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Why you NEED to pay attention to how a NARCISSIST talks 

The Nameless Narcissist
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Narcissistic personality disorder is a mental health condition characterized by an inflated sense of self-importance, a need for admiration, and a lack of empathy for others. And here I discuss my own personal experience living with narcissistic personality disorder. Including the symptoms and behaviors associated with this disorder, as well as how it has affected my life. I also share some of my coping strategies and how I have been able to manage the disorder, along with helping you understanding your loved ones and their behaviors that may seem almost incomprehensible and potentially hurtful. Hopefully, my channel will provide insight into what it's like to live with narcissistic personality disorder, as well as what it's like for your loved ones. Thank you for watching!
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@brandonmcalpin9228
@brandonmcalpin9228 2 года назад
Bro. The part where you said, “I think everyone around me is a narcissist, except for me” that hit hard. I believe everyone is a narcissist 😂 Coworkers, bosses, family, friends, ex lovers, etc
@Thenamelessnarcissist
@Thenamelessnarcissist 2 года назад
RIGHT I think it's confirmation bias but fuck it feels like it
@pope1089
@pope1089 Год назад
Its not logical. If everyone was a narcissist, oh right thats the im special thing
@LOVEtoPLAYdrums
@LOVEtoPLAYdrums Год назад
100% agreed! I have bad and healthy narcs traits... We all have a "bad side" to us all... This is the human condition we try to make it thru...
@santanapage5044
@santanapage5044 Год назад
I swear I feel the same, o know it sounds ridiculous but I think I attract them, like moths to a flame
@thecannabiscrone4571
@thecannabiscrone4571 Год назад
It's almost like that picture with the out of focus, wavy lines...but if you stare long and hard enough, a sailboat magically appears. Once you learn about the narcissist's unique behaviors, you can't help but recognize them in others, no matter where you go or who you're with. Once I realized my husband was a narc, I couldn't unsee what he was no matter how hard I tried. The realization that every significant relationship in my life had been with narcissistic men, led me to an even bigger epiphany...that my mother had been a narcissist. I grew up desperately trying to win her love and approval...to no avail. My epiphany? Being in a toxic relationship felt like home!
@Wasp239
@Wasp239 8 месяцев назад
Well, if someone insults you, I think it's pretty normal to feel angry with them
@maggieluvtacos
@maggieluvtacos 7 месяцев назад
I once heard a psychiatrist say something about ego being a natural copying mechanism to low self esteem and how we protect ourselves from feeling down by "it's other people's fault, not mine, or, it's [insert situation or environmental context here] fault, therefore I can't control it" and that changed my life, and now that I'm learning more about narcissistic personality disorder it just makes absolute sense, npd is the perfect example for that statement, feeling guilty and bad all the time makes the brain increases ego so it doesn't impact that much your quality of life
@Mr47steam
@Mr47steam Год назад
what you said about replacing shame with anger makes so much sense. Once someone who at this point I'm pretty sure is a narcissist, wronged me in some stupid way and framed it as if I had wronged her. Then after I pointed out the facts of what actually happened (in a pleasant, eloquent way, wanting to patch things up), she literally said "I wish you were dead", which would be a massive overreaction even if I had done something bad (which I didn't).
@cloverleaf4663
@cloverleaf4663 8 месяцев назад
Wellllll if this doesn’t hit close to home….. I asked the guy I was dating, in a respectful way, to please not text and drive my car in heavy traffic…. He went into a rage and said “you need to die!” When I tried to discuss what happened later he told me that I inflicted it on myself. Pretty sure he’s a narcissist as well.
@real_hello_kitty
@real_hello_kitty 4 месяца назад
Haha.. my roommate did that (replace shame with anger, and ask others to join her against me).
@HealthWyze
@HealthWyze Месяц назад
Proving them wrong is an act of war.
@HealthWyze
@HealthWyze Месяц назад
Proving them wrong is an act of war. After all, they are never wrong, so you must be a manipulating liar. How dare you for being right!
@RatedArggg
@RatedArggg Год назад
What you said about being average.....I'm just a bit older than you (63) but I LOVE being average. My mother put so much pressure on me to be "great." I didn't even realize it; I thought it was normal to aspire to be great. I think that's why so many people are attracted to fame. They want to be the most beautiful, the most talented, etc. etc. And yes, the smartest. But I reached a point in my life where I realized I was probably pretty average (in most areas) and it takes so much pressure off. I'll just be little old me, thank you.
@mr.makedonija2627
@mr.makedonija2627 Год назад
It's extremely liberating
@Rayvn7
@Rayvn7 10 месяцев назад
The vast majority of people just want the money but yes there are some who want a narcissistic admiration to. (Note: This does not apply to for example scientists. There are non-narcissistic reasons why a scientist would want to become well-known or win an award, that are not only money.)
@UrsulaZA
@UrsulaZA 2 месяца назад
This comment - I’m OK with being average, because I am. I am working just like billions around the world, I have a home like million others, I have a husband like million others. I’m growing my home like million others. And it’s the best feeling ever - not being in the spotlight, feeling too overwhelmed with too much pressure….
@watchmeheal1176
@watchmeheal1176 Год назад
After being raised by a narc who kidnapped me from my mom and being married for 22+yrs to a covert narc turned psychopath, I’m finally awakening to the truth. It’s taken me 6 years to get where I am. I’m so close to escaping and living the life I deserve. The one thing I know I’ll never get from my husband is closure. Thank you SO much for sharing your inner world with us!! YOU are helping so many people!!! YOU are giving me the answers; the closure I desperately need. Thank you so much for sharing with us!!
@theforensicbadass
@theforensicbadass Год назад
@@FortheLoveofGamingYT What helped me understand closure was the way they mistreated me and had no value for my existence... THAT horrible mistreatment was the closure. I couldn't expect a manipulative cruel deceptive hateful unaccountable person to ever say - let alone mean they're sorry they almost murdered me... I can't rationally think people like that would ever accept accountability when they did everything and anything to hide their crimes. That shit all makes sense now. Thing is, I just had to process the betrayal and grief of what I survived 1st while I accepted their behavior and mistreatment IS the closure I needed. Now it's easy to never expect that kinda person to be honorable and offer closure. They want the door kept open not closed. I keep the door closed n locked. That's MY personal closure. Ull get there. I promise in time ull get there too. Be good 2 urselves. U both survived some brutal shit from brutal people. People like Jacob are not anything like the people we know and survived. Jacob is helping us so much to realize how he thinks and hes a total BADASS for such. We have to realize and accept our family or ex spouses will never be a BADASS like Jacob.
@ImpulsoCreativo9322
@ImpulsoCreativo9322 Год назад
I think my covert nsrc is turning into a psychopath. What do u think makes them change jnto something worse?
@theforensicbadass
@theforensicbadass Год назад
@@ImpulsoCreativo9322 the covert ex narcissist I talking about was always a malignant covert psychopath.
@ImpulsoCreativo9322
@ImpulsoCreativo9322 Год назад
@@theforensicbadass yikers . I have a feeling that mine is the same. Abusive to animals since a child.
@ImpulsoCreativo9322
@ImpulsoCreativo9322 Год назад
@@theforensicbadass how was your escape? Did u have kids involved?
