Twelve Signs of a Sadistic Partner: Unmasking a Malignant Narcissist

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Sadism is characterised by having a desire to inflict pain and misery on others for pleasure or to control and dominate. Alongside psychopathy, narcissism and Machiavellianism, sadism is the fourth part of The Dark Tetrad.
Through examples and insights this video outlines looks at the key characteristics of sadistic side of the dark personality, and how a sadistic narcissist operates within a relationship, their manipulation techniques, gaslighting, parental alienation and abuse. Looking also a their dark empathy, enjoyment of others' suffering, and insatiable thirst for power and control at any cost.
00:00 Intro
01:35 Signs of a sadistic partner
11:15 Conclusion
Explosive Sadism • Sadistic Personality T...
Tyrannical Sadism • Sadistic Personality T...
Enforcing Sadism • Sadistic Personality T...
Spineless Sadism • Sadistic Personality T...
Sadistic Personality • Four Subtypes of Sadis...
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  • Very good video. My ex narcissistic husband of 20 years had all 12 of these signs and more. He was truly a sadist. I was so depressed from all the abuse and trauma I was hospitalized many times. He wanted me to die of suicide. These sick people will murder your soul. It’s taken me years to recover. Get out!! and protect your kids, pets too.

    @KA-mq4wj@KA-mq4wj8 ай бұрын
    • That sounds terrible. How were you hospitalised? My brother is the sadist that I'm uncovering. Thought he was a close friend until a few years ago. "Murder your soul" is exactly how I feel too. But saying that to counselors or psychiatrists doesn't mean anything. Now that I am unmasking him I feel hunted by him but I'm avoiding him as much as possible.

      @vantom9836@vantom98364 ай бұрын
    • ​​@@vantom9836 keep a mask/low profile. Pretend it's a game of chess: white against black. Winning is getting to a position you can cut contact completely without them knowing where you are and not having a way to discover. You will have to move a considerable distance away and possibly let go of mutual contacts. If you do this you will minimize the chances of incredible harm these individuals often do when their victims wake up and try to distance themselves. Good luck 🙏🏼

      @Joulean@Joulean3 ай бұрын
    • You need to watch out for uncontrolled sadism it is dangerous, Some have killed. A professional who has learned to control it can be useful to those who like pain

      @Musicmanrobert@Musicmanrobert3 ай бұрын
  • As a child , to think monsters may be under our beds, my parents were monsters hiding in human suits, thought my father was worse, but now realise my mother is just as demonic, in more covert ways, which I found the hardest, to heal from.

    @Theowlhawk@Theowlhawk7 ай бұрын
    • Exact same here. Covert malignant NPD "mother" (she did no mothering fam) and covert sociopath "father". I was oh so misguided to fear anything but them.

      @Joulean@Joulean3 ай бұрын
    • There is a point in life when you transition from being afraid of sharks/aliens/ghosts ect. to being afraid of war/pathological people/random accidental death and other more realistic things. I think for many there is also an in-between stage where they wrongly feel invincible.

      @alicewright4322@alicewright43223 ай бұрын
    • Same. My husband dealt with it too, only worse and it was only his mother as his dad wasn't in the picture. Seeing that kind of pure evil up close will sure make you a believer in the supernatural.

      @aud773@aud773Ай бұрын
    • Same... Such parent, from one side...others,from other side (who didn't want to believe me)

      @beautypablotamarini7315@beautypablotamarini731524 күн бұрын
  • "constant barrage of malice" sums it up well

    @matilda4406@matilda440610 ай бұрын
  • This is exactly what sadists do. Sadism manifests in the ways you have described. I have experienced many of them. Evil is driving those cruel people.

    @izawaniek2568@izawaniek256810 ай бұрын
  • I swear this fits my ex - I’ll never forget him texting me while I was in the ER for kidney stones asking when I would take the kids back because he has things to do. Or when he yelled at me for bothering him while I was having a miscarriage and asked him to drive me to the hospital because I passed out from pain. Other people don’t even seem to be seen as human by him when it conflicts with his wants

    @MM-zs7rp@MM-zs7rp10 ай бұрын
    • Im sorry i hope you’re finding healing and more peace now🌸

      @The_NutritionChef@The_NutritionChef8 ай бұрын
    • Omg, that's demonic. When I had breast cancer my ex told me he was taking me off his médical insurance!

      @amber40494@amber404948 ай бұрын
    • Accurate. I had called an ambulance because I didn't know what was going on. The pain and strange feelings of nausea while also feeling like I had to relieve myself without being able to was deeply concerning. When I got to the hospital, I found out I had kidney stones. One of the worst experiences I've ever had. After I called the ambulance, I texted her to let her know what was going on, and instead of wondering if I was okay or what was going to happen, she started to shame me for trying to get out of spending time with my kids. It's insane.

      @spliffspiegel834@spliffspiegel8343 ай бұрын
    • Imagine having the nurses turned against you by this person after giving birth!!!! That's what I dealt with.

      @Aochic@AochicАй бұрын
    • 😢💔Yep, I've been thru similar. They are Monsters to those who are closest to them.

