding comes from the fact that when someone is a psychopath, they have psychopathy. When someone is a schizophrenic, they have schizophrenia. When someone is a narcissist… they have narcissism, but not NPD! I've noticed that when we talk about mental health, the way we use certain terms varies. For instance, when we say someone is a narcissist, we usually mean they show traits of narcissism, not necessarily that they have NPD. However, when terms like “psychopath” or “schizophrenic” are used, they usually imply the actual mental health disorders. Perhaps this is because narcissistic traits are more commonly seen in everyday behavior, whereas psychopathy and schizophrenia are seen as more severe and less common? This issue is likely exacerbated by the media (such as, as you perfectly phrased it, TikTok). Narcissism, being less stigmatised and more relatable, is often used more casually, while terms for other personality disorders are usually more closely tied to their clinical meanings and thus carry more stigma. Just my two cents! 😁
@maritzacaruth9283
@maritzacaruth9283 10 месяцев назад
Doctor you are really invaluable when it comes to this topic. I've noticed alot of narc abuse shorts & channels popping up that get my side-eye lately. I appreciate you reeling us back to what is fact based. Thank you 💯 🌼
@marywhaley4675
@marywhaley4675 10 месяцев назад
Twenty plus years ago I worked as a nurse in a mental hospital/prison. I never saw the word narcissism/narcissistic/narcissist in any clients chart. Lots of personality disorders. What I observed in the "mentally ill" across the board was that everything was about themself. Two exceptions stand out in my mind. A young woman with borderline personality disorder "diagnosis". She actually displayed a concern for other people. And my safety as an employee in a potentially dangerous work place. And an older patient with schizophrenia who actually protected me from another patient. Most interesting nursing job I ever had. Somewhat dangerous, very heartbreaking. I learned to love the unlovely.😢
@trinap.8904
@trinap.8904 10 месяцев назад
If it weren't for Dr. Ramani and others, uI would still be unknowingly struggling in those narc relationships with no boundaries. My life is so much better now
@lilliewilliams3331
@lilliewilliams3331 10 месяцев назад
So, if they do not have a personality disorder, they can be described as just plain evil?
@danielfatone3994
@danielfatone3994 10 месяцев назад
This is what you do do u call them jackass then move on
@arsenelupiniii8040
@arsenelupiniii8040 10 месяцев назад
Just Grade A, A HOLES! That is what we called them back in the day.
@jeanetteshawredden5643
@jeanetteshawredden5643 10 месяцев назад
👍
@dampergoldenrod4156
@dampergoldenrod4156 10 месяцев назад
Adult bullying includes spreading malicious, false rumors about the target; turning social alliances against the target by painting a negative picture of them; putting down or silencing the target in front of others; excluding; mocking the target; withholding information from the target; and/or claiming credit for the work of the target. (NHS) The target is often not in a position of being able to defend themselves easily as there may be an actual or a perceived power imbalance of some sort (such as being newer in a social circle).
@MPjustaman
@MPjustaman 10 месяцев назад
We love you! Thank you for ALL your help. I really don't think I could have made through this past year with out YOUR help and the videos.
@ozdigg9254
@ozdigg9254 10 месяцев назад
Thank you Doctor Ramani. Very insightful, and clearly explained. We are complex beings. It's all wonderful but abuse is abuse, and we can protect ourselves from it. 🍎
@antoinetteb.3869
@antoinetteb.3869 10 месяцев назад
I agree that there is a lot of misinformation about narcissism and I am so thankful for your channel Dr. Ramani.
@jn1211
@jn1211 10 месяцев назад
there's no way in hell my brother could get a diagnosis, lol, that would mean admitting everbody else isn't actually the problem, and we all know that's not gonna happen.
@cinemaocd1752
@cinemaocd1752 10 месяцев назад
Me too. I hope you find healing and self love. My son has ASD and he's so hard on himself. I think he's been mirroring my C-ptsd for a while. You aren't alone in this scary world. Hugs to you. @@jn1211
@stylingandhealing
@stylingandhealing 10 месяцев назад
My mom even says that since I'm in therapy that my therapist would advise me to respect my dad since I'm really setting boundaries and not communicating to him, which is why I believe both of my parents are narcissists. My mother even advised me to exercise patience, saying, "We all have defects." This is like instructing me to put up with more abuse from them, and I find that offensive. Their toxicity is the reason I rarely, if ever, react, even to their views, which I find completely nonsensical. And your videos are a huge aid in my recovery. Thus, many thanks for that.
@antoniovpi118
@antoniovpi118 10 месяцев назад
Thank you for another great and insightful video! I can't wait for February to read your new book! Best wishes to all the people here! ❤️
@rebeccahenderson7761
@rebeccahenderson7761 10 месяцев назад
Excellent info, thank you. Clear, concise, straight to the point.
