With genuine attachment to the words they are saying? No. But a narcissist can 'complement' someone they think of as 'special' or 'high status', (I.e., someone who is 'special' and 'unique' enough to understand 'special' and 'unique' them.) And a narcissist is capable of 'love-bombing' someone who is affiliated with someone who has 'crossed them' in some way such as causing narcissistic injury by pointing out reality to them in an effort to get the third party on their 'side.' Finally, narcissistic parents with multiple children typically have at least one 'golden child,' I.e., the child who they define as 'fine' because they meet the parent's emotional needs without question and without showing any needs of their own...The parent will sometimes lavish praise insincere praise on their 'golden child' to send a message to their other children and that message is this: 'See, I AM capable of being loving, just not to YOU.' Narcissistic parents also sometimes praise their children in public/around an audience. So yes, narcissists can show the behavior of complimenting someone else, but no, none of it is sincere...Like all of their actions it is a manipulation designed to ellicit a response in others, secure a resource for themselves, etc.
A narcissist cannot show appreciation. A narcissist is a person who looks at themselves as higher than others, or believing they can do any task better than others, so for a narcissist to show appreciation would be very odd.
depending on if your the narcissist or just someone around the narcissist..... if you are the narcissist dont worry it wont effect you. You will just continue on with your selfish ways and use people for what they can do for you. If your someone around the narcissist..... RUN- get out while you can. The only way to really survive is to not have them in your life
A smug person tends to have an excessive sense of self-satisfaction and superiority, often displaying it openly. On the other hand, a narcissist has an inflated sense of their own importance, a constant need for admiration, and a lack of empathy for others. While both may exhibit similar behaviors, a narcissist's traits tend to be more extreme and detrimental to relationships.
A narcissist!
The word for someone who thinks they are perfect is "narcissist."
Narcissist
Talk to someone that you trust about it and get help.
Someone who is obsessed with themselves is commonly referred to as narcissistic or self-absorbed.
A person who loves challenges is called a narcissist. A narcissist values themselves a lot and is very selfish.
someone who thinks he is so handsome that becomes in love with himself.
someone also obsessed with that person.
A Narcissist NEVER makes any mistakes. It is always the fault of another person is done TO him not BY HIM so that he will look to be at fault.