What do narcissists want out of a relationship?

Narcissists want to have their own way. They tend to be rule-oriented and controlling. They are inflexible. It benefits narcissists to have partners who are willing to go with the flow and not make a big deal over anything, ever.

How long does a narcissist stay in a relationship?

Narcissists lose interest as the expectation of intimacy increases, or when they’ve won at their game. Many have trouble sustaining a relationship for more than six months to a few years.

How does a narcissist Treat you in a relationship?

The narcissist completely brainwashes that you are the reason for the damage of the relationship. They even manipulate you to believe that you are a drama queen or some kind of a very sensitive person. In simple, the narcissist creates a belief in you (even without your knowledge) that you are unsuitable for any relationship. 2.

What happens when you go no contact with a narcissist?

If you’re no longer bringing value to them, then they really don’t have any use for you. But they can be discarding you and still have use for you because they can make you squirm. Thus, if you turn around and you reject that narcissist, and you go no contact, you are basically cutting off their supply.

Will a narcissist ever admit they are in the wrong?

A narcissist will never admit they are in the wrong no matter how much evidence is stacked against them. Whether its photographic, videographic or you caught your partner red-handed, they will lie so hard that you will convince yourself that you’ve got it wrong.

Why does a narcissist constantly look for a new supply?

So, as a relationship starts fading, the narcissist suffers a lack of narcissistic supply. The lower the narcissist feels your value, the lesser your relationship strokes his/her ego. Thus, the narcissist constantly starts searching for a new narcissistic supply. This is generally a new partner or a new ‘friends with benefits’ relationship.