You Probably Know A Narcissist (here’s how to spot them)

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There are people in this world that are looking to take advantage of you. Many of these signs are subtle and take a trained eye to catch them.
Today we will dive into the mind of a narcissist so you can learn what signs to look out for when meeting someone.
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1:23 - Sign #1: Obsessed With Their Image
1:56 - Sign #2: Lie About Ridiculous Things
3:27 - Sign #3: Different Relationship With Lying
7:03 - Sign #4: They Don’t Give Up On Their Lies
8:32 - Sign #5: They Will Dismiss You
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[@yootoobur101]

When a narcissist can no longer control you, they will instead try to control how others see you.

[@johan5504]

YooTooBur what’s the definition of narcissist

[@ordinarystuff]

you must of suffered from one! its happening to me right now

[@dojarenkompletar7171]

Holy shit that literlly just happened to me like a month ago. She was running around telling people bullshit about what i apparently said...

[@poeticnation6251]

YooTooBur So, so, true.

[@peachesandcream.2612]

YooTooBur - This happened to be with a narcissist close family member. She was cruel and spiteful to me in every way that she could be without being found out and ruining her image. One thing she would do is to go behind my back and tell lies to friends, partners - and worst of all - my kids! She cost me friends, jobs and relationships, etc. It's not just what narcissists do to your face - it's what they go behind your back and do!!!

[@azaliaashlee605]

anyone else extremely creeped out by elizabeth's eyes ?

[@korynnelyles2500]

She looks glossed over

[@jarbinks5]

Me

[@agnesmajor3792]

Azalia Ashlee I am a horror fan so freaking me out is not that easy. However, this woman scares me. Those eyes 😳...

[@onceuponatime800]

I think the NSA sent the Bionic Woman after Elizabeth because she is a fembot, not a real human :)

[@lothor69]

Gleeming eyes that stare through you to make you feel spoken down to

[@daniellee1722]

One thing I notice about narcissists: when they initially see that you have something they want they can't hide their intense jealousy.

[@daniellee1722]

@@viracocha Yes we do, but we're rational enough to understand that every dog has its day. Narcissists on the other hand can't wrap their head around this concept.

[@daniellee1722]

@Brittany Bennett Okay, I'll concede to it being more from personal experience. I just never saw such envy on someone's face as when I saw the two narcs in my life react to me on a date with my then fiancee.

[@daniellee1722]

​@Brittany Bennett I think they're narcissists. A lack of empathy coupled with the inability to be happy for a friend and brother certainly makes it possible.

[@garfreeek]

@@viracocha I've experieced it firsthand, it's scary as fuck. They see it and the cogs start turning how they can outdo you, get it themselves, or take it away from you. It's instant scheming.

[@lolanya00]

@@daniellee1722 That doesn't make them narcissists, that is just them being human. Everyone in this world feel jealousy at some point whether you like it or not.

[@MajinLiveTV]

Narcissists are often so likeable and such a pleasure to be around that its as if they radiate an energy that you can't help but be drawn to. They often surround themselves only with complete strangers or aquantnances because long time friends have all seen past the charisma and lies. And narcissists will not take criticism from anyone, no matter how close of a relationship they have with the person that is criticizing them.

[@tungstenanderson5991]

THIS! Omg.. You just solidified this for me. I know your comment is from 10 months ago, but it's timeless for a narcissist AND for one who is afraid they will show up at their door, who did so before as if all the horrible things they did were bygones because..."they were suffering" and now it was the real deal and it only now because of it. "let's put the past behind us" with their hand out, because everyone else won't.

[@MajinLiveTV]

@tungstenanderson5991 yup. Narcissists will constantly try to bring others into their sphere. They completely lack the ability to feel good about themselves, so they need external validation to prove their own self worth. They will be desperate in their attempts at that. With people that have left their sphere they will say things like "You never care about me" or "I always put you first but you never appreciate it" in order to bring them back. They are master manipulators and they will make you feel responsible for their emotions even when you have done nothing wrong. The best way to deal with them is to set boundaries and stand up for yourself. Don't be fooled by them.

[@jeffkingston67]

Unless the people they keep close are agreeable, have poor self esteem, and try hard to please people.

[@mattheusser1390]

In the DSM this is often described as "superficial charm." It doesn't work on people with even a little autism, because they dig for details and will ignore the social consequences of looking weird asking awkward questions.

[@brukernavn3409]

@@mattheusser1390 There's no such thing as "a little autism" btw.

[@christopheradams8807]

“A narcissist is the hero and victim of every story they tell” - Brian Callen.

[@AxxLAfriku]

Don't let this distract you from the fact that I get bullied because my classmates think my videos are the worst. Please don't agree, dear cris

[@georgeforeman8040]

I just thought i was cracked at telling stories

[@Mentally_Will]

Can I get a quote source for this?

[@Cucumberturnip]

@@AxxLAfriku I did not expect to see you here. Hello!

[@justbecause9645]

Trump

[@sverrearnes7769]

"An honest person always looks you straight into your eyes", my dad told me. My experience is that honest people very rarely look you straight into your eyes over time. But crooks/narcissists do!

[@theNickRYG]

So true! I get super uncomfortable when people hold eye contact and just wont look away during conversation. It's creepy. It feels like they're trying to sell me on something

[@Sable1837]

You're right! The biggest liars I know won't even bat an eyelash while spewing their vicious lies.

[@brutusjudas5842]

It’s not true though. I rarely look people in the eye (at one point I tried to make it a habit but gave up) but I’m honest to a fault. I even feel uncomfortable using white lies. It sucks that people think like you, but most do. Honest attempts to help people are met with suspicion, so now I keep to myself and don’t bother.

[@allofthiswasanexperimentlo9641]

Why do you get uncomfortable when someone looks into your eyes? Thats what your suppused to do while talking. And how is that something crooks/narcists do?

[@nihlhinz488]

My old man taught me eye contact in first meetings it shows a baseline for truth and respect. After you don't make eye contact much but when you think someone is lieing to you look them in the eye and ask them. Look for eyes twitching and body language.

[@freerhymin4life]

I feel like social media is making narcissism worse and epidemic. Everybody is consumed with projecting an image of a perfect life that’s dissociated from reality instead of focusing on developing themselves.

[@B4trevor]

Maybe, I'd like to think that they were always that way and social media highlights their personality's and isn't making people worse. Everything is so new in the grand scheme of things we might just notice it more because there is more to see.

[@roxanne4820]

yeah, narcissistic traits have risen at a rapid rate since the 80's and are continuing to accelerate, in particular on college campuses ( *hmm i wonder why* ). I think social media has a lot to do with it.

[@mwloos1]

Dating apps too.. never know what you’re going to get

[@qtaro-7097]

thats why i removed social media in my life. about 50% happier now

[@Sk0lzky]

It is, same as increased availability of 'elite' goods for all people and the always increasing wealth of all members of society, pretty much every psychologist talks about it and papers about social media and narcissism are a staple every single year on master's degree courses, to the point where I'm wondering why anti-plagiarism software doesn't just mark half of them

[@mahoney1360]

My childhood best friend was a narcissist and I was the best man at his wedding to a woman I knew he was cheating on. I decided to completely cut him out of my life when I was 25 and I’m 44 now. I remember the first time I heard someone referred to as “toxic” and I immediately knew what they meant because I had front row seats to toxic for years and years. Just found out through my sister that he fraudulently took out a mortgage in his sister’s name and took her credit score down to the 300’s and she’s so afraid of what he’s capable of she’s super hesitant to escalate the issue. This video checked every box for that dude. He drives a Lamborghini or Ferrari from what my sister told me because he’s so obsessed with how he’s perceived. Keeping that dude as a best friend would have been awful for my life and the past 20 years have been awesome because I made so many rad friends.

[@The_Whimsical_Stenographer]

You dodged a huge bullet that not so many people are fortunate enough to dodge.

[@zoilalulu3798]

Why didn't you tell that poor woman that she was being cheated on? You could've saved her years of misery.

[@mahoney1360]

@@zoilalulu3798 I should have but she was a pretty awful person too.

[@rcmpoffdayintah4738]

​@@mahoney1360 wait so you didn't tell her because you thought she deserved it? Damn. She must have been a really awful person.

[@mahoney1360]

@@rcmpoffdayintah4738 if I was a better and stronger person at the time I would have said something

[@x77Flip77x]

“A narcissist is either the victim or the hero in every story they tell.”

[@Josee2030]

Victims because they don't know how to say sorry once you figure them out 😁

[@Nastyfinger1444]

Sometimes the Narcissist is both Hero and Victim in their story.

[@brianbyrne3003]

They're both!

[@thomasrevere1728]

I find that they're both.

[@narutospersona426]

I think its “AND the hero”

[@joewilson4561]

The only way to defeat a narcissist is completely cut them out of your life. It crushes them. They can't live with the fact that you want nothing to do with them. Make them dead to you

[@JakubWojciechowski933]

Narcissists feed on control. Once you're out, they cannot control you anyhow. They cannot even try anymore. And that's the point

[@jackkanoff6024]

What if the Jerk in question is the mother of your children.

[@soulmass8904]

Jack Kanoff, you're the one who decided to produce children with a narcissist. I cut one off completely and it was almost too late.

[@7aluv4me]

NO CONTACT BABY . ..it takes skill but most importantly self love.❤

[@7aluv4me]

@King White Knight They don't even really love themselves...