      @the_grassy_noel@the_grassy_noel19 күн бұрын
  • A sadistic malignant narcissist will keep asking questions to you about a hurtful situation you happen to find yourself in once they pick up on your suffering. They will listen contentedly as you explain what causes you pain. If you naively and inadvertently give out information to them, they will keep coming back for more. Beware!

    @emil5884@emil588410 ай бұрын
    • This. Had a "friend" who admitted he was a sexual sadist. I have painful physical condition and mental health issues. I wonder what he got out of it(rhetorical. I know what he did).

      @storytellermich6984@storytellermich698410 ай бұрын
    • And pass on the information to people that they know you least want to have it.

      @Cornusnuttallii@Cornusnuttallii9 ай бұрын
    • Yes they look for your weak points, what hurts you the most then plan how to attack you using them.

      @Rabswood296@Rabswood2968 ай бұрын
    • You mean the therapist? I do.

      @lisamoag6548@lisamoag65487 ай бұрын
    • It literally happened to me….4 days ago. I wish I had read your comment earlier!

      @kelkrote@kelkrote6 ай бұрын
  • You have just perfectly described my husband of 58 years!! It is as though you you knew him intimately!! I have been a widow now for 3 1/2 years and couldn’t be happier!! The only thing I could add to all you said would be that his narcissism became steadily worse and more vindictive with age!!

    @vidarignault4437@vidarignault44379 ай бұрын
    • Enjoy your life to the fullest now. You deserve it . Thank you for sharing your story .

      @user-oy6oy1te3f@user-oy6oy1te3f5 ай бұрын
    • I hope you’re still doing well. Your comment made my heart hurt for you. 58 years is a very long time.

      @hiddenhand6973@hiddenhand69733 ай бұрын
    • Yes! They do!

      @nicholecornes1915@nicholecornes19152 ай бұрын
  • You just described my ex-wife to the teeth. Thought she was a covert narc but this is more like her. She would like to starte and argument just for the "fun" of it and wake me up in the middle of the night because she had an issue. And she made sure that every time I wanted to spend time outside the home I was told that I was ego centric and didn't love the family and her. The smirk and the black eyes are the things that really mess with your mind. Never again.

    @danishrover6984@danishrover698410 ай бұрын
    • This was my mother, I went no contact. I ended up in a relationship with what I believe is a covert narc but I’m not a therapist. I’m struggling if I have a personality disorder from the abuse from him and the abuse I put him through.

      @ShadowJerker-st3lj@ShadowJerker-st3lj6 ай бұрын
    • I know it’s not a gender battle, and I’ve encountered my fair share of annoying and scary men. But it really gets to me when women do this. My mother did, and I had a few ‘friends’ who would beat down their partner and others and outright say that’s fun. It makes me want to throw up. I now have No patience for that anymore and have started calling them out. Relationship over ofcourse but they ain’t fooling me. That’s sick behavior, not a badge of honor!

      @sofiaisabella3317@sofiaisabella33176 ай бұрын
  • I grew up the youngest in a family of extroverted sadistic/sociopathic narcissists. I can't even begin to describe how damaged I was as a kind hearted introvert until I finally went no contact and got the proper help I needed to begin to heal. It's like growing up with actual demons.

    @chelleb3055@chelleb305510 ай бұрын
    • 💯 spot on - demons alright

      @katielung6515@katielung65159 ай бұрын
    • because they are demons - just remember their eyes - there is nothing human in them - sometimes you can see they are all black (psychopathic rage) or eyes change their shape (if you have experienced it you know what I ma talking about).

      @user-zy8gk2nn7d@user-zy8gk2nn7d9 ай бұрын
    • Are you able to present as extroverted?

      @user-cz9mj7od3k@user-cz9mj7od3k9 ай бұрын
    • Not very well @@user-cz9mj7od3k

      @chelleb3055@chelleb30559 ай бұрын
    • Describes my mother perfectly. Straight from hell. I went no contact with her over a decade ago. Best day of my life was when I got news of her death late last year. She was 87. I was 58. The world finally feels reasonably safe. Better, even though I know there are plenty of other demons. At least my own mother isn't amoung them

      @TheWilliamHoganExperience@TheWilliamHoganExperience9 ай бұрын
  • I looked after my mother for 16 years after my father died. Visiting her every Saturday in that time, when she became demented slightly more regularly. I worked 80 miles away full time and lived 40 miles in the other direction away from her. 3 months after she died my narcissistic husband and my 2 manipulative children sat me down and tore strips off me for still grieving for her and that I needed help. Cruelty like none other.

    @lindseyw2791@lindseyw27918 ай бұрын
  • I've learned recently about Narcissistic families. In the family of 5, I was their scapegoat. My life with family was confusing with physical violence. I reconize today what was happening. I spent 30 years in counseling. They nerver came up with a Narcissistic family. Is narcissism a new thing? Learning has helped me a great deal. Everyone never underestimate what a narcissistic people will do. Most people don't believe this could be real. Stand on what you know. Having sanity is much better.

    @jandreith2621@jandreith26214 ай бұрын
  • I could have benefited from knowing EVERYTHING in this video as a toddler-anyone who’s not a narc, and is exposed to narcs (isn’t that most people?), should know ALL the info in this video,so they’ll understand what’s happening, and that they can never do anything to change it (other than quietly sneak away).

