These 10 SIMPLE Things Will Make a Narcissist Lose Their Mind

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****** Today's video will tell you about 10 things that will make a narcissist lose their mind. I'm here to help you understand how complicated narcissistic relationships are and how delicate the balance is that exists within them. By the end of the video, You'll be able to protect yourself and understand the dynamics at play if you’re in a relationship with a narcissist.
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[@pwndad]

#8 💯

[@andyreisch6755]

Are you for real. You are encouraging the non narcissist to create a fight and turmoil by doing everything they can to spark confrontation.

[@arhafrench5319]

This video has nothing to do with starting confrontation; this is about a video explaining that a narcissist is offended and angry by simply anything that is in the realms of setting healthy boundaries and establishing a separate identity of self. This is what a narcissist will not allow, because they CONSTANTLY need control and admiration. It is NOT an emotional partner's responsibility to appease the dysfunction of these troubled, unregulated, dysfunctional souls, but that is EXACTLY the role the narcissist demands that they do regularly so that they can feel "loved." The narcissist will always seek to take all of the dynamic of the relationship and focus it on themselves, while the partner ends up feeling tired, unappreciated and off balance because the partner who is narcissistic does not notice or even care when told of the situation. This is a list of the things a healthy person should understand WILL infuriate a narcissist when they begin to push back on the delusion the narcissist is trying to condition the healthy partner to accommodate. What you said implies that simply seeking to correct the narcissist's behavior is WILLFULLY starting a war with these disturbing, selfish people.

[@wellnesslenses]

Thank you for jumping in and clarifying, what you said is exactly how this video was meant to be used. It's not about confrontation or emotional turmoil but about the reality of being in a relationship with a narcissist.

[@arhafrench5319]

@@wellnesslenses If that were the context of this video, you would be encouraging an empathetic person to act COMPLETELY against their nature. Confrontation with a narcissist is absolutely necessary to hear what they are thinking, voice our grievances with them, and to see if they are willing to change their ways. It has nothing to do with making fights out of nowhere; if we don't speak, how will we be sure we gave the narcissist EVERY opportunity to help save the relationship on their part before we decide to end it?

[@GamerJareCzech]

@@arhafrench5319 Is it even possible for a narcissist to change and work on saving the relationship? I tried so hard with my ex, but it was just getting worse and worse. I was like that frog in a pot with hot water. It started with small things and in the end she was violent to me and emotional humiliation was "normal" from her side during fights.

[@arhafrench5319]

@@GamerJareCzech 👀👀👀 You said _SHE?_ Get out. Now. Females turn up the volume on abuse times 10. It is extremely rare to see a narcissist become self-aware. That is why they constantly hop from situation-ship to situation-ship, looking to be distracted from the fact that they are 🫗 empty people inside. They don't LIKE to be introspective because their whole identity is made on the delusion that they never do anything wrong-they just keep meeting the wrong people. They put you up on a pedestal at first, but the more they get to know you, the more they will become tired of pretending to be great people that everybody likes. They dread the day that their partner sees them behave like monsters, but they just can't keep up the lie indefinitely. Their goal is to paralyze you with confusion. They instill a conflicting dynamic in you of love and alarm, which gives YOU anxiety because you don't know which version indicates the reality of the relationship. Then they condition you to accept that if anything goes wrong, it's your job to "fix it." They have a double standard that says they can do whatever they want to, but YOU had better not even think of pulling the crap on them that they do to you or they'll rage out on you or go behind your back and get even. You are not a person, you are a tool to a narcissist, a toy to play with, a suitcase to hold their emotional imbalance, a therapist to doctor endlessly on their insecurity, and a reminder that they will never be healthy or good for anybody. PLEASE be safe dealing with her. Leave, and get video evidence and keep texts of everything vindictive that she does. Females of this type can run borderline insane when you finally accept that there is NOTHING you can do to fix them and you do NOT have to stay there and break your heart trying to love them back to the person you met. That person DOES NOT EXIST. They made it up to catch you, and they alternately act like that person to keep you from moving on LONG past the time you should have realized that you have every responsibility to choose your safety and sanity. If you don't have a child with her you should be gone YESTERDAY. And watch out for sudden "emergencies" or "changes of heart." Don't you believe it.