What Causes Narcissistic Collapse?

2023 ж. 8 Қаң.
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Narcissistic people have a huge sense of entitlement but a weak ego and a false sense of self. They require constant attention, validation and admiration from others, often referred to as their narcissistic supply.
But what happens when they aren't as entitled as they thought, their schemes backfire or they lose their supply?
This video discusses the questions 'What is a narcissistic collapse?' and, 'What causes a narcissistic collapse?'
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  • One cure for a narcissist - run, run fast, and run far away and DON'T LOOK BACK - EVER.

    @wingrider1004@wingrider10048 ай бұрын
    • Unless you're Neo - The One

      @bennyjohnson9427@bennyjohnson942722 күн бұрын
  • Pathological envy is what defines them

    @Lizpolygigiblissgirl@Lizpolygigiblissgirl Жыл бұрын
    • My brother has always “cockbloked” me or would make up lies (even believe them) about girls that showed interest in me, i.e.; he would say he made out with them or more, in order for me to lose any interest in them. He could not stand other girls having interest in me over him. It breaks my heart. 😥

      @LouieG7777@LouieG77778 ай бұрын
    • so true.

      @mariahoulihan9483@mariahoulihan94838 ай бұрын
    • Plus super fake and hateful

      @Turin_Turumba@Turin_Turumba7 ай бұрын
  • Once you fully comprehend that these people ARE toddlers, it all clicks into place. It's really *all* you need to know.

    @Ad_Astra_321@Ad_Astra_321 Жыл бұрын
    • You sound like one, right now.

      @griffon129@griffon129Ай бұрын
  • A lot of people in the comments are confusing narcissistic rage and a Narcissistic collapse. Narcissistic collapse is something quite specific - it's almost an existential thing for the Narcissist in which their Narcissist self image is damaged and reality intervenes in a truly profound way that cuts through their armour. It usually looks like quite serious depression and is often mistakenly treated as such - their whole world view has been wrecked and they are left unsure who they are, leaving them very debilitated. It can certainly be mixed in with periods of narcissistic rage as they thrash about, but they are distinct things. It very often comes with ageing when they just can't get away with what they used to do when young, or when they finally get seriously caught and can see no way out of it. The dream they have lived in all their lives suddenly starts to appear to them as ridiculous and they are left scared, anxious and lost.

    @th8257@th82579 ай бұрын
    • I agree, I see no rage in my husband just awful delusion, their world falls apart, he is trying to deny it but it will catch them.

      @agatamakulska4442@agatamakulska44427 ай бұрын
    • Thank you for identifying the differences. My ex was a great womaniser when he was younger. Now, at 72, that doesn’t work so well for him (plus he’s impotent). When I (and his previous partner) were finally able to get free from him, he raged then tried every love bombing ‘trick’ that used to work for him back in the day, then collapsed…..

      @vickit3124@vickit31244 ай бұрын
    • And stupid doctors coddle them and persecute their victims for refusing to be a victim. "Facts don't matter. The only thing that matters is you can't be offending people now!"

      @dakoderii4221@dakoderii42213 ай бұрын
    • Very true and straight to the point.

      @ankeenders-ngono9918@ankeenders-ngono99182 ай бұрын
    • Donald J Trump.

      @gwilymyddraig@gwilymyddraigАй бұрын
  • They also start freaking out when they’ve gotten away their entire lives without any accountability and suddenly are seeing justice might start being served to them FINALLY.

    @bettyveronica9880@bettyveronica9880 Жыл бұрын
    • Exactly... perfectly describes my current partner

      @leealtman@leealtman Жыл бұрын
    • Yeah my mom's son is doing that she wants me to let it go but I said no he's going to be held accountable now since my parents never done anything to enforce it

      @cheyannelong7069@cheyannelong70699 ай бұрын
    • Trump.

      @randyscrafts8575@randyscrafts85759 ай бұрын
    • Very smug while being top dog but actually gutless toddlers.

      @robbrewer2036@robbrewer20368 ай бұрын
    • Biden

      @mrnice7570@mrnice75708 ай бұрын
  • It's like watching a giant child have a temper tantrum! It's scary that a grown adult can behave this way, but then you learn all about Narcissism, you realize that they aren't mature adults, but adults with arrested development and they are VERY emotionally immature people. The problem is, they like to lash out and hurt others in the middle of their "collapse" or temper tantrum and they are actual adults and can do much damage, even almost kill someone, which was my case. They can be scary people!

    @bkpsly1@bkpsly1 Жыл бұрын
    • Same happened to me. I was stuck with one for years. I got away finally. I am so sorry you went through it also. I hope you got away ! 🙏🙏❤❤

      @SunshineDawn7@SunshineDawn7 Жыл бұрын
    • @Dans white I was terrorized and beaten for years and i did the same. Took off when he wasn't there. Every day when i woke up i was surprised i was still alive ! Truly evil people ! So sorry you went through it also ! Blessings 🙏🙏❤❤

      @SunshineDawn7@SunshineDawn7 Жыл бұрын
    • ME 🙋‍♀️. I fear for my life on the regular. They are bullies and will stop at NOTHING. A cult of dangerous depraves. I’ve been hiding my toothbrush for years, and will never leave my food or drink unattended. I’ve stayed to protect my child who is nearly grown now. Working my way out and trying to time things as best I can. It’s been a nearly 2 decade NIGHTMARE!!

      @warriormom5843@warriormom5843 Жыл бұрын
    • I saw that in my 84 year old mother, when she had a partner she stopped talking to him, (because he put up a hook without her permission) then he moved out and she wanted me to smash up his furniture so he couldnt have it !!! thats when i realised IM dealing with a child in an adults body. I had to walk away .

      @NOT_SURE..@NOT_SURE.. Жыл бұрын
    • @@warriormom5843 Yes, You have to time it perfectly ! So many people don't understand how truly dangerous a narcissist is ! Good luck 🙏🙏 I was poisoned several times and beat to within an inch of my life so many times just for daring to stand up to him. I pray you get away 🙏🙏Make sure nobody knows where you are going. Don't trust any of his family or friends! I will be praying for you 🙏🙏💘💘

      @SunshineDawn7@SunshineDawn7 Жыл бұрын
  • I appreciate your efforts to bring this problem to the public's attention. I think you failed to mention, however, that in the midst of a crisis, the narcissist may very well lash out, using anything available to them to strike at those around them they perceive as having betrayed them. When I finally left an abusive narcissist, I became the victim of false criminal allegations by my ex-partner and had to appear in court to defend myself against these accusations. Fortunately for me, the judge was clear-headed and quickly ascertained what was going on. Nevertheless, it made for several weeks of extreme anxiety for me, homeless at the time, which was pretty anxiety-provoking in itself. Can't emphasize enough: if you recognize a partner in these videos, run, don't walk, as far and as fast as you can. Sure, maybe they can get help and become healthy, but you don't want to wait around for that to happen. (Five years of counseling and things only got worse in my case.) Live in your car if you have to, give up your possessions, your dog, what physical comforts you might receive from this abuser and flee for your life. You don't want to get old with a narcissist as your caregiver!

