Hi Georgette: I think the compasion and love they show animals is genuine. I know my N loves his little kitten. He kisses and cuddles her way more than me! But then again, there's a bad side to his love also. (Hello - sound familiar?) If the cat claws him or tries to tell him in other ways that she doesn't want to be handled anymore or that he is playing too hard (retaliation), he reacts with astonishing anger and pain, throws a conniption fit and actually hurls the animal or worse yet, manhandles her until she squeals with pain or goes stiff with fear. I have tried telling him time after time that animals have only one way of communicating fear or pain, and that is to do anything they can to escape it, including biting, scratching, etc. It just hasn't gotten through. Kind of makes you think a little about the narcissist mind; since it too is devoid of true gentleness, empathy and human kindness, it can only retaliate angrily whether out of fear of being a captive of love or out of fear of loss of controlof its narcissistic supply. There is no desire to reason out behavior, just an immature reaction. I know that this is way out there as far as MY reasoning goes, but there ARE some useful comparisons here! Way out, huh? mbme!
Yes, it is possible for a narcissist to react that way when told they are beautiful, as they may feel entitled to compliments and seek validation in different forms. Their response may reflect a lack of genuine appreciation for others' opinions or feelings.
I am impressed by genuine kindness and compassion towards others. Seeing people go out of their way to help someone in need or show understanding and empathy always leaves a lasting impression on me.
Narcissists can have varying attitudes towards sex, but some may prioritize their own desires and find it difficult to truly connect with a partner. They may seek sexual relationships for validation or control rather than genuine intimacy. Ultimately, it depends on the individual narcissist and their motivations.
Treating someone with empathy involves actively listening to their feelings and thoughts, validating their experiences, and showing understanding and compassion without judgment. It's important to see things from their perspective and offer support in a genuine and caring way.
Yes, narcissistic individuals can experience emotions and cry. However, their emotional displays may be more self-serving or manipulative rather than genuine expressions of empathy or vulnerability. They may use tears as a tactic to get sympathy or attention.
No and if they do, it's not genuine. It's for their own benefit.
NO. Narcissists' brains have been shown to lack the capacity for genuine empathy & emotion. No matter what he SAYS he won't FEEL a thing
Writers can evoke compassion from readers by creating relatable characters facing universal struggles, exploring themes of empathy and kindness, and incorporating emotional depth and vulnerability in their storytelling. By portraying characters with sincere emotions and genuine experiences, writers can connect with readers on an emotional level, prompting feelings of compassion and understanding.
Safety, pressure, courage, sympathy, compassion, hardworking, brave, strong, determined, trustworthy, and deserving. :)
because for one to have compassion you need empathy.. to have empathy you need to have experience in pain. It is said that innocent is not knowing and is free of sin, so you can't have compassion and innocence ..
People who have been bought up by a narcissist are usually isolated (on purpose) This stops them from being able to find support. Or even clarity to see they are in an unhealthy relationship. Quite often the victims have been demonised by the narcissist behind their backs so it can be hard to find someone to believe them. They have also been conditioned by the narc to accept the violence as normal. Once you can achieve some distance from the narc abuser, you are able to see the blatant manipulations, lies and lack of emotional content, you will see their own interests and greed come first. They are unfixable. Do not waste your life on these people. They are inferior to people who have genuine compassion and empathy.
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In "The Importance of Being Earnest," the absence of compassion is notably absent in the theme of superficiality and the use of dramatic irony. The characters' obsession with appearances and societal norms illustrates a lack of genuine empathy for one another. The irony and symbolism in the play further emphasize this lack of compassion by highlighting the characters' selfish motivations and deceptive actions.
No the genuine ABU uniform is designed to not shrink when cared for properly. Go Air Force!
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.
If they hold the altered object out and represnet it as being a genuine antique, they can be charged with Fraud.
Yes, it is possible for a narcissist to react that way when told they are beautiful, as they may feel entitled to compliments and seek validation in different forms. Their response may reflect a lack of genuine appreciation for others' opinions or feelings.