@t.l.7733
@t.l.7733 10 месяцев назад
From my perspective, most survivors, lifers, or people in Narcissist relationships of any kind, are not going to just loosely lob out "like, OMG, my boyfriend is such a Narcissist" while sipping on a cocktail to a group of people @ a restaurant like it's juicy gossip...which is the trendy thing these days.
@cristyluv1205
@cristyluv1205 10 месяцев назад
The last person who casually used the word “narcissist “ around me got their ass handed to them. She didn’t know WHAT she was talking about and I let her know it too. Narcissistic abuse can run very deep and be very complex, that’s why it’s so hurtful. I can’t stand the term being used so loosely.
@verenamaharajah6082
@verenamaharajah6082 10 месяцев назад
If you lived with a narcissist, you wouldn’t be allowed to go out drinking cocktails with your friends.
@LillianGreenHiLilly
@LillianGreenHiLilly 10 месяцев назад
We Doctor Ramani with such profound wisdom, knowledge, and understanding in every corner of the world.🙏
@whisped8145
@whisped8145 10 месяцев назад
When a topic becomes more popular, the knowledge about it automatically is misunderstood and twisted. Sometimes maliciously, when there is someone to gain from that twist. But mostly, it is just due to poor understanding and a game of telephone/chinese whispers.
@lmm1586
@lmm1586 10 месяцев назад
Exactly!! Abuse is abuse .
@workabuserevisited
@workabuserevisited 10 месяцев назад
OMG I've been waiting so long for answers on this. Thank you!
@susand484
@susand484 10 месяцев назад
It's my philosophy to talk about the behavior and how to take care of myself in whatever situation. I don't need to sit in judgement but like most people hurt and fear make me angry and I get very judgmental anyway. But that behavior that ungrounds you, makes you feel like you are losing it, sinking into a dark hole, that was never acknowledged or described by anyone back when I was in therapy. So I am very grateful for the descriptions and don't deny the need for having one word to cover the phenomena. But I think it is often being used as a weapon. And that's not self defense. I can't imagine either of my parents being able to handle feedback. Although there were a few things times when I drew a line in the sand. And that sometimes worked very well. But accusations of any kind are very rarely constructive. I learned a long time ago to not start sentences with "you" unless it's positive. Narcissists may act entitled but their only security is of the very superficial social world ie; impressing others. So they are frightened all the time, with the accompanying anger just barely below the surface. That describes my parents, who were abusers. They didn't have a true sense of who they were, being without the confidence and self respect that comes with that. You didn't have to criticize them in order for them to feel criticized and threatened. They were threatened by their children making a mistake! She controlled the way we dressed until we went away to college. The payback for refusing to do something was severe. Control ruled. They say that you have to love yourself in order to be able to love someone else. Narcissists are the proof of that and they pass it on to their children, this extreme insecurity, unless others counter it at a young age. If you know and love yourself you are a lot safer in this world.
@naomidaum8277
@naomidaum8277 10 месяцев назад
Back in the day, I nicknamed my husband a Master Debater because he will debate and argue every little thing. He must always have the last word, whether he's right or wrong. It's almost as though he is at constant competition with everyone of all ages when it comes to his level of intelligence. I've noticed that he has almost always played the victim card, he's a bit of a show off, he doesn't respect people of authority (manager, supervisor, security, police) because respect is earned not given, he cusses A LOT even cussing out video games, plus many other traits that point to narcissist. I also suspect that he deals with ADHD.
@tracyfarrar2614
@tracyfarrar2614 10 месяцев назад
Same as mine
@malwads1836
@malwads1836 10 месяцев назад
If they match NPD & you've been around them a lot like that...I'm personally not afraid to call a spade a spade.Most narcy types are just garden-variety but some actually ARE full-blown narcissists.
@DebraCollins-fq4jo
@DebraCollins-fq4jo 10 месяцев назад
Sounds like my younger brother, the middle of 5. Always wanted to argue, he is always right, and knows everything. Threats his wife like a pack mule, especially when their kids were little. Never helped her with anything. He is 67 now and suffers a brain disorder that will slowly kill him. He still says ugly things to his wife of 46 years and calls her names. 😢 I don't see him often, and he loves it when I come to visit 🤷‍♀️. I don't let him get away with his attitude, and once in a while I have a comeback that stumps him. He loves to play with his grand daughters, and they adore him, so I have some hope there is empathy in that self-centered ❤️ of his. He refuses to believe in the Father God of the Universe and His Son, so...😢 this earth will be the only Heaven he will ever know.
