5 Weaknesses The Narcissist Does NOT want you to know about

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RICHARD GRANNON

RICHARD GRANNON

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Timestamps:
00:00 | Introduction
00:06 | Weakness 1 - The Addiction
00:35 | Weakness 2 - Their Story is a lie
01:04 | Weakness 3 - They would be ashamed if...
02:47 | Weakness 4 - Hypersensitive (even the Grandiose)
04:27 | Weakness 5 - Reliable
05:25 | QuickFire Q&A
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Are you struggling to make sense of a relationship with a narcissist?
You're not alone. In this video, we'll explore 5 weaknesses that the narcissist doesn't want you to know about.
Understanding these traits can help you find some form of strength to cope with what has happened over the course of your interactions with the narcissist
We hope this video can offer some solace to those who need it most.

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@RICHARDGRANNON
@RICHARDGRANNON Жыл бұрын
Comment down below where you are watching from (Let's push this algorithm) 😎
@KatyWithAWhyyy
@KatyWithAWhyyy Жыл бұрын
Middle of America - suburbs of Kansas City (:
@audbod4140
@audbod4140 Жыл бұрын
Glasgow
@lana9788
@lana9788 Жыл бұрын
Dorset, UK
@lucindakennedy7966
@lucindakennedy7966 Жыл бұрын
Ireland
@LissaRes
@LissaRes Жыл бұрын
Ohio
@scotttully8572
@scotttully8572 Жыл бұрын
I always thought in a healthy relationship we discover depths and faults in each other. Not so with a narc: the more you know about them, the more they hate you. You’re not supposed to figure them out.
@samuelfoston4556
@samuelfoston4556 Жыл бұрын
Just another fella making stuff up and acting like he’s knowledgable, whilst simultaneously demonstrating what little value there is in his knowledge. Standard behaviour for a Grannon victim.
@kandebabou
@kandebabou Жыл бұрын
@@samuelfoston4556 if you have ever experienced being in a close relationship with a narcissist (family members, friends etc.) then you would know that the above comment is accurate. You don't need to have a PhD in psychology to understand the damage done by narcissists - you just need to have live through it.
@catshouse6192
@catshouse6192 Жыл бұрын
No, we are not supposed figure them out, in their minds we are stupid and weak, and not at all that we are kind, caring and patient too much for our good. We rather delude ourselves for a period of time than admit that these kind of creatures can exist. When narcs get figured out by us, their ego can't bare the fact that stupid and weak are actually them.
@clevelandwilliams5922
@clevelandwilliams5922 Жыл бұрын
They have an agenda and it’s all by design. So no sympathy whatsoever.
@Alabamasparra
@Alabamasparra Жыл бұрын
Totally true fed up of narcassism!! xx
@ttp7819
@ttp7819 Жыл бұрын
If the Devil can't get to you, He will send a Narcissist. TRUTH!!
@kat-75
@kat-75 Жыл бұрын
A snake or rapist too. Or a mask wearing liar in different forms.
@pamelaprivette5361
@pamelaprivette5361 Жыл бұрын
OOHHHHHH! So that is what my whole life has been about! I MUST be something SPECIAL! I have no choice but to finally ACCEPT that now! Thank you!
@milicaboric303
@milicaboric303 Жыл бұрын
that means the devil is always around us
@RossMaroc
@RossMaroc 11 ай бұрын
The devil send his workers and if he cant get to you through them! then he comes to you disguised in human form as a Narcissist!!
@clintkiesling8149
@clintkiesling8149 9 ай бұрын
"That's the fact, Jack!"
@louisegarner8888
@louisegarner8888 Жыл бұрын
Narc weaknesses : 1 Addicted to false self 2 False narrative 3 Impressionable 4 Thin skinned, labile moods 5 Reliant on others
@NoMoreHeroesAnymore1334
@NoMoreHeroesAnymore1334 Жыл бұрын
All of these. Now how do we free a minor child from their clutches without infinite money? Oh...right.
@louisegarner8888
@louisegarner8888 Жыл бұрын
@@NoMoreHeroesAnymore1334 Do you get the child at all? Get a friend over to take the child out back where you've music on, as soon as they arrive. Have a camera with recorder set up where it's a surefire bet the narc will stand. Stay very calm but provoke them by saying something softly that would seem innocuous but you know will set them off into a crazy rage, have police on speed dial and Bob's your uncle. Get inventive but safety first. Dig up any dirt on them you can use and be well organised so it's 💯proof evidence. What was that you found in your child's backpack?! A bound diary, date and time stamped is good for Court. 👮‍♂️😠😈🤬👮‍♀️✌️
@crystalclear5397
@crystalclear5397 Жыл бұрын
​​@@louisegarner8888 Definitely! That is Exactly what I did here. Take pictures, record the conversations, take screenshots of text history, things like that. I did have issues with the cops though, my small city cops Suck and always took his side.....Until only once and Finally spoke with and later came when I called was a female cop. The male cops with her were a disgrace, as I explained what took place when they arrived, 'Thats not what we hurd, we hurd you going off and snapping at him from the outside of the window when we got here', yes dummy- when You Got here. You weren't here just prior to hear or see what took place by him that lead me to yell like that you hurd. Are you that narrow minded or on your male ego high horse? He was choking me but just because there was no signs they thought I was lying when I brought it up in my first earlier call that night.
@andreaslandgren1681
@andreaslandgren1681 Жыл бұрын
Yup thats human behaviour alright!
@louisegarner8888
@louisegarner8888 Жыл бұрын
@@andreaslandgren1681 Nope, it's called exposing the inhumane monster for who and what they really are, legally.
@nexult5733
@nexult5733 2 ай бұрын
Yes please who lack self worth and respect. They are unable to achieve success …and are jealous of people who have WORTH!