    @MoPoppins@MoPoppins10 ай бұрын
    • They should show this as an educational tool or similar type videos on this & other disorders in hs health education class. Could save a LOT of ppl from future devastation.

      @GingerNinja1@GingerNinja110 ай бұрын
    • @@GingerNinja1 💯 x 💯!!!

      @MoPoppins@MoPoppins10 ай бұрын
    • Yes it seems the final discard has to come from you otherwise you just get stuck in their harem with endless devaluation triangulation and abuse followed by shorter episodes of love bombing!

      @ianarn@ianarn10 ай бұрын
    • @@ianarn Yup…isn’t that funny? Narcs hate you & criticize you incessantly, and they’re “too good for you,” YET even with their working legs, THEY DON’T LEAVE! 😂

      @MoPoppins@MoPoppins10 ай бұрын
    • ​@@ianarnI don't even get the love bombing any more...

      @tbacon2784@tbacon27848 ай бұрын
  • My ex girlfriend almost out of the blue one day said “how can i punish you” i thought she was joking and didn’t take it seriously as she seemed fun and playful other than a previous silent treatment. I mentioned the Caroline Flack lamping event as an example of what not to do. I didn’t think anything mor of it apart from when she occasionally pushed me really hard when i was asleep. After refusing a baby request after only 10 months of pretty unstable dating where i was constantly triangulated with other men she kicked me incredibly hard in the backside when i was asleep. The next evening we had an argument and she said “if you go that’s the last time your coming back here”. I quickly exited as i didn’t trust sleeping there another night so her control tactics ultimately back fired on her. The first night i was actually with her she bit my lips really hard and sadistically there was nothing playful about it. I guess she was testing how much abuse I’m could withstand for later. It was the kind of bite that I hadn’t had since a toddler bit me when i was a little kid in the sandpit. I imagine this is congruent with narcissists only having the emotional development of a 3 year old despite being a chronological adult in their 30s with a mature intellect and body.

    @ianarn@ianarn10 ай бұрын
    • That's horrible.. I hope u have a really true loving partner now.. glad u got outa there sounds like she will end up in jail in time if continues with anyone else!!!

      @neilmurphy966@neilmurphy9667 ай бұрын
    • @@neilmurphy966 thanks! No I’m still recovering really! Still see her at a social even 7 months later! Obviously we don’t talk to each other.

      @ianarn@ianarn7 ай бұрын
    • I’ve been bit like you described and also attacked in my sleep. Once I was awake and she bit me in her sleep enough to break the skin and draw blood. At this point in my life I can’t sleep if someone is in the same room with me. I had a narcissistic stepmom who also had a thing with attacking me when I was asleep. How I attracted that aggression later in life after having escaped it is a horrific mystery.

      @boxelder9167@boxelder91677 ай бұрын
    • @@boxelder9167 That’s terrible! Apart from girls at school that was the most violent and narcissistic girlfriend I’ve ever had!

      @ianarn@ianarn7 ай бұрын
  • I lived with this for decades, and it accelerated especially after retirement and children leaving (no witnesses) ... until I fled for my life.

    @karenk2409@karenk24098 ай бұрын
  • It's like you lived in the house with myself and my now deceased 2nd husband. I'm so glad for your education and others. You literally saved my life.

    @cp9023@cp902310 ай бұрын
  • "Insults disguised as jokes." Thanks for hitting that nail on the head. This is something covert about my brother that I have struggled to explain to even counselors. My brother also fits multiple other signs like enjoying others' misfortune, including laughing about pets dying, and public humiliation and drawing attention to people's failures. And constantly seeming like he wants some kind of argument and then to derail and dominate it. It's not about the argument or topic but just finding someone to tussle with without admitting it. And yes, there is a constant sense of intensification to his toxicity over time. I'm really avoiding and minimising contact as much as possible and it feels like fighting/flighting for my life!

    @vantom9836@vantom98364 ай бұрын
  • Reminds me a lot of my father. I remember that glint of pleasure in his eyes when he'd watch people, especially me, in pain. Disrespect for people and their property was his way. And the denial when he got caught breaking things or hurting children.

    @JudeMichaelPeterson@JudeMichaelPeterson8 ай бұрын
    • This. But when there's an outing of their behavior they switch into the good Samaritan and instantly go looking for people to supoort the notion that they are indeed outstanding members of society/community or the family. And your social anxiety and sensitivity gets labeled ad crazy or attention seeking or like your sanity is slipping (and it is!) but you're actually so against it and thats why they're painting you like that and you're watching them like a bird with a broken wing from a distance as they feed into the role of saviour/good guy/provider wondering how the fuck nobody else can see their predatory nature!

      @NeonDungeon@NeonDungeon3 ай бұрын
    • ​@@NeonDungeonExactly. Both the overt and the covert. 😢

      @KellenAdair@KellenAdairАй бұрын
  • These videos have enabled me to for the fist time recognize (and name) the full extent of what she did to me. I’ve stayed alone ever since, out of fear, for decades.

    @daedalusjones4228@daedalusjones42282 ай бұрын
    • Ppl ask: Do I date? No! I will never risk being in that type of situation again. Life is so much easier when you can walk away from these ppl

      @Aochic@AochicАй бұрын
  • Whenever my ex narc saw someone get hurt, he would laugh a sadistic laugh.

