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This varies from person to person, but in general narcissists will take praise from whoever they can, which does not make narcissistic persons bad parents per se.

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Q: Can a narcissist get his narcissistic supply from his teenage children?
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What are examples of the terms trigger supply source of narcissist supply and narcissist supply?

1. The trigger of supply is the person or object that provokes the source into yielding narcissistic supply by confronting the source with information about the narcissist's False Self.2. The source of narcissistic supply is the person that provides the narcissistic supply.3. Narcissistic supply is the reaction of the source to the trigger.


How does a narcissist behave in court when they owe you money?

If the narcissist regards you as a potential future source of narcissistic supply, he will seek to compromise. If he has given up on you as a source of supply - he will fight you tooth and nail.


What is the mutation phase of narcissism?

Are you referring to the "cycle" experienced by the Narcissist when he or she is devoid of narcissistic supply? Or are you referring to the way a child could develop into a narcissist? I have never heard of a "mutation phase" - do you have a reference, perhaps?


When a narcissist man tells you your on his back burner?

When he finds the next victim that he considers to be more attentive and attractiveas his narcissistic supply. Usually when he feels you are requiring something of him!


Would the narcissist exploit the tragedy of others to secure a new Supply Source?

Yes. I compared Narcissistic Supply to drugs because of the almost involuntary and always-unrestrained nature of the pursuit involved in securing it. The narcissist is no better or worse (morally speaking) than others. But he lacks the ability to empathise precisely because he is obsessed with the maintenance of his delicate inner balance through the (ever-increasing) consumption of Narcissistic Supply. The narcissist rates people around him according to whether they can provide him with Narcissistic Supply or not. As far as the narcissist is concerned, those who fail this simple test do not exist. They are two-dimensional cartoon figures. Their feelings, needs and fears are of no interest or importance. Potential Sources of Supply are then subjected to a meticulous examination and probing of the volume and quality of the Narcissistic Supply that they are likely to provide. The narcissist nurtures and cultivates these people. He caters to their needs, desires, and wishes. He considers their emotions. He encourages those aspects of their personality that are likely to enhance their ability to provide him with his much needed supply. In this very restricted sense, he regards and treats them as "human". This is be his way of "maintaining and servicing" his Supply Sources. Needless to say that he loses any and all interest in them and in their needs once he decides that they are no longer able to supply him with what he needs: an audience, adoration, witnessing (=memory). The same reaction is provoked by any behaviour judged by the narcissist to be narcissistically injurious. The narcissist coldly evaluates tragic circumstances. Will they allow him to extract Narcissistic Supply from people affected by the tragedy? A narcissist, for instance, will give a helping hand, console, guide, share grief, encourage another hurting person only if that person is important, powerful, has access to other important or powerful people, or to the media, has a following, etc. The same applies if helping, consoling, guiding, or encouraging that person is likely to win the narcissist applause, approval, adoration, a following, or some other kind of Narcissist Supply from on-lookers and witnesses to the interaction. The act of helping another person must be documented and thus transformed into narcissistic nourishment. Otherwise the narcissist is not concerned or interested. The narcissist has no time or energy for anything, except the next narcissistic fix, NO MATTER WHAT THE PRICE AND WHO IS TRAMPLED UPON. Based on my book "Malignant Self Love - Narcissism Revisited"


What does galathea-pygmallion mean?

Some Sources of Supply are ideal (from the narcissist's point of view): sufficiently intelligent, sufficiently gullible, submissive, reasonably (but not overly) inferior to the narcissist, in possession of a good memory (with which to regulate the flow of Narcissistic Supply), available but not imposing, not explicitly or overtly manipulative, interchangeable (not indispensable), not demanding (a fatalist to a degree), attractive (if the narcissist is somatic).


What does galathea pygmallion mean?

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What does cannibalism have to do with narcissism?

The narcissist views others as extensions of his personhood. He longs to consume their narcissistic supply, because he is addicted to praise, and is secretly self loathing and empty on the inside.


Does a narcissistic mother take pleasure in her children not getting along?

Some do. It depends on how she has the family roles set up and where she's getting her narcissistic supply from.


Does a narcissist respect you after you stand your ground in a conflict?

I don't think a narcissist respects anyone at anytime for any reason.AnswerStanding your ground is the beginning of the end for you with him. Being right is the biggest betrayal of all (to him.) AnswerProbably not, but one of the best ways to change a narcissist is teach him respect the hard way... When he will have lost everything he will realize how much his narcissistic ego harmed him, how much he's worth and will see no solution but to learn respect. AnswerNo. But the N will try to accommodate you, if you are still seen as a viable supply of narcissistic supply. Until a better supply is found that is (someone who doesn't stand their ground).


What does like Galathea-Pygmallion mean?

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Is it normal for a narcissist to say they dont know what love is because they have never had it in their lives even though you told them how much you loved them?

The only "love" a narcissist knows is self-love. Their inability to empathize with anyone else means they are unlikely to know what love is. A narcissist will say anything to maintain their narcissistic supply. If you are the source of this supply, and they realised that if they said they don't know what love is will get you to increase that supply, then they will say it. Please be careful. Look after yourself.