Phil in the Blanks: Narcissistic Personality - Toxic Personalities in the Real World (PART 1)

Listeners learn about Narcissistic Personality Disorder on Dr. Phil’s new mental health podcast series, “Phil in the Blanks: Toxic Personalities in the Real World.”

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[stephaniepiazzese]

It’s so spot on, , they DO NOT HAVE EMPATHY. FOR ANYONE. EVEN THEIR OWN CHILDREN.

[ralphrosebrugh]

The hardest thing is when your marriage is ending and you discover what they are and that your whole relationship wasn't real. You were just a stepping stone in there life

[Whatnowart]

They deny, devalue, dismiss, and deflect.

[janetdiaz]

Judging by the people I have known in the past: The core of narcissism is anger, unforgiveness, jealousy, revenge, selfishness and self preservation--all dealt with through a three year old mind. Some people go through the same thing as a narcissist has, but their heart is different--they have a good heart. And they could easily end up an empath.

[doreensmiley]

I was married to a narcissist. When I left him I was in a mental hospital broke down mentally. Phil is telling the truth. Listen to this please

[quantumhealerca]

Excellent information. I would say, if you find out you’re dating or engaged to a narcissist…RUN…RUN FAST!

[jazminolivari]

The saddest part is that nobody knows these people are this way, since they hide it so well, except for the person being abused by them, I personally has been victim of an Extreme Narcistic person that acted charismatic & charming in the public eye, but the reality was she was literally a wolf in sheep clothing in private.

[annonymous]

The BEST thing to do is DON'T TELL THEM you're GOING to TAKE ACTION, use the element of SURPRISE 😁👍

[tbird]

"Everyone you lose is not a loss" is brilliant and so so true. This one sentence just helped me out tremendously.

[estherkluvia]

Not everybody you lose is a loss. This phrase made my day. Don't forget, God is still in the deliverance business. Thanks you, Dr. Phil.

[alanaadams]

My father was a narc his way or the highway never apologized or admit he was wrong. Raged all the time seething with rage just under the skin. Life was like walking on eggshells. Verbally and physically abusive to me I was belittled and torn to pieces everyday in front of my family. I couldn't do anything right he tore down my confidence. I was afraid of him and most men with authority well into my 30s. Going to nurses training and got my lisence gave me the confidence to become successful in life

[sondrajett]

I am very naïve, And I always try to think the best of others, and that’s made me a victim to a narcissist, because I’m a loving, caring woman, and I always want to see the best in people, and I’ve learned you can’t do that, sometimes you just have to protect yourself from these people and go forward, and I’ve learned just to go forward with my life, and ignore the words of a narcissist!!!

[sabinehendriks]

I've lived with a narcissist for 15 years. It was horrable. I forgot what my own personality was. It was totally gone. Also got therapy. Now i'm 7 years on my own. Still scared to start a new relationship. But i 'm happy now, its oke how it is. I'm my own best friend. I've learned that.

[deborahlambe]

I have a sibling who when confronted about her behavior, her response is always; The things I say and do are all because of you! Never takes responsibility for anything!

[gabrielelagemann]

Thank you for this video. I married a covert narcissist and had to leave him in order to stay sane. He is a pastor. Sadly, one of the leadership groups in danger of this disorder. So sad. I had to learn the hard way that you cannot help these people unless they want to get help themselves, which is very rare. They say they do and then you wait year after year, but the only person that is seeing a counselor is you. They twist and turn the truth until you really start to question your own mental health. I had to face the truth that I had to leave him to himself for my own sake.

[meghoward]

Many years ago I watched a Dr. Phil show in which he said people treat you the way you ALLOW them to treat you. Wow, the best advice for anyone!

[leilanord]

NOT everybody you LOSE is a LOSS! Love it. Powerful.

[mariepasillas]

Thank you Dr Phil. I married my husband not knowing he was a narcissist. You have explained it all to a T. I'm in my 70s. Too old to start over, but now I get what's going on. God bless you for what you do. I just keep telling myself that God loves me.

[patcohena]

The saddest realization to me is, you can't have an real relationship with a narcissistic person. It's like morning the death of a loved one. 😢

[mariaaiello]

I learned more in 53 minutes than I did in my entire lifetime! Not only did I recognized narcissistic behaviours in other people, but more importantly I saw it in myself! Lord have mercy! God’s many blessings to you Dr. Phil for devoting your life to making the world a brighter place to live! Let’s not forget your lovely wife. After all behind every great man there is a woman! Love and Respect to both of you!✝️🕊️❤️🙏