[@PureOctarine]

I'm not a narcissist. I'm too perfect to have a big flaw like that

[@Real-cq1wj]

I see what you did there 👍

[@aehrmartinez7062]

Hahaha

[@snehathapa584]

🤨

[@skirmishcustoms2595]

Nah bro you are a narcissist, unlike me, notice how you said you're perfect, where as someone as humble as I, would never say, I noticed that because I am very smart if you can't tell.

[@mattier.9095]

🤪😄🤣😂😊😜🤪

[@jackw9385]

My exs brother gaslit me into thinking that I was a narcissist. I actually believed it. I always thought I did my best in the relationship but he convinced me I wasn't a good person. After watching this, I'm just now realising that he is the narcissist. He is very fixated on his image and compulsively lies to his wife.

[@christophbjorn6007]

This is common. I've never known anyone to be obsessed with the topic of narcissism, and to talk of it incessantly (in the context of "other people" of course), except narcissists!

[@zach6643]

"An accusation from a narcissist is actually a confession"

[@roberth4395]

@@zach6643 this is bs no offense. If you study psychology, you can spot a narcissist. If you were in a relationship with a narc, this could be romantic, family, friendship, work etc. and you were burned by one, then you will be able to spot the other ones easily. People who have NPD are extremely similar. They are mostly the same “people”.

[@roberth4395]

@@christophbjorn6007please be careful when you try to diagnose people with any disorder. Here is an example that happens very often and could be true for your example as well. People who have ADHD/ADD share about 60% in behavior pattern with people who have NPD. Their motives are completely different, but by old testing methods (6 traits out of 10 or with other words 60%) people with ADHD could be misdiagnosed as NPD. If a person has ADHD they also can hyper focus on things that interest them, or they can hyper focus on something negative such as narcissistic abuse. I heard multiple stories where people broke up because a bf/gf thought their significant other had NPD based on some videos and then many years later they learnt about ADHD and they realized, they were wrong.

[@perception5466]

If you were a narc he would never have been able to convince you of anything negative about yourself because you would be a master of self-justification, deflection and projection. He convinced you because everyone has a few narcissistic traits and you were willing to introspect and recognise them. However, people with NPD have 8+ narcissistic traits.

[@StephanieDev]

I used to be a narcissist, but now I’m perfect.

[@carltaylor4942]

Good one! LOL

[@zero5496]

That’s the most narcissist thing I ever heard

[@Krystalmyth]

Nobody is perfect. Nothing is. So you're pretty much anything but. That's what makes you a narcissist. You could be excellent, but you'd rather be fiction.

[@xoreign]

@@Krystalmyth r/whoooooosh

[@impIicit]

Krystal Myth dude. over analyzing. they’re making a joke. 🙄🤦🏼‍♀️

[@lcross796]

Just looking at her eyes it makes me feel uncomfortable. It's like my instincts are telling to RUN!

[@stefanysanchez2]

Omg sameee. I was scared just looking at her eyes.

[@MeatyJesus]

My instincts are telling me to fight.

[@danielmallory4687]

That is actually a response to psychopath or sociopath

[@petersummerhays7569]

He froze on her eyes for like 2 seconds and I jumped because she is so terrifying and disgusting.

[@mikehewitt2146]

Yup

[@alexkammeraad6321]

She actually seems inhuman. Her eyes make me freak the hell out.

[@kenrehill8775]

Alex Kammeraad only now that You’ve read the truth. Prior to that you, like everyone, would have fallen for it.

[@deicio724]

@@kenrehill8775 Not everyone else she would of got away with it. Some people can tell and read people better then others it's just the way it is. It's the same why some people still fall for the simplest scams and others never fall for them.

[@samuelagtorn3500]

It’s called the crazy eyes. If a woman has the crazy eyes, SHE IS CRAZY. There is no exception.

[@CarloisBuriedAlive]

“Sanpaku eyes”

[@СашаБеленко-в8ж]

Alex Kammeraad isn't it because of her makeup and the shape of eyelids?

[@TrvMoney]

The thing I picked up on in life is that they treat strangers like friends and their closest family like enemies, even on trivial matters.

[@batmanwgd]

👏🏼 👏🏼 👏🏼

[@ellem8990]

I've now started to realize that my brother likely is a narcissist and indeed the difference between how treats our cousins or other relatives/family friends, and how he treats me is wild. I'm sometimes just looking at him like "is that the same person??". There are also differences in how he treats each family member, I seem to be at the bottom of the list and our dad is the only one he actually respects to some extent, the difference between our dad and the rest of us is pretty big too.

[@jamesshoemaker5105]

Wow, that is exactly my experience. Thanks for putting it into words.

[@tannaeros]

@@jamesshoemaker5105 So close to my situation, too.

[@76meko]

Truth ✨💞

[@cyberghost4043]

"You lie so much you believe yourself" - Metallica

[@Zorichai]

Holier than thoooouuuu!!!!!!

[@tylerbrah4676]

Dickbutt

[@DMONEY7720]

It's not a lie if you believe it.~George Costanza

[@hermanman8235]

Lie too much and too long that people very soon realize what is really going on.thats the KARMA for me

[@kj2532]

@@DMONEY7720 lmao

[@joesubel]

Her forced "deep" voice was really annoying to me.

[@WhimsyWendy]

Me, too. It's very unattractive and ugly. I know lots of women with naturally deep voices that sound fine. But her deep voice is bizarre.

[@drknyt6131]

Yeah very strange.

[@connorrussell5025]

It was creepy to me. Like legitimately freaked me out.

[@il2xbox]

It sounded almost like how it sounds when you lower the pitch of someone's voice in Audacity or something. Very weird.

[@rosshealea]

It reminded me of the chick from house bunny that said "I gotta go drop off some timber" lmao

[@deepthinker8063]

That moment when you realize that your partner have all of these ....

[@robertjazz3613]

RUN

[@deepthinker8063]

@@robertjazz3613 yeah 🤣

[@-rebel8958]

Bro i-

[@reynhacoezy5510]

Get the duck out of this shi-

[@dianeaishamonday9125]

Get. Out.

[@aleciahumphrey6758]

It's pretty clear the people that have had a real clinical narcissist in their lives and those who confuse narcissistic actions or tendencies with a true personality disorder. Narcissism is so much more than being obsessed with yourself. I lived with a narcissist for 7 years and he nearly destroyed me emotionally. I have never met anyone like him in my entire life and I am 56 years old, I pray that I never do again. My ex was a very terrible liar and when I would question inconsistencies or things that were obviously impossible to be true he would get very angry and accuse me of interrogating him. I have been free of this monster for 8 years and I am still healing from his reign of terror in my life. I appreciate those who have taken the time and effort to inform and educate people about the monsters that are out there looking for lives to terrorize.

[@jacefoster1809]

Everyone in the comments has dated a narcissist somehow

[@1dingerr]

People think selfish is the same as narcissistic, which is why everyone thinks they have dated a "narcissist". Almost everyone puts their needs and wants before those of others, that is not narcissism. Narcissistic people operate in a world of delusion. While we may weigh the affects our actions have on others and ultimately decide to chose the action that benefits ourselves, narcissists do not even consider these things. Everything is a calculated decision to increase admiration from others, personal gain, and ego inflation. They are basically playing a video game where they are the only real character and everyone else in a NPC who only matters if they can serve the purpose I mentioned above.

[@53Strat]

I dated a narcistic girl who I really liked for 3 months, took me longer to recover then the amount of time I dated her lmao. I can only imagine how difficult that must have been. As I was already aware of it early in the dating phase when I started to question her it made it easier to break it of finally before I was almost trapped. She really did not expect me to leave after the lies.

[@mleecthulhu]

Them GASLIGHTING you is how they "eat"....its sick. ❤

[@Concorde1059]

⁠same but with BPD. It was my first relationship and I was much more insecure back then. Turns out it's not normal for folks to blow up at you over text while you're at work on summer break for being so rich and better than them because you wore a single Tommy Hilfiger shirt a month ago, as they're on a multi-week trip to Europe with their parents, where you'd never been because your family couldn't afford it. Who knew? Or, you know, hurting themselves after blowing up on you for two hours over something small, making sure you knew it was happening, and that you couldn't do anything about it. Then "don't worry about it, it's fine, stop bothering me shut up" afterwards when you're like WTF let me help you, this isn't right Jk, I knew. The worst part is how by the time you realize it's totally messed up, their hooks have long since been in you and it's very hard to finally work up the courage to leave. Looking back it's totally absurd, but that's exactly why abuse is so dangerous. Your mind ends up twisted like that edit: oh yeah there was lots of therapy after that relationship ended, too. Takes a lot of work to process that type of experience. My heart really goes out to the folks who end up stuck for years, or even killed by their abusive partners. It was horrible

[@koroshiya_1]

I was raised by a narcissist...all of this rings true. Big hugs to anyone affected by narcs. They are truly horrible people.

[@Angry-Lynx]

Yup not much worse than having whole family.of narcs let's connect in pain

[@evilgoodness1]

my mom is a narcissist. to win an argument she told me i hugged her too hard and making her laugh was a burden. haven't seen her for 10 years now but im sure her self imposed misery keeps her nice and happy.

[@rileybx2236]

Same girl

[@NCrdwlf]

I feel for you , I come from the same place . Both of my parents are .

