The Psychology of Malignant Narcissists - People of the Lie

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[amandamccallum]

The problem is our system rewards Narcissistic behavior, they win in court, they get the positions of power and excell in business and politics.

[ZacTBH]

In simple terms: Good people put themselves on trial and right their wrongs, bad people think they are always right and can do no wrong.

[mr.nobody]

Don't trust people that trash talk others they know, behind their backs, to make themselves look good.
Don't trust people if they get angry and defensive when you call them out or criticize them.

[GLsJAwtomatica]

Learning about narcissistic abuse and cluster b personality disorders was literally the most important thing I've ever done for myself

[susanmercurio]

2:00 I have always believed that killing the body isn't the worst moral crime. Killing the spirit is much worse.

[ryanpoe]

Even worse than individualized malignant narcissism is collective malignant narcissism. As above, so below. When the leaders are corrupt, the people are bound to follow. This is the sickness we live amongst.

[sespos]

Narcissists of all forms are so exhausting to be around. So important to identify these types in your life and distance yourself asap

[gbluesky]

These people are definitely NOT as rare as we are lead to believe..They practically come out of the woodwork

[cro-magnoncarol]

A psychopathy is a predator, a narcissist is a coward. And as the old saying goes, "Never trust a coward, they'll always sell you out to save their own hides..."

[rhymesandvibes]

I used to be afraid of my Narc religious mum. She used that against me.

She ended up kicking me out with nowhere to go. I nearly died out there - It was Dad that brought me back.

The best feeling in the world right now is to look her right in the eye, knowing that if she cannot break me, nothing can.




Trust your allies.

[fearthehoneybadger]

I have read that the rate of psycopathy is higher among corporate CEOs than in prisons for the criminal insane.

[dehe]

The corporate world is a haven for these people. I've often thought these people were psychopaths, but now know better.

[DuncanL]

This was my father completely. I've never met another person so concerned with managing other's perceptions, without much regard for the reality of a given situation.

[harrietblue]

I was adopted into a cult of Narcissists. I was always the scapegoat. Even my first friend was evil and i was trauma bonded. Now ive broke free, found God and picking up the pieces of my failed life.

[juanramonsilva]

Something not mentioned in this video but can nevertheless be assumed is the greed of narcissists. It’s not just that they don’t recognize their mistakes and have fear of facing their own evil, they also believe they deserve everything the world has to offer, they are very greedy. A narcissist will NEVER be humble, they may act like they are but they aren’t.

[Bombadil-ezns]

I knew an intensely malignant narcissist a few years ago. I learned to put her in a different category. It's not that she lied. That was too simple. It's that the truth and lies were like tools to her. Or weapons. She would pick up the truth and use it if it served her in that moment. For that reason, I didn't think of her simply as a liar. I treated everything she said as a kind of poison.

[CornFedZ]

The culture of the internet made everyone with "the sickness" sort of float to the surface for all of us (introspectors) to spectate. It has become sort of like a realtime documentary for me.

[teddyboef]

Refusing to see evil because of uncomfortable feelings is evil in itself.

[stefangebhard]

The paradox between culture and narcissistic personality is creating and reinforcing each other. It’s never been more prevalent than it is in today’s world.

[chondominguez]

I don’t like people. Just prefer to be alone.