@josephmbimbi
@josephmbimbi Месяц назад
Damn, that video hit like a ton of brick. The relation i have with my own intelligence and competence, and perception of it. Seeing narcissists everywhere, especially at work, the self-deprecation. I realized that i viewed "being normal" with the utmost contempt, and i feared it. I am starting to feel more at ease with the idea of being normal / average, even below in some aspect, i think i'm not trying as much to "prove myself" to others, especially at work, and hopefully i am less of a pain to be around. The book "The courage to be disliked" actually planted the seed
@fae137
@fae137 Год назад
There is so much nuance to narcissism.... I'm endlessly curious and appreciate your videos. You, spiritnarc and cluster b milkshake are helping me understand my partner and get out of victim mentality. He has recently taken accountability for his toxic behavior after a year and half and that's been really eye opening.... You're so right about how it all gets covered up by anger. He is in a cycle of depression now, low self worth and fear of rejection. He's got both NPD and BPD traits....
@mr.makedonija2627
@mr.makedonija2627 Год назад
Why are you still with him?
@selfesteem3447
@selfesteem3447 10 месяцев назад
fareyboots, I'm trying to find "spiritnarc's" channel. Could you, or someone seeing my comment send me a link to one of their videos pls ?
@abbylarose8740
@abbylarose8740 5 месяцев назад
Lol…. Narcissists can’t be fixed. They don’t have a baseline to return to. You will see progress then they will rebound. Run while you can 😂
@sgnosymfoemos
@sgnosymfoemos 2 месяца назад
@@abbylarose8740Gee, thanks for the encouragement
@philipscottd1
@philipscottd1 Год назад
"OMG... this is going to prove I'm stupid, or even worse AVERAGE." This, too, is one of my greatest fears! Not sure I was aware of it until I heard you say it.
@ElMundoDeSam95
@ElMundoDeSam95 Год назад
Yeah we are afraid of being average...we also get high off our grandiose toughts and fantasies of success
@baileymoran8585
@baileymoran8585 11 месяцев назад
I can relate to fearing that I’m not as smart as people think. I can’t say that I think I’m smart, because if I believed that I wouldn’t fear being less intelligent. It helps framing statements about yourself as opinions, and not using more extreme descriptors. ‘I’m an idiot’ becomes ‘sometimes I feel like I’m not the sharpest tool in the shed.’ Joking around helps me as well.
@beyondthisbody
@beyondthisbody Год назад
This is awesome and you are channeling new material, I know that was a concern you posed which is totally normal, but you are doing spiritual work and you will always be guided to channel a topic, so trust that!
@briansweeney4661
@briansweeney4661 Год назад
I respect you so much! Keep it up if able. You have given me insight.
@Vollbio3
@Vollbio3 Год назад
I literally bought a book called "The New Personality Self-Portrait" written by John Oldham (Autor), Lois B. Morris (Autor). It has a test for different personality disorders. Me not being a narcissist, but scored high af in AvPD... I feel some of your struggles, though. I also just need to feel my bodys trauma response to see, if the person im with is cluster B. It helps to be hypervigilant and to have obsessively and compulsivly consumed hundreds of hours of material on cluster B. Now I alienate people with knowledge. Please send advice, I don't want to use a persona to be liked.
@cLuStErBMiLkShAkE
@cLuStErBMiLkShAkE 2 года назад
“I guarantee it!” YEP! Lol 💯
@leahgannon5030
@leahgannon5030 10 месяцев назад
I have experienced that state of mind where I thought everyone else is nuts except me lol 😂
@eveyg412
@eveyg412 7 месяцев назад
Same and they are
@leahgannon5030
@leahgannon5030 7 месяцев назад
@@eveyg412 🤣😂
@kellyann9347
@kellyann9347 Год назад
This was so helpful. It's easy to only be angry with a narcissist that has hurt me over and over. And this video doesn't change that, but it also helps me to feel something other than that toward him after I saw this. I don't feel enough compassion to think I should stay and put up with the ugliness, but at least it keeps me from feeling only anger toward another person. Now I'm angry but I can also feel some sorrow for the fact that this person can't regulate the emptiness and feels driven to defend himself all the time. How exhausting. For both of us.
@hggfi
@hggfi Месяц назад
Best narcissism channel out there! Thanks a lot for the insights
@beyondthisbody
@beyondthisbody Год назад
Also dude your channel is growing! I have been keeping tabs! Don’t stop!!!
@Thenamelessnarcissist
@Thenamelessnarcissist Год назад
Hey nice to see you!! And yes it is it's been crazy!!
@lorishu48103
@lorishu48103 2 месяца назад
This makes sense. The grinding gears of judgment turn and cannibalize the narcissists own ego behind the scenes Until they are empty inside. Kind of like realizing someone’s pride is all they have and your frustration turns to compassion. This is helpful frame of reference and appreciate your channel and discussions.
@JohnnyB719
@JohnnyB719 7 месяцев назад
Thanks these videos are valuable. You are making a big difference. Feel good about that!
@angeladeluna
@angeladeluna Год назад
People tell me I'm the smartest person they know but I'm so dumb. I don't know if they are telling me what they think I want to hear or if it's imposter syndrome. I don't think I'm cluster B, but I do have attachment problems, occasional narc tendencies, and the upbringing that seems to make a cluster B. I'm here because listening to you is helping me with attachment to a narc ex, and helping me get my self esteem back. I use to have what was referred to as "big dick energy" but this relationship brought that to zero. Understanding that he thinks different and isn't hurting me on purpose, that he is ill and can't help it, has really helped.
@maroonpilgrim
@maroonpilgrim 2 месяца назад
wow, your videos are really transformative. they help me understand a lot
@MonaLisaFaceMusic
@MonaLisaFaceMusic 2 года назад
Everyone at some point can get down on themselves especially if they have depression or ADHD or autism etc., but the only malignant abuser that I’ve ever known definitely vacillated between hating himself and thinking he was better than everyone else in the world. He also claimed to have zero narcissistic traits, at a moment in our relationship when I begged him to self analyze and stop abusing me, which is actually impossible because we need a little bit of narcissism to survive. He could not face himself so he couldn’t see the bad or the good- now I know perhaps there was no self to face at all. But then again Buddhists say none of us really have a self anyway so idk. Idk what’s real anymore 😂
@Thenamelessnarcissist
@Thenamelessnarcissist 2 года назад
"definitely vacillated between hating himself and thinking he was better than everyone else in the world" YUP. Right there is why I say pwNPD split on themselves, where pwBPD split on others. He may have claimed no narcissistic traits cause of the common misconceptions about what it is, but it's hard to say. Sorry to hear about that! Hope you're doing better now!
@drebugsita
@drebugsita 2 года назад
Yes, I totally follow what you're saying. But that is only part of the equation for Buddhists. In order to be ready to take on Buddhist teachings and practice one has to first have a firm sense of self. Otherwise the teachings of Buddhism will be too much to process! There must be a strong vessel in order to clean it. So, basically, from a Buddhist standpoint one must have an ego, a sense of self, in order to eventually be able to grasp the greater illusions of the material world, like the Self. That means, lets build our selves up! Have boundaries, etc.
@UrsulaZA
@UrsulaZA 2 месяца назад
“We need a little narcissism to survive” - this. I’m on the edge of going to evaluate professionally because I don’t know whether I might be one. I relate and see myself doing a bunch of narcissistic things, but I’m trying to change.