@lestberg6168
@lestberg6168 Жыл бұрын
I say, run away when you have the chance. Confrontation is not only pointless but dangerous.
@David-eu1ms
@David-eu1ms Жыл бұрын
Win the conflict by avoiding it.
@spectershore4482
@spectershore4482 5 ай бұрын
My lil sister is a narc. She's 37. Years after year she's more into lying, threatening, and abusing. At the end she just feels more entitled than ever. Crazy!
@NettieKay
@NettieKay 11 ай бұрын
When I finally couldn’t stand it and wrote a long text telling him how he hurt me and how I thought he was narcissistic, he blocked me and told me he didn’t trust me. He didn’t like that I saw through him. I’m now a threat, to exposing him for who he is.
@freedomwarrior5087
@freedomwarrior5087 2 ай бұрын
I told my ex years ago that I had figured him out and that he couldn't lie to me anymore, so just give it up. He then packed a suitcase and left and never returned, not even for the rest of his stuff. Of course little did I know at the time his new supply was all ready to go.
@jcbanbury
@jcbanbury Ай бұрын
Same! TWO of them blocked me instantly! Anyone innocent has no reason to disappear!
@jcbanbury
@jcbanbury Ай бұрын
​@@freedomwarrior5087you are lucky! They disappear when caught!
@MikeTheTruthThatMatters
@MikeTheTruthThatMatters 10 ай бұрын
The only thing that seems like it could help is having the Narcissist fear, legitimately, being publicly shamed and called out for their behavior.
@emilysmith2965
@emilysmith2965 14 күн бұрын
Ehhhh. From experience, it often just increases the rage. Depends if they have other sources of supply.
@Thingsgottogetbetter
@Thingsgottogetbetter Жыл бұрын
But they can never be ashamed or feel anything because they just dump you and head away...no truth, no depth and no justice. He tore out my soul.
@jjule85azzuro4
@jjule85azzuro4 4 ай бұрын
They only feel shame if their BS is shown to a crowd. Never confront alone.
@verumbellator6899
@verumbellator6899 Жыл бұрын
I left the narcissist and when I held them accountable for their lies, using certain tactics, their true self showed! So true.
@user-sc3xm5lc4z
@user-sc3xm5lc4z Жыл бұрын
what did you do to hod them accountable ? what actions ?
@verumbellator6899
@verumbellator6899 Жыл бұрын
@@user-sc3xm5lc4z i tried the nice root for the longest time. Shrugging off criticisms and trying to be civil. That of course got me only more of the same. So instead of taking it inwards I bounced it back. First I left then I called him out on his lies and shamed him for it. Said he was a child…. Weak and an ungrateful____. Then all the truths came out of him. Tit for tat baby! There is no winning with a narc. Just leave and say you peace when you are in a safe place.
@iramsavir5631
@iramsavir5631 Жыл бұрын
​@@user-sc3xm5lc4zBy exposing their lies, deceit in such a way and with evidence they simply cannot refute or deny. Once you've blown their cover, you are no longer of any value and they will resent and loathe you for it. They will try to make you pay dearly for ruining their image, crumbling their fake world and will discard you in the cruelest way possible. These narcs move on to the next victim at the speed of light because they always have backups/replacements waiting on the back burner, or shelf.
@zaramayne2444
@zaramayne2444 6 ай бұрын
​@@verumbellator6899Yes something similar worked for me face them with it ,they have to come out of hiding but watch your opportunity softly ,there's a time and a place use wisdom stay safe too Just my humble opinions ( I've taken alot of flak narcissism is every where these days )
@spectershore4482
@spectershore4482 5 ай бұрын
My lil sister is a narc. She's 37. Years after year she's more into lying, threatening, and abusing. the more surprising thing is that she feels more entitled than ever. Sick!!😳
@brendalhunt9720
@brendalhunt9720 2 ай бұрын
Richard, I just realized that because I had an experience with a narcissist this was a big gap that I was missing in my personality to be able to deal with the world now I’m a completely different person. I’m so strong now I feel so adult and courageous.
@redridgemedia3771
@redridgemedia3771 17 күн бұрын
I agree. Slightly similar Story here... I was massively triggered by the abuse from a female Narc... and I mean, I caused a shit storm lol.. She ghosted and spent the next few months on cloud nine, fully fuelled from my emotional Narc supply. I spent the next 18 months figuring out why I allowed myself to be triggered to such a degree (abandonment trauma) and then shone the light on all of that... and then educated myself on NPD... Now, when I'm out in the wild, it's like having vision like the matrix haha... you see people's code, and dodge those bullets just like neo 😂. She has wandered back into my life via a triangulation, and is full of rage because "I'm not the person she thought I was" haha... All she gets from me, is cold, hard silence, and a thank you for healing a part of myself. Take care
@kimberlymorrison4880
@kimberlymorrison4880 11 ай бұрын
When he was caught red handed cheating and others were witnesses to it....he broke a 10 year sobriety and had to go to rehab. In his 30 days he was FORCED to look inside with intense therapy, no drugs, no alcohol and no family. He came home a different man BUT then the mask when back on and he returned to who he was. I left him in May. It's been such a painful journey but I know there will be a light at the end
@justsomeguy5417
@justsomeguy5417 4 ай бұрын
Im so so sorry. I know that pain :-( trying to find the 9
@David-eu1ms
@David-eu1ms Жыл бұрын
If you want to go through life with kindness and compassion, you have to be willing to defend yourself often when the jackals come out.
@JamieLynetteCoaching
@JamieLynetteCoaching 6 ай бұрын
Telling people to give up hope on a narcissist that they can change can sound bad in and of itself, but actually can save someone from wasting so much of their life on a person who will only continue to cause damage and wreak havoc month after month, year after year whilst waiting for the change that will never come.
