I bet you have met more than a few narcissists along the way. This is the first of a two part series on narcissism, in which we will discuss narcissism in the midst of a malignant divorce. While the upcoming DSM V will no longer recognize narcissism as a personality disorder, clearly extreme narcissistic characters still exist. So, where do we find narcissists in everyday life? While the eccentricities of dictators could be written off as a result of too much power or too much fame, distorted personalities of this nature do exist amongst regular human beings. Sometimes, this personality distortion can surface during times of stress, a phenomena I refer to as a Character Trap. And the heavy stress of many divorces can bend otherwise normal — albeit, perhaps selfish — people into dangerously manipulative individuals. Were you married to a narcissist? Read More
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A narcissistic parent fails to realize his children’s emotions and is unlikely to put them above his own, which can cause your children to realize that they don’t matter much to that parent
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In recent years, the word “narcissist” has crept into the popular vernacular to mean someone who’s conceited and excessively self-involved. But even though self-confidence can be expressed in a way that makes a person condescending and obnoxious, narcissism is something more.