    @ckvarnmass@ckvarnmass10 ай бұрын
  • Parental Alienation really IS a thing, and you are correct, the act of alienation can, and often does, start long before a separation takes place.

    @GordonPavilion@GordonPavilion10 ай бұрын
    • It can be planned in advance.

      @talbenavraham1478@talbenavraham14788 ай бұрын
    • @@talbenavraham1478Especially by the mothers. They know the state is backing them.

      @PhonoDirect@PhonoDirect8 ай бұрын
  • Growing up with a pain in the ass parent. One week: “I hid it from you, to teach you a lesson…” another week passes: “I haven’t seen it, maybe it was the little elves.”

    @robertrostad3930@robertrostad39309 ай бұрын
  • Thank You! in other words they are a typical Bully ! I learned all about this growing up the youngest for seven years as the scapegoat . I was number 5 in a dysfunctional family of 6 kids . And I even had to deal with other cruel kids my mom would take care of also.

    @lilaccilla@lilaccilla10 ай бұрын
    • Live a good life my friend , it's the greatest revenge

      @nigelswindles1129@nigelswindles112910 ай бұрын
    • Ditto 6 of 7. Still the scapegoat. Of course, always having narcissist in my life not realizing it. So glad I finally figured it out and broke the cycle!!!!

      @Aochic@AochicАй бұрын
  • I was married to a covert, malignant narcissist for 15 years. I've experienced all 12 of your signs. We had 3 children 9,11, and 13 when my ex-husband controlled every aspect of separation and divorce. Oh, how I hated him with a passion back then. Separation day was April 26, 2001; the WORST AND BEST DAY OF MY LIFE. The worst because o the way it happened. The best because I was then away from his ass.

    @spiritual2020@spiritual20209 ай бұрын
    • I want to leave but I'm so afraid. He won't let me go. I know he will punish me.

      @kaitlincox9714@kaitlincox9714Ай бұрын
    • You need to get to a shelter ASAP. Take the kids and dog. And get all your evidence ready and a PPO request in.

      @KellenAdair@KellenAdairАй бұрын
    • @@KellenAdair​​⁠Why are you replying back to me in this way? If you actually read my comment, you wouldn’t have responded in this way. I clearly used the word WAS in first sentence. Not the word AM. I also clearly stated this was back in 2001. TWENTY THREE YEARS AGO. Maybe your response is meant for Kaitlyn Cox, the lady that also responded underneath my comment.

      @spiritual2020@spiritual2020Ай бұрын
  • My husband narc. is all those signs.Its not safe mentally and emotionally here.

    @kathleenbristol6747@kathleenbristol674710 ай бұрын
    • You have to get away.

      @garryyoung8945@garryyoung894510 ай бұрын
    • @@garryyoung8945 I'm slowly working on it,he's on disability,and I'm retired,so I'll have to do it one step at a time!

      @kathleenbristol6747@kathleenbristol674710 ай бұрын
    • @@kathleenbristol6747 I’m very sorry to hear of your predicament. Mine nearly killed me, I’m twenty one years gone and she still won’t leave me alone.

      @garryyoung8945@garryyoung894510 ай бұрын
    • @@garryyoung8945 I'm so sorry that your still going through all that they are such evil people.Ive been married for 16yrs of complete stress.I would like to pray for you! I wouldn't mind prayers,too!

      @kathleenbristol6747@kathleenbristol674710 ай бұрын
    • @@kathleenbristol6747 Please consider it done. I wish you all the best.

      @garryyoung8945@garryyoung894510 ай бұрын
  • I was entangled for 1-1/2 years....the worse encounter I've ever had.

    @scottwwsi@scottwwsi9 ай бұрын
  • Everything except for the clothing issue fits the life I lived for over 23 years. Intimacy was basically a dead bed up until I was almost completely destroyed emotionally when EVERYTHING switched. I understand it all now.

    @SharkE747@SharkE7478 ай бұрын
  • My father was a quiet unassuming man a knowledgeable deep thinking man. A county Armagh man. His saying was. Wait you will get them in the long grass. My two sisters and I heard this and it is becoming more true. No need to fret. Time will tell. When I was saved by Woman's Aid the year before lockdown. I was quietly entertained sitting back and watching the narcs activities. Brilliant. Once he knew I knew his game he walked out the door quiet and couldn't wait to get away. I locked the door on his heal and never looked back.

    @dianahogg6164@dianahogg61649 ай бұрын
    • Your dad would be very proud. I like that saying and he was right.

      @hiddenhand6973@hiddenhand69733 ай бұрын
  • Thank You So.very Much For Sharing This I Was In A Relationship With A Sadistic Overt Narcissist. He Destroyed My Life My Self worth And Self Esteem.He Discarded Me In April He Continues To Punish Me With The Silent Treatment.This Is What Broke Me. Down Narcissistic Abuse Is Very Brutal

    @demigaines5644@demigaines56449 ай бұрын
  • Hmm... I never really thought of some of these things as being actually sadistic... I think it'll take me a little while to absorb this expanded definition of the word! Thank you.

    @ladycampion@ladycampion10 ай бұрын
  • Yes to all, ive experienced all of this from my Dad older sister and husband. Very accurate.

