Until a resource for some treatment becomes available. However, they would need to admit they have a problem, be tired of living in that world with a sincere desre to change and then take on the work that's ahead of him/her.
Welll that depends how long this person lives. AS they are always in a relationship with themself
I believe I have read that it can last (theoretically) for years! That seems amazing to me but I guess if the circumstances are right, it can be that way. The circumstances would have to be such that the narcissist was still "getting" more out of idealizing his source than by starting to attack her. For example, a narcissist who is completely dependent on his source because he has lost his job and is living in her house, living off of her money and his only friends are her friends/coworkers. In this case, I would propose that perhaps it was in his best interest to see her as "perfect", "wonderful", "self-sacrificing" etc. for as long as said source was willing to let him sponge off of her. As soon as she starts to put her foot down and tells him he hasto get a job and can no longer get high, sleep, play golf and drink beer all day long, my guess is that the idealization phase will pass.
He loves himself more. Are you sure you want a commitment from a narcissist? He is not ready for a commitment. You need to decide for yourself how long you want to stay in the relationship without a commitment.
A anniversary celebrating that you have had a successful relationship for a long period of time.
I am not sure what "meaningful" means - but many narcissists have long term relationships with their sources of supply (not necessarily with other narcissists).
Unfortunately, narcissism is a life long disease. If your partner is clinically narcissistic, there is very little hope of him or her ever changing.
Sure they are. They just "say" that to make you feel sorry so they can stick around and drain you dry. Get rid of them.
No. Two narcissists would not get along in a long term relationship since a narcissist needs to be the smartest and greatest thing going and superior to everyone else. In order to have a "long term relationship" with a narcissist you need to have the personality traits that compliment the narcissist. Your purpose in the narcissist's life would be to supply what they need. That means you need to have the following personality traits:easy to be taken advantage ofinsecure with a poor self imagea poor understanding of realitywilling to constantly feed the narcissist's ego even though your praise would be dishonestwilling to place your own needs aside and concentrate on fulfilling the needs of your narcissistwilling to be treated with disrespect and verbally abused if you have an opinion, give advice when not asked to, or disagreenever, ever criticizewilling to pick up the pieces when they fail and never mention itwilling to join in the delusional, self grandiose world inhabited by your narcissistwilling to ignore public flirting with strangers in your presence, attention getting behavior in public and rudeness in their treatment of you and othersyou need to have a thick skin
Because the narcissist always has to have someone to kick around. As long as you're available to kick around, he's happy to keep up some sort of relationship. As soon as you stand up on your own two feet,, he starts to look for someone else to kick.
If the relationship is kept long distance for a long period of time. TATER-TOT TAYLA
There is not really a NORMAL time period for a teen relationship to last. It just depends on the people in it and how compatible they are with each other.
A short term interest rate occurs over a short period of time. A long term interest rate occurs over a long period of time.