@rio-wi1el
@rio-wi1el Жыл бұрын
the one in and out of my life was frighteningly dangerous, his anger came fast and furious like throwing a flame onto alcohol, he was capable of anything in that moment, then it would pass, these people are unpredictable and you need to be on your guard at all times.
@jenbodhi1133
@jenbodhi1133 2 ай бұрын
Like a rabid dog
@private755
@private755 Жыл бұрын
Once you see their patterns they really don’t seem that smart
@jennyadee913
@jennyadee913 Жыл бұрын
They become a predictable bore for anyone remotely recovered from a BPD or just plain old healthy having a first encounter with one. They are a house of cards I recently engaged with a covert narc. It has been a fascinating unravelling . The disengagement was swift and graceful on my end. . Now the narrative is imploding as efforts at triangulation and reality checks are setting in. Still…. Disappointing I will miss the philosophical chats and psychological and esoteric shares. Never should have made love after a year of talking and listening. The cues were there . My empathetic ass showed up only to show me empathy is a foil . A tin foil hat for us “weirdo” different folk who seek affirmation when we are having a motivation / creative block. Procrastination is an invitation for these types. Just saying,, Idle hands Idealism Idolatry Idle minds The Id. God save the ego
@christinehawkins1382
@christinehawkins1382 Жыл бұрын
​​@@jennyadee913 It was kinda hard to follow most of your comment but the end was interesting, then I read it again and it became very clear , I too have empathy and allowed it to be used and abused , I know my heart and dont need to prove how understanding I am , Big difference between *having* emphathy & being a full blown empath ...A narcissist will also have a hard time with intimacy = into *me* See
@blinkyy1088
@blinkyy1088 Ай бұрын
@@jennyadee913 So you knew he was a narc and you let him lay all that pipe in you anyway huh? Kinky
@marketing-geek
@marketing-geek Жыл бұрын
9:13 pointless trying to get them to wake up… tried marriage counselling with mine. Made it much clearer that it was time to leave.
@banderson6470
@banderson6470 Жыл бұрын
Do the thin skinned narcissist always have “health issues”? I can’t get over how many health issues this person had. From nasal passages being clogged to gout, and heart burn. If I ever said I have some health issue like I’m really tired or a pain somewhere (which was rare) within minutes or hours without fail he came up with some problem himself. It was like he always had to be in pain above me, the attention was all about him. It was exhausting, I felt more like his mother than his gf.
@hughlindsay540
@hughlindsay540 Жыл бұрын
So close to the bone.
@jelkel25
@jelkel25 Жыл бұрын
I would say a Narcissist is more likely to at least imply that you are whinging about your own health problems before one upping you. A sick partner is too good an opportunity to miss because you are vulnerable at the time. If this guy didn't try to make you feel worse in some way then not a Narcissist, even a fragile. Maybe just an unfortunate attention seeking hangover from childhood.
@charshill2978
@charshill2978 Жыл бұрын
I found that no-one was allowed to suffer or endure more pain than him..I used my pain or illness "as a way to gain sympathy" , even when I hadn't told anyone that I was illl...but he had felt genuine, life ending pain that he found his own way out of...
@Rabswood296
@Rabswood296 9 ай бұрын
The narc i know always has health issues, it was a way of getting more attention because he would get looked after and pandered to. He would go to the doctor's/hospital for tests everything would come back OK. Also anything that he did have was the 'worse case the doctor had seen'.
@lolololololollol4793
@lolololololollol4793 3 ай бұрын
the narcissist is knew always had an issue with everything he needed a bubble but he was also overweight and didnt take care of himself
@dominiquemellinger1273
@dominiquemellinger1273 Жыл бұрын
Am listening to our Richard from a nice village in Lorraine, France, where thousands of mirabelle (plum) trees are blooming everywhere in the countryside just now 🌸
@nickywk8419
@nickywk8419 10 ай бұрын
I absolutely agree that our current societal 'norms' have created the conditions that allow narcissistic behaviours to exist largely unchecked. My ex-boyfriend was a classic case in point - he much preferred his online life as it allowed him greater control & manipulation over others than his real self ever could 😥✨
@Tified967
@Tified967 6 ай бұрын
So true. 'My' narc was my cyberstalker - much easier to do when you're sat behind a keyboard hacking someone's phone & accounts. It was literally a living a hell. He has his own KZfaq channel (how I met him) where he props up his ego given the sheer banality of his own real world existence. He's about 30 & im in my late 30s; no way would've I been sat on social media all day at his age, like, get a life.
@pamelaprivette5361
@pamelaprivette5361 Жыл бұрын
I agree: it takes a village not only to raise kids, but to keep parents accountable.
@southphillylilly
@southphillylilly Жыл бұрын
For the algorithm! Richard is the only coach, that wants you to actually get to a point where, you no longer watch his videos on narcissism.
@jo-ann2014
@jo-ann2014 3 ай бұрын
This perfectly describes what I experience and see in a ‘friend’ after many years of self-education on the topic Finally free No chance of being hooked for a third time No chance It took co-dependency training and assessment and a commitment to self-differentiation My mother is a narcissist addict Wasted many years trying to help her Grew up and just found new narcs
@JuJackMarketingCompany
@JuJackMarketingCompany 2 ай бұрын
With the birth of social media, people don't have to deal with this nonsense anymore. People are happy just having their cell phone and no human interaction.
@emilysmith2965
@emilysmith2965 14 күн бұрын
That’s a dangerous and damaging assumption. Humans are social beings. This is just as important to our species’ history as our capacity for reason, if not more so. Our nervous systems are wired for social interaction. Even commenting this, you disprove yourself a little bit. It’s an interaction. Why comment unless you expect others to read what you are saying?