@Raul-nv7rr
@Raul-nv7rr 8 месяцев назад
Props to you, Mr. Narcissist… you’ re fascinating to listen to 😊
@user-do2gv3hy6u
@user-do2gv3hy6u 6 месяцев назад
This is a blast from the past. Best
@eecneihappy
@eecneihappy 6 месяцев назад
5:46 So relatable. At least you make videos and had the courage to take the test 🎉
@jonhutchinson2902
@jonhutchinson2902 5 месяцев назад
My ex narc never did that. It took me a long time to realize what it was. I knew something was wrong but couldnt put my finger on it until we had broke up and he would never let me go..he always came back. After a few times and after a bit of research I figured it out. But after I left him and the cognitive dissonance wore off I could see it for exactly what it was. And he still hoovered me back after 3 months no contact by giving me everything I had asked for during the relationship. Lol needless to say it still didnt work out
@soniar6985
@soniar6985 2 года назад
Thanks very much for your videos, they're extremely helpful in understanding npd. How have you been working on anger managment? In therapy? It's so important for victims to understand that stunded emotional growth leads to narcissist not being able to process positive emotions, which then explains why negative emotions and anger are so easy to process. Are you also working on learning how to be mindful or anything else? I watched your video about your childhood, which obviously has you triggered and going through various negative emotions, normal, after everything you experienced, of course. But I saw you correct yourself every time you'd give into anger and switch to calming yourself down, gaining more contraol over your words and your anger. It's so great to see you, Lee Hammock or Sara, Cluster B do that because ultimately it helps spouses imagine how useful therapy could be to work on thes aspects that could change the lives of so many families with some therapy and effort. Congratulations, your therapist and you've been working really well!
@Thenamelessnarcissist
@Thenamelessnarcissist 2 года назад
Thank you!! And actually one of the first things I went to therapy for was my anger issues. It still comes up nowadays, but I can shut it down a lot faster. I haven’t had a full blown rage in over a year, thank god. I always felt so ashamed the days following. And I haven’t worked on mindfulness as much as I have needed to, but I plan on bringing up dbt to my therapist soon. So hopefully that’ll help! But yeah, I really hope that a more realistic view of NPD will encourage healing for everyone involved. I can’t imagine what my life would’ve been like if I had treatment earlier, and I cant imagine how many people/families could lead healthier lives under those circumstances. Thanks for the comment!
@JessCyph
@JessCyph Год назад
@@Thenamelessnarcissist You are fortunate you were diagnosed young. It only gets harder to change as you get older... You will get to a point where you can have healthy relationships-I have no doubt. I just hope your channel can reach more people like you. Because they need it, just as the people who love them need it, too.
@sweet2sourr
@sweet2sourr 2 года назад
I think it’s interesting you talked about how you see others as narcissists. I see cluster b activity everywhere. Especially on tic toc
@Thenamelessnarcissist
@Thenamelessnarcissist 2 года назад
It's real weird, but makes sense when you think about it. For most of my life I had no reason to believe anyone wasn't acting for the same reasons I was. I mean, I think this way, why wouldn't everyone else? I kinda suspected that I was "different" but to this say seeing exactly how different always surprises me haha thanks for the comment!
@GnosisDharma
@GnosisDharma 2 года назад
Well I kind of think narcissism or other types of anti social disorders are fairly common. Just look at world, bullying, wars and other types of behaviours that is going on.. if people on earth, majority on earth did not have issues it would looke pretty much more peacefull. However when you recognize and admit it to yourself you are pretty lucky because now you at least know what to work on, many probably have problems but don't have a clue and just take it out on other people and they in turn also get problems to deal with.
@Rayvn7
@Rayvn7 10 месяцев назад
1. That's because it literally is "everywhere". It's even been in Rainbow Gathering Pages and Zeitgeist Pages for the past few years - two Internet places where you will definitely not see anything like that several years ago, or at least be extremely surprised and out-of-place if you did see it. 2. Saying "Cluster B activity" is not acceptable, because "Cluster B" includes Borderline, which is NOT narcissism or "dark" or incapable of love or anything. It also includes vulnerable narcissists, who ARE capable of love and who you probably didn't see even on TikTok because vulnerable narcissists don't usually put bad things on the Internet in a way that a stranger can see, they just do it only in their text messages or in their house.
@shanecherry5403
@shanecherry5403 Год назад
Bro I love you, thanks for these videos, it’s not the fake you speaking in these videos it’s the real you, who actually is awesome, I know it’s hard but as soon as you realise how wonderful the real you is the sooner you will heal.
@Mkr7942
@Mkr7942 Год назад
I found this helpful today So thanks for that.
@mathews0618
@mathews0618 Год назад
They always seem anxious and douchey. They are missing parts that make a human a human
@demijamesly3284
@demijamesly3284 2 года назад
I've restrained calling a few people that were in my life a narcissist, because I knew they wouldn't believe me and I would have to deal with the rage and emotional abuse haha. the last one I dealt with ended up threatening to stab me, burn my flat down, told me to kill myself a lot, and once facetimed me sitting from a window saying he will jump and die and it's my fault lmao. before all this he called me a sociopath, I think deep down he knew what he is, and was trying to beat me to it, in case I ever said anything. It worked, and I was convinced everything he did was because I'm a bad person and I deserved it etc. I think the emotional abuse stops a lot of people from saying anything, because we know it's not worth it. Better to distance. Although he kept making fake accounts and showing up to my place when I did. He got into my flat using a hairclip to open the door and wrote on my wall. when I come back my place smelt like weed and my amp settings were changed. I'm still a bit impacted by it. I have a lovely boyfriend, and I do have moments where I'm worried I am a horrible person manipulating him each time I open up with some dumb story like this. but yeah, your video struck a chord man hahaha.
@Thenamelessnarcissist
@Thenamelessnarcissist 2 года назад
Sorry to hear you went through that! Thanks for sharing. Though I'll always advocate for pwNPD that seek to change, and often do, no matter what the mental condition it's never an excuse for abuse. I think a big issue with emotional abuse is that since it's not as apparent, people are so afraid to speak up about it because it's "not as bad" (which I disagree with, it's just as bad if not worse than other forms.) than psychical abuse. Plus the nature of the thing makes opening up about it hard on it's own. Best of luck in your recovery! I hope you find a way to work through all of that!
@demijamesly3284
@demijamesly3284 2 года назад
@@Thenamelessnarcissist I think that's the best approach. To stop the cycle we also need to help narcissists understand where their defences are coming from, too many are unaware and having children that will have similar traits or emotional problems if the person isn't introspective. I can imagine it's frustrating for narcissists that are looking for help, to see many videos online saying why they'll never change and are bad people. Obviously a lot won't seek help, but I think as more channels such as yours appear they will understand it as a personality disorder rather than some insult. It does worry me the way social media, celebrity/reality show content tends to encourage this behaviour though. But yeah man, great work. Be proud you're at this point of transparency, it's refreshing for us normies that are looking for understanding haha.
@specialtwice4975
@specialtwice4975 Год назад
Sounds like the guy who picked the lock and sat on the window sill was a sociopath/psychopath. I don't think a narcissist would go to such extremes.
@wintermatherne2524
@wintermatherne2524 9 месяцев назад
Bingo!
@wintermatherne2524
@wintermatherne2524 9 месяцев назад
Did he grow up in New Orleans and flip second hand cars ?
@iloveda90s31
@iloveda90s31 2 года назад
Can you do a video on the reason they lie? Or lying about things they don’t have to lie about?
@Thenamelessnarcissist
@Thenamelessnarcissist 2 года назад
I've been thinking of doing a video like that! Still thinking how to go about it though. thanks for the suggestion!
@lisamartin4541
@lisamartin4541 2 года назад
@@Thenamelessnarcissist yes please
@bondjames652
@bondjames652 Год назад
False reality to the max. They are so dumb they have no idea their lies are so blatantly obvious. They forget what they have lied about and contradict themselves all the time These are the worst types of Narcs . There are super Empaths and super Narcissists.