    @jackrice2770@jackrice2770 Жыл бұрын
    • Sage advice. Johnny Depp couldn't have said it any better.

      @djhrecordhound4391@djhrecordhound4391 Жыл бұрын
    • @@djhrecordhound4391 Well, it would have been a lot easier if I'd had his money!

      @jackrice2770@jackrice2770 Жыл бұрын
    • Truths!! You can become super sick from them!!! They try to destroy us!!! They will take away your friends and family and people are like how did they do that if you didn’t do something wrong well you take years of somebody slowly choose taking what is vulnerable and you say that you have a mental illness and they’re gonna talk all this wonderful staff and act like they’re so supportive to your parents and friends and then they’re gonna throw in a little thing to make your parents are friends question your sanity!! They will tape record conversations. Once they piss you off and you go off on them because that’s called reactive abuse because you might become verbally assaulted to them after years of bullshit you lose your crap!!!! The reality is when we come out of the relationships we’re not too healthy and we need to get our head straight and back on and get her ground about us. It’s easy to lose ground when somebody’s taking your money, hiding money, gaslighting you, manipulating you, turning your friends away from you, turning your family away from you, turning your children away from you, can, controlling your money, making you feel bad about how you look and what you do and any new interest that you have it’s just you’re an idiot in the list goes on!!!! RUN!!!

      @Portia620@Portia620 Жыл бұрын
    • ALSO. DON’T TAKE THEM BACK!!!! PLACE STUPID OR GET SICK LIKE ME IN DECEMEBER 2019! 🙏. He got mad that I wouldn’t take him back fast enough! GOD works in mysterious ways, ladies and gentlemen!

      @Portia620@Portia620 Жыл бұрын
    • Excellent point 100%. " You don't want to retire and get old with a narcissist as your caregiver or power of attorney.

      @gregestee9099@gregestee9099 Жыл бұрын
  • I just hope I live long enough to see my narc ex collapse

    @garryyoung8945@garryyoung8945 Жыл бұрын
  • They literally cannot handle the truth.

    @courtneyawalsh@courtneyawalsh6 ай бұрын
  • When I finally absolutely said I was done, he committed suicide.

    @jeankipper6954@jeankipper69547 ай бұрын
    • Suicide doesnt fix their bad behaviors in physical reality, theyll reincarnate in another life only to continue the consequences of their own actions..

      @Lonewolfalchemist@Lonewolfalchemist13 күн бұрын
    • Seriously? How do you feel that he is now dead? That's crazy

      @jcbanbury@jcbanbury11 күн бұрын
  • Trying to recover after years of heartbreak and abuse with a narcissistic husband. Left debt, heartbreak and a lot more. While he’s living his best life with his new mistress, I’m left sorting out the mess and unfinished business he left behind😢

    @suzanneharkin6956@suzanneharkin6956 Жыл бұрын
    • I've said it more than once! I'm not trying to change you,but show you there is another way!!! Tell us more Darren.

      @malcolmwaddilove1822@malcolmwaddilove1822 Жыл бұрын
    • Suzanne Harkin - Having had a similar experience, I can reasure you that in time, and not as much as you think, dealing with the debt, heartbreak and all the shit they leave you with, is worth every day you wake up knowing you have got rid of someone who was killing your soul. You're on a journey to a good place! And by the way, remember the new mistress has got the same with knobs on, to look forward to. And he will go on and on repeating his behaviour on a treadmill going nowhere....

      @EuphemiaGrubb@EuphemiaGrubb Жыл бұрын
    • I took care of mom from her age 80- til death96! One sibling made a CIRCUS OF HER DEATH BED- he woke her up from naps ( to say i luv you!) & was A Scene maker at Funeral. GHASTLY..

      @carolnahigian9518@carolnahigian9518 Жыл бұрын
    • You actually got the better end...you got away from him. Put him behind you and enjoy the rest of your life.

      @Peachy08@Peachy08 Жыл бұрын
    • @@EuphemiaGrubb thank you 🙏 for giving me hope💐

      @suzanneharkin6956@suzanneharkin6956 Жыл бұрын
  • Narcissism is so common in society today I think we lose our ability to recognize it a lot of the time. We overlook the narcissism of family and friends to protect them and our relationships we have with them. Nobody wants to break down all the narcissists in their life for fear of having nobody left. I've had to remove all narcissists from my life. It was painful and left me with virtually no friends but it was worth it. Loneliness was always there now I don't have to deal with narcissists and be lonely too. I got really sick of the mind games and the compromise we have to make to maintain toxic relationships with toxic people. They expect it of us and it just gets worse and worse over time until we just can't take it anymore. We try to rationalise we say to ourselves maybe if I'm extra nice and forgiving they will change or maybe they will finally realise how sick they are and just stop being that way. The #1 rule with narcissists is they will never change short of absolute catastrophe. I would rather be alone than suffer the toxic poison you have to drink to have narcissistic friends and family. Enforcing boundaries is about making sacrifices.

    @truescotsman4103@truescotsman4103 Жыл бұрын
    • I hate to say this but................ this is absolutely the truth. NP is an epidemic in the US. I think the old school rules of 'banishment' should apply here. Just sayin' :) We need to come up with a way to trick all the NPs into thinking that there are alot of nice people to abuse on Mars and that they would be good candidates for colonizing the Red Planet.

      @bioniteorigins@bioniteorigins Жыл бұрын
    • MSM, it is planned.... its called divide and conquer and centrally controlled. Expand your thinking.

      @horiboyablemgtow7842@horiboyablemgtow7842 Жыл бұрын
    • right , it is common in society . Almost all of them are like that

      @frederiquebertin119@frederiquebertin11911 ай бұрын
    • The only people I allow in my life are my children. I am so happy!!!

      @RaptureReadyforJesus-qv2ql@RaptureReadyforJesus-qv2ql9 ай бұрын
    • I love this. You nailed everything I’ve wanted to articulate.

      @michelec2848@michelec28487 ай бұрын
  • I am astounded at how accurately you describe Narcissism. Your insight is amazing. Always spot on. Thank you.

    @taniakokelj1481@taniakokelj1481 Жыл бұрын
    • Yep--My mother, several other relatives, boyfriends and bosses have had this disorder, and Darren's descriptions are spot-on.

