Psychopaths & Narcissists DO THESE In Conversation

Psychopaths & Narcissists DO THESE In Conversation

Psychopaths and narcissists are alike in every way.
They are characterized by persistent antisocial behaviour, impaired empathy and remorse, and bold, inhibited, and egotistical traits.
These people are like social marauders, and the only thing they do very well is destroying other people's lives without any pity or shame
because they lack conscience and remorse. They have unique ways of getting into the lives of people (victims).
One of the ways is in their pattern of conversations they have. Let me show you five things that these people always do in conversations.

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[webeducation]

They do ask personal questions, but only for leverage should things not go their way.

[fhurley]

Sometimes, the repetition of stories isn’t because they forget, it’s because they want you to buy into the story and if it’s repeated ‘it must be true’ I also find they do ask questions, they try and scope you out

[gamingbook]

1. They easily confide in you: Sometimes, usually about my autism and ADHD.
2. They continue to repeat confidential information: Every now and then
3. They ask no personal questions: When I have a crush on a girl, I typically like to try and get to know the person a bit and get their number or social.
4. They ask for special favors: Almost never
5. They make odd statements: I do make odd statements a lot, not manipulative ones however

Almost 16 and I feel like I'm headed in a bad direction in life. My parents don't think I'm developing NPD, nor does anyone else. I've also suspected I could be a sociopath. I'm currently in therapy with a woman who comes to my high school and we talk once every 2-3 weeks or so with my problems. Unfortunately, I can't seem to change my ways at all.

[ALLfemalesLiecheatnsteal]

I’m over 60 and most the ones I know were adopted or raised by single moms. They also don’t blink as much and stare into space randomly. CEOs actors lawyers drs director of engineering etc

[roquerebollar]

You are somewhat correct with this but just cuz someone is a psychopath doesn’t mean they’re plotting something some just want to live normal lives just hiding from humanity

[nightrider]

When they need something, they always make it sound like an utmost emergency. It is 'a question of life and death' to drive their dog to the vet because they have 'absolutely' no time. They go balistic when they hear 'no'.

[maryvetter]

It's good to have these points shown to us, I've had inklings about them in people, but couldn't put my finger on it at the time.

[crystallizedbooger]

here i thought i was just an empath and people just gravitate towards me bec I seem approachable but i guess not!!! true colors finally showed when the great stressor fell upon us in the form of a global pandemic. i found myself losing my cool and feeling like ive been had around these people while they sit quietly pretending to be victims or play their vanity as being a good innocent person. i am 99% surrounded by this and I got just the plan :)

[amadeodgiorgio]

Some do ask personal questions. Those are the worst. They just study how to destroy you most efficiently.

[mikejonez]

passive AND aggressive. I never webstered that SEPARATE WHILE CONNECTED.
You gave me a multiple synapse.

[peaceofmindofpeace]

I also feel like they always offer help when you just get to know them. They will never do what they say or promise.
I never respond when these types say they can help.
They really like to give false promises so you will be dissappointed, while you you didn't even need their help to begin with bc you lean on your own abilities in life.
They try to make you expecting, then draw back to hurt you and show you their true face: they don't care about you as a person at all and they don't appreciate your love, care or kindness.
They only come to tease and insult.

[mementomori]

Bro the happy music hahah talking happily about psycho’s 😂

[noitsnotcarson]

Well most smart psychopaths really just want to live a normal life but they feel held back by social norms but they fallow them cause if they don’t it will hurt them more then it will help them, and some people are borderline sociopaths or borderline psychopaths, they can actually turn on off emotions or empathy like a switch which can make them dangerous, sociopaths are easier to spot they are usually the jerks or the ass holes that no one wants to be around while psychopaths are the exact opposite, everyone wants to be their friend and they seem like the best person and nothing wrong with them, that’s what makes them dangerous

[allnfun]

You hit the nail on so many indicators. Unfortunately it’s near the end of the relationship. But great to know for future interactions so I can be on the lookout.

[lilifreechannel]

Psychos and narcs don't "suffer" from their disorder as oppose to people close to them, particularly their partners. Remember they're not the victims in the relationship scenario.

[evelyncraig]

They ARE EMOTIONAL VAMPIRES. GET THEY WOULD TAKE YOUR SOUL IF YOU WOULD LET THEM. THANK YOU, 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🙏🤩

[washfish]

i dont understand... ive known a psychopath for yrs and he was nvr like this. he was honestly the most chill person i hv ever known and always helped u when u needed it. for as far as i can tell, he was always real fun to be around bc he was rly smart and cld make a joke out of anything, or was rly insightful to certain stuff.

[anonymousanonymous]

As an autistic person, it's easier to go off and be on my own. Less I have to deal with.

[elizabethaguilar]

This is really confusing because I've heard the opposite about how psychopaths and narcissist don't say anything about them selves and only want to mine for information.

[nasreenbari]

No. Narcissists don’t necessarily lack remorse.