@JuJackMarketingCompany
@JuJackMarketingCompany 12 күн бұрын
@@emilysmith2965 So
@LauraSitler-wz5zy
@LauraSitler-wz5zy 7 ай бұрын
I am just learning about npd and am shocked that the person that says they love you can be so cruel. My stories are exactly what all of your videos say. They truly never think they do anything wrong, and lie lie lie even when the truth is in their face. It’s painful because I wanted to be loved so much that I looked past all the negative behaviour for years.
@chrissemenko628
@chrissemenko628 6 ай бұрын
Keep learning hun, and make your getaway plan. Good luck. Christi
@iamclaynow
@iamclaynow Жыл бұрын
Wow! This guy really goes even deeper than I understood before. He really hits the nail on the head.
@aresiablueifaremi2150
@aresiablueifaremi2150 Жыл бұрын
I'm listening this from my soul
@targetedtyranny4661
@targetedtyranny4661 Жыл бұрын
I've noticed they've used my good characteristics against me, they would say I don't have any to me,but they've use my empathy against me,its funny how they know your not a bad person, but continue doing horrible things
@Murph709
@Murph709 11 ай бұрын
"Human needs aren't being met, BECAUSE we've succeeded as a species" is a truly profound and real statement. In addition to a great resource on dealing with toxic people, you are a philosopher too, Richard. Keep up the good work! Watching from Canada.
@shasha2608
@shasha2608 Жыл бұрын
Absolutely, they have created this world around them that they really believe is real. But it is all in their head. Their flawed connection to reality leads them to understand the world only on their terms. They get frustrated when you don't submit to their world view, because it shows your strength and their lack of reality. They envy your ability to live in reality and manage the issues that come with life. They cannot accept what challenges them. It is like watching a petulant child having a fit. To a certain extent, they are annoying.
@thecustodian1023
@thecustodian1023 Жыл бұрын
A petulant child with adult-level resources to throw around at will.
@parrymylogicthen290
@parrymylogicthen290 Жыл бұрын
​@@thecustodian1023 so much truth to this! My narc gf will literally go through our money some days! I don't trust her with our money at all.
@justsomeguy5417
@justsomeguy5417 4 ай бұрын
Richard, you, BY FAR, are the BEST source of information on NPD that I have come across and the level of understanding i have been able to achieve thanks to you has been a blessing and a lifesaver
@monica5024
@monica5024 Жыл бұрын
You just described the entire police department I worked in. Needless to say they destroyed my life and livelihood.
@josejuja
@josejuja Жыл бұрын
The more I do the more useless I supposedly am and the worst I'm treated but I know the truth. I'll be free some day.
@angelaroettgers4186
@angelaroettgers4186 Жыл бұрын
Brilliant! I have learned so much from you. I know you must get tired of narcissist videos. I'm so fascinated though. I've been out of my relationship for quite some time. However, I'm still so mind blown by the happenings during the relationship that I study narcissism. I also study myself and consistently work to improve. Your blunt videos have helped keep me strong and persevere through it all. Thank you!
@tammywallace5611
@tammywallace5611 Жыл бұрын
Me too! Well said!!
@milicaboric303
@milicaboric303 Жыл бұрын
he obviously learned on his own with the help of those around him, like all successful connoisseurs of narcissists ... anyone who has not had contact with them does not even know what a narcissist is
@black_sheep_nation
@black_sheep_nation Жыл бұрын
6:30 Narcissistic mortification: if that small window of opportunity opens, of the narc's total collapse and abandonment of all support and flying monkeys, they may be open to seeking some feedback or therapy. But my experience showed me it's like a rubber band. The awareness is temporary. It stretches enough to self-soothe and but snaps back to their normal.- MAGAville, Pennsyltucky
@lainiewarren3911
@lainiewarren3911 Жыл бұрын
The narcissist in my life is from South America and his family is very tribe like and I noticed over the years that they support his narcissism. They are not allowed to talk about feelings or it’s not supported
@GM-nf4bw
@GM-nf4bw Жыл бұрын
I just want to say THANK YOU!! I have been seeking help with my trauma bond for years!!! It's been HELL on earth. With that said, I just started your course on getting out of "trauma bond," and for the first time, I felt like I was on the path to recovery! Words can not express my gratitude towards you!! You are truly amazing!!!
@sheilaoneil18
@sheilaoneil18 Жыл бұрын
Narcissism, part of our culture? Definitely!
@hamishlilley951
@hamishlilley951 Жыл бұрын
I have been surrounded by Narcs my whole life including my parents and have become quite humbled by them because of multiple attacks! I originally thought they were tricksters but your description of the behavior patterns and their self has changed my understanding. The tactics are bazaar and your video has clearly explained why.
@SKCothrenArt
@SKCothrenArt Жыл бұрын
I can relate.I hope you can get out and move on and be happy! You deserve it! I gave them all love for 40+ years, finally had enough and cut all of them off. I'm still in therapy, but I can finally be ME and I love my life! You can do it!
@GrowtopiaCreamlady
@GrowtopiaCreamlady Жыл бұрын
@@SKCothrenArt you are amazing. you always were.
@SKCothrenArt
@SKCothrenArt Жыл бұрын
@@GrowtopiaCreamlady what a beautiful message. Thank you.