@GreasyBaconMan
@GreasyBaconMan 2 месяца назад
They lie about the stupidest things! Just plain stupid all around no common sense.
@gerald8573
@gerald8573 9 месяцев назад
IQ tests are outdated. They can give a vague estimation if someone is extremely far behind or extremely good at the tasks but average people vary a lot on different days, moods etc. A general rule of thumb by a neuro prof I know is: Intelligence is pretty equally distributed. It's mainly how you train, grow up etc. what makes the difference. Some people who seem dumb are pretty smart when it comes to certain things. So they just have a different focus compared to others. If someone focuses on language and maths, they are seen as smart by the general public but someone who never went to school can be extremely intelligent when it comes to, for example, repairing things or social interactions. Just sharing what the prof told me, I'm not one myself :D
@anon-tk1zg
@anon-tk1zg 2 месяца назад
IQ tests are great and have predictive power.
@gerald8573
@gerald8573 2 месяца назад
@@anon-tk1zg Neurologists all around the globe disagree. But you do you :)
@stefanielisa4062
@stefanielisa4062 7 месяцев назад
Just so you know, in my opinion, (listing to you talk), it ois obvious you are an extremely intelligent person
@CYellowan
@CYellowan Год назад
What i find to be very interesting, is that there are some reocuring traits that cross well over with mastery as a whole. But because the mental processes cannot be completed, it stops rather abruptly. Very strange to see, fascination. This absolute thinking, quite the experience to observe.
@beyondthisbody
@beyondthisbody Год назад
Spread your message ❤ speak from your heart and experience
@veebliss1266
@veebliss1266 Год назад
I asked my ex and he just stayed quiet then weeks later called me one 😂
@Jcapps342
@Jcapps342 Год назад
I laughed when you said “ Take your fucking meds .” Thx for the reminder 😏
@johnandersson8258
@johnandersson8258 2 года назад
Why you NEED to pay attention to what a PARTNER doesn't talk about 😄: You know, partners not calling you narcissists does not mean they do not know or understand that. Since virtually every psychologist that speaks about this says "Don't call them out! No use, only makes it worse.", chances are at least some of them took that advice. I knew and my ex-partner's former partner knew too, or at least we both knew we'd been in cluster b territory. (Not that it really matters though. It is what it is and putting a label on somebody is just an abbreviated way of saying the same thing. So what it's really about is how you're being treated and that, of course, varies a lot even for people with the same diagnosis - and NT:s too.) Thanks!
@teresacotton7923
@teresacotton7923 Год назад
John Anderson...my exNarc was excessively concerned about being labeled. Even when I didn't see it that way. Good to read thus, it confirms further that he most likely is NPD.
@indigocaine
@indigocaine Месяц назад
Thanks!
@jackidezell3736
@jackidezell3736 2 года назад
My ex got giddy and would laugh after removing some customers order at work, or pissing in a friend’s closet at a party, or how bad he treated an ex. That showed me he loved getting back at people. FYI it’s me Jacki I’m on my old account lol.
@Rayvn7
@Rayvn7 10 месяцев назад
That's called malignant. Causing severe torture to an ex by trying to make their friends abandon them too by lying about the ex, and also about the current girlfriend, can be any overt narcissist. But laughing about purposely causing harm to strangers or doing something for the sole reason of harming a "friend" that is not done for revenge purposes, those two things are malignant and that is dangerous like movie-level.
@jonis.2197
@jonis.2197 4 месяца назад
I find the part quite fascinating where he says he sees people as being superior or 'the worst ever'. There was another video of his I recently watched where he was talking about his exes, and stated that they would always be like subordinates to him, that he would rather prefer a partner who could be viewed as an equal. I think thats a bunch of horse 💩, since you'd think that if the partner was equal, then naturally that would imply that the narcissist in question has met someone who is not less than the narcissist; wouldn't this be a threat to their ego, since they like being high up above the person they are dealing with? And now they'd have to start putting the person down to pump themselves up and to lower the partner because there's no way they'd be comfortable being equals (knowing the envious nature even if it would 'work' it would probably be shortlived; these people are far too insecure and threatened to live alongside someone they view as equal..), right?? My two cents
@JessCyph
@JessCyph Год назад
Thank you so much for your videos. I discover your channel through your interview with Wendy Behary. I dated someone who I now recognize has NPD for about three years. I still love him and am wondering how you got diagnosed? Also, what do you feel is an effective way to get through to someone with NPD? I know the disorder is shame-based, therefore narcs tend to reject those who truly love them. “How could you possibly love someone like me?” I am unwilling to give up on this person, though. Narcs deserve love as much as the next person, if not more.
@selfesteem3447
@selfesteem3447 10 месяцев назад
8 mos later, your saying you're unwilling to give up on him. How is that going for You ?
@JessCyph
@JessCyph 10 месяцев назад
@@selfesteem3447 It’s been over a year now. He never gave me the chance I gave him. I have had to let him go.
@xpel7024
@xpel7024 Год назад
It’s crazy to me bc I know am a narcissist but am always trying to proof that am to myself and hide it to others
@Rayvn7
@Rayvn7 10 месяцев назад
Why do you want to prove to yourself that you are a narcissist?
@sylviatyree3265
@sylviatyree3265 2 года назад
I think this is called a covert narcissist.
@Thenamelessnarcissist
@Thenamelessnarcissist 2 года назад
It's a little more complicated than that, all people with pathological narcissism have both grandiose and vulnerable traits, and they can both present covertly or overtly. For example I usually hide both of those so "covert" but under stress those traits may come out as overt. But I am usually far more grandiose presenting. Hope that makes sense!
@spiralcat6376
@spiralcat6376 2 года назад
All narcissists are covert. Narcissism is always trying to operate under the radar. Also all narcissists are both grandiose and vulnerable. And we lean whichever way the external validation is going. The more Applause you get the more grandiose you are. The more criticism you get the more vulnerable you are
@luciaorozco6454
@luciaorozco6454 Год назад
I hated my narcissism out of control control and manipulation.
@gwynnethappelgryn7541
@gwynnethappelgryn7541 Год назад
A breed,no,come on my friend,you guys are everywhere.
@nadineo1983
@nadineo1983 4 месяца назад
5:15 this applies to me as well with cPTSD. I know I'm above average intelligence but I just cannot get my shit together. It seems like cPTSD and narcissistic traits go hand in hand a lot. The shame, the low self esteem, never feeling good enough. Having to rely on external measures of worth because I feel worthless. I do have a lot of empathy for people though. That's where I think we differ. I don't want people to feel like I do because this shit is terrible. I hate seeing people hurting because I know pain. I believe it takes a lot of intelligence, emotionally and logically to be able to navigate your disorder and be open about it. I know it's SO hard to be vulnerable on the Internet because people can be mean.
@barbiekat6352
@barbiekat6352 4 месяца назад
I think you have to be careful with saying (or believing) that “cPTSD and narcissistic traits go hand in hand a lot”…
@cherrylynn7173
@cherrylynn7173 Год назад
But once you know you know. I dealt with one for too long. I wish I would’ve known sooner than later. I knew his dad was one but my ex was quite charming so I just thought he had deep seeded issues stemming from his dad. My ex once said on of his old girlfriends called him a narcissist. I fed him into his argument not knowing them he is a narcissist. Smh
@charmainehanlon7444
@charmainehanlon7444 2 года назад
I picked ya one word ... We narrissit.... Great listen tho 10 with one yeah no meds for me mate 😎 I healed from this Demonic behaviour myself took me 4 yreas but I'm back 🤣😂 everything is ok ☮️☮️☮️☮️☮️☮️☮️☮️
@saramarie9678
@saramarie9678 8 месяцев назад
How did you heal from it?
