How does a narcissist react to the absence of something they need?

Very much as a drug addict would react to the absence of his particular drug. The narcissist constantly consumes (really, preys upon) adoration, admiration, approval, applause, attention and other forms of Narcissistic Supply. When lacking or deficient, a Narcissistic Deficiency Dysphoria sets in.

What makes a malignant narcissist dangerous?

This is what makes a malignant narcissist dangerous, according to Rhonda Freeman Ph.D. in Psychology Today: “They lash out or humiliate others for infractions of even the most frivolous nature.” Malignant narcissists are a special breed of human being that make it difficult to believe, trust, and enjoy the company of others.

What is narcissistic abuse and how can it be treated?

Narcissistic abuse is a chronic form of psychological and emotional violence inflicted upon a partner who meets the clinical criteria for Narcissistic Personality Disorder or Antisocial Personality Disorder. It may or may not be accompanied by financial, sexual and/or physical abuse.

Does it matter which mirror your narcissist is looking at?

All they’re concerned with is what they need minute by minute in order to gain the most narcissistic supply — whether from you or another supply source. It doesn’t matter which. If what they desire is being reflected back to them in the form of gratifying experiences or admiration, it doesn’t matter to them which mirror they are looking into.

What happens to a narcissist when they get older?

When a narcissist starts ageing, people eventually see through the false charm and see the person for who they really are. Slowly but surely, the narcissist’s social circle dwindles away, one by one people disappear, no longer finding their behavior acceptable.

Why do narcissists come back after a breakup?

Because they always come back around. The Narcissists return because they don’t want us to heal. They may call, text, email or contact us via Facebook to reminisce about the good times. They may say how they used to have such fun with you.

What happens to the narcissist’s social circle?

Slowly but surely, the narcissist’s social circle dwindles away, one by one people disappear, no longer finding their behavior acceptable. Most people who have crossed their path in one way or another have borne witness to their deceit and toxicity.