@ellienick5613
@ellienick5613 Жыл бұрын
Wow Richard you hit the nail on the head, in a tribe there are many care givers so it would be hard for a child to without love/warmth. I’ve got avoidant personality disorder and growing up my mum literally did the bare minimum for me. She had zero interest in me and was physically aggressive towards me if I tried to bond with her. I learnt to stay well out of her way. Yet it was like this weird world where we were so isolated in London with so many people surrounding me that could have stepped in and provided me with a loving caregiver but my experience as a child had been reduced to just my mum and siblings because of the modern day set up. People need community and I’m proof of that. Not all of us are blessed to have functional parents so we need the extended family to step in and provide support. The state is supposed to be that safety net but they fail children and vulnerable people time and time again. What I would have given as a child to have someone hug me after school. The sad truth is I know there are good people out there who would have but I was out of reach and sight to the rest of the world. Thank you for bringing these topics to light 🙏🏼
@lovepeace2137
@lovepeace2137 Жыл бұрын
When we need help they give us a pamphlet and ask us to take a survey. (I'm in the US) we're statistics
@christinemccoy4471
@christinemccoy4471 Жыл бұрын
Ellie Similar. I'm avoidance also.
@SteeleMagnolia
@SteeleMagnolia Жыл бұрын
Yes, this. Not having love or any chance of rescue from my dysfunctional home life, with a narcissistic mother that forced my poor dad into a life of alcoholism, I reached the solid conclusion that, as an adult, I have no need or patience for the ignorant advice from the willfully ignorant.
@skazzwag8
@skazzwag8 Жыл бұрын
I'm so sorry you had to go through that. No child should be subjected to it. I think you're still somewhat stuck in that cycle though. The state is not supposed to be the safety net. The community is the safety net. In a community people say "let's work together and help this person". In a government-centric system people say "let's force people to help at gunpoint (state tax collector), then sit back and not be bothered to do anything else". It's lack of connection that allows abuse.
@karenpeatey6226
@karenpeatey6226 Жыл бұрын
Sadly the system and even mental health carers have not caught up with narcissist It’s quite a new learning curb isn’t it
@charshill2978
@charshill2978 Жыл бұрын
Tribal, or small communities, are a natural way to live. Narcissistic personality wouldn't develop because the trauma would be lessened.
@emilysmith2965
@emilysmith2965 14 күн бұрын
People develop narcissism due to trauma. Tribal communities are not immune to trauma. No community is entirely capable of preventing this. Many contemporary anthropologists have studied the Inuit and Aleut peoples, whose homeland is commonly known as southern Alaska. They seem to be resilient to trauma and quite constructive in their anger management when raising children with their traditional practices. They tell many stories to their children about good behavior like most cultures’ parents do, but there is a tongue-in-cheek tone to it, that it’s deliberately made comedically big and exaggerated. If a child hits a parent, they will behave very theatrically, grabbing the hurt spot and saying “Ouch, it hurts me so much! My poor, poor face! Why do you hurt me?” And if they are in the public eye, the acting is exactly the same as if it were private. People don’t stop to watch, it’s considered very normal as a way to give children a conscience without shame. And the best thing about this is that it encourages the child to communicate their own needs in this big way, AND if they’re feeling sad or mad, they can sort of stage their communication out in a way that’s accepted. As kids get older, that behavior gets less exaggerated, to the point where Europeans interacting with these cultures in the era of polar exploration had a first impression that they were quite stoic. But they have these sort of roleplaying ideas to teach kids emotions, and then in adulthood the average person is so attuned to emotional cues that they can be displayed much smaller. I just thought this was so interesting because it doesn’t preach to the child - Inuit and Aleut elders simply trust the child to develop healthy emotions by having these clear signposts to follow. You don’t have to be from an Alaskan Native tribe to try this with your own kids. It might be difficult for passersby to understand in a public setting, so you don’t have the same collective knowledge of this idea - but as long as you’re not actively shaming your child, it encourages them to have critical thinking and help themselves to be emotionally healthy.
@lindaalvarez9898
@lindaalvarez9898 Жыл бұрын
Thank you Richard. Remember thinking before the age of 10 and then after the age of 15; wanting another family to bring me in to be their own.
@jane_white
@jane_white Жыл бұрын
Being in lockdown during Covid with a grandiose narcissistic spouse who besides manager also is an artist, was a true f*cking nightmare. I always thought he was depressed because he missed his admiration on stage, now i know it's called narcissistic depletion. 🙏🏻
@user-jq8tg4fq4f
@user-jq8tg4fq4f Жыл бұрын
Hello 👋 how are you doing!!?
@candycamus
@candycamus Жыл бұрын
I'm listening from New Orleans LA, US :)
@kimberleylangford5536
@kimberleylangford5536 5 ай бұрын
One of my narcs would sleep for days whenever they felt they weren't getting what they wanted from their supply. Another would rage and "punish" others for not going along with their plans for them. Sick, sick people!
@louiseventer6580
@louiseventer6580 Жыл бұрын
I was with who I suspect was a covert narcissist for 4years. He always played the victim, always someone out to get him etc. It has been 4 months since he left me and I now realise that I knew basically nothing about him. We never lived together, cause my parents lived with me as my mom was very sick. She died last year Oct., I became depressed and between him, my grieving dad and my kids, he started complaining I wasn't paying enough attention to him. My explaining my depression, my other responsibilities fell on deaf ears. He didn't try to help, or actually showed much empathy. So he started a month long online affair with a woman on the other side of the country, while still telling me he loves me until the day before she packed up her life and moved with her little daughter to live with him. (Think she has issues too). From what I have heard his personality has done a 180° degree turn with her, suddenly he is in incredible debt etc. It just boggles the mind🙄
@Amanda-if1wn
@Amanda-if1wn Жыл бұрын
Seems it is rampant in all tribes great or small. Cain and Abel. Cant escape it. Only accountability and morality helps.
@Miami904
@Miami904 Жыл бұрын
Unfortunately my mum is a narcissist and she doesn’t love me. Explains, exactly why I have been depressed and disassociated for years and haven’t managed to get better. 😞😖 she’s been subtly emotionally abusing me. Onwards and upwards I guess, no contact from here on.
