Why Do Narcissists Smell So Bad?

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chapters
00:00 introduction

01:11 2 Perspectives of why Narcissists smell

02:56 Everyone around them feel this !

03:27 Where does the smell come from ?

04:27 Share your perspective

05:03 Scientific Perspective !

07:07 The Narcissist's Confession to me( Very imp )

08:04 It may be seen in Narc. Abuse victims

[narcabusecoach]

Betrayal Trauma After Narcissistic Abuse:

[bobandcarolehardy]

The malignant narcissist permeates, evil, even a phone conversation, you feel sick 🤮, your spiritual and physical self is repelled by them

[angelaslaton]

This proves for 150 percent that this is a legitimate channel. Only a narc abuse survivor would understand this video title!!!!

[Everythingismeaningless]

It's probably because they are literally rotten to the core. Decaying flesh smells horrific.

[hazelmarieb]

The sense of smell is primal and picks up on more than what we consciously register. When someone smells bad to you, they may not even smell bad in general, it's your body subconsciously sensing some kind of threat from that specific person to you specifically. When in doubt it's never a bad choice to just go with your gut. Yeah you may miss out on what might have been a great relationship, but you also may have literally saved your own life.

[handsomekingnb]

"Something or someone smells fishy" has a deeper meaning now.

[suedanim]

My sister is a narcissist and my children said she smells like the smell of death, I’m so surprised to see this post

[parinazaz]

It’s not always the narcissist that smells butcan be the victim of the narcissist, due to all the stress the narcissistic person causes in their lives, the victims immune system gets weak so does their nervous system / digestion track and other hormones like cortisol and estrogen go high and cause a lot of issues and symptoms including body odour, sweating, and bad breath as the body tries to detox from all the pain and stress they cause..

[willwinl]

You just answered yet another long pondered question I had about my ex narc husband. He had a bad smell to him. When he was younger it was milder but he was also still chasing me to get me so he worked harder on his hygiene and health, he even went to the gym.

We married and things went downhill fast. He stopped going to the gym, put on weight, ate utter garbage foods when not at home and turned into a sloppy kind of a guy. His breath became repulsive, even after he brushed, flossed, cleaned his tongue, used mouthwash. The smell was always there and it came off of him everywhere. Freshly showered he still had the smell.

The smell was disgusting to me, a kind of like musty, old, decaying type of a smell, not your usual bad breath smell. I wondered if he had a serious disease and the smell was a symptom. Maybe something like tonsil stones, except he no longer had tonsils. Physicals found nothing, dentists found nothing, he just smelled bad.

It got worse as he aged too.

He cheated on me (more than once and in numerous ways) plus he was a compulsive liar. I divorced him after we went through several years in marriage counseling and it went nowhere because he didn't participate and amused himself by trying to play and manipulate the psychiatrist.

He is now on wife number 3 and I wonder 1) How can she stand that smell?! And 2) How long will she stay with him or is this his final marriage?

Thank you for answering another one of my unanswered questions about him. The bad smell issue was huge and now I think it's finally resolved in my head, he was just a rotten human being. Thank you Danish!

[The.Sicilian.Realtor]

MY JAW IS ON THE FLOOR AT READING THIS TITLE My ex narc of 15 years always grossed me out because of his smell!!!!

[BPage]

My 10 month old grandson had a very unusual response to my narcissistic brother the first time he met him. A normally very happy and content child, the first time he looked at my brother began crying and was visibly upset, as if being in the presence of a demon.

[hildadowner]

This post is ground breaking (forgive the pun) as this may be the first time anyone has explored the death smell of a narcissist. Halitosis seems to be a common denominator. There is much to explore. Great observation, Danish!

