DON'T IGNORE These RED FLAGS Of Narcissism! | Lisa Romano

If you want to spot a narcissist, look for entitlement, exploitation, and a lack of empathy for how their actions impact others. Look for the red flags of narcissism and you will be sure to notice that there are things narcissist enjoy that a healthy person does not. Narcissist enjoy when you are unhappy, joyful, or successful. They enjoy when you are confused, seeking their approval, or when you are full of self doubt.

In this video, I help you better understand a list of things narcissist enjoy that healthy people don't.

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[deepviolet]

Move away. Close the door. Get a dog. Sleep well🌷🍃. Much love to all survivors. I made it out, YOU CAN TOO💕

[kimlogan]

The way I spot a narcissistic person is they always want you do something for them, and they always NEVER reciprocated.

[perfectlyimperfect]

A healthy person wants you to have joy. They build you up when you feel down. They don’t enjoy your confusion. Simply: they love you and don’t abuse you.

[HK-ppig]

They see your EMPATHY as your weakness! This says it all.

[crystalmorrison]

Narcissist parents,
Are the perfect, happy, giving, friendly people to others, but not to there own children.

[sidewalksurf]

People may not always remember what you said to them, but they will always remember how you made them feel. 💗

[flash_flood_area]

"Narcissists are happy when you're unhappy". 🎯

[patdawkins]

Married to one for 38 years. (At the same time I had a narcissistic boss). Husband passed away in 2015. I’ve been trying to recover ME now for 6 years. Finally feeling calm, at peace, happy. Have dogs just me and them. Watching these videos help so much to work through all this hell. The brain confusion of living with a narcissistic for so long has to be worked out. A cleansing. I will never marry again.

[johnnowakowski]

The worst day for a narcissists is when they realize you are through with their crap...

[lladheenashabazz]

My husband does apologize. He does say those things. But he is lying. He is just saying whatever he feels will get him the results he wants.

[kittysusca]

"A healthy person doesnt want to doubt your reality". WOWOWOWOW!!!

[catiepearl]

My experience has been that as soon as they show any weaknesses, they become abusive.

[Rocco]

Seriously this subject should be talked about in early childhood to break the cycle..so many bad people out their that want to control and break your pure heart 🤬💔❤️

[leolizzy]

They are really good at turning the tables and making the situation about you. Your reaction was wrong, your feelings are wrong, your perceptions are wrong. The spot light comes off of their behavior.

[ezclean]

Some of these people are actually Emotional Sadists.

[sarahs]

I had a narc friend who didn’t have many “secrets” of mine to expose, so she just made up lies. A truly awful person.

[dawnofdestruction]

Narcs will MAKE YOU CRAZY, run, don't walk, run and don't ever look back, go full no contact and if you must have contact, grey rock them! You will be forever grateful for it if you do

[dianne]

My ex narc friend would just say "oh really?" when I shared something joyful with her. Not "wow that's great" so happy for you"

[its_pouring_reign]

My mother used to say cruel things to me and after becoming so numb to her abuse, I no longer reacted to it. One day she started with the name calling, I showed zero emotion whatsoever and she suddenly stopped and with a bewildered look on her face, and a totally different tone, she asked "Why don't I ever see you cry anymore?" And proceed to tell me something was wrong with me because I didn't have any emotions!

[beachbreath]

This message was made for me...wow! It’s so sad to learn at 55 years of age that almost all of my close relationships have been with narcissists. I just recently learned that I am an Empath and have some Discernment. I am still trying to figure it all out; it makes me want to leave this world because I feel “too much”. Other individuals emotions, energy, it is so overwhelming that I hardly leave the house anymore even though healthy relationships energize me. It’s just very difficult to find emotionally healthy individuals these days. Those I knew and loved and could empathize with me have passed away.