7 EARLY WARNING SIGNS Of a Covert Narcissist

In this informative video, '7 EARLY WARNING SIGNS Of a Covert Narcissist.' We'll uncover the subtle yet critical red flags that can help you spot covert narcissism in its early stages. Whether you're dating, in a relationship, or just starting to navigate the dating scene, learning to recognize these early warning signs is crucial. Protect yourself from emotional abuse by understanding how to spot a narcissist, even on the first date. Join us as we shed light on the signs of a covert narcissist and empower you to deal with these challenging dynamics in relationships.

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*In this video, I share the tips, techniques and insights that have worked for me in my own journey of healing after narcissistic abuse along with expert tips and tools I've learned through years of coaching narcissistic abuse survivors. I am not a therapist and this video is not meant to provide therapy of any form. #narcissist #covertnarcissist

[happyday]

I remember years ago, my therapist told me that anyone telling you, "how honest they are" or that they "are good people" or that they are "an empath" - they are the opposite of what they claim. Good people don't have to tell you who they are - they just are.

[Freedomfortruth]

Narcissist CAN apologise as a control tactic.
They can definitely apologise as a way to get your guard down again so they can continue to manipulate you

[cathywasserman]

So spot on! One addition, many covert narcissists love to treat service people including wait staff very well, they get a lot of supply from doing so and triangulate their primary supply with them, flirting and complimenting them to show they are such a great gal or guy.

[daringgreatly]

They are always looking to get away with something and use a random offense to justify their behavior.

[ps]

I’ve seen that look of contempt. I remember it and a saw it a few times over 10 months. It stuck out to me. I didn’t know that’s a sign. Thank you

[sofp]

Careful cuz the waiter treatment is not a redflag. Mine so suspiciously nice with everyone except me

[edwardhockin]

My ex would say to bar-staff 'buy yourself a drink' then complain that their drinks were 'too expensive' attributing it too spite. At the end she treated me thus; Generous than resentful when generousity was accepted.

[chriswerthenbach]

People with ADHD will do the “me too” in conversations, which can be misinterpreted as narcissistic.

[izawaniek]

Your observations are Spot on. And I totally agree that the eye-rolling or other sighns of contempt are deal breakers! Thank you Christina❤

[madeline]

My jaw dropped. How could I be so blind to it?

[susanparker]

My ex would fuss over the waiter/waitress, or cashier, ....wanting to know about their studies etc. I found it embarrassing. It was too much and didn't seem sincere. I think it was attention seeking behavior.

[will_Iam]

It can feel like love because that is how you were treated by one or both parents when you were growing up. I was sadly conditioned to believe that all women were like this and I just had to endure during the "bad moments." I now know different.

[dinab]

I can't stop rewatching this video...One of my favorites as it resonates with me 100%.

[Empathysuperpower]

I have had several in my life…step-mom, step children (bio mom is full narc), & sister-in-law. I’ve always felt like their off with their personalities (no true love coming back). I always seen something off, I just didn’t put a name to it until two years ago this March. The education I have learned, I could never put a dollar amount on it.

[davidemm]

Ground yourself, get to know you good & not good, it may keep you from entering the fantacy of cons..

[Mymonkquest]

I never heard the words love bombing, ghosting, until I met her. I did not know what this meant. So I looked it up…. And it was everything she did to me. She was the most abused. Molested…God …heal her…..I cannot and that is what I have to realize.

[PuPup]

My covert narc never love bombed me. And he wasn't rashing to move in together. In fact it became a hook for me. He was dangling moving in with me as a carrot before a donkey.
Also he never apologized because he was always right and it was always my fault. When he did apologized it was smth like "sorry you feel this way"

[ladyvirgo]

Not always true about the wait staff and how a covert treats them, my soon ex husband was always very friendly to the staff, both females & males.

[rachelcoloradomykidz]

Now it makes sense why he would get irritated that I didn't tell him much about myself deep personal things 😢he had Every Red flag but I honestly have never been in a relationship or began one with someone like this now that I remember ❤Wish I wouldn't have however it's definitely made me aware And stronger 💪❤ xoxo Tfs 😘

[johntracey]

you become there number one fan how creepy is that