[@Bogalog]

What do you mean us n- I mean narcs aren't that bad.

[@edmondlibosana57]

They never listen whenever you tell them a story. They always find ways to make the conversation about them and them alone.

[@yummykitchendirect4528]

I have a friend like that,but I noticed very late.

[@Bogalog]

Plot twist,the dude just talks about his dead cat the whole time so you always try to change subject xd.

[@asaprabbit8305]

Found this out to late myself, now I'm stuck in the situation with no way out really

[@AncientJetties]

Exactly -- while you're talking, they're only thinking about what they are going to say NEXT. When it becomes apparent I call them out on it directly, giving them a quick second with a "mirror moment" -- F 'em if they don't respond to getting called out proper.

[@Red-bw5kl]

A good narc always listens

[@jackx4311]

Having spent a couple of years living with a real manipulator, and having worked with a narcissist for even longer, I suspect that one of the reasons their lies can be so convincing is that they BELIEVE those lies themselves - so in their minds, they're actually telling you the truth.

[@Ziggydoodah]

Thats an interesting theory. I have worked for two narcissists. One male and one female. My female boss was adamant she was right all the time, even when she was obviously wrong. She would keep going until you were worn down and just agree with her, for a quiet life. My male boss is just as bad. He is a bully and enjoys picking on people. I have worked out his strategy, especially when new staff join. He is charismatic and charming to them. Praising them and laughing and joking. At the same time he is being awful to the rest of the staff. Bigging up the newcomer. The newcomer thinks he is great and the rest of the staff are just moaning. So he causes a divide between the staff. This goes on for a few weeks, then he strikes. He belittles and humiliates the new employee. Undermines their confidence that he has spent weeks building up. I call it separating the prey from the herd before he strikes They then see his true colours. Then they are welcomed into the protection of herd and he is left the bitter and despised person that he is. He disgusts me. Sorry for rambling 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@livableincome]

My ex was like that. Lived in an alternate universe and believed it. But unlike a delusional person, he created his realities so he could always be right, be the focus of everything, be sympathized with. Leaving him was indeed the best thing I ever did.

[@livableincome]

@@Ziggydoodah That is a good description. Not rambling.

[@jonathonwearn1098]

George Costanza taught us that it's not a lie, if you believe it. Lol.

[@jackx4311]

@@jonathonwearn1098 - believing a self-delusion does NOT make it true.

[@santircastillo]

I believe my ex was a narcissist. They were obsessed with image, being perceived as perfect, and constantly lied to everyone around them, including me, in order to keep their bloated sense of self secure. They lied to me even from before we started dating. They were also charming, and managed to attract all sorts of people. Once they realized they couldn’t control me, things got ugly and I got genuinely scared, my gut feeling screamed at me to get out of the place we were in and never look back. I’m not being very detailed here but it was truly one of the most awful experiences in my life. I don’t wish upon nobody that they ever cross a narcissist.

[@opedromagico]

Her eyes are from the same robot company that made Zuckenberg's eyes

[@evilgoodness1]

its from who framed roger rabbit. remember the acme company that made Christopher Lloyds eyes? same company man

[@louisupton3740]

Jesus christ died for your sins

[@BenHayat]

Their eyes is like a window to vacuum.

[@greentea7132]

"There is no war in Ba Sing Se" vibes.

[@royroos8036]

The first thing I thought when I saw her was: is she related to Zuckerberg? Its uncanny how much the eyes look like his...

[@superharry1]

You missed the most important part: she looks like she's trying to peel your damn skin off with her eyes

[@jenniferlawrence9473]

The first thing I wondered is, 'OMG, what are her parents like?' Then I found out her father was the Vice President of Enron....

[@bigcheese6159]

@@jenniferlawrence9473 For every failed or crazed kid, just look at the parents

[@cashflodigitalsportsnetwork]

superharry1 I don’t know who this lady is before this video but she scares the shit out of me

[@chereseplatt686]

You are correct. I grew up in a church that was considered a cult. Very hard to break free from. One thing that I have learned is that the eye's don't lie. However.... really good con artists know this, so if they can't lie to you with their eye's, witch is damn near impossible, they will "stiffen " them up, or fix them on one point, so that they don't accidentally give them selves away with little micro expressions.

[@ShanteRoxxane]

cherese platt Wow. That's nuts. 🥜

[@sam_mathai]

She used to speak with a deep voice so that people would perceive her as being tough. Crazy.

[@plica06]

That was her trying to be Maggie Thatcher... UK Prime Minister from the 80s.

[@alicjaxxsz]

And maybe take her more serious

[@1987fallenstar]

Because female voices or high pitched voices are not taken as seriously.

[@alexfernandez6621]

Uh...common sense??

[@dreamcore]

@@1987fallenstar Depends on context. When trying to operate outside of female roles, they will attempt to sound masculine. A cargo-cult effort. In a natural context, I don't take women with low voices seriously, especially the vocal fry.

[@steffenjensen422]

There was this girl at school who was lying a lot, and badly, but she would never admit it, no matter how obviously she was caught. She would always come up with another, more ridiculous explanation

[@ГошоГиЦъка]

I used to be a narcissist. Now I'm a self-aware narcissist, thank you

[@aceraphael]

Don't self diagnose...its just a label for you. A personality is when a single trait deeply interferes your life and others close to you. Everybody has a part which is narcissistic.

[@ГошоГиЦъка]

@@aceraphael And this is called a joke

[@aceraphael]

@@ГошоГиЦъка Ah...you may have noticed I didn't get the joke like many others who took your comment literally. The reply is not just for you...

[@lastillrules365]

@@aceraphael you’re the only one who didn’t get it. You’re the only comment

[@aceraphael]

@@lastillrules365 The likes in my reply disagree... pfff :-|

[@Th3_Czar]

Her eyes are facing in a way that she’s always looking at you, it’s legitimately creepy.

[@BasedInBrazil]

Agreed, like one of those damn paintings.

[@Omar-ck7oq]

@@iniubongnkanga9390 shut up bot don't listen to her this is advertisement

[@jpp2377]

Right - I just look at her body language and think this person is way off so when they talk about these old men being captivated by her big blue eyes I just don't get it - she presents herself totally as a major transsexual, not that I am anti LGBTQ but that she is in no way sexually feminine or seductive. Instead your instinct should be to do a Crocodile Dundee move and check to see if a package is down there

[@jasonRhawt]

Hawk eyes?

[@joshuafalade4754]

Honestly, i believe in the popular saying that “don’t trust too much because that too much might hurt you so much”. A Narcissist partner is not to be trusted. My greatest dissappointment was discovering my wife cheating on me through the help of Cyberhackingsage who helped cloned her cell phone. All i did was share my wife’s number with Cyberhackingsage and i got access to her Facebook, WhatsApp and text messages both deleted and incoming ones with a link on my phone. Contact him, he’s a genius. ( cyberhackingsage@gmail ) thank me later.

[@mikahong]

I have suffered narcissistic abuse since I was young and didnt realize what it was till I was older. Recovering from that sort of trauma and abuse is very difficult.

[@martelly55]

Very true, time and separation is powerful. I went through that abuse with my mother.

[@derherrdirektor9686]

It's an disorder. They are ill. Abuse implies that they know what they are doing. As far as I reckon that's the line that separates narcissism from sociopathy.

[@mikahong]

@@derherrdirektor9686 illness doesnt excuse abuse plus one can have an illness and still be an abuser. So theres that, narcissistic abuse is one of the most traumatizing things that can happen.

[@joes2041]

In the same boat, try having your dad, and all your three siblings being narcissistic. We’re all not in contact anymore and I’m just thriving so much!

[@ms.x1669]

Same. My parent is a narcissist. It's hell.

[@ar1456]

It’s so funny when you’re used to this and see it very quickly. Not every narcissist is “good” at it

[@TheMazinoz]

Yeah, sometimes you've just got to get away and shake your head and laugh.

[@ThiCC_Yosh]

my narc ex friend thought they could manipulate me but Nope, my dad is a narc so i can see all the bs lol😂

[@ar1456]

@@TheMazinoz wish I had !!!

[@brendensangster3571]

​@@ThiCC_Yosh i grew up around so many Narc and PTSD i military community probably like 80 percent of the guys i know have some clusterB. The tactics and maneuvers they use are 2nd hand knowledge to me. I feel like a normal person growing up in a normal community is devastated after dealing with a narc but people like us who grew up around all the BS just shake our heads and laugh and move on. Its just another Tuesday for us. The scapegoats are always very successful in life too because we have total self reliance.

[@iAmCodeMonkey]

Her cold, dead eyes are a huge giveaway. Be careful out there everyone.

[@MeiYingLim]

Psychopath eyes

[@globaldigitaldirectsubsidi4493]

Be careful to judge too fast.

[@Huonous]

I've never got the eye thing. Usually something like that is said about someone AFTER it's found out that there's something wrong with the person. I wouldn't guess anything only based on her eyes.

[@d3adgirl571]

Cold, dead, black eyes. RUN 🙅

[@d3adgirl571]

@@globaldigitaldirectsubsidi4493 um, there is no mistaking this cold evil stare from this particular parasite, be careful to trust in that as well.

[@phnigra111]

She looks like Mark Zuckerberg wearing makeup and a big wig.