@jennywager6228
@jennywager6228 Год назад
What led you to a diagnosis?
@tjtampa214
@tjtampa214 2 года назад
TYM ! (TYf'nM) 😁 If they help.
@Thenamelessnarcissist
@Thenamelessnarcissist 2 года назад
Haha thank you!
@kathymontgomery1445
@kathymontgomery1445 Год назад
I have never heard a narcissist say that they did something wrong much less call themselves stupid. They never self deprecate.
@Thenamelessnarcissist
@Thenamelessnarcissist Год назад
Then they weren’t a narcissist
@blueskies6475
@blueskies6475 Год назад
Maybe this describes a vulnerable Narcissist!
@bennymoreira1443
@bennymoreira1443 Год назад
Well in all retrospect we all have a dosage of Narcissism in us it’s the spectrum we are all exhibiting that causes the problem.
@keithskatesk8
@keithskatesk8 Год назад
Yes but that doesn’t excuse anybody to not change and get therapy if that level is pathological.
@bennymoreira1443
@bennymoreira1443 Год назад
@@keithskatesk8 I did not say that… Off course therapy is encouraged for all to have a better quality of life narc included…
@luciaorozco6454
@luciaorozco6454 Год назад
My do worker got discarded so quick
@eveyg412
@eveyg412 7 месяцев назад
I must be chronic no one is better than me. Lol😂😂😂😂
@jeanettebradford6088
@jeanettebradford6088 Год назад
Do you feel you could ever have a functional relationship that will last?
@jessebailey6491
@jessebailey6491 Год назад
I have always called myself a comillion even before I knew what narcissism was...I'm I a narcissist?
@kayligo
@kayligo Год назад
Chameleon? Like the lizard?
@roseannjohnson47johnson41
@roseannjohnson47johnson41 Год назад
They give you clues on what their next move is against you. But they blame someone else. What their partner did to them is actually projection what they did to their partner . "Now I'm going to do this to you". That's no excuse to do the same thing to the new partner what happened in the last relationship That's in the past .
@Rayvn7
@Rayvn7 10 месяцев назад
Don't tell a narcissist in a general unspecified terminology "That's in the past." Then the narcissist will say that about the thing you have been continually mentioning to them since yesterday, that they still didn't do or didn't answer yet. Being "in the past" is obviously not a valid reason to refuse to talk about something ever unless it is because a member of a couple or an employee has done a significant change about that topic since then, or because it was something that only happened once and it also was ALREADY talked about and solved emotionally. Except that it has to have been ACTUALLY solved, and if the affected human being merely cries about the fact that the thing you broke is broken or gone, instead of randomly approaching and screaming at you 3 years later during the middle of a different argument where the broken thing wasnt related to the argument at all. Then that is also obviously perfectly acceptable - you fucking comfort her like a legitimate boyfriend who actually Loves their partner will always do in that situation. The reason you do not purposely do something bad to your current girlfriend because your past girlfriend did something to you, is because your current girlfriend in a different individual and did not do that thing. Not because "it's in the past". The first word of this comment is also in the past, at the time that I am writing this sentence.
@LinYouToo
@LinYouToo 9 месяцев назад
10:53 can you elaborate more on why narcissist use self deprecation? I’ve noticed some people use it so much that it really is annoying it’s almost as if they’re fishing for you to defend them. It’s like quiet humbleness meant to provoke the listener to jump in and say “but you are smart.” LoL On a similar note I have also noticed that narcissist who talk a lot will interrupt themselves and say “ I’m probably talking too much” when what they really are looking for is for you to say “no you’re not.” it’s a very odd behavior. Are you opposed to talking more about those types of behaviors?
@DrPhilGoode
@DrPhilGoode 2 года назад
The ONLY time I’ve ever heard her talk down about herself or openly regret an action, is when the action is very minuscule. For example she will say…”you are not gonna believe what I did I am such an idiot. You are going to hate me” blah blah blah….she will continue to butter me up as if she going to blow me away with her confession. But what follows is always something so insignificant like forgetting to get something at the grocery store. Or forgetting to turn off vehicle dome light and now her car is dead. I always think, so the terrible things you say and do are no biggie…but this is??? Then down the road she will often say….”well, you got mad at me about my car dying”….which will then make me mad that she remembered it that way.
@Thenamelessnarcissist
@Thenamelessnarcissist 2 года назад
”you are not gonna believe what I did I am such an idiot. You are going to hate me” HAHA relatable! And in instances where it's a major thing the shame is likely unbearable at some level. so there will be a major avoidance of recognizing having done wrong
@oxycuntin2059
@oxycuntin2059 Год назад
I'd be very fucking careful with this because ime with girls it can also be a sign of severely tanking self esteem in general (not narc shit but depression or something happened and they feel like they cant talk about it) where they blame themselves for small things as if that means they are worthless idiots in their eyes not saying youre wrong idk not a professional but a professional told me this and I've experienced it
@Noemie291
@Noemie291 Год назад
Why would it make you mad that she remembers it that way? What happened? And what would be the 'right' way?
@oxycuntin2059
@oxycuntin2059 Год назад
@@Noemie291 the truth doesnt bend around one's ego
@Bibi_bluee
@Bibi_bluee 7 месяцев назад
How would you have felt if one of your exes told you that she thinks you might have NPD?
@Rayvn7
@Rayvn7 10 месяцев назад
The reason people do not like narcissists has nothing to do with the narcissist's intelligence at all. Someone could be the actual stupidest independent adult man on the entire planet, and he could also be the most compassionate man on the entire planet. Everyone will say honestly say that they are very happy that that man exists. A "70s small town" will do lots of extra work to protect him if he is falsely accused of something by feds that doesn't affect the other people at all. Hundreds of people will cry at his funeral (if he knows hundreds of people). The reason why people do not like narcissists is because narcissists literally claim that IQ or appearance or degree is "proof that one person is better then another". Everyone knows that some people are better then other people, because everyone who is given the name of a male baby-rapist will say honestly that everyone they know is a better man then the baby-rapist is. Everyone who is not a narcissist also knows that "whether you deserve to exist or not" and "whether you are worthy of being that person's girlfriend or not" has nothing to do with appearance, intelligence, amount of regular recurring wages, degrees or "official awards" in ang category, haircut, weight, or any other sorry of thing that are all completely 100% irrelevant to whether you "are worthy of existence" or "are a good and decent man" or not. Everyone who is not a narcissist knows that the only way that it is possible to be better then other people is by treating everyone in your personal life well, never being abusive no matter what, never having a wife unless you fully and totally love your wife, and then also being 100% honest to your wife most of the time (unless you are planning a surprise or agreed that you both prefer lying about one and only one topic and you were telling the truth during the entire conversation in which you made the agreement), etc. If you are extremely ugly and you do all of these things and also do everything else that makes someone a good/decent human beings then everyone will like you except for bullies. If you have an extremely high IQ and you do the opposite of everything I just listed, then there are zero people on Earth who will truly and fully like you. The reason people do not like narcissists is because they claim that having a high IQ proves they are worthy as a human being, or having a higher IQ then you do proves that they are better then you. And that is false and man who believes that indicates a man who is abusive and that is why everyone else does not like that man.