@opticalman6417
@opticalman6417 Жыл бұрын
and the rest of you family think she a lovly caring person
@Miami904
@Miami904 Жыл бұрын
@@opticalman6417 when you cut them of will they make a smear campaign against you. ?? I have never cut of my mum before but thinking it’s what has to be done for my mental health.
@SteeleMagnolia
@SteeleMagnolia Жыл бұрын
You absolutely have to be your own advocate, and DO NOT depend on any positive energy nor communication from your family when you go no-contact. Stand firm in your recovery, and choose your family and friends as though your life depends on it, because it does. The sooner we realize this, and stay headstrong about it, the easier our recovery will be.
@AN-fg4cd
@AN-fg4cd Жыл бұрын
What zodiac sign is your mom? Just curious.
@Miami904
@Miami904 Жыл бұрын
@@AN-fg4cd Aries
@Patcannistan
@Patcannistan Жыл бұрын
Michelangelo’s David used as an image of the fragmented narcissist? A character who represents the literal opposite of the narcissistic personality.
@crystalclear5397
@crystalclear5397 Жыл бұрын
Man you're good! You described my ex that took me years to 'See'. I look back and think 'damn, am I stupid' but at the time when that occured I had allot going on with much limitations to resolve them. Now I look back that I was meant to go through that as a life's lesson. Life is like that, you repeat lessons until you get it right. And when you look back you will be proud of what you went through and learned from that can Help others.
@tammywallace5611
@tammywallace5611 Жыл бұрын
I was thinking this morning about how bizarre it was that I couldn't see it when I was in it and I had no awareness of the changes in myself. It's not us! We didn't look for it because it's not how we think or feel. I'm am coming to the belief that it is demonic!!
@thecustodian1023
@thecustodian1023 Жыл бұрын
Same here but it was my parents. Ones is dead now but the one that is alive has gone off the deep end over nothing that is real because they want to have control of things that are not theirs to control.
@crystalclear5397
@crystalclear5397 Жыл бұрын
@@thecustodian1023 I can understand what you're describing as it sounds similar to my mother. I could never figure out if she was this kind of person (narcissist) or the trauma she went through before we were born. 'Family' can be found all around you of course though, from friends to acquaintance (just wish more in the world could realize this)
@thecustodian1023
@thecustodian1023 Жыл бұрын
@@crystalclear5397 Yea, my friends have been awesome through all of this, but the family is either brainwashed by their BS and does not want to look at the mountain of evidence I have against them now. Or they just want to stay out of it in hopes the narcs don't come after them next if they do take me out. The rest seem to have no clue any of this has been running out for nearly two-plus years, which says everyone in the immediate family has put a lot of effort into making sure this all stays under the radar.
@squirrel3244
@squirrel3244 Жыл бұрын
i dont think im narcissitic but i do think i have attributes/tendencies like most people do. grew up with both sides of my family being narcisstic. i knew at a young age that something wasnt right but couldnt ever really put my finger on it. i knew that the way i was raised wasnt right and made a vow to my self that i will not treat my kids the way i was nor the people around me. i do want to better and understand my self as i do see some of the things mentioned in your videos actions of my self. i really appreciate your time and efforts that you put forth to educate.
@pipwhitefeather5768
@pipwhitefeather5768 Жыл бұрын
I totally agree, it truly does take a village to bring up a child. If we have no where to turn for what we need those needs go unfulfilled, and that leads to a messy head!
@fransinclair3356
@fransinclair3356 Жыл бұрын
Most people don’t abandon the narcissist as they usually have people surrounding them since they present their false self to most people
@iramsavir5631
@iramsavir5631 Жыл бұрын
They always have backups because they fear abandonment so much. They can't ever trust anyone, but fear being alone and discarded so they will present a wonderful, generous and kind fake persona to reel in victims/narc supply so that they always have someone. They don't want to be discarded, but they have no problem with discarding others if they threaten their fake world and expose them.
@SteeleMagnolia
@SteeleMagnolia Жыл бұрын
Watching the adolescent discontent and sideshow of an adult, an ex, after they've been called out on their undiagnosed NPD...shocking
@juleslu8403
@juleslu8403 8 сағат бұрын
the second part of the video is golden! the human psyche and emotional needs are not adapted to the modern lifestyle. we evolved to live in small, close-knit bands. watching from Germany 🇩🇪
@zandatee
@zandatee Жыл бұрын
Thank You, Richard! You are speaking truth.
@PatricaKing
@PatricaKing 9 ай бұрын
You are helping so,so, much!! Watching from Indiana. God Bless you🎉
@theenergyhealingstudio
@theenergyhealingstudio Жыл бұрын
Watching this from Somerset UK 👍 Thank you Richard 🙏💛
@maryjensen1888
@maryjensen1888 Жыл бұрын
Loved this discussion! Well done Richard and thanks for your dedication and research🎉
@TheVaultwest
@TheVaultwest 8 ай бұрын
I’m learning so much from your videos, Richard. Deciding right now which course of yours to take first after being discarded a month ago. I’m actually stunned at how much this hurts.
@brianpayne5773
@brianpayne5773 Жыл бұрын
I always love the perspective you bring to the table.
@averythenicefox7811
@averythenicefox7811 10 ай бұрын
I ABSOLUTELY loved your commentary after. I love the way you view a lot of things you spoke of. I agree
@deborahdawn7002
@deborahdawn7002 Жыл бұрын
Truly informative and enlightening. Thank you.
@GodsChildTM
@GodsChildTM Жыл бұрын
Always love the way you do these videos with such wisdom.