    @justChristine@justChristine10 ай бұрын
  • Thank you, Darren. I'm learning so much about the man I left eleven years ago. I used to think he was just a narcissist that had spent too much time in religious schools. He is a PhD organic chemist. Something that has always bewildered me is how through all of this, including trying to push me down staircases, is that whenever something serious would happen, he would "be crushed." For instance, when people we were acquainted with would die, or when his son ran into a man on a bike and killed him, he appeared to take these things very personally. Is "appeared" key here? I mean, tears and all. I have seen him display tears also when relaying a story about someone whom he helped in some way. But not for anyone else, such as my mother or father. He displayed all of these sadistic traits that you outline, as well as negligent narcissism, and some covert.

    @Cornusnuttallii@Cornusnuttallii9 ай бұрын
  • Yrs after breakup, I always secretly called my first, serious, long-term boyfriend a sadist. I didn't have the understanding to be confident to say it out loud. But I certainly don't doubt it now. A lot of suffering, hurt and control occurred for 4 years. I wld eventually learn how to steer clear frm those types (mum was one). But not until i felt a great amount of hurt frm people I thought loved me. I'd like to have the opportunity to tell him and all our friends abt his fuckery, but I'll have to be satisfied with using him in stories like this... as the referenced bad guy.

    @oldflowertender@oldflowertender10 ай бұрын
  • Great video! I guess these people could realistically treat anyone like that.

    @AnonAnon1@AnonAnon110 ай бұрын
  • Being in a toxic relationship and with a suspected NRC or BPD partner, could actually be one of the great moments of your life, in such a way that if you are ready, and are not particularly inclined to create a victim identity for yourself, you may actually be able to recreate yourself and find a measure of self love that before hand might have taken many years to figure out. That is if the NRC doesn’t off you first, because you are their property, in their eyes and from their supreme sense of entitlement, even if it is not at all true. I hope everyone who reads this understands how much danger you are in by keeping these toxic covert poisonous people around. Save yourself.

    @JUMPforyourLIFE@JUMPforyourLIFE5 ай бұрын
  • relentless, dominating and amoral with stealing and destroying other people's items, yes

    @matilda4406@matilda440610 ай бұрын
    • This is what I'm dealing with on a regular with me Narcissist Husband

      @shirleyguinyard8183@shirleyguinyard81838 ай бұрын
  • EXACTLY WHI IM DEALING WITH..NO CONTACT ..ON MY END AT LEAST.

    @jillallcock@jillallcock10 ай бұрын
  • My brother is sadistic I fear He laughs at otgher people's misfortune, and he gets sullen when someone else succeeds

    @pavanatanaya@pavanatanaya8 ай бұрын
  • My ex husband would repeatedly threaten my pets and even kick my little dogs in front of me. Then I would keep them in their crates to keep them safe. At this point he would yell at me that the dogs had to “locked up” so they were bad pets! He actually got excited about watching my disabled sister being told of her dog’s sudden death.

    @milliehummer4713@milliehummer47137 ай бұрын
  • The most dangerous type

    @hasansarhan9296@hasansarhan929610 ай бұрын
  • I know the videos are not substitutes for therapy, and I’m in therapy for recovery from the relations and aftermath of family and other types. But it really helps putting a description to something that is so unimaginable that it helps when someone breaks it down as you cannot wrap your head around nor have the vocabulary to describe the reasons for the terror you felt since it was a game you sensed was going on but don’t know the rules for. So it does help. It helps letting go, because the emotion is being translated. The terror of moving on and not being severely harmed gets put into perspective. Even though there is no contact, I still felt it as being a threat.

    @sofiaisabella3317@sofiaisabella33176 ай бұрын
  • This describes my ex to a tee .

    @katelanning2338@katelanning23387 ай бұрын
  • Great video. I'm so glad to see you're making more recently! 😁 Thanks!

    @LV4REAL@LV4REAL3 ай бұрын
  • This describes my ex husband I was married to him 20+ years. And also my mother was a narcissist but I didn’t realize until just now she was a malignant narcissist as well! YIKES!

    @sueg2658@sueg26583 ай бұрын
  • Thanks for this video. I know my Ex is vindictive but also fits some of these:(. I know this for sure; I have gone no contact but he still does everything he can yo punish me. I don’t think it will ever end which is sad because he had taken everything from me but apparently it is not enough.

    @winter-qd4yw@winter-qd4yw10 ай бұрын
  • GREATLY appreciate this video! I LIVED under such a sadistic malignant person - unsuspecting of him, my church pastor, of all people.

    @gregoryritchie7852@gregoryritchie78526 ай бұрын
    • People we look up to or authority cops Dr's nurses politicians bosses etc judges it goes on and on

      @user-zp4lf3lv6x@user-zp4lf3lv6x4 ай бұрын
  • Please Darren I have heard you say you are open to hearing how the video sounds and stuff on live stuff you do. I believe what I brought up about sadistic narcissism is a good point. I think they tell on themselves to get rid of guilt and get away with it.