@hugojj101
@hugojj101 2 года назад
Hey Bro, to help you too, Since you care about rectifying your behavior and becoming a better person for yourself and others, I see that you notice when you say something that signals your NPD, for example when you say "you feel dumb" for not being able to recognize someone else with NPD, you react to that as a bad thing for saying that. But actually in that case, that's fine to say and I'd say you should react more to the fact you reacted. If you see what I mean. See because insecurity can become a negative spiral in the sense that you can be insecure about being insecure and maybe that's how NPD even manifests, I don't know. But what I'm saying is Confidence is about the way you feel saying something, not what you say. At least that's the way I see it. If you are confident, You don't mind being "insecure" for example, If I'm bad at football, which I somewhat am. Is it insecure that I say "I'm bad at football"? or is it confident because I have the confidence to admit that to myself and others and not be particularly bothered. So really I guess we define what confident is. And this somewhat links to what matters to you and setting what's important. And this is why I think morality is the key to living a happy life. Because morals and respect for humans means that everyone want's other peoples desires to be fulfilled as best as possible as well as your own. And then having this as a goal, You can attach to that and realize you shouldn't feel insecure for not being able to figure out if someone else is a narcissist because you realise it doesn't really matter. And you then only feel insecure when you're hurting someone else. It's about your subconscious orientation. You're great btw. That's why I've put so much time into this comment. :). My mum has NPD and you're really helping me and I'm sure many others too.
@Thenamelessnarcissist
@Thenamelessnarcissist 2 года назад
Thanks so much for taking the time to comment! And for the kind words! Really smart observations. It's really interesting, cause some of that I "know" consciously, but it's so hard to internalize. I've kinda made it a goal to turn my grandosity "back on itself" so to speak. I think it's the best way to fight the disorder. "I'm better than everyone, and the best people are humble and polite. Therefor I have to be humble and polite" Kinda weird LMAO but thanks again for the comment! I'm glad my videos are insightful!
@hugojj101
@hugojj101 2 года назад
@@Thenamelessnarcissist BRO yes. Literally, that is total solution to the issue. And not only a solution but you would become an amazing person like your NPD becomes a super power for humanity. Assuming you eventually manage to internalize that being humble polite, and all the good traits etc, Is genuinely what makes a good person. Because otherwise a group of insecure people can attempt to make you feel small and maybe it all goes out the window. Having an NPD mum. That happens to me very occasionally. Makes me turn grandiose and then I have to tell someone about my mistake because I don't like being that. I am obsessed with morals. Like recently I've had to find a way to justify competing because I think If i win, someone else losses and so even though I have that urge to prove myself and crush everyone else, I won't do these things until I mentally allow myself because I've found a non delusional moral view to justify me being able to do something like compete. I basically have a lot of traits but they've affected me in a positive way. Lucky.
@alouise3557
@alouise3557 2 месяца назад
I'm starting to wonder why now so many people are seeing the characteristics of Narcissism in so many people. I think that the age of the internet has increased Narcissism drastically and it may not always come from childhood but I wonder if this is some type of "Secondary Narcissism". If you're over 40, and you think about who your grandparents and senior aunts and uncles were and their mannerisms, it would take some work to figure out if Narcissism was as prominent back in the adults of the 1960s - 1990s. There was no immediate self gratification of "scrolling" or "back buttons". People were not able to satisfy their need for "likes" at will, because there were no "likes." The internet has become a plethora of immediate gratification for the Narcissist. There's still though that strange element to this. A lot of Narcissists present themselves as normal, but the more "popular" they become, the more outspoken and bold their Narcissism becomes. I bet some of the most Narcissistic youtubers start out appearing very nice, wanting to be liked, etc. but once they hit a larger number of people, they start calling themselves "celebrities" and go into what would seem like full blown Narcissism. Jealousy over other RU-vidrs can make the traits come out a lot worse too, as people try starting to outrank competition. It's my opinion that it can change people's personalities the more they get "sucked into" the feedback of viewers. If they create a sh!#$torm of negative feedback or insults, I imagine it could lead to a "collapse". Interesting stuff to think on.
@justinwatson1510
@justinwatson1510 8 месяцев назад
I know we are not supposed to diagnose others, but I am in the middle of a rather nasty divorce that was precipitated by my ex's complete inability to accept criticism (I was able to criticize his behavior once without spending the rest of the week being yelled at and blamed for every problem in his life, and it required a 10 minute preamble where I described how much worse i was.) In addition to his explosive responses to criticism, our relationship started with me on a pedestal to a point that made me uncomfortable and ended with me being the worst, most manipulative person he ever met. At any rate, he wants to have children and I am worried that he and his next partner might wind up with a pregnant surrogate before that relationship blows up. Is there any way someone could have brought this up to you in a way that would not make you feel judged or attacked? Even if a child doesn't become an issue, I am kind of worried about his future if he doesn't get his shit sorted out.
@stringbender3
@stringbender3 8 месяцев назад
Is he drug addict or anything? They can be pretty narcissistic they can be total narcissists but not actual ones. Bc they can heal.
@sarah9044
@sarah9044 Год назад
Funny how you call it "anger", sounds so harmless like everybody gets angry sometimes. For the narc it's nothing short of pathological RAGE over the tiniest shit
@davidslchan
@davidslchan Год назад
Just venturing my two cents as a person on the autistic spectrum… 1.) For some reason, I can smell a cluster B within a few minutes. I put it down to being close "relatives" psychologically to them. Let me give an example: Word salad is a giveaway. They use many many words to go around a central idea that is never arrived at with in conversation. 2.) In their speech many of them insert an abnormal number of "like" for each few minutes. 3.) To make sure one way or another, I may locate within the surrounding some random item and comment that the item is "unclean" rather than describing it as just "dirty." Half of the cluster Bs will fly into a disturbed state and say something to justify that item is pristine. Just my two cents, from somebody who feel very little need for emotional connection with others generally.
@ChristianOne
@ChristianOne 10 месяцев назад
What meds do they have narcissists take?????
@jona3849
@jona3849 Месяц назад
Question? Is everyone who has low self esteem a narcissist?
@daviedood2503
@daviedood2503 2 года назад
Have u ever heard the term "Double Speak" before? I think it's where they say one thing and it's suppose to mean one thing, but it actually means another. Was hearing narcissists do this a lot some how...any thoughts ?
@Thenamelessnarcissist
@Thenamelessnarcissist 2 года назад
Just say this, isn't that the term from 1984? Loved that book when I was younger. It all rang true to me. But I will do a video on that eventually.. But it'll take some thought. I do it admittedly but I need to think why haha
@daviedood2503
@daviedood2503 2 года назад
@@Thenamelessnarcissist what exactly is it though? Is it a way to test a person some how ?