@invisibly679
@invisibly679 Жыл бұрын
I am pretty sure that my ex is both covert and grandiose. Within our relationship, he'd act like he was the smartest man alive, I and the children were beneath him. He'd talk to me as if I was incapable of doing anything on my own. But with others, he would be very humble. He'd act like the victim, tell his family that I was emotionally abusive, that I trapped him, that he does everything, and I do nothing. Any sort of criticism was met with hostility. He'd idealise any new person that came into his life, bosses, acquaintances, members, and leaders of a religious organization we used to be a part of. Literally, anyone that he liked something about was idealized. Once he saw some flaw with them, he quickly dropped them and ghosted them. He did the same with me. When we first met, he idealized me. As soon as he saw my flaws, I was devalued. He presented this false persona of being humble, kind, helpful, the victim of circumstance, and the black sheep of the family that no one wanted to talk to. He would pay for others when he first met them (even if we didnt have the money to do so and without talking to me about it first), when we first met I had to put my elderly dog down and couldnt afford the cremation costs, my mother refused to lend me the money for it, so he offered to pay. I accepted and he held that over my head when I tried to leave him after he'd become emotionally abusive. He told his family that I used him for his kindness, that I was emotionally abusive, that I'd trapped him by getting pregnant (despite our children being planned and he was the one that brought up us having kids together first and how much he wanted to be a father). Everything I'd say or do was eventually held over my head. He deflected, projected and in some instances simply lied in order to look like he was a good guy who was trying to be a good father and partner despite having a partner that treated him horribly. In reality it was the other way around. He once told me that he was so critical of me because he was very self critical, that I didnt deserve respect because I wasnt a respectable person, he would hone in on my flaws and insecurities and make fun of me for them. When I pointed out his flaws he got mad, he got so mad. He made sure I was wholly dependent on him, I had no money of my own, everything was in either his or his parents name, I wasnt allowed to work (he threatened to sleep with someone else, and take the car I was using from me), whenever I would try to leave he'd take my car keys, my phone, my bank cards, anything I'd need to be independent. I had nothing that was my own. Everything revolved around him and what he wanted. My wants and needs were unimportant. If i voiced any concerns, feelings, opinions, I was told that I was too emotional, I was always looking for something to be wrong, I had no idea what I was talking about, I made him miserable, I simply couldnt be happy. He often told me it wasnt on him to validate me, that me seeking reassurance and compliments was annoying him. Every time I started to pull away he'd act wounded and hurt, and do everything I'd been asking for, only to devalue me again once he was sure I was reeled back in. Trauma bonds are vicous in so many ways. Your entire perception is warped, there is nothing outside of the narcissist, you lose your sense of self, your entire identity. It took me a couple years to realize that and gather the strength and courage to leave.
@lisajay4737
@lisajay4737 Жыл бұрын
Fabulous video.....very much enjoyed the content. The ideas put forward are thought provoking. Thanks.
@pixinotdust4925
@pixinotdust4925 Жыл бұрын
Good one! Useful. Thanks.🙏🏾 Listening from Germany Cologne 🧚🏽‍♂
@Cool_Change
@Cool_Change Жыл бұрын
This is one of the most important videos l have seen. Thank you Richard this is so true.
@joshuarezac8590
@joshuarezac8590 Жыл бұрын
This was helpful very enlightening. Thank you for putting this out.
@melissasabido1289
@melissasabido1289 Жыл бұрын
NB, Canada 🇨🇦! I’ve learned so very much, thank you for all the wonderful knowledge. Indeed knowledge is power! Ty
@Dothyification
@Dothyification 10 ай бұрын
I only started to watch your videos recently as I just escaped a narcist just after my boyfriend for over 20 years died who turns out to be a narcist as well. It is all very clear to me when I speak about their attitudes, much less when it comes down to my attitude for over more then 20 years. I ve watched 100 of videos about this subject but I have to say that you have a very clear and sincire way of expressing yourself and I totally agry with your points of view! I am really impressed by who you are and the way you try to help people because you really do! Respecfully yours.
@johannahypponen6270
@johannahypponen6270 Жыл бұрын
Watching from Finland❤️😍 Amazing video thank you so much🙌‼️🙏❤️🥰
@annalucillada
@annalucillada Жыл бұрын
highly recommend the unplug-course. let the misery and drama end and start to be human (again). ✌️
@INDIGO11369
@INDIGO11369 Жыл бұрын
Thank you for the work you do and the effort that you give in the process. Brilliant Conversation. I believe, just as you pointed out, the power of numbers in small groups forces accountability. Not everyone has Integrity. I say this out loud quite a bit, that if there had been a third party present in the majority of arguments regarding morality with family members, friends and significant others, those disagreements would have ended much sooner, and with less resistance. Exceptionally less gaslighting for sure. Unfortunately my dichotomy always has me feeling sorry for the aggressor because I realize it is in fact not their fault, but a trait that has either been passed down through generations (and/or) caused from trauma. This has always led to giving eternal forgiveness, yet always being the only one to ever apologize.
@Prometheuspredator
@Prometheuspredator Жыл бұрын
Don't feel sorry for them as they know exactly what they are doing as they know right from wrong as society dictates this. Feeling sorry for them makes you an easy target by a narcissist. It lays your life wide for a narcissist to come in and invade and destroy your life. You have to hold them accountable as this will prevent a hostile takeover of your piece, happiness, and causing total destruction in your life.
@papaainsl3705
@papaainsl3705 Жыл бұрын
I have been looking into narcissisms for last couple of weeks and how can I change this of myself . I need help , I often find that my ego just builds up as self defense , my mind is going on auto mode , this is damaging my relationships , so I found that mid level people pleasing works . I am scared of feeling important to someone and make them disappointed , so they would trow me out. My upringing was just trauma after a trauma , until I left home after I decided to leave at age of 15.
@Glitter504
@Glitter504 Жыл бұрын
Listening from Chicago ❤❤❤ you ! Thank you !
