Common traits of a narcissist

The narcissist seems to be a very charming person, but his real face is not so pleasant at all. Personal charm, communication skills, sense of humour, charisma and many talents - it sounds like an ideal or... a narcissistic personality.

The narcissist seems to be a very charming person, but his real face is not so pleasant at all.

Personal charm, communication skills, sense of humour, charisma and many talents - it sounds like an ideal or... a narcissistic personality.

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Such people are very good at disguising themselves and are masters of creating appearances. They carefully hide their other, dark face. Of course, for a while. The truth usually comes to light when the victim has already become involved. Then the narcissist begins to destroy them.

The narcissistic personality is a complicated psychological portrait dominated by egoism and criticism. His charisma and charm are a magnet that attracts people. Gifted, successful, or at least appears to be so. He can manipulate and arouse interest. It is easy to fall into a narcissist's trap, but getting out of this trap is very difficult and requires a lot of strength and self-denial.

People suffering from narcissistic personality disorder are characterised by a strong sense of superiority and specialness, as well as a strong need for recognition.

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A narcissist is a person who focuses mainly on himself, paying no attention to the feelings and needs of others.

Characteristic characteristics of narcissists include:

  • Self-centeredness.
  • Lack of empathy.
  • The need for admiration.
  • Belief in one's own uniqueness.
  • Feeling of having special rights.
  • Lack of ability to self-criticise.

    • These are people who often manipulate others to achieve their goals, envy others, and at the same time often feel an inner emptiness.

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    There are two types of narcissism: grandiose and sensitive. A grandiose narcissist is a person who has a strong sense of self-confidence, considers himself unique, is arrogant and emotionally cold.

    In turn, a sensitive narcissist is a person with low self-esteem, prone to anxiety and depressive symptoms. He is characterised by high sensitivity to criticism and a great tendency to compare himself to others.

    Narcissistic personality disorder may co-occur with other personality disorders. It is a problem that affects not only the narcissist himself, but also his loved ones.

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    This article was originally published on Onet Woman.

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