@Thenamelessnarcissist
@Thenamelessnarcissist 2 года назад
@@daviedood2503 Well, for me it's like, saying something that I know others will take one way but the person I'm "tagerting" will take another way. Like there's an implication in the words I'm using. It's hard to describe and I try not to do it anymore. I'll think of actual examples at some point
@daviedood2503
@daviedood2503 2 года назад
@@Thenamelessnarcissist so like if u know the target hates spiders, you'll talk to ME about all these "cool spiders" u saw etc just to poke at the target and aggravate them some 😂
@lisbethbird8268
@lisbethbird8268 Год назад
@@Thenamelessnarcissist I've heard this called dogwhistle
@JohnnyB719
@JohnnyB719 7 месяцев назад
IDEA: What if you created courses that focused on teaching narcissistic communication tactics
@real_hello_kitty
@real_hello_kitty 4 месяца назад
The IQ thing. You know? Why you have such a low esteem despite you're quite smart? It's because you never build something from scratch. For example, if you learn piano, you need to learn from the beginning, novice, intermediate, to advanced. Or if you learn karate, you start from white belt, to black belt. Or if you build a house, you need to build a foundation, before you build the house from the top. It takes time and patience. It's a step by step process. And you don't do that because you don't enjoy the process of being a novice, white belt ,build house foundation. You just want the final reward, the short cut. But if you just e.g. enjoy learn piano, no matter at what stages, as oppose to enjoy the accolade or praise from public of you playing piano, then automatically your confidence will build up, and the final results (accolade, praises, etc.) less matter.
@nancychandler768
@nancychandler768 2 года назад
Narcissists are very clever at hiding behind their masks. There’s no way to avoid getting burned but there is a way to get out of a relationship with one. Run!
@johndoe4110
@johndoe4110 2 года назад
If you are being abused, yes, get out. If someone with NPD is in treatment and trying to get better and you have a happy relationship or friendship, there's no reason to leave. Anyone you date will have flaws. The only reason to leave is abuse, not compatible, not attracted, etc, etc. If someone is in treatment for a disorder and you have a good relationship i can't see any reason to leave.
@Thenamelessnarcissist
@Thenamelessnarcissist 2 года назад
People with NPD are fully capable of change and treatment. But if they are being abusive that's no excuse. I don't think NPD in itself is a reason to leave. But the actual actions of the person
@Thenamelessnarcissist
@Thenamelessnarcissist 2 года назад
@Patrícia Campos I 100% agree! I feel like most of the content is made to get views and money and only really breeds resentment. A space where we can openly learn about each other I think will lead to more honest growth and healing for all parties involved. I was sorta thrilled to see my viewers are pretty evenly split between NTs/Cluster B's/ and other for that reason. I've learned a surprising amount about people with asd and NT's since I've started this. I really hope I can continue to cultivate that culture. Have a good day!
@Rasheens-Story
@Rasheens-Story Год назад
WOW you remind me of a guy I know. I guess I’ll always attract narcs I’ve accepted it 🤷🏽‍♀️
@kombuchababy6542
@kombuchababy6542 6 месяцев назад
My brother has NPD
@jelly3050
@jelly3050 5 месяцев назад
I'm very critical of myself And I can get into black and white thinking because of the autism But I'm pretty sure I'm not a narcissist
@rongike
@rongike Месяц назад
interesting, empaths (the real ones not the people pleasers) are also social chameleons 🤣 but for empaths it's automatic mirroring of others, not having some secret intentions to boost your ego by sucking up to people.
@highparadise11
@highparadise11 9 месяцев назад
How can one consider oneself smart based on the results of a IQ test? Or be so obsessed with a “diagnosis” that’s made up?
@jacintagundrum2159
@jacintagundrum2159 9 месяцев назад
In my experience, Catholic narcissists are way easier to spot. There are some common and very tell-tale signs, and there are signs of the pathology that can be spotted in their spirituality even before they show up anywhere else. I think NPD is both extremely easy to spot and extremely difficult to spot. Difficult because they somewhat believe they have a pretty consistent false version of themselves, but easy because the red flags are still there. It’s not that people don’t notice the red flags, it’s that the persona is so convincing that it makes them forget about or second-guess the red flags.
@saramarie9678
@saramarie9678 8 месяцев назад
Can you please tell me all about the Catholic narcissist? My fiancé heavily shows signs of covert narcissism, and he is a die hard Catholic
@jacintagundrum2159
@jacintagundrum2159 8 месяцев назад
@@saramarie9678 The thing that I think is the most distinctive to them is a lack of respect for the sacred. It would be very unusual for a "die-hard" Catholic to do things such as using God's name in vain, leaving Sunday Mass early for trivial reasons, purposefully not calling a priest "Father" as a way to disrespect them, and yet 2 Catholics I've known who seemed to have narcissistic traits have done these sorts of things. I think it may be related to the entitlement. Another thing I've noticed is that Catholics with narcissistic traits seems to put a big emphasis on the sufferings God has allowed them to go through in order to make them stronger/holier/etc. This one is a bit more tricky since neurotypical Catholics focus on this theme as well, but with narcissistic (and maybe also borderline) Catholics, it seems a bit more over-the-top/noticeable. My hypothesis is that pwNPD are attracted to Catholicism because of our view on suffering. Whenever something bad happens to the pwNPD, he can tell himself that it is God preparing him for his grand mission and use this thought to cope with the bad thing that happened. Disordered spirituality such as visions, navel-gazing focus on one's own spiritual wounds, hyper-attachment or reliance on imagination in prayer and life are usually signs of spiritual problems BUT they can also be signs of psychological issues. The biggest sign of spiritual issues is a deficit in the virtue of obedience. They don't necessarily mean NPD, but they do mean something is off, so it is something to be aware of. PwNPD can be very devout and speak in a very spiritual way, so don't let that fool you into thinking they are mentally healthy. I hope this helps! Are you Catholic yourself?
@pope1089
@pope1089 Год назад
How would you think everbody else is a narcissist. Thats not logical. That'd be a red flag to me that there's something up with me
@Thenamelessnarcissist
@Thenamelessnarcissist Год назад
It's not that I thought that they were a narcissist, I didn't know the term then, but that I thought they all throught like me haha
@isobelangeli2053
@isobelangeli2053 2 года назад
I wonder the emotional depth of narcissist are considering there is very low to no empathy. I’d love to know you’re view on projection .
@Katz3y3GAMEZ
@Katz3y3GAMEZ Год назад
your mannerisims and the way you present looks exactly like my ex its scary....
@notremarchedelafin
@notremarchedelafin Год назад
Flash news! Having an average IQ is not the end of the world. We ALL have a superpower. This superpower is a pair of cognitive preferences, that are in 1st and 2nd place in your cognitive stack (I'm talking from the MBTI standpoint). Those 2 cognitive preferences are your savior functions, and you will certainly be better in those, than a genius with 140 IQ, not having them is his/her stack (first four preferences out of 8 preferences). So, you will have a world of possibilities for success in your life, even if you are average (IQ). You want an example? Construction-Jo, very industrious, having a successful life financially, compared to a day-dreaming genius, solving life mysteries in his basement, but not achieving anything. Of course, that day-dreaming genius can also have his chances.. he just needs to get moving... Another example? Okay... Someone with dominant Extraverted Feelings (Fe) and secondary introverted intuition (Ni). That person is super freakinly good at sizing up people!! Pick up your career accordingly! You also have a good chance of raising mentally healthy children!! Success is in front of you, even with an average IQ!! Albert Einstein is clueless compared to you in this matter!! Go darling go!! Use it!!!
