How To Handle A Narcissist - Dr. Phil

Are you living with a Narcissist? Find out all about Narcissistic Personality Disorder on Dr. Phil’s new mental health podcast series, “Phil in the Blanks: Toxic Personalities in the Real World.” Listeners will learn about Narcissistic Personality Disorder; how to recognize it, establish boundaries, and how to co-exist with those in your life who may have it with tools and guidelines that can help minimize damage to oneself and loved ones. Then, stay tuned for additional episodes when Dr. Phil addresses other types of Cluster B personalities, like Borderline Personality Disorder, Schizoaffective Personality Disorder, and more!

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[SarcasticLampry]

No one gets more upset than a Narcissist being accused of something they said/did.

[sammylhpate]

5 red flags NPD is likely:
1: Pathological liar (repetitive)
2: No Empathy
3: Uncontrollable anger
4: Superiority, entitlement
5: zero accountability
: REPEAT.

[kamelmicheal]

A narcissist is one of the most INSECURE persons. The best option is LEAVE AND NEVER RETURN UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCES

[Sweetpea-]

You don’t deal with these people. You escape them.

[dub]

Being with a narc is like doing time for a crime you didn't commit be your own judge and jury and set yourself free

[brisk]

I was 6 hours away from marrying this person. Calling it off - however late - was the best thing I've ever done. I had finally felt like myself again.

[ElixirOfLife-mmkn]

Ways to irritate a narc:
1. Being unpredictable
2. Talking highly of someone else
3. Being happy and the reason is not them
4. Talk only transactional aspects
5. Very importantly, not being jealous of them but show your happiness for their success (this irritates the narc as they expected jealous reaction from you)
6. Talk to them when you want and they do not have access to you when they want.
7. Genuinely not be interested in them!

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[silentcyn]

Who's watching this in April 2024?
Congratulations to Dr. Phil on the beginning of the new channel Merit Street Media. God bless all

[toneman]

The only way to deal with a narcissist is to avoid them and keep distance from them.

[Brookawooka]

To quote a wise person:

Relationship with a narcissist in a nutshell: You will go from being the perfect love of their life to nothing you do is ever good enough.

You will give everything and they will take it all and give you less and less in return.

You will end up depleted - emotionally, mentally, spiritually, and probably financially and then you’ll get blamed for it.

[lynngemmel]

The narcissist can/will make a person think they are going crazy.

[jerikropp]

Ignore them. Whenever they try to push your buttons, don't react, don't get mad, yell, scream, throw things, slam doors, etc., just IGNORE them, they can't stand it because they realize they have lost their control over you.

[kathleenjimenez]

Ten years ago, my daughter marrried a man and over time it became obvious he was a narcissist. Two kids later and one physical abuse episode, she finally left him. He threw her across the room and slammed her head into the wall. The police officer did what my husband and I weren’t able to do, he talked her into leaving. Going on three months and I’m so proud of her.

[MaverickSteffen]

I was a hardcore narcissist in my 20s from childhood abuse. I had to hit rock bottom to crack my shell. Now I feel so bad for them. The constant ENERGY that goes into carrying such a burden of insecurity and a veil of perfection is so taxing. Now, just being able to say, “hey, I guess I’m wrong about that, thank you for helping me see that” is like taking off a 100 pound backpack.

[busbystandup]

It's especially shocking how easily and often a narcissist will call someone else a narcissist

[katherinebruce]

I've never known a narcissist that wasn't also a coward. They are too weak and fearful to look at themselves for what they really are. Treating others as peons so you can feel better about yourself is evil, and it's a choice.

[uthhzbf]

I don't even like Dr Phil, but he's absolutely right here. You don't change them. You don't fix them. You get away from them, as fast as possible, and permanently.

[Jesusfirstlovedus]

I have noticed they often harbor unforgiveness toward someone else

[iancraig]

Ignore them, have nothing to do with them.
Life gets so much better and so much more relaxed.

[mscharita]

The best thing to deal with a narcissistic person is to walk away and cut them out completely 🙌🏾