[@hutch_hunta]

dude she spooked the hell out of me when i first saw her face

[@theothertoday]

They were created in the same droid factory.

It is Zuckerberg 🤔

[@aslaughter4215]

Same old nervous eyes

[@appiahallan]

CIA has entered the chat 💭

[@Ziggydoodah]

I have known two narcissists. I can now spot them a mile away. One thing I have noticed, is they can also be the most charming and charismatic people going. You really need to be on full alert around them and never switch off. Its like being in the jungle and sleeping with one eye open. I have to admit I do find them quite fascinating the way they think and manipulate people. Also never think you can change them. You won't, just get them out of your life..and quick.

[@jahfaricoumarbatch3947]

its unfortunate because this is most definitely my mother. at least im in college now

[@philippaferguson1327]

I am proud to say that I survived nearly half my life by defending myself from a violent narcissistic sociopathic creature. I feel I deserve a medal.

[@Ziggydoodah]

@@philippaferguson1327 You do Philippa. The two that I know, were both my bosses. My nerves were shred. I cant even imagine living with them. Keep making a better life for yourself. The courage it must have taken to leave, shows you are one strong lady. Take care hon xx

[@Ziggydoodah]

@@jahfaricoumarbatch3947 Take the opportunity to make the best life you can. THEY are the issue and never let them believe it you. Keep going and never look back. Wishing you all the best x

[@jahfaricoumarbatch3947]

@@Ziggydoodah 🙏🏾

[@thecakeredux]

The effortless lying thing is an interesting one. I rank fairly highly on the psychopathic scale and when I need to lie, I don't just say untruths, I 100% firmly believe what I am saying. It's like my mind can delude itself into whatever version of reality is required to tell a certain story.

[@ShadowsMasquerade]

Gross.

[@Hexnilium]

This is interesting. Could you elaborate a bit more, maybe with a specific example? I understand that many people high on either sociopathy or psychopathy scales are not bad people, and it's highly intriguing from a cognitive science standpoint trying to understand why some people are this way and others are not. Do you feel like it would be more predestined for someone higher on these scales to use their abilities for personal gain? Or maybe the personal gain is just an downstream effect from the tendencies and behaviors resulting from the different cognition?

[@Shalanaya]

@@Hexnilium It is actually a superpower, the medical establishment is well known for pathologizing people instead of understanding the social conditions that lead to this and harnessing it for the purpose of finding the beneficial gift in it. People lying are not narcissists by design, it is often a survival mechanism and their consciousness is very multi-dimensional. I am not high on psychopathy myself, but also can believe in a lie and delude myself enough to live in that lie, because that is how we train our consciosuness for manifestation, we start to believe what does not exist in order to manifest it, so we lie. None of it has anything to do with narcissism. There is many reasons people like this. But true narcissism stems from the disconnection from practical reality bascially, and if the medical establishment was not interested in pathologizing anything that does not fit the norm, they would harness it the same way as the indigenous shamanic healers in indigenous tribes where narcissism was used as a gift for its imagination to tell stories. Again, the reason it causes harm because it is misguided and not trained and used for its benefits, it is forced into survival mode instead. Again and again we are finding that it is the capitalist system we live in as a whole that is the issue.

[@StoufSto]

@@Hexnilium Some liars lie to themselves first, then once they are convinced they can lie without seeming dishonest. They then come to forget the truth because they reinforce the lie over and over.

[@jøy_what_riley_loves_the_most]

Omg i can do that too... but i don't believe i am a psychopath. most people hate me lmao

[@mrwiff3948]

Anyone else feel on edge even when telling the truth? Mainly out of fear of not being believed I think.

[@hannahmichaels9992]

yes! I thought I was the only one

[@thisisdk7859]

Yeah sometimes

[@KarmasAbutch]

Samantha Atori its also that you’ve been gaslit so much if u have a crazy parent and they set u up to not be believable.

[@-._.-KRiS-._.-]

It's like that feeling when a police officer is behind your vehicle and you know you're not doing anything wrong but you get nervous that you're doing something wrong anyway.

[@Shadow77999]

Yeeeess exactly. And get even more anxious by thinking that nervousness will make me look like im lying

[@kyleallen6292]

This is so true, they’ll tell you everything you want to hear, and when you finally point out their lies they play the victim

[@nagadorset]

yep, confidence tricksters sucking you in for the big sting - ouch! They fake your trust and use it to fool you.

[@leonblack7637]

Hmmm....a bunch of these characteristics sounds like alot of women these days lol

[@davidm4566]

Except they don't play the victim...in their mind they truly ARE the victim. That's why they can pass lie detectors, because they actually believe the lies.

[@Billyyezzur]

Sounds like what those get rich quick fake gurus do😂

[@gisellesha5877]

Omg that’s what a guy I’m dating is doing now wow

[@lizzie3724]

I have never seen such big lifeless eyes. My God. Creepy af

[@Vaille32]

Everything about that chick feels off.

[@haobinlu]

Thats an adderall face

[@eyeheartsushi2212]

It’s incredible how fake she looks now, but I wonder how I would’ve perceived her if I had seen those interviews before she got caught.

[@travisthechimp7857]

Uncanny Valley Sim.

[@NathanStar-vw3dm]

its probably not human

[@Slickhubert]

For narcissists and sociopaths, not being caught lying is the same as having told the truth.

[@MM-bs3wb]

My father lies but does it in such a way that he convinces himself he has the right to. It’s as though if he can find a way to make a lie sound plausible, he’s earned the right to that version and will defend that lie with his full chest. Donald Trump does the same thing. It’s sad really.

[@455buick6]

​​ Frankly I don't think they care either way, it only matters to them that you've been faked out into believing them, they know they're lying 99% of what comes out of their mouths is pure BS, their only care is being able to manipulate everyone around them

[@worsethanhitlerpt.2539]

Liz Holmes should have listened to Hans Gruber in Die Hard: "If you steal $600 you can disappear, steal 600 Million and they WILL FIND YOU."

[@MrBigdaddy2ya]

Great point

[@mgv7499]

This is spot on. Once a narcissist enters ones life, one becomes an expert on their behavior . It’s mind blowing how similar their patterns are

[@justsomerandomartist7503]

Ageee

[@spaideman7850]

agree, its mind blowing how similar their patterns and tactics are. as if all of them were possessed by the same demon.

[@EvilNecroid]

its like they all went to narcissist school together

[@observingsystem]

Spot on. Once you've met one narcissist, the rest are just variations on the theme. And then you become like the little boy in the movie saying "I see narcissists, they're everywhere!" I love how channels like this one are educating people and teaching us how to recognize their tricks faster, so we waste less of our time and our lives on these people.

[@skitlus335]

Holmes sounds like me when I was a 15 year old boy trying to buy alcohol.

[@silverpooloflight]

🤣🤣🤣

[@prabhuart1625]

@🤣🤣🤣

[@MayaTheColdplayer]

What an absolutely original comment.

[@micamichellehughes618]

Bahahahaha 🤣🤣🤣

[@natashamann5455]

😂😂😂

[@DoodleBugLisa]

A lot of narcissists begin by tearing their victims down, and making them feel like they are wrong or can’t trust their opinions and instincts. They prey on kind people.

[@patrickgreene2167]

It's like a game. To see how much they can hurt or even destroy you. They derive extreme pleasure from the other person's pain. It is really sick.

[@joanmorgan5318]

@@patrickgreene2167 I don't know if they derive pleasure from others' suffering or that they just don't care. Fine line between a psychopath, narcissist, sociopath or soulless creatures. I am really cautious about being around people now. I feel for those in the workplace. It's such a treacherous environment. You just want to give them a wide berth. That's difficult in the workplace.

[@TheDanno210]

I’ve always had a gift for quickly sensing and identifying NPD monsters. Sadly, my dad married one. Sweetest guy on the planet, the dude everyone universally loved, she easily manipulated him into everything she wanted including busting up my family for her own personal gain. Close to four decades later, she still has him wrapped around her finger, in a position of despising me - and pretty much everyone else in my massive extended family - at every turn, just because she very early on learned that I, and we collectively, will not be controlled or affected by her rampant narcissism. So she instead slowly turned him against everyone who actually truly loved the man, by eroding his confidence in them since he was so easily malleable to her. NPDs are monsters, there’s no nice way of describing them. Sound like any other orange monster you know of?

[@TheresaLyonhart]

@@TheDanno210 Absolutely. I’m so sorry, Dan. I’m going through something similar but with my dead husband’s sick family. I never thought I would be going through what I am. I trusted my husband. I’ll never trust anyone, again.

[@Gobble_de_Goop]

​@@TheDanno210- Your description actually sounds exactly like Meghan Markle.

[@Meltyfairy]

They also love to tell seemingly harmless stories where they were the hero and did a noble and amazing thing so you trust them and praise them

[@broadcastyourselfmoz]

Finding yourself in professional competition with a narcissist can be brutal. I've experienced this twice, 10 years apart. They both did similar things. Started out as a friend, gathered info about me, twisted it into half-truths, gossiped and set up this whole house of cards to the point that if I tried to confront the lies or horrible actions I looked guilty. It was crazy. Both times I didn't see what was happening until it was too late. Both times, part of their game was to call me the sociopath! It's was a brutal experience. The only solution I found was to not fight back, do my work, and let the results be whatever they were going to be. Didn't work out for me professionally either time but I walked away intact and able to look myself in the mirror. Part of the success of narcissists seems to be intimidating others and getting them on their side. They seem to need to create an enemy or villain. It's weird. Their power comes from influencing the group and ostracising their target. I don't know if there are better ways to handle it but not getting into the mud pit gave me peace of mind so I guess that's something. it's a horrible experience.