@marmeg1118
@marmeg1118 Год назад
So true because looking back now I recall how my ex Narc said he early on one of our earlier dates that he was just a simple man and nothing really special but a simple man. I took it as him being humble about himself until later on I realized it was shame because he hadn’t accomplished much for his age. He also went on to say that his two children were more successful than he had ever been and is. He was proud of them but wished he had done things differently. Yet later he came up with this crazy fantastical stories about what he did in special forces and worked for the CIA protecting this country but nobody would ever find out about it because they can’t talk about what they did. So if they did so much to save and do for this country then why isn’t proud of himself. It was all lies of course the work he did. He invented that part of his life. Many times when he’d mess up he would all out say his name and then say why are you so stupid. He did that a lot. I would say don’t say that. It’s no biggy. Or when he was fixing something he’d say his name and say your stupid and can’t fix it. I wonder how if that’s what his super violent NArc father use to tell him and it stuck. Anyhow I was with him for five months and then I left. To many lies, anger crap and was to obsessed with me and possessive. When he would get stressed, frustrated or angry he would try to devalue me and lie about shit. Never was accountable for anything. Never his fault. Said he was sorry for everything but could never tell me why he did that he was sorry for. He needs help and I shared that with his sibling to get the family involved and get him to therapy and fast. He’s in his early 60’s and if they don’t get him to get help he will continue to live a very sad and unfulfilled life. Can’t hold down relationships and barely has any true connection friends.
@damanodrama
@damanodrama 2 года назад
What do you think of Andrew Tate ?
@Thenamelessnarcissist
@Thenamelessnarcissist 2 года назад
I've never heard of him if I'm being honest haha
@dalelerette206
@dalelerette206 Год назад
Keep in mind that narcissism is when empathy is replaced with entitlement. Some people have a 'distorted perception' of the Golden Rule. The most distorted form of the Golden Rule is when they distort everything to only give to themselves. The average distortion of the Golden Rule only gives to those who reciprocate the kindness. This distortion isn't bad. But it's not as good as the 'pure perception'' of the Golden Rule that gives out kindness freely without expecting reward. Reciprocal love is when we feel great freely giving our energy to each other. A narcissist will only communicate when they WANT to communicate. But true respect is when true heroes reciprocate the heroic virtues of everyone around them with everyone around them while enhancing everyone around them. ❤
@DD-es6qd
@DD-es6qd 2 года назад
The guy from drill what was his name?
@Thenamelessnarcissist
@Thenamelessnarcissist 2 года назад
I feel like I shouldn't give out his name over youtube LOL But if he's an MP in the ohio national guard feel free to email me hahaha
@DD-es6qd
@DD-es6qd 2 года назад
@@Thenamelessnarcissist no worries I will say the military has a high number of people with personality disorders very high in NPD at least in my experience
@stormycraig6133
@stormycraig6133 Год назад
@@DD-es6qd Yes, I married one. I agree a lot of personality disordered people in the military. A lot of NPD, ASPD, and psychopaths, and they are masking their abuse at home.
@DD-es6qd
@DD-es6qd Год назад
@@stormycraig6133 is it the training or childhood?
@mattqdc7740
@mattqdc7740 11 месяцев назад
Volume is always to low in your vids
@Wasp239
@Wasp239 8 месяцев назад
That so sad, but also that sounds so humble at times ironically. By the way, iq test isn't reliable measure for intelligence.
@AlastorTheNPDemon
@AlastorTheNPDemon 2 года назад
"From my perspective, everyone is a narcissist except for me, effectively." It's so damn weird hearing my thoughts come from someone else's mouth. Most people seem like covert-vulnerable narcissists to me, which might actually be me. I was the 'truth-teller' in my family ("truth-seer" would be more accurate; nobody believed me when I told the truth, so I associate that term with pain, as in "the harsh reality" or "the bitter truth"), and I have that standoffish cowboy energy now. Reportedly though, truth-tellers end up reasonably successful as adults, so here's hoping I don't fall to absolute cynicism and O.D. on some kind of filthy street drug!
@daviedood2503
@daviedood2503 2 года назад
Hi satan. I also thought this after the discard. With me though I wasn't quick to just put that label on her though. I kept saying eh maybe she's just toxic can still be fixed. I guess the term Narcissist had a "bad" stigma attached to it and admitting it would essentially RUIN my mental image of her that I had for over 13 yrs. After finally just saying "it lines up, she must be one then. I'm not a Dr but it just lines up way too perfectly here" I often thought maybe "I'M ONE" but found myself wanting to be one. Felt like a narcissist can do whatever and not feel bad about it. Envied that aspect about them. I also began thinking quite A LOT of people appeared to be one as well. Even celebs that in had no clue about. Then I kept going back to myself. Where's MY HAND in the matter. Then inept seeing that if u introspect, usually that means you're not one bc narcissists don't really do that bc they don't think anything is wrong with them, always someone else etc. Blame shifts.
@AlastorTheNPDemon
@AlastorTheNPDemon 2 года назад
@@daviedood2503 Oh, I introspect alright. I do it to for the same reason so many don't. It isn't so much a matter of questioning my inner environment as reconstructing it to adapt. To that degree, not really introspection.
@sherriflemming3218
@sherriflemming3218 Год назад
People can have healthy levels of narcissism. Then there is a clinical diagnosis of NPD.
@explorer0213
@explorer0213 Год назад
NPD ppl are easy to spot thing don't collaborate everything is just so off key.
@charmee4045
@charmee4045 Год назад
What was your childhood like? Thats how you were shaped.
@jennifernunez220
@jennifernunez220 Год назад
Has anyone ever said to you that you have a god-complex in a relationship?
@DanielFernandez-jv7jx
@DanielFernandez-jv7jx 10 месяцев назад
Interesting. They say that even paranoiacs have enemies. What if the narcissist actually is extraordinary in intelligence and ability? Are they still narcissists? Why?
@whatsaygirl1507
@whatsaygirl1507 Год назад
So Trump...
@ktryushi4744
@ktryushi4744 2 года назад
It's funny when the people are following you like a sheep. I know what you're trying to do and manipulating the situation... You show your good side by giving advice to the people how to protect themselves by those toxic individuals and while you get your free attention as well from the viewers and being in the spotlight as well, it's a win win situation for you. I can read you like a book what your motives are. You can fool your sheep empathic followers but you can't fool me mate.
@Thenamelessnarcissist
@Thenamelessnarcissist 2 года назад
This is kinda funny honestly. Most of my videos are talking about the stigma regarding NPD and how it's not accurate. Even in this one I just talk about how self hate subtly comes out. I have a severe mental illness, and your comment really shows why I do what I do is necessary. Cause if I was doing what you describe, I'd honestly agree with you. Because it's way more effective than actually being honest, dispelling stigma is hard and has lead to a lot of hate. I'm way too sensitive to criticism to make this worth it by doing that lol besides, everyone else on youtube talking about NPD is already doing that so what would be the point? And yes, attention is a motivating factor for me, at least at first. What's wrong with that? Just cause I'm a narcissist I can't have the same motivation as all of youtube? It's also been helpful to me in my recovery cause I've came to understand people better. 80% of narcissists aren't out to hurt people If you're actually open to learning about my disorder I can provide you some links that aren't me and are creditable. Studies, videos by psychologists, etc. Regardless. Hope you have a good day.
@ktryushi4744
@ktryushi4744 2 года назад
@@Thenamelessnarcissist no, I am not here to learn your disorder, I know about NPD a lot because I grew up in toxic environmental myself as a child, teen. Because myself I am diagnosed with ASPD by age 26 and I can read NPD individuals. At least you admit it about my point and I respect that. I guess you’re a high-functioning Narcissist because you’re self aware about your behavior. Besides, I believe human nature is intrinsically evil and that deep down people only care about themselves. Have a nice day as well.
@hashh2019
@hashh2019 10 месяцев назад
@@ktryushi4744you seem to be filled with hate and superiority
@davidcrawford9026
@davidcrawford9026 Год назад
How do you feel good when everyone treated you like shit growong up, no one is pn your side, and youre all alone? Do i have to resort to conartistry?
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