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  • Adler narcissist twist

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    Adlerian psychology, developed by Alfred Adler, emphasizes social interest, community feeling, and the importance of feeling connected and contributing positively to society. Adlerian philosophy generally promotes personal growth through cooperation, social contribution, and striving for community betterment. However, when Adlerian philosophy is twisted by someone with malignant narcissistic traits, the fundamental principles can be distorted…

  • 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…

  • Mirroring

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    “Narcissistic mirroring” is a behavior where a narcissist reflects back to an individual the traits, interests, and preferences that the narcissist perceives will create a sense of connection and intimacy. It is a tactic used to build rapport quickly and establish a false sense of shared identity. Here are key aspects of narcissistic mirroring: Recognizing…

  • instrumental aggression

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

  • Trauma Bond

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    A trauma bond with a narcissist is a strong emotional connection that forms between an individual and a narcissistic abuser. It is characterized by intense, often conflicting, feelings of attachment, dependency, and loyalty toward the abuser. This bond develops in the context of an abusive relationship, where the victim experiences a cycle of idealization, devaluation,…

  • Persistent Malignant Narcissist

    Persistent Malignant Narcissist

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    Persistence can be a characteristic of a malignant narcissist. Malignant narcissism is a term used to describe a severe and dangerous form of narcissistic personality disorder (NPD) that often includes a range of antisocial, manipulative, and even sadistic behaviors. Malignant narcissists are known for their persistence in pursuing their own goals and desires, often at…

  • Narcissistic Mirroring

    Narcissistic Mirroring

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    Predatory Malignant Narcissists employ “mirroring” as a manipulative tactics used to draw people into their web of manipulation and control. Here’s how it works: Both love bombing and mirroring are tactics used to establish control and manipulate emotions, often to exploit the target for personal gain, whether it be financial, emotional, or psychological. It’s important…

  • ASPD – not quite PMN

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    Antisocial Personality Disorder (ASPD) exhibit a pattern of behavior that includes a disregard for the rights of others, impulsivity, deceit, and a lack of empathy.