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  • Transparency & Personal Space

    Transparency & Personal Space

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    Describing personal privacy while being transparent involves finding a balance between openness and maintaining one’s own boundaries. It’s about being honest and clear in communications and actions, while also respecting and protecting one’s personal space and sensitive information. Here’s how this balance can be achieved: In essence, maintaining personal privacy while being transparent is about…

  • Drugs + Narcissist = Toxic

    Drugs + Narcissist = Toxic

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    substance use (pot and meth) by a Malignant Narcissistic Personality Disorder (MNPD) can be significant, complex and unpredictable.

  • The Light Triad

    The Light Triad

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    The Light Triad refers to a set of three positive personality traits or qualities that are associated with prosocial behavior and ethical conduct. Unlike the Dark Triad, which consists of traits like narcissism, Machiavellianism, and psychopathy, the Light Triad represents positive aspects of human personality. The three components of the Light Triad are: Summary:The Light…

  • Domestic Abuse – Surviving a Narcissist (French)

    Domestic Abuse – Surviving a Narcissist (French)

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    LA VIOLENCE FAMILIALE: Survivre à un Narcissique

  • Domestic Abuse – Surviving a Narcissist

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    Presentation made a LA Leather Getaway.

  • Light Triad vs Dark Triad

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    The Light Triad and the Dark Triad are contrasting personality constructs that describe different sets of personality traits and behaviors. Here’s a summary and a contrast of these two triads: Light Triad: In Contrast to the Dark Triad: Dark Triad: Contrast: In summary, the Light Triad focuses on positive and altruistic traits that promote the…

  • Narcissist Injury Effects

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    Narcissistic injury, particularly in the context of malignant narcissistic personality disorder, refers to the intense emotional reaction a person with this disorder experiences when their inflated self-image is threatened, criticized, or when they perceive a challenge to their superiority. For a malignant narcissist, the response to narcissistic injury can be severe and may involve several…

  • Guilt – Manipulation by a Narcissist

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    A malignant narcissist can use guilt as a powerful tool for manipulation within interpersonal relationships. Here are some ways in which they may employ guilt: It’s important for individuals dealing with a malignant narcissist to recognize these manipulation tactics and establish healthy boundaries. Seeking support from friends, family, or a mental health professional can be…

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    Rage from a malignant narcissist isn’t from lashing out at pain, its from intense jealousy.

  • Narcissistic Gaslighting

    Narcissistic Gaslighting

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    Gaslighting, a tactic used by narcissists to make victims doubt their reality, is particularly insidious. This article advocates for the importance of breaking free from the cycle