      @Elizabeth-yg2mg@Elizabeth-yg2mg4 ай бұрын
    • The only comment he's liked is the one praising him. What a narcissist. 😂

      @EscapeEscapism364@EscapeEscapism364Ай бұрын
  • "Narcissistic collapse" or decompensation refers to a significant and sudden breakdown in the functioning and self-image of an individual with narcissistic personality disorder (NPD) or a person with narcissistic traits. It occurs when their inflated sense of self-worth is severely challenged or when they experience a major failure or loss that threatens their ego and self-esteem. Narcissistic personality disorder is characterized by an excessive preoccupation with oneself, a grandiose sense of self-importance, a need for admiration, and a lack of empathy for others. Individuals with NPD often have fragile self-esteem that is maintained through the constant validation and admiration of others. They may display a sense of entitlement and react strongly to any perceived criticism or threat to their self-image. Narcissistic collapse can occur when the individual encounters a significant life event or a series of failures that expose their vulnerabilities and challenge their idealized self-image. This can include professional failures, relationship difficulties, loss of status or power, or public humiliation. During a narcissistic collapse, individuals may experience intense emotional distress, such as depression, anxiety, shame, or rage. They may become hypersensitive to criticism or rejection and struggle to maintain their previous façade of superiority. They may withdraw socially, exhibit self-destructive behaviors, or engage in impulsive actions to protect their fragile ego. It's important to note that narcissistic collapse does not imply that the individual will seek therapy or change their narcissistic traits. In some cases, it may lead to a temporary reduction in overt narcissistic behaviors as the person retreats or isolates themselves. However, they may eventually reestablish their defensive mechanisms or seek new sources of validation to regain their sense of superiority.

    @harmonizedigital.@harmonizedigital.11 ай бұрын
  • You totally nailed this, Darren. My mother has been having a meltdown for the last 3 months because, now in my mid-60s, I finally told her of 2 recent events where she'd stomped all over my boundaries. Setting the boundary in the first place had taken all my courage!!!!! She's gone through several stages, trying to convince my husband that she's done nothing wrong and is terribly confused (because she's sooo sweet she could never do anything wrong), and now she's trying to convince hubby that I'm in need of psychiatric help and am crumbling because we don't have a dog any more. I'm actually shocked at how fully she can not concieve that she could have had the least thing to do with the behaviour that caused me to speak with her. I was firm with her, but there was no anger, no blaming, nothing I wouldn't repeat in front in anyone on the planet. In fact I was (and still am) incredibly impressed with how beautifully, patiently and calmly I handled her. She can do whatever she likes, she is never taking that away from me. And after 47 years, she has finally shown my hubby who she truly is. The flying monkey, that he has been all this time, has completely awoken from the spell and the validation to me is like a miracle.

    @yamlwoz@yamlwoz Жыл бұрын
    • i am 57 and did the same , twice i sat down and tried to have an adult conversation with mum about how she talks to me and that Im not happy with it, she immediatly burst into tears (like a child would) just to deflect me, then she got angry , then they tried to project their issues onto me so i just had to get away for my own mental health.

      @NOT_SURE..@NOT_SURE.. Жыл бұрын
    • Oh I have experiencia with my own Mother she is constantly marina up horrible versions of my life....and if I give my point of view of what se is doing...starts to strugle getting agressive angry and afirman that I lose control .... always a Goodyear decisión to remove yourself from these persons

      @raquellangjahr2829@raquellangjahr2829 Жыл бұрын
    • @@NOT_SURE.. wow, they really are like 2 year old children chucking a tantrum aren't they? The best words to me are that you got away. I wish I'd done that years ago. Perhaps, if I'd realised how long mine would live, I would have done. She's 87. Declining now, but not fast enough. Sometimes I don't know how much more I can take. So much better now my husband is seeing the truth though. Run, NOT SURE, never look back, live and love in your own freedom 🥰

      @yamlwoz@yamlwoz Жыл бұрын
    • @@raquellangjahr2829 I'm very sorry for your experiences, but glad that you can see it all clearly. At least you aren't suffering confusion on top of the abuse.

      @yamlwoz@yamlwoz Жыл бұрын
    • Sounds like my Mom only she has clinical OCD.

      @wilsonle61@wilsonle61 Жыл бұрын
  • Well, I personally know one reason: when you get up and leave them!

    @LisaCulton@LisaCulton Жыл бұрын
    • Yes. After 20 months of stalking and even though he is under house arrest 'our narcisist' has just published a defamatory video on facebook and Tiktok. Darren couldn't have described the situation better.

      @lesleywall4186@lesleywall4186 Жыл бұрын
    • @@lesleywall4186 They won't stop! It's horrible.

      @LisaCulton@LisaCulton Жыл бұрын
  • Having been witness to someone who most likely was in Narcissist collapse, it is an amazing experience to literally feel the intensity of rage, shame, guilt and blame that they have inside of them. It’s like watching a man drowning, thrashing around for dear life begging for help, but willing to drown you if you jump in with a laugh and sneer. Your empathy and kindness will be spit back in your face. As you said, they have maladaptive coping skills that end with the exact opposite of what they ‘say’ they want. It is a heartbreaking thing really. Although I have learned to walk away from these desperate life-negating energies and just say a small prayer for their healing.

    @Jean-ds9vk@Jean-ds9vk Жыл бұрын
  • No supply. May throw biggest tantrum, stop eating so those around them have to watch their implosion. That gives them supply.

    @edgreen8140@edgreen8140 Жыл бұрын
    • It’s a catch 22 with a toxic individual.

      @spiritwellness252@spiritwellness252 Жыл бұрын
    • Yup. That’s what my sister did. Stopped eating , trips to emergency, angry at doctors not finding any diagnose, crying that no one put her first when she needed a favour. She had to do everything herself.

      @GlenMACWilliam@GlenMACWilliam Жыл бұрын
    • Sometimes those on the receiving end react with anger and have trouble eating. It goes both ways.

      @Jessicahurst1@Jessicahurst13 ай бұрын
  • I've seen this happen, it is kind of sad but effectively we cannot help them, nothing can help them. We can only help ourselves by distancing ourselves from them.

    @lundsweden@lundsweden Жыл бұрын
  • Take your typical spoiled toddler having a meltdown because they didn't get what they want. Now scale that up to the adult level.

    @thecustodian1023@thecustodian1023 Жыл бұрын
    • Great breakdown, you should be a psychologist.

      @griffon129@griffon129Ай бұрын
  • When I cut contact with my covert narcissist mother I did it over a 5 month period. She had given me the silent treatment (yet again) and I was going through therapy to deal with it. I’d had enough. When the silent treatment stopped I never responded. I just continued my treatment and self care. You could see the behaviour change from abuser to attempted manipulator, she would message my wife about mundane things and my wife never responded, same with my mother in law. Golden Child flying monkey calls were ignored. Even the family accountant called only to be instantly fired. It was mental, literally. At the end of my treatment and in my own time I eventually messaged her saying she could contact my wife only about issues relating to certain obligations, nothing more. I was blocking her and she was no longer able to contact me, that was all. The messages to my wife became few and far between as she finally realised she had zero control. She mostly certainly had a collapse during and after that.