[@EvgenyManzhurin]

thanks. rare, but very dangerous. I never encountered anyone like that. could it be that the industry you worked in was particularly attractive for the type?

[@Dethos]

It's disgusting. One day Karma will get to them.

[@marcusgenz4020]

Fortunately for me, I encountered a narcissist and I was able to overcome him. All his lies about me and underhanded attacks at my personality were futile since I was able to make people see through they and they called him out on it. Despite this, he never gave up on the lie; fortunately, the more he persisted, the more he made himself looked like a fool. There was no abject level of lying he wouldn't sink to. He was fond of cunningly playing the victim card. He was extremely petty, emotional, childish, vindictive and egoistic. What was my crime? Simply disagreeing with him and opposing him in an argument. He has never apologised or ceased seeing me as the enemy, even till now. Lol.

[@flatboat67]

I hear you. I started working on myself and learning about universal laws. I had/ have issues as well. They dont bother when they dont see something to prey on

[@flatboat67]

Dont believe the statistics. We are in a very dark period of humanity. Look for the good in others after you find it in yourself, not before.

[@Paarthurnaxdova]

It’s their high energy and pure confidence that tricks people

[@mr.h3974]

Quoth the Raven "Nevermore"

[@hazmatt3250]

I’ve always had a general mistrust for very confident people

[@ShaddyRaddy]

Gaslighting is the number one culprit. Those with high energy and confidence are just individuals that have a lust for life :)

[@michellesanders6282]

🙌🏾 facts

[@Scarletraven87]

@@hazmatt3250 Keep having that. In gaming, testing new tammates every half an hour, I realized that those who don't like their leadership debated are those who most often take us to disastrous defeats.

[@Label07]

You can tell just looking at her eyes, something is off. Borderline crazy.

[@jessiehermit9503]

No borderline- Full On.

[@fbi855]

True

[@Vincisomething]

I knew this one guy who had this weird fake smile one time. It was like they read a book on how to smile and tried it out. You'd think to picture someone smiling with dead eyes, but they were also forcing their eyes to smile. It was so creepy. He'd even do what I call "personality appropriation." He would copy the behaviors, vernacular, and even colloquialisms of people near them. Even if you knew him for a short time, you had a feeling they were copying you and not in a flattering way. If he wasn't copying someone directly, there was alway something he was copying. His default mode was copying what I'd describe as an 18th century vampire. He'd use big words and sentences that you knew weren't natural to him plus there was a lot of word salad (his sentences made 0 sense, but he'd try to act like he was just too smart for you). And if you brought up something he clearly didn't get, he'd try to act like he did. And not in a "I'm just going to agree so we move on", but in a "look how smart I am -but really not- " way.

[@mt-zf6xp]

@@Vincisomething have we met?

[@foxiefair123]

No, not crazy at all, just a psychopath. She knows what she’s doing...

[@KatherineGrey-pz9on]

Being with my ex narc for the past 8 yrs. made me observe this very pattern. I think they wanted to feel very important in a way that is disturbing. Instead of building trust with their intimate partners, they destroy the trust that they built with you (in that case lying when they tried to put you in their pedestal). Once they have a committed partner, they can’t stand being loved authentically by one person. Instead they go on and prey on other women that is susceptible to their love bombing. My ex narc was a compulsive pursuer in a relationship. He would go back and forth to the women he were involved before or try to meet women in complicated situation so that going public isn’t an option while having you as their main supply. In the end they destroy the very person that loved them. They are like toddlers testing your love for them. Showing and telling them you love them isn’t enough, they will cheat on your face to make you feel inadequate even if you are more than they deserve. They want to test your love for them so they keep hurting you and when you have enough of their abuse, you leave. Then they tell you, ‘you never loved me because you abandon me’. Well in fact it’s their actions and narcissistic behavior that made you leave or in other cases they discard you and will give silly reasons of the discard. Mine would use, ‘she’s crazy’, ‘she’s a nega-star’, ‘she insults me’, ‘she cheated on me’ et al. So with this pattern of infidelities and emotional abuse (who knows what else) it’s better to walk away. I did walk away and is now rebuilding my life with our daughter. We are struggling financially because I’m not earning enough to provide for my daughter but now we get to laugh and bring with us sunshine every day. No lies, no abuse and no fake love. We only live once, forgive yourself and move forward but never forget the lesson that narc abuse taught you. That is to respect yourself to walk away from what’s hurting and destroying you. That you deserve a life of solitude, happiness and love. Hugs*** :) Additionally I hired a private detective Metaspyhub@gmail. com. Once I knew what the narc was up to, it got easier to get over that lying, cheating, sack of doo doo, loser. I didn’t need closure from the narc, I paid for it. Best money I EVER spent!

[@hareholly7490]

people never trust these comments with emails to private detectives, or scam recovery. they will be scammer. Wow though that was a convincing story there for a minute

[@elijahhernandez906]

"They want to test your love for then so they keep hurting you." Job comes to mind poor guy :(

[@andreww4751]

too long didn't read

[@sarafletch]

@@andreww4751Be glad you didn’t waste your time. She dropped an email at the end so clearly this is not a true story and she is more then likely a scammer haha

[@SlothLoveChunk14]

Gotta say, it’s the people who refer to their ex’s as “narc’s” who typically turn out to be the one with Narcissistic Personality Disorder. Which makes sense, considering that the term “Narc” is said by people who use the term so frequently - they shorten the word from the correct term to be able to speak and type it easily and because they are so familiar with the word, using it often. You nickname people you see all the time. Acronyms are made because repeating the phrase or title is getting tiring. If you are using the word “Narcissist” so much that you need to make it shorter, especially when referring to people from years ago. Yeah, you’re clearly pointing the finger at others in an attempt to gaslight others from looking at you.

[@memyselfandi7015]

I think ppl underestimate how many ppl are compulsive liars in everyday life...

Me MyselfandI - The influence of mass media.

[@jakerojas5888]

Lawyers , doctors, salesmen ... all have to lie Everyday.

[@simoneb3830]

Compulsive liars are people who lie about things with no outcome. They just lie for the sake of lying. They can’t help it

[@austininflorida]

@@jakerojas5888 Out of curiosity, what do doctors lie about? Certainly some are corrupt, but for most I don't think there is a strong incentive to be dishonest.

[@glorymanheretosleep]

@@austininflorida They lie about the oath they took to treat everyone the same and provide care to all.

[@MystressXOXO]

Compulsive liars will practically defend their lie to the death. It’s crazy.

[@francisbacon4363]

It's not our fault we just can't give up the lie

[@wrestlinghe2638]

@@francisbacon4363 that's a lie isn't it

[@francisbacon4363]

@@wrestlinghe2638 nope this is actually true, I have a compulsion to not stop lying even if there's a gun to my head many times my father would beat me if I didn't stop lying and I never stopped lying and I never will, because it's an integral part of society

[@wrestlinghe2638]

@@francisbacon4363 Ladies and gentlemen, we got em.

[@lh7369]

My sister is like this

[@Angelo-z2i]

1) Having the world view them in a way that strokes their ego 2) Lie about ridiculous things 3) Sees video description 4) There is already a list with timestamps 5) I wasted my time

[@miranda.cooper]

Hey it was a good laugh reading from 3 on

[@notme1797]

@@xkultra did big pump?

[@LadyVoldemort]

You didn't waste your time. You gave me a good laugh. Thanks!

[@TaskerFilms]

Wow this is truly a great comment

[@davemarx7856]

😊 you're funny

[@waynecallister5297]

A narc displays many of the facets of a bully. I observed many bullys at school (in the 1970's) my response was if they tried to bully me I would wipe the floor with them. Point being let them know you are aware and show no fear.

[@SlothLoveChunk14]

Except the bullies are children in this case tho. Kids like this are doing 2 things: 1) they are mimicking the behavior of those in their immediate environment (this is how children learn, through mimicry) and 2) they are acting out due to an unstable environment. Children don’t get labeled as narcissistic personality disorder for a reason. You are born with it. It’s a learned behavior and a response to a parent like this and often comes from having been neglected.

[@burnerjack01]

Ego is the most important entity in a narcissists life. Walking away and being ghosted is the most devastating thing a narcissist can experience. They never get over it. Do not suffer a narcissist. Move on with your life. Life is to be enjoyed, not suffered unnecessarily.

[@peaceglory5973]

They get over it as soon as they find their next victim to leach off of.

[@jt2473]

Well Said!!!!!

[@burnerjack01]

@@jt2473 2 days ago, a friend of mine explained what a narcissist is: "A narcissist is someone who demands you give up everything to be their nothing." Blew me away.

[@amphibiouscs7259]

So a person is not suppose to have an ego?

[@peaceglory5973]

@@amphibiouscs7259 The ego with narcs is way over inflated. It isn't a healthy sense of ego. Complete lack of empathy for others, it is all about them.

[@Steve197201]

This video is informative, but it only scratches the surface of the malevolence of narcissists. Add in the scapegoating, the angry outbursts and temper tantrums, the gaslighting, the passive aggressive behavior/remarks, and the character assassination to get a full picture of how evil these people are.