    @peat_dont_repeat@peat_dont_repeat10 ай бұрын
  • Exceptionally important info for me in navigating around my two narcissistic sibs h sadly, even in our late 60s/early 70s. I need to both have compassion for the basis for their narcissism (childhood trauma in my view), and being able to structure social situations to avoid their often inappropriateness, hurtful sadistic remarks. Given they are more apt to ‘act out’ when one on one, I structure group get togethers. This is better but basically I do not enjoy being in their presence given the uncertainty of what could come at you. Professor-Elizabeth

    @elizabethdean0187@elizabethdean01875 ай бұрын
  • Thank you for posting your amazing videos, Mr. Magee. ❤

    @WalkerHoundGal@WalkerHoundGal2 ай бұрын
  • THANKYOU DARREN FOR YOUR CHANNEL WISDOM AND INSIGHT 🙏😘🌸💖🌹🧿

    @angelaapruzzese8347@angelaapruzzese83476 ай бұрын
  • Ironically, while Your video was about hate, I SO LOVE 💞

    @rawmotiongraphicsart6798@rawmotiongraphicsart67989 ай бұрын
  • What’s the difference between a sadist and a psychopath I see so many overlaps

    @karlippo@karlippo10 ай бұрын
  • Excellent information. Thank you 🙏

    @tonyarussell8419@tonyarussell841910 ай бұрын
  • Extremely helpful video

    @SimoneJassmann-jr5bl@SimoneJassmann-jr5bl8 ай бұрын
  • psychologizing" or "psychologizer." These terms are not very common, but they can be used to describe someone who interprets people's behavior in psychological terms excessively or uses psychology language in a simplified manner to categorize others. It's important to note that labeling people solely based on psychological terms can be reductionist and may not capture the full complexity of human nature.

    @Privacityuser@Privacityuser5 ай бұрын
  • Thank You!

    @c.mareeharris4615@c.mareeharris461510 ай бұрын
  • Great video

    @crystalvanwijk@crystalvanwijk6 ай бұрын
  • THANKYOU FOR YOUR CHANNEL AND VIDEOS DARREN I APPRECIATE NOW I KNOW THE ABUSIVE SADISM AND ABUSIVE BEHAVIOR I HAVE AND HAD BEEN THRU AND EVEN MORE DISTRESSING THAT HE AND THEY GOT IMMERSE PLEASURE OUT OF DOING IT ITS SO SO SAD 😔😥😢😭

    @angelaapruzzese8347@angelaapruzzese83476 ай бұрын
  • Thank you!

    @christopheriwaniuk2589@christopheriwaniuk25892 ай бұрын
  • Just prior to my husband discarding me, he literally was flaunting in my face that he had been screwing the secretary from his work. Of course he didn't come out and say it, he just flaunted coming home with his shirt undone way down his chest at like 9pm when he works day shift. Hes shacked up with her and still currently married to me. So evil 😈 now i realize why he would laugh at serious matters

    @ladyvirgo9514@ladyvirgo95148 ай бұрын
    • Don’t let it get to ur self esteem….ur a good person and deserve so much better then that pos….what kind of pig does that to their spouse other then scum….he can act like he’s doing great and wonderful but just know he’s with another person because he’s dead inside and needs someone to suck the life out of…he’s drained u to the point u aren’t giving him the attention he wants and needs….kind of like how the pets get worms….ur husband would be the worm slowly trying to kill off the pet in order to survive…I’ve been divorced for 15 years now and am still learning who I am and how to love myself….before I left, I was clueless of who I really was…I had no hobbies didn’t know what music I really liked etc…I had just been existing for 14 years while he openly cheated on me and then blamed me for him cheating….he had me believing I was ugly and deformed as a woman only to discover that is not the case according to his friends lol….I’ve had a few dating situations that turned out to be even worse then the ex….and that’s when I discovered it’s me attracting these types by what I subconsciously believe ….that I don’t deserve love or respect….I’m unworthy and so on….now, I’m completely different…I won’t tolerate the slightest comment intending on tearing me down….or poor treatment…..my ex used to tell me no man will ever want me…..it got to the point I was ok with that possibility cuz id rather be alone then with him for one more minute…remember he will be doing the same thing he’s doing to u now, to her very soon. Just be cold and emotionless towards him cuz to him, bad attention is still attention he’s taking from u….u deserve better then that pos…u will meet someone that fits with u so well…u won’t even remember how shitty it is right now….u will be happy….he won’t ever be happy….and that should put a smile on ur face ….God bless

      @w8what575@w8what5758 ай бұрын
    • @w8what575 thank you so much for the encouragement 🙏 You really touched my heart & remind me that there are good people out here✨️❤️ I blocked him today because he had the audacity to wish me a happy birthday yesterday 🤷‍♀️ Can you believe the nerve!? All interactions can be done by the attorneys from now on. Again, THANK YOU because I'm still in this hurt,it's a rather fresh realization

      @ladyvirgo9514@ladyvirgo95148 ай бұрын
  • Thank you 🦉

    @sayusayme7729@sayusayme77294 ай бұрын
  • Ok your information hits home, how do you move on from an individual like this?

    @dschenk4086@dschenk40869 ай бұрын
  • All of the low/midrange, so called covert Narcissists I know are really sadistic

    @danielaspitz3052@danielaspitz30528 ай бұрын
  • Thank you.

