Loving a narcissist can be challenging, as their need for validation and admiration often overshadows genuine emotional connection. While you may offer support and reassurance, a narcissist may still struggle to feel secure due to their inherent insecurities and self-centered tendencies. Ultimately, true emotional security comes from within, and external love alone may not suffice to fulfill their needs. It's crucial to prioritize your own well-being in such relationships.
It's certainly possible. A narcissist may date another narcissist that is more selfish than they are to feel better about themselves. In turn say "i'm not as selfish as he/she is so that makes me above him/her). It's incredible and shocking the way people with this disorder think. It takes a lot of research to understand a narcissist.
! I'm not an expert (so ask an expert, a psychiatrist, a psychotherapist, we can't make a diagnosis), but I know what you're talking about because of my experience and interest.A narcissist is someone with a Narcissistic Personality Disorder.At the beginning, he'll make you feel like you're the woman of his dreams, then you'll fall in love. He'll become distant and he will humiliate you , he will tell you that you are "needy" or something like that. A narcissist is afraid of intimacy. He'll make you suffer, he'll date other women.He'll make you feel insecure and you'll start to wonder what mistakes you have made.A narcissist wants you to meet his needs but he is not an empathetic individual and is uncapable of responding to your needs. He's never received love from his parents (childhood wounds) so when he receives love, he feels uneasy. A narcissist doesn't really know what love is because he hasn't had it when he was a child (the "love object" wasn't there when he needed it), so he figures out love ("ideal love", love is just another of his fantasies). The narcissist develops a false self (being just himself isn't enough to get some love).
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Narcissists love only themselves.
Try to make him feel secure, men need that as more as women do.
If you are comfortable with the idea of telling her - and you are sure that you are in love, and feel secure in the situation - then just tell her. Do it in a way that makes her realize you trust her enough to tell her; she will appreciate it as your mother. She will probably, more than anything else, be proud of the fact that you can confide in her.
There is no evidence that he is a narcissist.
No,they are control and sex addicts dangerous,a narcissist do not love anyone ,not even themselves .They are selfish ,have low self esteem and uses people to feel better ,but never last long.
On their birthday, long vactions, SUMMERRR, Christmas When they feel secure in their parents' love for them.
A malignant narcissist cannot magically shed his damaging patterns of behavior to bestow unconditional love upon his child. A good parent is one who places his child's needs above his own. A narcissist always places their needs first.
try not to change him learn to love the way that he is
A Masochist is someone that loves pain, in short, and very generalized. Loving a narcissist is about pain, therefore only a masochist could love a narcissist. Having said that, I think someone was being very sarcastic when writing it as anyone can fall in love with a narcissist, they are very charming and morph themselves to you, for awhile. I think they were trying to make the point that only a masochist could enjoying loving a narcissist, due to the pain part. On that I concur.