@patrickbinford590
@patrickbinford590 10 месяцев назад
Clarity! It's not EVERYTHING, but it's close! Thanks, Dr. Ramani. 😊
@audiooddball
@audiooddball 7 месяцев назад
Thank you for this clarity. Much gratitude always
@observationistdave
@observationistdave 10 месяцев назад
I just know how they made me feel.
@SportyRydr
@SportyRydr 10 месяцев назад
After spending the last almost 18 years in a "marriage bound" relationship (and knowing her even longer than that), she ticks ALL the boxes of a covert, CONSISTENTLY. When I first met her, she even seemed to lean more towards overt, but her supply has drastically reduced since then, and she's as vulnerable as they come. I only "got it" a little over a year ago, and have been going through all the stages and wavering between wanting to work it out and wanting to kick her to the curb. Simply asking her to move out went completely disregarded (her hoard would have to go too), so I doubled her stupid-low rent and got her to contribute to the household expenses. This, combined with seeing my own therapist and learning to set boundaries and say 'no', while watching these videos, is helping me a lot, but my emotional and physical health are still suffering. Anyway, not to be a Debbie Downer 😉, because folks like Dr. Ramani have taught and helped me accept so much about this $hituation. 🙏🙏🙏 If she doesn't mind me quoting one of my other favorite narc-sperts, "Let the healing begin, and continue." Blessings.
@faithmoody7212
@faithmoody7212 10 месяцев назад
@doctorramani I remember watching your video it was probably about 2 years ago or so when you mentioned how you were glad the information was going to get out but it was going to be watered down, and I paraphrase. I also saw what you said unfold on tiktok last year. I remember feeling glad that narcissism/ NPD was being put out there rapidly but I also remember feeling sad that some of the information was wrong or watered-down.... I remember watching a few more influencers on tiktok speak about the subject but then I stopped watching them and I only kept with the originals, lol. You're one of the originals
@radivojevasiljevic3145
@radivojevasiljevic3145 10 месяцев назад
If a serial killer feels okay with himself, does that mean he is not a psychopath?
@egrogan6482
@egrogan6482 10 месяцев назад
No it probably mean she IS a psychopath; normal people would feel extreme guilty over being a serial killer and wouldn't be a serial killer to begin with. If someone is a serial killer they are by definition a psychopath. I was a therapist for many years and had to diagnose people, learned a lot about psychopaths.
@radivojevasiljevic3145
@radivojevasiljevic3145 10 месяцев назад
@@egrogan6482 interesting how criterion changes.
@reesedaniel5835
@reesedaniel5835 10 месяцев назад
@@egrogan6482 Well I guess our govt and Big Pharma are psychopathic serial killers....💉💉💉
@lillyfox2537
@lillyfox2537 10 месяцев назад
Learning about covert narcissism saved my life. I left him a month ago, blocked him a week ago.
@Cubic5
@Cubic5 10 месяцев назад
I have known him for more than 50 years. He is a narcissist. If you want to disagree, you can spend the next 50 years with him.
@cinemaocd1752
@cinemaocd1752 10 месяцев назад
THIS. Any one who disputes my data is welcome to spend as much time as they'd like with my narc. I'll wait. They can call me in half a century. :D
@nolalawrence2457
@nolalawrence2457 8 месяцев назад
I dont care if my diffficult person has a disorder or not, wether they get diagnosed or not, i now know that i was subjected to abuse. I know how i feel about the abuse i experienced. I can articulate what has been happening to me when before i could not. I went online to get help for myself because i was made to believe that i am incapable of being happy. What you gave me Dr Ramani was clarity that i do need therapy, not because i'm a miserable twat but because i need to untangle 40 years of bullying, of mental and emotional abuse by a "wonderful man".
@lenarsa66
@lenarsa66 10 месяцев назад
I usually respond that when I call someone a narcissist I refer to a fact that their behaviour tick a lot if boxes of a list of narcissistic behaviour and that npd could or could not be a diagnosis but that I don't know if that is so. But that this diagnosis is irrelevant to me as long as a person shows narcissistic behaviour, since that behaviour is damaging.
@tonykennedy1615
@tonykennedy1615 10 месяцев назад
"Licensed". These days that often means incompetent. Dangerous.
@Richard-vq7ud
@Richard-vq7ud 10 месяцев назад
Absolutely. Most doctors and therapists are narcs.
@markh4926
@markh4926 10 месяцев назад
I have labeled 5 people as narcissistic types. Two of the girls told me they were in therapy but not why. If they are consistently abusive, lie and do other things like slander me, hate me and need the attention of several guys and I guess girls, then I label them narky and stay away. One of the girls actually stalked me for over a year. They are bad for your mental health.
@S3r4fin0
@S3r4fin0 10 месяцев назад
ALWAYS love to watch this woman's videos! Her work helpes me so much during the last year and this summerm thank you so much, Dr. Ramani!