    @angelabrainky7786@angelabrainky778610 ай бұрын
  • Thank you

    @brianmounts2844@brianmounts284410 ай бұрын
  • It's sad to be like this.

    @JollyJumper777@JollyJumper77718 күн бұрын
  • She would definitely hide my stuff but the most devious of hiding was hiding my family photos from my childhood behind her family photos in a hidden photo album. She literally tried to make me crazy and forget my past so I know no other

    @ryanpepin642@ryanpepin6425 ай бұрын
  • Omg, my father to a tee. We kids were afraid of him.

    @amber40494@amber404948 ай бұрын
  • Its not a need to win a war, its that the person is always going to be their perceived enemy.

    @Aochic@AochicАй бұрын
  • Wow you made a whole video describing my dad.

    @hrmpk26@hrmpk268 ай бұрын
  • I am getting my will made!

    @bellesterbeatty3571@bellesterbeatty3571Ай бұрын
  • Nice job... I do struggle to hear you. My volume is turned up all the way and I have new speakers on my MacBook. I just checked you tube volume all the way up. It just seems like you are far from the microphone. Oh yea I wonder if there is a word counter how many spoken in a minute. I can do pretty good following that with the right sound. Your sound is clear just a little soft. IDK maybe it is just me. I think sadistic narcissist tell on themselves in a way they can later lie about it and get away with it and they like getting caught and get away with it.

    @peat_dont_repeat@peat_dont_repeat10 ай бұрын
    • Same.

      @cassiebennet4262@cassiebennet42629 ай бұрын
    • He has a soft accent is all.

      @jennymccullough9517@jennymccullough95179 ай бұрын
  • Black metal on wood interior design features of narcissist/psychopaths home also a subtle sign hes sadistic. The energy vibe the house gives you if you pay attention enough can also be a sign of sadism. Owning a Van trades vehicle also great prostitute pick up tool for a day time quickie. Pay attention to physical environment. They need visuals to give them comfort that reflects who they really are...creepy.

    @antifiaw2588@antifiaw25889 ай бұрын
  • Omg. Thank you❤ so politocal...

    @SaritWorld@SaritWorld7 ай бұрын
  • I hate that im breaking down. Im depressed and my idiotic self tried explaining that to him. Now i dont love or care about him. He is asking every 5 minutes what is wrong. I said i told you im feeling down. Give me a couple days then ill snap back into whatever im supposed to be. Yet he feels attacked. Why am i not stroking his ego? How dare i have emotions. The cruelty of no rest. He ups the torture. And he knows it. 😢

    @kaitlincox9714@kaitlincox9714Ай бұрын
  • Unless you witness it, you wouldn't Believe it!

    @afol4016@afol4016Ай бұрын
  • Please speak more on this topic. I’m being tortured unmercifully by a person who acts like a terminator hell bent to destroy me no matter where I go or what I do.

    @justice8563@justice85634 ай бұрын
  • Thank you so much for all these videos, I have just discovered your channel - VERY helpful. Sorry to ask this but in concert with the above material and some of the others, my question is: would is be possible be a Narcissistic Sociopath with Sadistic tendencies as well as Borderline Personality Disorder? Is that even possible? thank you again and for even taking the time to possibly respond 🙏

    @Arnot73@Arnot739 ай бұрын
    • There’s a lot of overlap in the symptoms but the same lesson applies- don’t be there or you will be their target. You’ll have to decide if it’s worth staying long enough to get the exact diagnosis by analyzing their repeated abuse.

      @boxelder9167@boxelder91677 ай бұрын
    • I would say yes. Thinking my older Covert Narc bro turned into a secondary psychopath. If not a primary one. Definitely, predatory and sadistic!

      @KellenAdair@KellenAdairАй бұрын
    • @@boxelder9167 🙏 I had to leave for mental and physical safety. It's taken months for recovery.

      @Arnot73@Arnot7325 күн бұрын
    • @@KellenAdair 🙏

      @Arnot73@Arnot7325 күн бұрын
  • True, true, true 👍

    @AjimoleVarghese@AjimoleVarghese3 ай бұрын
  • Yes!

    @nicholecornes1915@nicholecornes19152 ай бұрын
  • "They have a level of empathy but no sympathy". A good one to never forget.

    @stellablue7435@stellablue7435Ай бұрын
    • Selective empathy

      @Aochic@AochicАй бұрын
    • Cold empathy that's feigned.

      @KellenAdair@KellenAdairАй бұрын
  • Hi Darren. I've known people who present themselves as self-sacrificing and loving similar to an altruistic narcissist, but when they're not around other people, they become a malignant narcissist. Is this a thing that malignant narcissists do? Try to make everyone believe that they are a loving and giving person so that no one believes the person they are truly abusing? This would go as far as starting a series of lies several months in advance about a person when the opposite is in fact true. When the abused person starts talking about what is happening, no one believes them because the malignant narcissist has made so many lies. But it's all done in the guise of the narcissist being so loving and self-sacrificing for the person that they're abusing.

    @heidimoore1832@heidimoore18324 ай бұрын
  • My verry good friend was just telling me about how years ago (she has since quit having sex w/him) her husband got an erection at times for example, when her daughter was in a car accident as he witnessed her despair. And there was another similar situation she told of that he got an erection but I can't remember the details of.