    @Scorpionwins23@Scorpionwins238 ай бұрын
  • Narcissists breed more narcissists..if you are not careful, we are all a little..but the good people keep it under control

    @monaj33@monaj338 ай бұрын
  • Hi Dr Darren. Thanks for addressing this topic. I've witnessed a narcissist collapse, and what ensued afterwards was nothing less than terrifying. What I learned was to never threaten to expose a malignant type of person. Because the moment he knew what proof I had to expose him, I ended up fighting for my life w 3 Machiavelli attempts to my life. And... 4 and a half years of stalking and harassment in levels only Life Time TV movies could explain. I am lucky to be alive, but today I also have learned better and safer ways to help survivors w the proper direction in maintaining their rights to safety, protection from law enforcement, the way to file paperwork properly in order to enforce RO's and PFAs better, and... Helping the survivor navigate through the legal system much smarter. Something good came out of something heinous.

    @theforensicbadass@theforensicbadass Жыл бұрын
    • What you've survived is exactly what I'm terrified of. 16 years after the divorce, he's now verbally and emotionally torturing our younger son, who still isn't quite strong enough to know what he's doing to him. He so wants his father's love, and his father can't give him anything but small, stingy, conditional bits. I wish he'd die in a boating accident brought on by his own recklessness. Our older son has figured him out, taken all the abuse he's going to, and blocked him. I want to save my younger son, but he's almost 31, and will do as he thinks right. When he's already depressed.

      @biondna7984@biondna7984 Жыл бұрын
    • @@biondna7984 I'm so sorry to hear of what you and your beautiful child are struggling with. My only suggestion and advice is to be the best mother you possibly can to your son. Don't say anything negative about his father. Embrace him and ask him about his feelings. Except him for any kind of temper tantrums or anger or expression he might have. And just hold on to your truth inwardly. The little children don't have the comprehension to understand. Let alone, it takes the victim survivor sometimes years to dismantle the cognitive dissonance, the trauma and gaslighting brain. I'm sending you big hugs. Lots of encouragement. And the best advice I could offer, is higher a coach immediately to get daily discipline along with your trauma-informed counselor. You cannot do this through KZhead videos alone like most survivors think.

      @theforensicbadass@theforensicbadass Жыл бұрын
    • @@theforensicbadass I appreciate your input. Already working with a coach on this and other matters. Just heard, my younger son (31) has already started denying more money to his father. He's broke anyway, but maybe it took this for him to see that there'll be no end to the demands regardless.

      @biondna7984@biondna7984 Жыл бұрын
    • I went through very similar, so i know.

      @angelanicholson951@angelanicholson951 Жыл бұрын
    • I can completely relate to everything you wrote!!! I’m still trying to recover from my ex husband (sociopathic) after exposing him in court, twice. First for divorce (adultery on his part, and second was child’s abuse regarding our Son). He tried to set me up & have people unalive me so I wouldn’t got through with the trial. The state took away his parental rights. So imagine what a injury that was to his EGO. It’s been a nightmare, most people don’t believe what I’ve been through bc it’s SO insane. I never knew these creatures existed before I met my ex. I’m beyond traumatized, I cannot stop the panic attacks & dissociation. My Son was 10 when he begged me for help, he’s now 20. I’m so messed up from this. These people are demons.

      @NopeNotTodaySatan@NopeNotTodaySatan Жыл бұрын
  • My nex had various mild to moderate episodes of collapse during our relationship but the complete decompensating and full blown delusions at the end topped everything I could possibly imagine.

    @f1b3rcut@f1b3rcut Жыл бұрын
  • narc collapse.......when a narc has no supply and sits at home gnawing on its own leg

    @scottwwsi@scottwwsi Жыл бұрын
    • I like your use of "it!" They do seem less than human.

      @Joelswinger34@Joelswinger343 ай бұрын
  • Glad I left. Seen enough, don’t need to see my narc mother implode. My best to the flying monkeys, good luck! 😊

    @terridillon3053@terridillon3053 Жыл бұрын
  • Reading through the comments I'd just like to say if you are with a Narc and don't have children or pets, please don't.Get away as safely and as fast as you can.Also,don't eat or drink anything they make.They are not to be trusted and WILL abuse anything you love.

    @clairejohnson6522@clairejohnson6522 Жыл бұрын
    • So true! My narc mom has a habit of smearing her feces around the house. I NEVER eat or drink anything that she has come into contact with!

      @ellensunden2778@ellensunden27782 ай бұрын
  • 100% great post! I’ve dealt with 3 in my life (that I know of)….head on. They’re damaged people….keep them out of your life. It doesn’t get better….ever. Show them you know who they are….and walk away. Any “air” you give them will prolong the pain. Family member, coworker….anyone. Walk away!

    @BD-qq4fn@BD-qq4fn Жыл бұрын
  • I think narcissists collapse when they are exposed for who they truly are. They differ from normal people who collapse because they are adversely impacted by external conditions. It’s scary to watch the implosion though.

    @thescapegoatclub@thescapegoatclub Жыл бұрын
    • I watched my wife, it was like a scene out of The Exorcist

      @horiboyablemgtow7842@horiboyablemgtow7842 Жыл бұрын
    • You have to steer clear from them

      @dontbelongherefromanotherp9807@dontbelongherefromanotherp9807 Жыл бұрын
    • @@dontbelongherefromanotherp9807 yup!

      @thescapegoatclub@thescapegoatclub Жыл бұрын
  • I’ve witnessed a sibling have a narcissist rage twice. I think she is undergoing/has undergone at least one collapse. She is alone in her life and it is all her doing - that is the piece that is critical for her to understand. But instead, she goes onto social media and posts how awful her family is for not checking in on her. And has begun to engage in character assassination (mine in particular). I do not believe in the commonly held platitude: “blood is thicker than water”. No toxic person is worth ruining your self just to “keep the peace.”

    @ghilly_one1720@ghilly_one17204 ай бұрын
  • Wow! I was praying to the Lord and talking to him last night about my soon to be ex-husband, and going over in my mind the 18 years of exquisite lies, deception, manipulation and selfishness, I was just floored. How someone can come up with such extraordinary lies and make up people, places and happenings!

    @bornagain2890@bornagain2890 Жыл бұрын
  • Thanks for addressing this topic. After going no contact and then COVID quarantine, my ex went through a collapse. It's not pleasant to watch from the sidelines. He tried to suck his children into the obyss. There was no one willing to stroke his ego or join the fruitless game. It all ended, sadly. Posts like yours bring light to the darkness.

    @cp9023@cp9023 Жыл бұрын
  • "find it hard just to get out of bed"- towards the end he said that wished that he could go to sleep and never wake up. I could tell that his guilt and regret were eating him alive. What you're saying is completely accurate. I saw it firsthand.

    @jeffreyjackson5229@jeffreyjackson522910 ай бұрын
    • I am going through this personal hell myself. I recently realized I am a covert vulnerable narcissist. My life is crumbing apart. I can hardly get out of bed. I just want God to take me out of my misery

      @keithhowell1590@keithhowell1590Ай бұрын
  • One of my brothers is clearly a narcissist but I didn’t realise until recent years. I’m an empath (probably too much sometimes) so he found it easy to manipulate me . I always dreaded his phone calls because within minutes he would re hash the same perceived grievances he had against the rest of the family that I had heard many many times. No acknowledgement of what part he may have played, just pure victim speak. After years of this I realised that he never asked how I was or how my husband and kids were doing, just always blathered on about himself. I pointed this out a few years ago and haven’t heard from him since. I guess the truth hurts.

