Narcissistic personality

 Narcissistic personality disorder:

 

A narcissistic personality disorder is a mental disease in which persons have an exaggerated sense of their own significance, a deep need for excessive attention and admiration, difficult relationships, and a lack of empathy for others. It is one of several forms of personality disorders. But beneath this confident exterior hide frail self-esteem that is easily shattered by criticism.

 

Narcissistic personality disorder impacts many aspects of life, including relationships, employment, school, and finances. When they aren't offered the particular privileges or adoration, they believe they deserve, people with a narcissistic personality disorder may be generally sad and disappointed.

Others may not enjoy being around them since they find their connections unsatisfying.

 

The severity of symptoms and signs of narcissistic personality disorder varies.

Patients who experience from the disorder can:

 

Have a disproportionate feeling of self-importance

Have a sense of entitlement and require a lot of praise all the time

Expect to be seen as superior despite your lack of accomplishments.

Exaggerate your accomplishments and abilities.

Fantasy about success, power, brilliance, attractiveness, or the ideal mate

They believe they are superior and can only associate with those who are equally exceptional.

Monopolize talks and disparage or dismiss those they consider inferior.

Expect preferential treatment and slavish adherence to their demands.

To acquire what you want, take advantage of others.

Have an inability or reluctance to perceive and respond to others' needs and feelings

Envy others and assume that others envy you

Behaving arrogantly or haughtily, appearing pompous, boastful, and pretentious

Insist on having the best of everything — the best automobile or office, for example.

People who have narcissistic personality disorder have a hard time dealing with criticism, and they can:

When they don't get particular treatment, they become irritable or irritated.

Have considerable interpersonal issues and are easily offended

React with fury or scorn, attempting to minimize the other person in order to appear superior.

Have a hard time controlling your emotions and conduct Have big issues Stress management and change adaptation

Feel melancholy and irritable because they aren't ideal.

Have feelings of uncertainty, shame, vulnerability, and humiliation that are hidden.

 

And finally, here’s some tips on how to Deal with a Narcissistic:

Accept their offer.- Break the curse.- Speak up.- Set some limits.- Expect opposition.- Never forget the truth.- Look for help.- Call for action.