@allisonpayne2097
@allisonpayne2097 3 ай бұрын
I actually understand what your saying about them getting off on reactions,much appreciated 😎
@kerrydwyer1879
@kerrydwyer1879 Жыл бұрын
Hi.Thank you...And OH DEAR''For the affected ,and the ones beiing affected//What a mes..My gentle love to you all.
@fridaytieday
@fridaytieday Жыл бұрын
We LOVE you Richard!!!!!! Thanks for all your hard work and sharing this info with us and helping us deal with these people.
@wattlebough
@wattlebough Жыл бұрын
Grannon is pathological. I’d recommend Dr Romani and Dr Carter and avoid feeding whatever pathology is feeding this guy. He’s suckering a lot of venerable people to feed his own ego.
@sophiestevenson2421
@sophiestevenson2421 Жыл бұрын
Watching from New Zealand 🇳🇿
@jaibhagwangiri2985
@jaibhagwangiri2985 4 ай бұрын
I found this video very informative about NPD .Thank you so much for explaining very clearly and which is scientifically correct.
@collie8
@collie8 10 ай бұрын
Yesterday I watched Talented Mr. Ripley and now watching this Richard’s summary
@luciabellamore
@luciabellamore 10 ай бұрын
Thank you very much for your work and compassion!
@StoneyBolognaReacts
@StoneyBolognaReacts 22 күн бұрын
One of the best at talking about NPD . This information is GOLDEN
@mytinyvictories
@mytinyvictories Жыл бұрын
The person I know could not and would not watch horror films; ride roller coasters; and slept all throughout the day. Now I know why he was so exhausted...all the lying, living a fake life and hyper vigilance made him really tired.
@thelatebloomer4748
@thelatebloomer4748 9 ай бұрын
Yep. Afraid of the dark, so they stay out all night. Destroyed a 4 decade family business gambling and such. Sad stuff....I saw some soul peek out here and there, but quickly overtaken by this demonic stronghold called narcissism, but it's certainly as much spiritual as it is psychological.
@lemondropzs
@lemondropzs 4 ай бұрын
Great video! For me there was nothing to find out, I could tell all of this already, from the very first interaction, however long ago it was and even when somebody starts to lean into developing a narcissistic personality if they weren't one before. As someone who grew up very quiet, being observant is like my middle name. It's effortless and very easy to read people, good people and bad. I have had my fair share of narcissism directed my way and everything you said is on point. I see them watching and copying me even though they act like I am insignificant. However much they think people rate them, I know they believe I rate them way more way more than I actually do, and that is not at all. The very decision they make to obsess over you just to hurt you shows that you are all they think about which is in itself, ironic.
@Bellatrix28618
@Bellatrix28618 11 ай бұрын
You are so wise!! Amazing insight and spot on!! ❤
@arthurcurry7688
@arthurcurry7688 3 ай бұрын
Great content video Richard!!
@lena-mariaglouis-charles7036
@lena-mariaglouis-charles7036 Жыл бұрын
Hello from New York City🍎
@alaskansurvivalist4874
@alaskansurvivalist4874 9 ай бұрын
You're an amazing person Richard, I'm incredibly grateful for the content that you've been producing. I previously thought I was going insane and that the whole world is out to get me type thing but now that I've become aware of narcissism it makes all the sense in the world. They are the energy vampires people talk about. I think it is brave of you that you are outgoing about your sexuality, I personally don't think it's a matter of black-and-white gay or straight type scenario that there is a huge spectrum of different sexual preferences and dispositions. I consider myself mostly heterosexual, but bisexual under specific conditions. But I have found it not an easy thing to be on but about or share with people without misunderstandings or something like judgment. You're a great man and I'm grateful to have come across you and your work. It's funny that I get the impression that these narcissist or not even human and the same way I am if that makes sense. I am an empathic sigma infj so to me these a narcissist sociopaths and psychopaths seem like literal demons
@revheimliliam1305
@revheimliliam1305 4 ай бұрын
When we were in Versailles we went up the baack stairs from the farden, and he asked where the vench eent in- a orop from the nivue "Desirëe" from Disney😊
@aereinheimer
@aereinheimer Жыл бұрын
Watching from Canada!
@meggznham
@meggznham Жыл бұрын
You're a beautiful soul btw. Watching from NY
@nocomments5029
@nocomments5029 Жыл бұрын
Oooo I connected and have a label for the thin skin hysterical aspect for my narcissist now.
@debral9651
@debral9651 Жыл бұрын
Great video. Very true
@catsilva3824
@catsilva3824 Жыл бұрын
Hi Richard! i am in Porto. Thank you both for bringing the vision of what we could learn from the sense of community of many indigenous people and how that relational glue supports both the group and the individue.
@kerry8375
@kerry8375 Жыл бұрын
I find all of those truths you bought out(& I have experienced them) hheartbreaking...I understand we need to really get to know someone now....But very deep within me,I feel sorry fir them and their twisted view of others... And I am in massive debt as a disability pendioner( physical)..,was physically abused...But because I know 1 was narcissistically parentally abused...and the othe literally abused as a refugee...I just feel for them... And ,No...I no longer have contact with either,but I care... I still care in the sense of what made them the way they are... It breaks my heart... I forgive 100%.. But yes..keep away.... Honestly this planet needs healing... Thank you...I apologise about spelling errors...It is spinal damage..I actually can spell well... Thank yourself and all others for the work you do...😊
@lisas1625
@lisas1625 Жыл бұрын
NZ Rasta here ❤️❤️💛💛💚💚
@Rabbatullbayt
@Rabbatullbayt Жыл бұрын
اخوة بالرضاعة ❤❤❤ I’ve lived in Saudi and this man is 100% on point
@jcbanbury
@jcbanbury Ай бұрын
❤❤❤
@luckyjaff855
@luckyjaff855 7 ай бұрын
watching from california!
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