    @mimib95@mimib958 ай бұрын
  • Now that I understand what the collapse is, that's what the narcissist I was married to for 24 years did. Through the years, he would do this childish silent treatment insisted nothing was wrong. He would stop talking, and so did I. I grew up with 5 sisters that would do the same thing. Stop talking stomp around the house, slam doors, and other annoying things. When I didn't respond, he literally lost his mind and drank himself to death! It's still amazing to me how I survived, but I'm so grateful now for the experience cause now I know what kind of creatures they're are in the world.

    @sajor1847@sajor18474 ай бұрын
  • You keep describing my older siblings!!!

    @decide2think@decide2think Жыл бұрын
  • Every single characteristic mentioned is what THEY accuse you of... There's no way to discuss it They just turn it back It's actually amazing to observe But the destruction of my character is well underway with threats of continuing to every person I love I'm content that anyone who takes his crap seriously is not my friend and I'll hold my head high Thanks for all the insight... Now I have a name for what has been happening..

    @Kathy-kr1sv@Kathy-kr1svАй бұрын
  • There is genuine understanding and nuanced insight into a host of… narcissistic dynamics here, impressively condensed and articulated. It’s hard to figure why they behave as they do and lie so much, often so ridiculously, as they do. How the past can be rewritten, and rewritten anew. This video is helpful in trying to get and maintain one’s head around it. I’m sure it helps a lot of people.

    @Mrpthrill@Mrpthrill Жыл бұрын
    • I've been in a legal battle with one for over a year and when it came time for us to go do depositions their lies and nonsense got so deep that it became clear to both side's lawyers that they were little more than an arrogant fool talking out their butt the whole way through. What got me was that what they were saying was so outrageous it ended up with us not being able to finish the depositions because now they have to produce a pile of information to go through again due to what they were saying having possibly revealed long-running criminal activity that may have to handled outside of the lawsuit I am a part of.

      @thecustodian1023@thecustodian1023 Жыл бұрын
    • Yes! Ditto on the past being rewritten. 👍 I remember so much going back to, gosh, I think I was maybe 18 months old, learning to talk. I recounted memories of the house we lived in and described the little blonde haired girl I played with. And my mother was in shock, she couldn't believe I remembered all this, the river behind the house, the two giant fir trees in the front yard....and then I'd tell golden child some traumatic memory and she'd answer "You must have DREAMED it!" 🤬 Nope. It was real. A real living nightmare. She knows the truth, she's just trying to rewrite history.

      @sharonthompson672@sharonthompson67210 ай бұрын
  • I love hearing that there's a spectrum even within narcissism where some of them can actually go work on themselves if it isn't as engrained. It gives me hope that maybe it can dwindle generationally like trauma.

    @thisperson9758@thisperson9758 Жыл бұрын
    • "Narcissist going to work on themselves" is not the norm. Personally I'd say it's a dichotomy, but I wouldn't argue with a professional such as Darren. A general rule is if you're asking if you are a narcissist, you're not.

      @djhrecordhound4391@djhrecordhound4391 Жыл бұрын
    • @@djhrecordhound4391 I'm thinking maybe they entertain the idea that the problem isn't them and external, seeking therapy for it, and potentially are sniffed out by the therapist who might be better at getting them to work on themselves without the identification tag of 'narcissism' being said out loud. Or the collapse is just so insanely outsized to other collapses they've had before they just can't deal and go (or are forced into) to therapy.

      @lfleia@lfleia Жыл бұрын
    • @@lfleia They don't just entertain the idea that it isn't them, they put on full productions to avoid being sniffed out by anyone, especially a therapist. Don't forget how many can dupe professionals into believing them. It's all to avoid any responsibility for their own words or actions.

      @djhrecordhound4391@djhrecordhound4391 Жыл бұрын
    • @@djhrecordhound4391 Oh for sure! I've been watching my father's gears constantly turning regarding his son no longer talking to him for the last 7 years, and he'll start down the realization of 'I really wasn't there as much as I could've been', and 'I could've been more supportive', then right angle into 'but my childhood was worse! And I got over it! (he didn't) And he should just get over it!" and I feel deeply for the people that go to therapy with a narc, not realizing they are with a narc, hoping it'll help and instead of the narc being sniffed out, just get gaslit more. I don't think it's incredibly common by any means, just potentially possible.

      @lfleia@lfleia Жыл бұрын
    • I personally think they’re more misunderstood than we think. We always assign bad intentions to narcissists, but if their brains got wired wrong then maybe we shouldn’t be treating it like they’re evil, but rather like they’re complicated and require even more help. Sitting there villainizing someone can make understanding others harder. If we all agree they’re evil and treat them as such then there is 0% chance of them getting better unless they do it alone, which everyone seems to agree they struggle with. Let’s say someone seems narcissistic but they actually have bpd or something. You’re going to misinterpret everything they’re doing to fit it into a narrative that they’re malevolent, rather than just realizing they have issues and you’re not capable of dealing with them. I know it’s easier to see in black and white, especially when you’ve been hurt by someone, but despite our feelings we have to accept the world is grey and also complicated.

      @thisperson9758@thisperson9758 Жыл бұрын
  • Vulnerable narcissists are more prone to rage and shame than grandiose narcissists.

    @loekiekanters4295@loekiekanters42958 ай бұрын
  • Loving the geek memorabilia in the background.

    @iCoffeeStains@iCoffeeStains Жыл бұрын
    • I noticed it too!

      @sonoranoasis3012@sonoranoasis3012 Жыл бұрын
  • You'd think at some point...like hitting rock bottom...that narcissists would not want to stay in their cycle of self destruction.

    @LoquaciousByNature@LoquaciousByNature3 ай бұрын
  • Narcissism needs to be added to the elementary school's curriculum.

    4 ай бұрын
  • My ex Narc. was so slick ! He pulls the wool over everyone's eyes time and time again then slowly people figure him out and disappear out of his life. I had kids with him before i knew what he was. I finally got away after twenty four years. I left him twenty years ago Jan. 3, 2003. I have two kids that still live on the property we had bought together and for the last twenty years i would talk to him so he didn't take it out on our kids. Now my youngest is 33 years old and i can't do it anymore. I have just recently gone no contact and i am afraid what he might do to them because i won't talk to him. I hope they are able to hold their own but i am still being controlled by him because i worry about my boys. He has terrified me for 43 years. Don't ever have kids with a narcissist people because he or she will use them to try and control you 😔

    @SunshineDawn7@SunshineDawn7 Жыл бұрын
    • Maybe think about how strong your kids are! They know the score. I have been total no contact for 2.5 years. He was a violent, psychopathic, stalker. Just yesterday, emails youngest daughter (16) about how he has done the work on himself and it was me who was the abuser. She discussed it with me and she responded to him to let him know exactly what he was and that he was never to contact her again. He is low on supply and has been exposed by other people. Her understanding of this "disorder" and her strength in this is remarkable. Don't stay a victim living on fear about your grown children. That is a lesson I have just learned...