[@cinema_chic]

BooBoo Bear now you're describing my mother.

[@jonnyroxx7172]

But enough about the President...

[@CraftyF0X]

Evil is a myth. These ppl are malfunctioning. You wouldn't call a falling plane evil, even though it kills a lot of ppl without remorse.

[@heyyou1911]

Y E S

[@user3458]

@@CraftyF0X If you had seen what my sister did to my brother and partly in my early life to me, you would call it evil as well. She basicly is trying to destroy his life. I am just happy I am far away from all of this.

[@ras22273]

Narcissists are narcissistic 100% of the time. They dont take breaks. If it seems like they're changing its because they're just trying a new strategy. They won't stop though. EVER!

[@GhinZun]

You are so right, and that's skearing when the narcissist or psichopat is someone you need to deal with for a long period of your life, as a family member, the father of mother of your child.... 😔

[@HBK360MUSIC]

Seems pretty narcissistic to claim to know how a person conducts themselves 100% of the time

[@bonerpants7203]

People are capable of change. Not everyone, not even the majority, of people are willing to change. But people are capable of change.

[@GhinZun]

@@bonerpants7203 I believe that people who want to change are capable of changing, for sure. But, in my experience with narcissists and psichopaths is that they don't want to change anything, they see their actions (even when they are clearly hurting others) as perfectly fine. They like the game they play, lying, making triangulations... they have fun with it and do not see it as a bad thing, they know they are hurting people, but as they don't have empathic capacities, they don't care. Hurting is not a moral problem for them.

[@pasqualetartaglia9639]

True

[@johncipolletti5611]

One way of telling is when the person wraps his arms around himself and hollers; "I love you!"

[@opedromagico]

She would do great working as a politician

[@deadgrape5704]

This whole video I was thinking that he was just describing trump lol

[@shirleyperry3170]

@@deadgrape5704 , 100%!

[@deadgrape5704]

@Bjj Fan ok

[@tat3179]

@Bjj Fan Nothing funnier than a butthurt Trumptard who can't accept that Trump lost. Bigly.

[@LA2047]

All she has to do is coddle white nationalists and hate immigrants and she could become president.

[@hotdog7988]

The best way to deal with a narcissist, sociopath or psychopath is to stop communicating with them.

[@Radagast-]

Trouble is, you've got to identify them first.

[@hotdog7988]

@@Radagast- First thing you do is see if she has a wedding ring on

[@rosiem2585]

This makes them worse

[@クラッカーガソリンスタンドブリトー]

Run away never look back

[@クラッカーガソリンスタンドブリトー]

@@Radagast- the three act the same with minor differences

[@VTRDC27]

She has Zuckerberg eyes... neither of them look honest to me and I don't get how people think they do.

[@Krissy19986]

Agreed!

[@bokey9346]

Shes on a whole other level

[@JakeWerkmeister]

Honestly, most people seem to prefer being lied to.

[@BigBoss-ps6vk]

ly everyday she’s a noob because she got busted.

[@suhseal]

I think Holmes is a scam artist. Zuckerberg, wrote a program and created a social experiment. I think he definitely couldn’t have known nor was equipped to handle what it would evolve into.

[@arkletv5697]

Richard GRannon says the question to ask a narc in order to reveal themselves is "In what way would you improve yourself if you could?" This will cause a meltdown. 6M subscribers, well done, Charlie! Damn!

[@anshumanmishra2012]

i wish schools and colleges told us and prepared us for this world. thanks a lot buddy , your videos are great.

[@Sarahmint]

Anshuman Mishra Anshuman Mishra the reason for this is bc narcissistic people seek out careers of power, like doctor, nurse, preschool teacher and college professor. Not just politicians and CEOs. (Some of) The narcissists taught us

[@ynoter]

why would they? schools teach people to sit down, raise ur hand, follow rules and do as ur told sheep..if i had kids, i would never send them to a school. Id home school them myself. On another note, Elizabeth is just one person that got caught. Imagine the other scams that havent been exposed yet..

[@T4nku0ut]

Colleges are usually run by narcissists who wish to deceive. After all, most college degrees are useless. Lots of the "education" has an agenda behind it. Why would they wish to blow their cover and reveal their weakness?

[@rj9501]

School narrows your views on the world while also asking you not to be narrow minded

[@islandmama]

Thats what parents should teach you.

[@nathantagg2691]

She looks like a female Mark Zuckerberg

[@bigshaq712]

Ye and she lies like him too

[@Derperfier]

She wants to be*

[@farhansiddiq7826]

Female lizard

[@LordMalice6d9]

The same lifeless, artificial, blank stare expression too.

[@dark3rthanshadows]

those death eyes scare the fuck out me

[@chloecordingley8126]

I've dated a narcissist and they absolutely need everything to be about them and will degrade you and gaslight you if you show any sign of weakness, they'll then blame you for everything and take your mistakes and use them against you. They lie a lot and will do anything to maintain their ego, they absolutely love complements and praising because it boosts their ego even more.

[@DeniseHalbert]

Absolutely agree

[@angelaloof852]

I know a narcissist who actually found a way to make me feel bad about a compliment I gave her.

[@dmbook]

@@Darkstorm1011 you too huh?

[@dmbook]

Is that like having a praise kink?

[@bbuck9130]

I mean… everybody loves a compliment or recognition

[@meganalderton9273]

Advice to anyone dealing with a narc... don't expend any energy trying to understand them or why they say or do the things they do. It isn't logical, it will never make sense. They don't think like a human being. The don't reason like one and they have ZERO and I mean ZERO ability to accept accountability or feel remorse.

[@dharma241]

Well said. It applies to the one we have in our family.

[@nikhook1114]

While I'll agree with some things you said such as, they take zero accountability or have zero remorse. After many years of researching narsisism, I've learned many of the possible reasons they do all that they do. There have been leaps and bounds of knowledge as to why. However, while every narsisit is different, the do a lot of similar things and the "why" is far too difficult for me to explain. May I highly suggest Watching Dr. Sam Vaknin's videos here on KZbin. He has more videos than anyone on the topic and I would consider him an expert. He comes across a little strange or excentric but his content is mostly spot on.

[@anacristinamoura881]

True!👍👍

[@ThiCC_Yosh]

Thank you for this, i was tryna understand an ex friend who’s a sociopath who i suspect to be a narc bc they rejected me for denying a diagnosis i had for a “quirky” neurodevelopmental disorder. its so sick and weird how obsessed they were about the fact that my brain and theirs are wired differently, they were so obsessed that they tried to force me in current labels i disagree w/ till i had enough.

[@InvestorLifestyle]

billions of dollars and she still didnt take care of that dry hair

[@voguexperimental]

lmao bro

[@wadewalker118]

Danilo Ferraz 😂😂😂

[@toweypat]

Well it's not like she's a biologist or--oh.

[@gabia.575]

and couldnt hire a personal makeup artist

[@marlonhoyte5285]

No you didn't 😂😅

[@Janedoesasmr1]

I grew up around a lot -and I do mean a lot- of narcissists. Different types. Over time, I taught myself the only trick you can efficiently use to protect yourself from them : complete indifference. It's the one thing their ego can't handle. Edit : not that I have to justify myself but I'm tired of receiving those idiotic comments and messages from people feeling attacked and jumping to conclusions for no reason so let me spell it out for you. I said "I grew up". As in I was a literal child. As in none of this was the results of my decision making. There. Got it now ?

[@aronhighgrove4100]

Indifference will hurt anybody who invested in you, not just narcs. Be careful to not overdiagnose and use that as deflection/stonewalling.

[@Janedoesasmr1]

@@aronhighgrove4100 ...since narcissists were the topic here, I was referring to indifference towards them.

[@JuanPeron007]

@@aronhighgrove4100 Normal men don't think of relationships as "Investing in someone". That's very narcissist.

[@BlackHoleSoul13]

@@JuanPeron007 yeah that's a normal expression. Investing in someone by giving them your attention, time, got to know them, and developed trust.

[@RockandrollNegro]

If you think everyone around you is a narcissist, maybe you should do a lot of self-reflection to determine if you're the narcissist.

[@donkeywaffle]

She has crazy eyes, like Mark Z, and Jeff B. Same droney stare... wtf why

[@Elven.]

It's called the reptilian look, because their eyes reflect nothing. Narcissists have that chilling look and can also mask it

[@WalterEKurtz-kp2jf]

Lizard people

[@topgrain]

Trump's demonic eyes also come to mind.

[@Elven.]

@@topgrain if you lived with a narcissist then you see Trump, you immediately see he's one himself. They all share a kind of same essence, it's a shame half of the US is being gaslighted

[@jmlkhan5153]

Spartan Elf it honestly feels like the half that keeps randomly bringing up one person for every topic is maybe gaslighting themselves

[@ultimobile]

I had a problem with a narcissist who had turned my workplace into a fearful place where work colleagues whispered to each other to avoid being overheard by him. He had sued his public service workplace for things like fake injury and defamation for so long that he had effectively been paid for 18 months of no work. A work lawyer told me his legal actions had cost the department over $2M - and he was still on the payroll. After I figured out he was a vexatious litigant with a dark triad personality - obsessive, paranoid, narcissist - he tried to contact me - I simply ignored him completely and avoided any further contact.

