Pathological Narcissist Traits #shorts #short #shortvideo #shortsvideo #shortsfeed #shortsviral

Excerpt from Ross Rosenberg's video: Narcissist Trauma Leakage: What you need to know.

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Ross Rosenberg, M.Ed., LCPC, CADC, is a psychotherapist, educator, expert witness, and celebrated author. He is also a global thought leader and clinical expert in codependency, trauma, pathological narcissism, narcissistic abuse, and addictions.

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[mightymouse]

They KNOW
If they didn't know, they wouldn't hide it

[ghostinthenetworks]

They refuse to face their pain and so spew that pain onto others

[anntrope]

I come from a whole “ family “ of these types… overt narcs, sociopaths…psychopaths, child molesters, wife abusers on my step family side… covert narcs, sociopaths, & flying monkeys on my side, & apparently my half sister seems to have inherited the covert narc from our mother… & her overt narc father. Needless to say… have had to separate from them all… physically, & emotionally… just to save myself, & protect my child ….signed… the scapegoat… I survived !!!

[JChristo]

They know they're bad. By the time they realize, it's too late for them to relinquish their mask. It's their only way to maintain their false self. Unfortunately, it is perpetual. They can never save themselves. The only thing left for them is to destroy others. A horrible affliction to innocent people in this world.

[sulfir]

I have BPD and always struggling with strong emotions, always knew and felt different than other people. I didn’t like that angry person I was with all the symptoms of BPD so I was in different therapies for two decades. I was diagnosed with BPD by psychiatrist at the age of 43! I’m 44 now . This diagnosis finally gave me the reason why I was behaving weird for all my life and it was like a massive stone dropped off my shoulders. Just the awareness of Emotionally Unstable Personality Disorder which is other term for BPD gave me the solid base to start Dialectical Behaviour Therapy. I am like born again- managing my emotions and relationships. I’m doing great now, one year of intensive DBT and I’m in so much better place. The key is to be true to myself and desire to fix what is making life unbearable. Look for help - I was reaching out for almost 30 years finally found what I was looking for. 🎉❤

[nessauk]

It's everyone else's problem

[kriskairn]

My Dad. Hes dead now. All his life he denied all the hurt n harm he did, blaming others and telling lie after lie after rotten stinking lie. He had no conscience whatsoever. Evil.

[Treasuredkaleidoscope]

I'm borderline and I know I have a problem and I am seeking help for my problem. I take ownership of my issues. Thank you 😊

[ShaareiZoharDaas]

They are usually aware if truly unaware they would not be able to switch in public.

[gayleneflower]

Can we throw in avoidant personality disorders. They blame blame blame never admit and don’t get therapy and don’t say there sorry.

[michaelcartwright]

The older they get, the worst they get.force is the only way to at least get them to take accountabilty

[Styner]

They'll also try to convince those close to them and the world around them that they don't have a problem.

[shalaemayville]

I don't know. I was diagnosed with bpd in the military 25 years ago. I was always seeking help from professionals because I felt like I was such a bad person and was ruining my relationships. I didn't want to be like that.

[jap-icdk]

So true! My sister is a Pathological Narcissist.

[EvaDoyon]

Im bpd and in therapy for many years, great relationship with partner, healthy kids. Don’t put all fruits in the same basket!

[magdalenawilliams]

Bpd is diagnozed by a doctor and there are many programs that educate and coach the patients and their support partners. Patients work hard to overcome the negative aspects of this disorder and develop self knowledge and coping skills. So not all of them deny and not seek help

[pennylacombe]

I was unclear for so long about that because deep down I was so frightened of her…. she identified me as having those traits, which I realized left me nowhere to go. She was my boss….then we shared a house to save money….which gave her full access to my life and my family and my story. She began to BE ME online, even with my adult children. It turned into a total nightmare….. she was formerly a cop yet had Not One former cop friend…. She knew how to access all my information, etc, etc, etc….. it’s still a nightmare and I live being constantly cautious. Every time I move she finds me. These are not very nice people.

[mariatangi]

When the moment of truth appeals to them they think their behavior is about survival, or to succeed in this tricky world not acknowledging that their a predator

[jamielake-boyd]

Everyone kept trying to say i had a problem but i ended up so much better for the help they tried to make go to.

[umelokarnes]

One of my sisters was a covert narcissist. Evil! Did a lot of harm to our family! Died saying she didn't regret anything she had done. This included sleeping with my husband and another sister's husband. She also slept with a first cousin's long-time boyfriend that she had two kids by. At her funeral, not one of her long-time "friends" had anything good to say about her. It was embarrassing.