      @thrivingnow7395@thrivingnow7395 Жыл бұрын
    • @@thrivingnow7395 Thank you so much ! You are so right ! My kids are strong and i need to trust they will be okay. My ex was a violent psychopathic stalker also. They always try and make the kids and anyone who will listen think that it wasn't them that it was us that was the problem. I think when my kids were younger they were confused by some of it but they are older and smarter now. I am glad your daughter sees though her father. I am glad you are both okay now and i appreciate what you said 💗Sometimes i guess i just need to hear it from someone else who understands and has been through it. Thank you again 😊Be Blessed and have peace ☮☮🙏🙏

      @SunshineDawn7@SunshineDawn7 Жыл бұрын
    • @@SunshineDawn7 thanks for your kind words! Keep strong!

      @thrivingnow7395@thrivingnow7395 Жыл бұрын
    • @@thrivingnow7395 Absolutely !❤❤You stay strong as well 💪💪🥰🥰🙏🙏💘💘

      @SunshineDawn7@SunshineDawn7 Жыл бұрын
    • @@SunshineDawn7 Thanks! I have left the country for a while. Keeping positive and moving forwards.

      @thrivingnow7395@thrivingnow7395 Жыл бұрын
  • Brilliant,I thought it was me who was losing the plot,an excellent review I'm living with.

    @malcolmwaddilove1822@malcolmwaddilove1822 Жыл бұрын
  • Where have you been all my life? :-) I was raised by violently narcissistic mother. So I ran away in the early 90s to Ireland & married a violently narcissistic husband. Wish I knew you then.

    @maireadb.4271@maireadb.427110 ай бұрын
  • I was subject to this around 5 days ago. and a friendship I was having strong doubts about is over. she went too far. This friend really screamed and shouted and denegrated me in public and was under the false impression I would accept this. I walked away. She has upset me.. but bit by bit i feel better.

    @mariahoulihan9483@mariahoulihan94838 ай бұрын
  • Sorry I pressed the wrong button. And then this morning, I checked my phone and there is your teaching and when a narcissist implodes! I have listened to quite a number of your teachings on this subject and as the others have said, it is spot on. I am kind of waiting and I don't mean in a cruel way whatsoever but I am waiting for that to happen or something like that to happen with my husband who is in an adulterous relationship. When he was served the divorce papers he had to sign, I found out from the lawyers office that he never turned them in after 20 days. I told her I didn't think he would. So it goes into default and I know him, he probably didn't quite understand what he read, even though it was a uncontested, simple divorce. He also skims over reading papers and I'm sure he did not show his girlfriend as he told me he really doesn't want to marry her. He found out the hard way that she is not going to let him get away with all the garbage he did to me and he finds it hard to compete with her for manipulation. She told me herself she has mental issues and is on medication. Great! They can have each other - I don't want to be married to that kind of man anymore! I never wanted bad things for him, but he's done this all to himself and he's paying the consequences. Thank you for your very very helpful information and I know as I read some of the comments - we are all very grateful! 😊😊😊

    @bornagain2890@bornagain2890 Жыл бұрын
  • 9yrs in family court, gone through all of this with my ex! Even faked a heart attack so he didn't have to attend court ! Our son has a terminal cardiac condition, it was like he was saying " it's me too" Adjournment, but, he had to provide hospital report. Guess what? Exposed! Normal obs, normal ECG, normal bloods! Pathetic! So court thankfully, won't allow him anywhere near our son! 3 emails per yr. He hasn't done the first 2! Just been focused on my sons physical & mental health. Had sessions with a consultant psychologist- really helped! I think it was because he was hearing the same affirmations & support but, from a professional! Made sure psychologist was a man, so he could talk to & have counselling from a healthy minded male, his support & know not all men are bad!

    @mumo9413@mumo94138 ай бұрын
  • When I refused to let my narcissist cousin order me around anymore she began hyperventilating through her teeth! I was completely shocked and chuckle in amazement when remembering the sounds she made on the phone that day.

    @Elizabeth-yg2mg@Elizabeth-yg2mg4 ай бұрын
  • "a shame-based depression"- yes, sir. The admiration that a little boy generally has for his father was destroyed within me as I grew older and there were other men who eventually received it. It is these men to whom I owe my accomplishments. One of these men he would bad-mouth in later years and, of course, I knew why😉 Coupled with this, I was the one child and son of his who no longer visited him. The admiration was gone, I saw what he was and wasn't, and I had to protect myself from his self-esteem attacks.

    @jeffreyjackson5229@jeffreyjackson522910 ай бұрын
  • I saw this when i spoke up to a narc friend about her behaviour towards me.She cried for 2 whole days, then wouldn't speak to me for 2 years. At the time,i didn't know about narcissism and was really surprised by the extreme nature of her reaction as what i had said was pretty mild.

    @peachesmcgee4795@peachesmcgee47953 ай бұрын
  • Thank You, Sir, for sharing your knowledge. It makes a huge difference in a lot of people's lives. To heal is to understand.

    @katesmith8005@katesmith8005 Жыл бұрын
  • This is the greatest thing that could happen to a narcissist, they deserve to feel all the pain they have caused, never feel sorry for them they always try to play the victim!

    @jeffreysnethen9586@jeffreysnethen9586 Жыл бұрын
    • Do they? Aren't there some at least who get a huge wake-up call, can be really contrite and who get therapy to come to terms with themselves?

      @innfield8836@innfield8836 Жыл бұрын
    • @@innfield8836 not that I have seen, only more lies fake changes then later back to how they really are, never trust one!

      @jeffreysnethen9586@jeffreysnethen9586 Жыл бұрын
    • ​@@innfield8836 I can verify that there are definitely more than some nowadays who are taking the courageous step towards healing and even have their own KZhead channels, but you probably know that anyway. 😊

      @cyndigooch1162@cyndigooch1162 Жыл бұрын
  • Your channel is the best! Plus I love your accent :) Thank you for everything you do. You always shine a light on all the hard knock lessons I have learned. Thank you!

    @angelagabrielle9694@angelagabrielle9694 Жыл бұрын
  • This was a brilliant video, thank you so much.

    @stephaniecorbett5356@stephaniecorbett5356 Жыл бұрын
  • WOW. What a great summary Darren. Thank you so much for putting this together! It's a keeper!!

    @Butterfly-if1qs@Butterfly-if1qs Жыл бұрын
  • Congratulations Darren! Ave. over 1600 views per day..... You help so many.....⚘And so kindly. I hope people catch on to thank you with the👍👍👍❤👍❤👍👍 you truly deserve. Peace and blessings to you!