[clestemanning]

(ALL CAPS AS IAM LEGALLY BLIND) WOW I JUST CAME ACROSS YOUR CHANNEL AND I WAS ABUSED BY MY FATHER'S WIFE FROM BIRTH UNTIL MY EARLY 30'S AND I NEVER MENTIONED IT TO ANYBODY ABOUT HER SMELL BC I THOUGHT IT WOULD SOUND CRAZY, BUT SHE HAD A VERY DISTINCT ODOR & I WENT NO CONTACT MANY YRS AGO & JUST THINKING ABOUT HER I CAN IMMEDIATELY REMEMBER THAT SMELL. THANK YOU. NEW SUBSCRIBER. MUCH LOVE FROM VERMONT STATE U.S

[lizedion]

The smell does not go away. If they sit on a fabric chair, the smell will continue to be there for years. The smell is so annoying.

[Arya-cfvu]

Danish, both my father and ex husband are narcs and they both smelt. My dad had chronic bad breath when I was a child, I mean you could smell it across a room. Because he was an angry narc no one could tell him his breath stank and he should go to the dentist. Also he had chronic fungal nail infections from sweaty mouldy shoes. And his farts would stink out his whole shop, my mum would spray air freshener all over but it could never mask the death like stench. My ex husband always outwardly prided himself on hygiene, but the truth was he stank from mouldy bath towels. He couldn't smell the dank mouldy smell on them, so he'd have a daily shower, with stinky coal tar soap, then wipe himself all over with the mouldy towel. His pillow and bed area where he slept stank too. And he would go out running and come back smelling like an old ditch. Not sweat but a real dank, damp fetid smell would stink up the house. So yes, your video is kooky maybe, but true!

[shaneclinger]

I've noticed this too and it's my opinion in some cases it comes off of their spirit and you need a spiritual nose to smell it

[girlphoenix]

There is a very negative energy, too. It's heavy. When I came home from the hospital - yes, he made me that sick! He and his family had been in our home, moving him and my son out, without my knowledge. I came home to empty closets, no son and a 'note' telling me to feel better soon. The energy was horrible. I had to clean the home from top to bottom. My neighbor came over and she had experienced this before with her friend. It's like you have to clear away that energy and then, once it is gone, it just feels so much better! As for smell, it wasn't too bad in the early years, but later on, towards the end of the marriage, it was bad. I could hardly stand it, but fortunately, there was no intimacy, so that was good. His sister's house also smelled, but I chalked that up to her inability to do housework. When my son would come home after being with any of them, he'd be a mess, dirty and smelly. It was awful. Thank you for sharing this. I never even considered it. And, no, they weren't really dirty people, but it was just something, it came out of the pores.

[stellap]

My former Husband has that exact smell. I'm his primary carer as a volunteer. He's on the mental ward currently. I'd shower him and dress him in clean clothes, and yet he stank. I'd clean all his Flat but it sill had a lingering stench. His Flat (Apartment) was high up two flights of stairs and the smell met you in the hallway, and got stronger as you climbed the stairs. In his Flat it made you feel physically sick. When he got evicted from his Flat, the Landlord had to strip it completely bare, including the carpets because the stench had permeated everything. Wherever he'd been, even for a short while, his death-like stench lingered. People would say; "John's been, hasn't he?" I didn't realize until today it was associated with him being a Narcissist . So finally I have the answer to that awful smell. I thought it was peculiar to John.

[carolynclay-mlqq]

Ty Danish ❤As a child I always winced at my mothers touch, but longed for my father’s hug. I thought I was a terrible person to imagine she wasn’t clean somehow, and wanted to wash whatever she touched on my body. But those feelings continued up until the reverse discard in middle age. She really wasn’t a clean person. About the odor, It was more than being kind of unclean, she was unwholesome and cruel. I wish I could have helped, but she always hated me. I had a bad reaction to her. It’s the way it was. For instance, I had my hair done for my wedding, and she ran her fingers through the style before the wedding took place. (To try and destroy what the stylist had done, yet on the pretense of just making a loving gesture of running her hands through her daughter’s hair) It made me so sick I had to fight every ounce in my body not to go rewash my hair before the wedding just to get the feeling of her hand off of me. So I know I was just kind of flipped out and allergic to her in particular :/

[iam_brothajay]

Brushing, mouthwash, mints, chewing gum...I will NEVER forget that breath.