Are you in a relationship with a narcissist? The following are five red flags to watch out for.
If you were raised by personality disordered (narcissistic, borderline) parents, they likely discouraged you from having personal boundaries so you’d be easy to control.
Emotionally manipulative individuals take advantage of others for a number of reasons. They look for certain traits in potential victims. Four of those traits are discussed here.
After a relationship with a narcissist or psychopath, it's common for victims to feel confused and helpless. Many questions pervade their thoughts, including some that have no useful answers.
Many victims of psychopaths, narcissists, and borderlines can't afford to work with a therapist. Books are an inexpensive way to begin healing from emotional abuse.
This advice is relevant in recovering from any abusive relationship, not just at the hands of narcissistic parents, but also spouses/lovers, siblings, bosses, etc.
Individuals with narcissistic personality disorder may come across as ultra-confident, but they are emotionally fragile bullies requiring constant validation from others.
Toxic individuals (psychopaths, sociopaths, narcissists, etc.) thrive on your reactions to their abuse. Provoking tears or outrage from you makes them feel powerful and in control.
One of the main goals of a narcissist, borderline, or psychopath is to gain, and maintain, control over people. To do this, they employ a range of emotional abuse tactics.
Is your significant other a narcissist, borderline, or psychopath? If you notice any of the following ten behaviors happening on a regular basis, then the answer could be "Yes."
Tips for what to do and what not to do, if you are thinking about divorcing a psychopath, sociopath, or Cluster B personality disordered individual—narcissist, borderline, histrionic.
When you can't completely avoid a psychopath, narcissist, borderline, or other manipulator, it's best to handle them with extreme caution. Here are some tips for how to remain detached and calm.
Dealing with psychopaths, narcissists, borderlines, and other manipulators can be exhausting. When you can't walk away, here are three essential tips to help you keep your cool.