    @selfesteem3447@selfesteem34478 ай бұрын
  • I still believe it’s not possible to definitively label a Narcissist. Mine displays a range of behaviours, which include quite a lot of these, but I don’t think he’s sadistic so much as looking for opportunities to start another argument where shouting the loudest = winning. For the record, I refuse to shout back at him because that’s pouring oil on the flames.

    @clogs4956@clogs49569 ай бұрын
  • My daughter in law is like that,.a real creep

    @Adzes@Adzes9 ай бұрын
  • I have met well adjusted sadists in the BDSM community. Narcissism, BPD, etc. are problems. A sadist who tends to hang out with consenting masochists is not a problem. There are three masochists per sadist, I'm told, so it might make sense to train for it if you are lonely and have any tendencies in that direction. There are classes available. Haven't taken any. I would like to better understand the mindset of those three masochists. I have no idea where they are coming from.

    @tim57243@tim572433 ай бұрын
  • I recognize this behavior again. Does the sadistic narcissist get their energy from the victims when they're subdoing, dominating and hurting the victims? It seems like it would take a lot of energy doing this, mentally, physically, emotionally and spiritually. And does the sadist narcissist get that energy by stealing it from the victims in whatever acts the victim is enduring at that time?

    @HisPreciousChild@HisPreciousChild2 ай бұрын
  • According to Catholicism it is a sin to take pleasure in someone else’s suffering or misfortune.

    @hiddenhand6973@hiddenhand69733 ай бұрын
  • Thank you for this video. What kind of psychology helps people to deal with a beaten downed mindset? What terminology can I google to help myself? Thank you!

    @bonnielee316@bonnielee31610 ай бұрын
    • Cognitive dissonance is one to look into. Angie Atkerson was one of the many that helped me. She has since passed away, but her videos are still on KZhead helping people. Dr. Carter is a good one also. I found I needed several different perspectives from different people to put it all together and find some healing. I have forgotten alot of the earlier ones I watched, but hopefully this helps. 😊

      @knowtruth2773@knowtruth27739 ай бұрын
    • @knowtruth2773, Thank you.

      @bonnielee316@bonnielee3169 ай бұрын
    • Check out Narc Con. I am sure her videos will help you😊

      @LJonno.9499@LJonno.94998 ай бұрын
    • @lindajohnsen9499, Thank you! 🙂

      @bonnielee316@bonnielee3168 ай бұрын
    • cognitive behavioral therapy --- CBT

      @SBecktacular@SBecktacular3 ай бұрын
  • My mother and my ex-husband.

    @dianaschramer5065@dianaschramer5065Ай бұрын
  • They may love to harm pets.

    @rdbare4216@rdbare42164 ай бұрын
  • We gotta stop naming terrible personality traits the coolest things ever. Dark Empath? I wanna be whatever kind of wizard that is.

    @Nattakorps@Nattakorps6 ай бұрын
  • Is this at all related to ADHD?

    @rawmotiongraphicsart6798@rawmotiongraphicsart67989 ай бұрын
    • I don't think so. My daughter has ADHD She is kind gentle and sweet.

      @jiniefox6126@jiniefox61269 ай бұрын
  • Oh that's my step father 100%. Yeah idk why anyone would choose this personality to date or have a family with... but alas this is my life.

    @-cMc-@-cMc-10 ай бұрын
  • He gave me a whole 4 days to grieve the death of my only child before he gave me the following ultimatum If you don't want to give it (sex) to me that I have options and dropped a couple of names. If he's got options why is he still fighting with me about it? Because he doesn't have any options and he knows it. He's all about food and sex but he's also been impotent for 15 years and to lazy to put in any effort to do anything to even give the appearance that he's trying to be helpful to me he saves all of that for the people that he likes and will go out of his way for those people so they all think he's the nice guy and I'm the monster. But what would they think of him if they knew the truth about him and how he's always treated me? That's actually a wake up call for all of them today it's me and tomorrow it could easily be anyone of them.

    @maryw3989@maryw39898 ай бұрын
  • My sisters husband was the worst that I have ever seen. Her daughter STILL have no contact with her mother. Its been 25 years now. My sisters husband would tear up her clothes, destroy her make-up. tell her children how stupid she is. And the last thing is HE would have never married her if she had not gotten pregnant. My niece repeated this to me when she was 20 or so. So sad hat he would do this to his children

    @kimberlyhudon9424@kimberlyhudon94246 ай бұрын
  • They are in competition with their partners

    @SoniaProteau-cj6tk@SoniaProteau-cj6tk4 ай бұрын
  • 🙏🌸🙏

    @angelaapruzzese8347@angelaapruzzese83476 ай бұрын
  • I need 12!?! How about 3 and I am out!😂

    @sarahgrohmusic@sarahgrohmusic10 ай бұрын
  • Honestly it does not matter when u know what your dealing with.

    @SoniaProteau-cj6tk@SoniaProteau-cj6tk5 ай бұрын
  • A roomate can be sadistic I had to get away from one and stalking sexual harassment etc. even. after moving out a text can we still be friends this is unbelievable a person is like this but it’s real avoid these people first red flag get out immmeadiatly

    @SimoneJassmann-jr5bl@SimoneJassmann-jr5bl3 ай бұрын
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