    @Butterfly-if1qs@Butterfly-if1qs Жыл бұрын
  • I appreciate you’re nuanced explanations here

    @motherdreamfyre6828@motherdreamfyre682811 ай бұрын
  • I wasn't manipulating my ex spouse when I was suffering. He believed I was and severely neglected me to punish me to the point I almost died docs said. He refused me medical care. M arr

    @joynkindness@joynkindness Жыл бұрын
  • Darren your insight into Narcistic behaviour is phenomenal! 👏 💯 Thank you so much. 🙌

    @christienebotha6363@christienebotha6363 Жыл бұрын
  • As a child I was very confused by the immature and inconsistent nature of family members with these traits! What I came to realize is they were collapsing inside sometimes on a min. by min. bases. Yet barely keeping it together on the outside. Once I got a handle on the motivation and lack of a core it was a hard pass!

    @craigmerkey8518@craigmerkey8518 Жыл бұрын
    • Thank you for an amazingly insightful answer.

      @jeanwestland2293@jeanwestland22936 ай бұрын
  • You're right on target. Excellent advice!

    @joefuge2978@joefuge2978 Жыл бұрын
  • yes public humiliation is the ONLY WAY to get a narcissist cheater to pay attention to you and not ignore you.

    @MissesWitch@MissesWitch Жыл бұрын
    • Either that or leaving. Then they stalk you.

      @Joelswinger34@Joelswinger343 ай бұрын
  • Very careful and inclusive analysis. Thank you.

    @gaddygaddy1916@gaddygaddy1916 Жыл бұрын
  • I don't know if I'm a narcissist, but I do feel entitled to be happy. I've worked hard in my life.

    @CBT5777@CBT57773 ай бұрын
  • This was an excellent overview, it was succinct and covered a lot in eight minutes. I also think kudos are in order for your fun collection in the background. I see Dr. Who, several Star Wars pieces, Star Trek, Battlestar Galactica and Space 1999. It makes me curious about the smaller items. Thanks again, i'll look over your other programs.

    @origamimambo545@origamimambo545 Жыл бұрын
  • Very thorough explanation of Narcissistic collapse & behaviors that come with the personality disorder.

    @drhendrickson2880@drhendrickson2880 Жыл бұрын
  • Very insightful. I appreciate your explaination and plain talking. 🙂

    @geoffallibone1414@geoffallibone14148 ай бұрын
  • Long story short, you are reminding me of a former, emphasis on former, romantic relationships. I saw her peripherally staring at me from distance while at the grocery store. I never acknowledged that I saw her. She there easily 1-2 minutes before finally walking away. What you are saying about them no longer feeling certain things, the manipulation and the skimming failing, and sense of failure is absolutely correct. The regret was simply sipping from her.

    @jeffreyjackson5229@jeffreyjackson522910 ай бұрын
  • Looking Healthy & Glowing Darren, Great information very well articulated. Thank you 🙏 Happy New Year, All the best.💜👌✨ go no contact and save yourself.

    @spiritwellness252@spiritwellness252 Жыл бұрын
  • Thank you for your video and your explanation. I am on a local council where one member is an extreme narcissict and no-one really knows how to deal with them or their attitude. The situation has become destructive to the extent that the entire council may collapse or all members resign due to this one member who sees no wrong is his actions and blames everyone else. I am taking steps to try to understand how to deal with such an unruly person that, despite warnings, refuses to change his behaviour.

    @buddhistsympathizer1136@buddhistsympathizer11369 ай бұрын
  • You are so spot on!! For me, the best for me was to go no contact. I wish nothing but the best for them. They are still trigger happy sometimes. Whether it be putting signes up petty stuff. It been over two years now. Little things are still on going with them. I hope for happiness for them.

    @stephenhenson2819@stephenhenson28199 ай бұрын
  • "We Overlook the narcissism of family and friends to protect them and our relationships with them." Wow. Life is tough.

    @yvetteandjorgenlarsen9753@yvetteandjorgenlarsen9753Ай бұрын
  • Wow this is so spot on to someone I just observed, and it just showed up first video

    @davids11131113@davids11131113 Жыл бұрын
  • This is very informative Darren, experience some of these narcissistic people before and it was never fun or easy! Thank you for sharing such information with us, we need to learn about those kind of people and what they really need! ❤

    @TrishLee@TrishLee Жыл бұрын
    • Thank you Trish and happy new year

      @DarrenFMagee@DarrenFMagee Жыл бұрын
  • Thank you for adding that covert types can actually USE their collapse to try to gain sympathy. That's what seems to be happening (from what I can gather, at a distance) with my mother. She's using the collapse to manipulate my father and my children. Just exhausting.

    @prashantiyoga3554@prashantiyoga35544 ай бұрын
  • Qualified and helpful insights that are very helpful. Great delivery and free therapy. This content is why I love KZhead. Positive, authoratative content. Thank you sir.

    4 күн бұрын
  • Unregulated emotional implosion.

    @sarahhajarbalqis@sarahhajarbalqis Жыл бұрын
  • Thank you. You have described it extremely well Darren.

    @izawaniek2568@izawaniek2568 Жыл бұрын
  • My narcissistic husband attacked me in a Narcissistic collapse. His mother kicked us out of the family at his father‘s funeral for a lie she made up about me ! Total lies and that’s when I found out about all his gaslighting and what he’s been really doing to me for 31 years and I found out he was a narcissist, confronted him about it about the gaslighting and the verbal abuse, and he totally uploaded on me and start attacking me. Everything was my fault. They’re very horrible and cruel. Actually got psychotic there for a while. I was afraid of him I thought he was going to murder me you talking to little boy voice was very dangerous. Tried to destroy me destroy my property. Their always the victims !!! Everyone leaves him the poor baby it doesn’t matter they abuse everyone and that why no one wants to be abused by them anymore he traumatized my daughter by screaming at me lies for hours

    @aliceroberts1980@aliceroberts1980 Жыл бұрын
    • I lived off grid with one for years and i knew there was something wrong with him "just thought he was plain crazy' He used to beat me all the time for no reason and say everything was my fault, Then he put on the charm in front of his friends. Oh poor him ! It took me 24 years to get away and he used our grown children to try and control me. He would start trouble with them when i wouldn't answer the phone for him. I hope they will be okay because i recently went no contact with him. He is very capable of ending lives. I am very worried but he has controlled me for 44 years! Enough is enough ! He has no friends anymore. Every time he gets one they end up leaving. I hope you got away and are doing well. 🙏🙏❤❤

      @SunshineDawn7@SunshineDawn7 Жыл бұрын
    • I resonate with all of this! It’s a family cult system and my golden son NARC spouse and his mother are Hitchcock’s Psycho Norman Bates and MOTHER! I fear for my safety daily and stay to protect my only child until he’s up and out, and I’m leaving with him!