[@waedjradi]

Narcissism is something everyone should learn so that they can avoid these people. Most importantly, avoid becoming one.

[@ronniacherry]

Exactly, especially the last part.

[@adampaula1863]

But how would one know himself.. is not a narcissism.

[@amazings500]

don't worry it's pretty hard to become a narcissist you're all good

[@randy7720]

U mom gae Am I a narcissistic now?

[@MrCmon113]

You can't become a narcissist unless you receive some severe and specific brain damage.

[@user-ge4uk9ui8y]

Those eyes gave me a panic attack

[@a.m.4690]

The same. My heart is beating crazily,

[@carleighrice8891]

@@a.m.4690 Omg Samee!! I kinda got used to it through

[@justyourlittlestar]

The 5 signs of a narc summarized: 1. Having the world view them in a way that strokes their ego 2. They will lie about seemingly ridiculous things 3. They have a different relationship with lying in general 4. They often don’t give up on the lie 5. They are very likely to dismiss you and throw you off when confronted

[@smefour]

Sounds like Trump to be honest

[@AZB2000]

@@smefourTrump is an American hero

[@jfitz369]

@@AZB2000 You're in a cult of personality created by a narcissistic sociopath. But he's thankful you believe his "hero" and "victim" lies. He loves the easily manipulated.

[@AZB2000]

@@jfitz369 Say what you want but the world has been in a downwards spiral since Biden started

[@kengaroo5170]

To truly see one. Don't believe the gaslighting, watch their actions. Their words are just tools to get what they want. They manipulate, lie, and disregard others to achieve their goals.

[@SysterYster]

I think I work with one. It seems more and more that way. Very charming, and fun, especially at first. Says they can take any criticism and that you should tell them if you have any, but will dodge or throw back any criticism you give them. Will also retaliate in silly ways. They make me feel uncomfortable, and lie. Tries to paint others in a bad light (more recently) and always makes it sound like they're very professional (and concerned about professionalism) and good at what they do despite doing many things wrong or poorly. Lies for fun and laughs when we fall for it, tells me they're stealing things without blinking or showing any remorse. At least we're on to them, and I'm having discussions about them with certain people at my job.

[@kellydalstok8900]

Textbook

[@shawns9902]

The first ten minutes of this video taught me to be skeptical of the last two minutes.

[@alexcwagner]

Glad I wasn't the only one.

[@Transilvanian90]

Exactly lol. First 10 minutes: beware of narcissistic people trying to con you into shady things. Last 2 minutes: Here's our miracle self-help course that can make you charistmatic and successful in 30 days.

[@xoreign]

@@Transilvanian90 theres a difference between narcicism and confidence. To sell a product, you need confidence. He's simply displaying what others think of him in order to gain credibility for the product.

[@rebeccalogan2938]

Shawn Spear same

[@cobra8888]

No. Every 'Artists' are.

[@alexandriaceballos1938]

Just looking at her eyes sends chills down my spine.

[@topgrain]

And yet those same lifeless eyes comforted some of the deepest pockets in the country. People see what they want to see.

[@maryamjoha]

Years ago she was in a textbook of mine, before anyone knew what she was really up to. The whole class was kind of surprised and had a hard time believing it, but everyone mentioned how creepy her eyes and demeanor are. As things came to light it's been nice to know that roughly 40 people of a variety of backgrounds all knew on a gut level that something was off. Whenever I'm worried about humanity and our future, that's always a really comforting thought.

[@sixshooter500]

If you are highly intelligent, your brain has an easier time detecting manipulation, especially the hypnotic kind. That's why you guys would notice things like the eyes and demeaner.

[@amylee6038]

She was VERY easy to see through. It is rare to see coverage of her CIA asset father who was a corrupt VP of Enron, running it into the ground and defrauding investors... along with deep state insiders like Kissinger, Baker, Mattis, etc. on her board. Without the backing of these heavyweights she would never have gotten a dollar of investment money. She also had the media desperate for a female Bill Gates. The most bizarre spin I saw the media do was regarding her complete lack of athletic talent. She was on a track team and got lapped twice in a race because she was too lazy to train. The announcer had to tell the next set of contestants to stay off the track instead of setting up, in order to let her finish. The media spun this into a story about how invincible she was. No matter how badly she did, she never gave up. Except that she quit track because of the humiliation.

[@brennenvan8277]

Hindsight bias lol

[@2girls1coop]

Man this is Reddit gold right here

[@jt2473]

Did she charm her way into your textbook?

[@daedalusjones4228]

Some excellent points made here. About not giving up on lies. But rather doubling down, for instance. Experience.

[@jojodaniels6131]

she thinks that changing her tone in voice will project a masculine image hence portray dominance loooooooooooool

[@V.Hansen.]

Well, it obviously worked. Didn't she fool and steal from thousands?

[@khaias7822]

V. Hansen you’re Right LOL

[@pandawan4]

Though I try not to do it myself, it's very difficult to take the stage as a woman in the STEM field. I've noticed people just listen and take me seriously when I speak in a deep, harsher voice compared to my normal high-pitched. Dude I've had men literally ignore my input and opinions for projects when I spoke in my normal voice, but the second I switch to a deeper tone, everyone's listening and my input matters suddenly. Blame the system

[@jojodaniels6131]

@@pandawan4 I feel like that's more of an instinct thing we already know that there are fewer women in STEM fields however boosting the propaganda for women to take part in it hasn't had the levelling effect that people desired/expected. My point being they aren't really gonna associate anything feminine let alone your voice to actual STEM input unfortunately though I do sympathise with your position

[@provocateur777]

SHE IS POSSESSED BY DEMONIC FORCE !

[@solice8844]

When she speaks I feel she is conveying an attitude to the audience that “I’m right, you’re wrong” and you’re beneath me. A healthy speaker instead brings you in as a partner on the topic of discussion where everyone learns and knowledge is shared.

[@Sam-zf2wg]

I met one of these girls!!! She lied way too easy, and when I called her out she turned it on me and demanded an apology. She also said things about herself that were pretty high. Anyways, glad I got the hell away.

[@vanguelder]

this is just a normal woman

[@brianwalsh1401]

Very smart to recognize the red flag and get out. Also it's not just a women thing like leonardo said in his comment it's a narcissist/sociopath thing.

[@ava9779]

can totally relate,not to mention she also spun stories and was always right,even if her life was falling apart she still had a weird confidence like shes superior.

[@andrewlim7751]

Lying is just second nature for them, and weeping with real tears are the talented ones .....I met a lot in real life. 😁

[@brianwalsh1401]

@@andrewlim7751 Narcissists are actors. In fact cluster B is called the drama cluster not only because narcs love the drama but they are consummate actors and the tears are definitely part of their repetoire of skills. I know because I was with a covert narc for 6 years and the water works would always come on when she didn't get her way and of course I usually gave in because I'm a codependent. Except at the time I didn't know what a narcissist was, let alone a covert narcissist or what a codependent was either. I definitely know what both of them are now and realize how lucky I was to leave. I only figured it all out 12 years later. whenever I think of this I have serious gratitude for having left. It probably saved my life.

[@BMGipe45]

If you KNOW you're dealing with a narcissist, pay close attention to what they say, how they say things, and what you say as close to verbatim as possible. They are very good at gaslighting you to make you believe that you're misremembering things, and if you start to question yourself, it's tough to regain that control. At least in my experience, calling this person a liar was apparently the worst insult imaginable, all because I questioned a detail in her story that was brand new.

[@pimmobutch]

Is it just me or is this woman a female Mark Zuckerberg.

[@olos6149]

Pim Vader They come from the same lab 🔬

[@gr8nesshumility741]

“Lifeless eyes, like a doll’s eye” Capt. Quint (on thresher sharks and zuckerberg)

[@peterpolakovic870]

exactly

[@dannydvp303]

Deadass

[@jerrywitaj]

It’s just you.

[@stateofblitz]

When my ex girlfriend realised she couldn't control me, she would say bad things about me behind my back to her friends and family. She did me a favour when she left.

[@aditishenai4440]

My friend also did the exact same thing. I cut him off my life because he was emotionally abusive and I didn't tell the whole grp why. So he started talking ill about me telling I talk bad about my friends to the point they didn't believe me, but then luckily I had proof and they are still around me. The best u can do to avoid these ppl is to pretend as if they do not exist. And when u tell anyone that the relationship is not working out with them and they say, "but what about all the good things I did for u", that's ur cue to leave that person immediately

[@Cat-sx6ep]

@@aditishenai4440 yup they start their smear campaign

[@Devik666]

Yep been there

[@brianwalsh1401]

@@Cat-sx6ep Yup. Once you know one narc you know them all and the smear campaign is something they all do to discredit you.

[@chasemoore6710]

Yep my ex wife!

[@farnazgbd3484]

Dude...that fake baritone was lame as hell. Nope, not forgivable😂

[@tweetiepie551]

Why so? I have a natural baritone . In fact Scots women are well known for having a baritone pitched voice. There us nothing more annoying than a high pitched nasal voice - it makes the ears bleed

[@farnazgbd3484]

@@tweetiepie551 having a baritone voice is great👍❤, faking one is just...not okay

[@SuperAfranks]

That wasn't fake. Probably a man to begin with...