@conway8081
@conway8081 10 месяцев назад
I'm so thrilled that you are doing daily videos.
@4514rooster
@4514rooster 10 месяцев назад
I thought I was the narcissist for years because I was told so for so long until I started reading about what a narcissist really is I have given up so many years for these people being used stolen from and slandered for putting my foot down.
@thomastoadie9006
@thomastoadie9006 10 месяцев назад
A personality is like a cake. I like the visualization of that.
@hailey8941
@hailey8941 6 месяцев назад
I was trying to explain to my mom that my golden child brother has developed a lot of narcissistic tendencies due to teaming up with my narc father to abuse everyone. He looked up to that man and learned that all his bad behaviors got him what he wanted, so he started doing the same crap. All she did was scream at me “MY SON IS NOT A NARCISSIST! HOW WOULD YOU EVEN KNOW?” Well first of all…I said he’s narcissistic…not a narcissist, so it’s a classic example of them accusing me of saying things I LITERALLY did not say. Everyone has SOME narcissistic tendencies, so at face value it’s not even an insulting thing to say. They twist the words I say into something that wasn’t said. They’ve always done this, and in fact most people have done this weird thing where they interpret a secret meaning behind the words I say. I could say “I don’t really like ice cream” and people would respond with “omg, I can’t believe you hate me because I like ice cream” like what???? That is not what I said, what kind of mental gymnastics are you people doing to interpret that from such a simple statement??? I think it’s an ND vs NT thing. NTs always want to feel like a victim, so they make up sleights that aren’t even there. Narcissistic does not equal narcissistic personality disorder, but it’s the fact I pointed out the golden child isn’t so golden and she can’t cope with the false reality she has built crumbling. He is very narcissistic and she even admits he looks uninterested when she talks to him and he talks over her, just like he’s done to me his entire existence. So she sees these behaviors now that she’s affected by them…but won’t admit they’re bad because it’s the golden boy doing them. Meanwhile if I break eye contact with her for half a second and she’s in a total ego meltdown over it. Maybe direct some of that bruised ego anger towards your abusive son who harms animals, drive violently, and makes violent threats towards people with any modicum of power.
@internetexplorer1057
@internetexplorer1057 10 месяцев назад
My gf or should I say ex-gf assaulted me physically after I caught her cheating and confronted her about it. Guess who's fault it all was. Mine of course. 😄
@VMorgenthaler-yp6yz
@VMorgenthaler-yp6yz 9 месяцев назад
I guess the best thing you could do FOR YOURSELF is to accept that your "love" is impotent to change the other person's behavior. This is very difficult. For some of us, this tears open a childhood wound lurking just below the surface of our conscious awareness. You could not make your mother care about you. So you keep trying to grab that brass ring in your adult relationships. It will not work. Somehow you must achieve a kinder feeling toward yourself. You must arrive at loving that hurt child in you and nurturing them first. Once you get there, only then can you be safe to love anyone else. I emphasize safe here because until you really like/love you, there will be no safe way to love anyone else. You will be so very vulnerable that getting clobbered by another person is a dead certainty. So, take your focus off the latest person who has hurt you, stop trying to figure them out, and quit the attempt to understand what you did/didn't do right. Figure yourself out. Take better care of that kid in you. Build self worth, in and out of therapy. Good luck.
@moniquejackson7741
@moniquejackson7741 10 месяцев назад
Brilliant breakdown. I didn't see a single angle that was left out. Some subjects just have to be repeated, and repeated. Thank you!
@jcsrst
@jcsrst 10 месяцев назад
This society rewards narcissism. I believe there are more of them now than ever and I calls em as I sees em. Having been raised by one I am exquisitely aware of what they look like. I don't care if anyone gets upset with me for diagnosing someone as a narcissist. If they called me out I would make sure they weren't a part of my life going forward.
@Jogie100
@Jogie100 8 месяцев назад
Because I’m looking back at some of my family dynamics I have looked at patterns of behavior more than actual personality traits. Doing that has helped me see those patterns in people I’ve not known for long.
@erinward2983
@erinward2983 10 месяцев назад
Lol. Dr. Ramani, you always make me laugh. I love this "break-it-down-for-ya."
@Poodle_Gun
@Poodle_Gun 10 месяцев назад
Tell them "nice try, don't suck so hard at hiding it next time."
@MiyamotoMusashi9
@MiyamotoMusashi9 10 месяцев назад
Those who fight monsters should be aware that they become that monster
@lauras6603
@lauras6603 10 месяцев назад
Dr Ramani: Been lurking for a bit 😮 But…PEDANTIC?? Love the vocabulary! Now I’m all in! 🤣🤣 You’ve got a new subscriber! Well done!
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