The Narcissists Passive Aggressive Behaviours

[Understandingnarcissism]

Dealing with a narcissist in any capacity can be challenging, but when they exhibit passive-aggressive behaviours, it can be especially frustrating. These behaviours are often subtle and indirect, making it difficult to address them head-on.

One common passive-aggressive behaviour exhibited by narcissists is the silent treatment. They may ignore or avoid communication as a way to express their displeasure or assert dominance. This can leave the other person feeling hurt and confused.

Procrastination is another passive-aggressive behaviour that narcissists may use to manipulate situations. By delaying tasks or responsibilities, they can create tension and frustration for those around them.

Weaponised incompetence is a tactic used by narcissists to shift blame or avoid accountability. They may purposely make mistakes or act incapable to elicit sympathy or control the situation.

Feigning ignorance is a way for narcissists to avoid taking responsibility for their actions. They may act as though they don't understand a situation to deflect criticism.

Nitpicking, sarcasm, overly dramatic reactions, deliberate lateness, forgetfulness, and sighs and eye rolls are all common passive-aggressive behaviours exhibited by narcissists. These behaviours can be draining and destructive in relationships, causing tension and undermining trust.

It's important to recognise these behaviours and set boundaries with a narcissist to protect your own well-being. Seeking support from a therapist or counsellor can also be helpful in navigating these challenging dynamics.

[Lindsey-bmmt]

Saying "I don't know" when they absolutely do..

[dauglove]

Absolutely 💯
Brilliant list
Wish I’d had it 25 years ago but still useful even after 5 years gray rock.
Thank you.

[a.williams]

All spot on, Elizabeth. They're nitpicking and poking everywhere to get a reaction. Their silent treatment is in fact a blessing 😆

[davevenables]

Song choice;
Robbie Williams.
Tripping.
Album; Intense care.
😊

[hippopotamus]

Each issue is a book by itself, combined, there's enough material for a conference.

[petercofrancesco]

Your Videos Are Always Spot On ! Also, Your Subtitles Are Perfect As Well, I say ! 😎

[GordanaBambir]

Perfectly correctly said!👌
Thank you!❤🙏

[a.williams]

Facts 💯. In my experience using sarcasm has been helpful to cope with them when walking away was not an option. Never trust them but your own self. Let them know somehow that you're not available.

[lynnanderson]

The silent treatment is horrible. It causes more tension than the outbursts and arguments

[worzel]

I get silent treatment most days and if I didn’t have children I would’ve left by now .

[reenieager]

Every point picked up to describe the awful behaviour they know they can use and get away with, especially in company and in public.

[PaperclipProphets]

This video has 76k shares!? Not sure how that’s possible when the view count is less than 1k, but I hope this goes viral! These are excellent, short videos about narcissistic schemes 👍

[mariabjornsdottir]

This describes my ex narcissistic psykopat 100% He has the diagnosis of narcissistic psykopat.

[ClaudiaKhalifé]

I don't understand anymore: FIRST they educativa me to go graystone, to get silente în FRONT OF narcisist, then they say...this is what narcisist does????😮😮😮

[dynahmaranatha]

I have to admit when I was at my wits end.. And didn't really care what anybody thought to anymore. Because I was at the end of my rope and I was so demeane, excluded And ignored with things that should have been exclusively between my husband and I but his mother especially put her nose in where it did not belong and whether it was asked for by him is irrelevant.
This was done on a regular basis and was used as excuses to. Come and help me one way or the other with the children or with a move or something. But that would never Truly happen So.
I have to admit I sunk to these levels. Sometimes with passive aggressive behavior because I knew it was something was extremely frustrating and hard for them to come back with anything witty to say. These are the things that happen when you live with somebody who does not value Any
Thing about you. At least I can take accountability for things that I did not do.
Always correct. Responsibility accountability and remorse.
Is essential a clear conscience and for change.

[faithdasent]

So what are the passive aggressive behaviors of normal people? Angelic worship? Killing them with kindness? Playing the harp on a cloud?

[calgreg]

Deliberate forgetfulness has plausible deniability..and only Leeds to more narcissistic control ..giving them an option to deflect. By saying you calling me a liar, you don’t trust me, what’s wrong with you..and yady yady Yada..

[wolfiemom]

Wish had connections in the United States.