      @warriormom5843@warriormom5843 Жыл бұрын
  • Great video! They deserve all the pain they get, at last they feel something... :)

    @MsOdingod@MsOdingod Жыл бұрын
  • Absolutely stupendous, Thank you so much Darren, You're absolutely beautiful, Happy New year, Peace, love to you and everyone, Thank you universe ⚘️🥰💞💙😊✨️👽👽🧿👁💎💫🛸🤍♾️🐺😃🧝‍♀️😁⚘️🥰💞

    @ninjagirlnomeansno9403@ninjagirlnomeansno9403 Жыл бұрын
  • Sooooo Accurate 😮! Thank you!

    @penelopefcollins4528@penelopefcollins45285 ай бұрын
  • They can also 'get sick' to deflect and get more supply. In my first Narcs case laryngitis (which would get better with sympathy, sometimes within minutes), insomnia and other physical symptoms. And if that didn't work then self harm with a 'see what you made me do'.

    @wendysimpson6395@wendysimpson6395 Жыл бұрын
  • On an unrelated note: I love that paint color on the wall behind you Darren. 👍

    @sharonthompson672@sharonthompson67210 ай бұрын
  • I think my ex had some kind of narcissistic collapse, we live in a small town she started a business it failed in a year. I think she was ashamed and understandably depressed, for a few years she never went out, Id do her shopping and run errands, get prescriptions groceries etc. Eventually she started venturing out again, and getting her confidence back, I was so pleased. Was she grateful for all I did to support her? No first opportunity she was off and finished with me.

    @JohnSmith-wo7ns@JohnSmith-wo7ns Жыл бұрын
    • Well do not be a mug then in the future

      @harpsailorharp6716gg@harpsailorharp6716gg Жыл бұрын
    • She’s someone else’s trouble now … your free

      @IceDogXena@IceDogXena Жыл бұрын
    • @@IceDogXena thats true.

      @JohnSmith-wo7ns@JohnSmith-wo7ns Жыл бұрын
    • Doesnt sound like narcissist collapse, at least from your description. Narcissism is all the rage on the internet these days and everyone and their dog is pointed at for being a narcissist. Reality is a bit more nuanced though

      @trouaconti7812@trouaconti7812 Жыл бұрын
    • @@trouaconti7812 I haven't described her personality. She was paranoid aggressive secretive and evasive. She had an over inflated opinion of her intellect and achievements. I've been watching videos and reading books for over a year. She definitely had BPD with some narcissism thrown in for good measure. Thanks for your comment.

      @JohnSmith-wo7ns@JohnSmith-wo7ns Жыл бұрын
  • Truly harmed traumatized people get misdiagnosed as narcissistic when they reach out due to the normal human need to be cared about when suffering. M arr

    @joynkindness@joynkindness Жыл бұрын
    • Not true.

      @Joelswinger34@Joelswinger343 ай бұрын
    • It's true. M

      @joynkindness@joynkindness3 ай бұрын
  • It's a description of the American culture and government

    @claygorovoy5467@claygorovoy5467 Жыл бұрын
  • Seen this 2 days ago. It's cathartic for a victim.Even when they self reflect, it's too much. They resort to projection to ward off the pain.

    @imago9059@imago9059 Жыл бұрын
  • Wonderful. Compassionate, practical mm

    @4Beats4Me@4Beats4Me Жыл бұрын
  • Hey Ya Darren! Binging your vids today. What a Rich MINE! of lucid eloquence. It's serving as an Excellent re-cap and review of all I've ben learning and applying the last two years since discovering Evil is real, walking among us, uncaged. And I'm catching some new stuff or another way to put old material. Thank you Just what the Dr ordered for this Gorgeous Spring Sunday in the desert. 🌞😊 Off topic- ish, but came to mind as I've listened: Are you following the plight of the British Royal Family and the phenom of the great Narcissist, Meghan Markle? I haven't looked at your deets yet, been too fascinated listening to you, and doing housework, but I'm thinking your accent is Irish, so...( Just FYI because I'm pretty 😅sure I'll be hanging around your channel a bit: I'm English born and raised till 12, then fam moved to States. I'm a mutt but mostly American Mexican by culture. Have lived in New Mex, USA for 26 years) Just curious about your thoughts on the subject if you have had interest. On that note, are you aware of HG Tudor's work? Any thoughts about his methods of madness? Ok- Back to absorbing your words and knocking out the dishes. Cheers 🇬🇧 + 🇺🇸 =❤

    @sunnyadams5842@sunnyadams584211 ай бұрын
  • 🔥🔥🔥 🙌 “They collapse when they cannot get their narcissistic supply no matter what they do.” I am watching this happen to two people right now and must admit it’s quite sad observing the desperation they go through. It’s interesting to see how both individuals have repeatedly said how sorry they are for their situation yet refuse to believe that they had anything to do with how they got into the situations they’re in. I appreciate Darren’s insight on what ‘sorry’ really means … “If they are the cause of their own misery, they might say they’re sorry… but they’re only sorry for the consequences they face as opposed to being sorry for their own actions.” So right on! My New Year’s wish for anyone in a relationship with an NP is to gain as much insight as you can right here on Darren’s channel and do everything in your power to sever ties with the NPs.

    @moniqueschmucker7712@moniqueschmucker7712 Жыл бұрын
  • Thanks for another helpful video. Have you done a specific video on narcissistic supply? If not, I think it would be an interesting topic as I’m a bit confused about what exactly it is.

    @susandean8584@susandean8584 Жыл бұрын
    • Thank you I’m glad you find them helpful and thanks for your topic suggestion 👍

      @DarrenFMagee@DarrenFMagee Жыл бұрын
  • Darren: Is violent behaviour - like pulling a knife from a kitchen drawer and threatening someone - also part of the lexicon of narcissistic collapse?

    @llewellynjones1115@llewellynjones1115 Жыл бұрын
    • I've seen this and it was actually the victim of the narcissist who resorted to pulling the knife after their will would not be trampled on any more.

      @zerpblerd5966@zerpblerd5966 Жыл бұрын
    • Uh, girl you need to call the popo 👮🏻‍♀️ and get you to some safety, not wonder whether someone who threatens you with a violent object is narcissistic, duck and cover. That behavior is dangerous, lethal, potentially homicidal, malicious, criminal… Some great choice words to describe it..

      @Silencio1126@Silencio1126 Жыл бұрын
  • I love your videos. Also, that your a Star Trek and Star Wars fan 💗😁

    @alexam6959@alexam6959 Жыл бұрын
  • Thank you.

    @richardgoreilly4706@richardgoreilly4706 Жыл бұрын
  • Only psychopaths are not affected by humiliation.

    @ongvalcot6873@ongvalcot6873 Жыл бұрын
  • USE is the Key Word here. Somehow they find a way to use everything and everyone. Don't get caught in their deceptive web.

    @yvetteandjorgenlarsen9753@yvetteandjorgenlarsen9753Ай бұрын
  • Most of the time it is not the narcissist. Narsc fit in with how the world is run. It is those who see the corruption and have souls that empathize with those who hurt that collapse from the evil and those who use violence to keep the narcissist ruler in power.

    @allsouls5997@allsouls5997 Жыл бұрын
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