[@quasimobius]

Not as lame as my daughter's new boyfriend insisting on talking like Sesame Street's "The Count". Then...factor in my shock when I found out he was hynotizing her and cleaning out her bank account. She had absolutely no memory of him taking the money and when I showed her the bank statement she literally could NOT see the numbers on the paper. It was one of the scariest things I've ever had happen because of a control freak insinuating their self into our home.

[@strangescience3414]

😂🤣

[@jeromecarlson9144]

As a diagnosed psychopath and narcissist, this is pretty accurate. No real remorse or care for how any individual perceives you. In the short term it is actually easier to lie b/c you can be relatable to a random stranger you will never meet again. Long term it is not a successful strategy b/c you will get caught repeatedly. Happy to answer Qs about what it's like

[@rynther]

I'm guessing at this point that you're trying to do something about it? What shifted your thinking in the direction of change?

[@jeromecarlson9144]

@@rynther I've known about it since I was a teenager. What changed is I met a girl lol. Usually changes your world, but it happened to coincide with goals for my life, like being a father. I also found Jesus, which is also another big thing that changes your perspective. Those two things make me try to turn the corner and do the right thing. I still fail and will lie, but I have made significant progress from where I once was

[@evo271]

They will mirror you so you will like them in a short amount of time. Also, when they critize you for example, it's a reflection of how they feel about themselves actually.

[@nagadorset]

Oh yes, I have seen this happen before my eyes over the last 2 months with a 2nd chance friend.. I have exposed this narc, and he is wild and i am shocked really shocked.. . more fool me for trusting him a 2nd time. I was in a time of need so I was vulnerable and there was no one else. so yes he helped me out, but then, set me up over an 8 week period for a sting. Yep, he's wild now and possibly dangerous...:(

[@rick92rr]

@@nagadorset How did you expose him?? What happened when you did that?

[@nagadorset]

@@rick92rr there were classic warning signs I chose to ignore, but when by chance I ran into this woman he was lining up for a sting (including myself), and when her story of what he said didn't match what he was telling me, I knew straight away I was being played a fool. He was priming us both for what he wanted out of a deal - a land deal actually. So, when he realised I was onto him, onto his game, he just shut me down totally . No response no messaging nothing. Moral of the story: be careful who you give 2nd chances too.

[@brianwalsh1401]

Again , like everything else in life is the way you understand something is by experiencing it. I got mirrored by someone I thought was this lovely young lady. My brain was trying to tell me the truth but I was fighting it when it finally hit me I was devastated because I realized she was not who she pretended to be but a narcissists. She mirrored me. I now understand how this works now.

[@sanazhm]

Correct! That is called: ' Projective Identification' and I truly believe in it.

[@lh9591]

She’s in her early 20s? Something about her looks 40 ish.

[@yega3k]

lh9591 Nope. 30s. Year of birth is 1984.

[@ZunarZulfiqar]

Her jaw line looks wider than a normal young lady. The hair style also is addictive of an older person.

[@lh9591]

Zunar Zulfiqar For me it is those qualities, in combination with demeanor. While mark z comes off as boring and nerdy and lizardy, he always appeared as an appropriately aged human.

[@jayweh]

@@ZunarZulfiqar indicative?

[@whatnoisedoesaclownmake7646]

Her eyes also seem really dead

[@lcarlson7725]

I have a narcissist in my social circle. I escaped by finally wising up and not engaging/debating/reasoning with that person any more. It was the only tactic that actually worked. That was 10 months ago and I feel much much lighter.

[@UziDoesIt748]

I knew a guy that was a pathological liar, and an alcoholic. One thing he like to do was to go to AA events or meeting and brag about his sobriety for X amount of time, even though he had drank that day and far from being sober. There’s tons of other examples too. He’d tell people he was a veteran, a pilot, CIA agent with top secret clearance, a millionaire, or whatever lie he came up with that day.

[@MajinSayon]

There is a fine line between confidence and delusion.

[@pertlicious7083]

Thank you Bob.

[@pablosonic892]

The only difference between the two is that coincidence has its limits.

[@rayzerot]

I think you mean that there is a fine line between confidence and arrogance.

[@morecowbell235]

huh?

[@yanj111]

that's why in the field of medical industry, the decision is based on data and evidence. not by the talking points of a CEO

[@DaisyLee1963]

Her eyes are weirdly inappropriate. It's unnerving. Her gaze is both fake-seductive and empty at the same time. Like she's covering up gigantic emptiness with an attempt at shallow charm, or she's trying for a trustworthy Bambi look and something's weirdly off (like to start with, Bambi wasn't human...) And that odd, wavering, inconsistent "baritone" voice. Also very disconcerting. This woman is totally unreliable.

[@dantan1249]

DaisyLee1963 you can hear her depressing her larynx . Sounds like a prank call.

[@saintpepsipierce2916]

She's trying to sound and act like Zuckerberg

[@DelphineTheWorstBladeEver]

Her eyes would be beautiful if the inside of her was.

[@whiskymarko]

Google sanpaku eyes and you'll understand

[@nihilistcentraluk442]

Trump.The female version.This seems to be the normal expectation in the US ..this is how a whole country works.When Trump lies everybody expects him to do this

[@lavenderbee3611]

I'm surprised that so many people trusted Elizabeth Holmes, she has that cray cray look in her eyes. I would run away fast if I encountered her.

[@headphonic8]

Have you ever run from someone based off just their appearance? I’m sure you’ve encountered plenty of narcissists without a clue

[@darkghoul4049]

Same man... she’s scary

[@lievehaanen742]

It's because she doesn't blink as often as others, it makes her look strange. In fact, she sometimes has this blinkless stare, freaks me out

[@devorahacts]

Blinded by the blonde

[@tomla2725]

People will overlook most anything for the promise of a huge return on investment

[@nodreally6720]

I think it's often also about their eyes. Always wide opened and that gaze.

[@Sol-uq4bw]

This really helped me realize and break off my toxic friendship. Thank you

[@vidpid2113]

I have a friend who i really care but he lies alot and told people my secret. What do i do. He lies even when its not necessary.

[@vidpid2113]

@Melisa Yener hmm you are right. So theres a guy who my friend has crush on and that guy isn't very fund of me so to be close with that guy my friend told him all my secrets which i trusted him for(my friend) . I forgave him for this because he was really feeling bad but now and then he still does this. I am so tired of this.

[@Schleicherfreund]

@@vidpid2113 Make an ultimatum, but don't allow him to play the victim by cutting him off immediately, he needs to know that he has it coming and be concious of his behaviour leading to consequences. If people feel like they have "Reasonable Deniability", then they will try and get away with things.

[@vidpid2113]

@@Schleicherfreund hmmm you are right.

[@vidpid2113]

@@Schleicherfreund he ignored me for two months after i left the job(he was my work friend). He was going out and stuff with that other guy who hates me and i dont have any problem with that but he still lies that he was not with him. I met him yesterday and he started making all stories. I mean just when i give him chance to come clean he still chooses lies.

[@mayalucia5915]

There is *nothing* more tiring than being in the presence of a narcissist.

[@MichelleOsorio]

Truth

[@reinapatricia6717]

They drain all your energy!

[@angelaharwood416]

Oh my God her slipping in and out of baritone was goddamn terrifying.

[@oof5020]

Plus the eyes. Like a faulty android from the future. edit: just realized how conspiracy like that sounds. I mean it, as in a Sci fi movie.

[@alsnow1049]

More like a scareatone am I right

[@angelaharwood416]

@@alsnow1049 😂😂

[@alsnow1049]

@@angelaharwood416 low hanging fruit 😁

[@angelaharwood416]

@@alsnow1049 I love a good pun lol

[@katherineraquelle1930]

I’ve known narcs all my life (2000-2012). Now I gotta act like one to keep them off!

[@amnbvcxz8650]

What a projection

[@wesleycolvin7158]

I'm surprised you narrowed it down to 5. Gaslighting and blaming you for THEIR mistakes and flaws are BIG indicators.

[@Plethorality]

yeah, the projection is consistent. if you want to know what they are up to, just listen to what they accuse others of, that makes no sense.

[@stephaniebailey7923]

RAY LAMONICA/GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS are WICKED NARCISSIST.

[@bassvirtualitee]

The narcissist will believe in their own lies so strongly, that in their mind the lies will become the only truth they know, even if those lies will ruin other people's lives...V

[@Bitterstone3849]

Hillary Clinton.

[@anastasiavonbeaverhausen1313]

@@Bitterstone3849 that made me chuckle 👍a very cruel lady indeed xx

[@ellietran8408]

Thanos

[@rocklobster3333]

The deep voice is so cringe

[@rocklobster3333]

@Celia Stone Oh really Sherlock?

[@MRIDDLE72]

Julian Albert on the tranny? That’s most celeb women now.

[@joannab3887]

Everything about that be-otch is cringy.

[@janelily7337]

Celia Stone that’s what makes it so cringe

[@janelily7337]

Pokemontas it’s because she’s obviously faking it. Anyone who doesn’t buy into bullshit and aren’t gullible would know that and know what this person commenting means. They aren’t attacking women with deep voices, she’s saying her obviously fake deep voice is cringe because it is

[@damoclesvi7736]

The eyes are always a great indicator though. That dead gaze is an idicator to me. Not always for narciscism but for mental health issues in general. A lot of "thousand yard stares" are associated with things like severe trauma as well.