Psychopathic (Malignant) Narcissist: Best of Both Worlds (with Jim Mora, New Zealand)

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SCIENCE, 31 Jul 2022
Dr. Sam Vaknin - the global narcissist database
From Sunday Morning, 11:36 am on 31 July 2022
Dr Sam Vaknin is the author of one of the first in depth books about narcissism and has a large database on narcissists which is now used globally. Not only is he an expert on the disorder, he's a clinically diagnosed narcissist himself, so he's got some good insights to share, and to beware of. He's now a visiting professor of psychology as well, and the author of the book Malignant Self Love: Narcissism Revisited. Dr Vaknin speaks to Jim.
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  • There's so much wisdom in judging people by their actions instead of their motivation. I slowly started shifting my focus away from making excuses for people's actions because I could understand what's behind some years ago. I'm still interested in their inner world and feel great empathy for their suffering but I set boundaries and don't allow them into my life anymore. It's been a lot of grief but now I start to see the positive effects on my health both mental and physical.

    @bugbean5500@bugbean5500 Жыл бұрын
    • In relationships with the kinds of men I attract, I’m the little white bird that sits on the crocodile’s snout. The crocodile doesn’t want me to ask about all the other little birds who had sat where I did. I almost found out the way they did, but got very lucky. Several times.

      @bethmoore7722@bethmoore7722 Жыл бұрын
    • indeed, i wouldn't call it "judge", because we're not in a court of law, but yes it's best to form an opinion about someone from their actions not only their words. Don't judge a book by it's cover, talk is cheap etc... are very true proverbs.

      @twinpeetzmoolsaasa854@twinpeetzmoolsaasa854 Жыл бұрын
    • The only problem is actions can be invisible in the case of deciding not to do so again despite having already done so... I see I still need to hope Elon's neural link allows the inner worlds and intents of others to be shared openly or make my own because people decide against trusting or believing me and I don't want to be alone even if it's my own fault.

      @EnglishAaron@EnglishAaron Жыл бұрын
    • ​@@bethmoore7722I liked the way u said it.. sometimes the crocodile thinks itself as a bull who benefits the bird... Got lucky too twice.. the second time it was a scary crocodile very much.. makes me wanna ask god why god why??!? Then I realised the bird was ignorant and its to b blamed.. got wise moved one because the birds got a little bird to protect.

      @MM-ql5ji@MM-ql5jiАй бұрын
  • This man knows exactly what he's talking about. Especially the way he is differentiating between narcissistic pd and psychopathic pd.

    @joanneleeson516@joanneleeson516 Жыл бұрын
  • Sam is a genius. To be at peace with your situation is amazing and inspiring . No matter who you speak with , your words are the most interesting to listen to

    @rtarita529@rtarita5297 ай бұрын
  • Thank you for opening up about your personal life and struggles. I can't imagine how difficult it must be to discuss your private life. Honestly, I don't care what your motivations are. I only care about what I have learned from your talks and how easy I find it to understand what it is that you are talking about. I have been following you in one format of the other for many years and you have helped me tremendously. Thank you!

    @joelklein3720@joelklein3720Ай бұрын
  • At least one of these two gentlemen is self aware...

    @felou8369@felou8369 Жыл бұрын
  • Thank u prof. Vaknin.. thank you u saved me alot of pain from which I was suffering in a marriage to a phycopathic narcsisist.. i was going crazy and thankful found ur channel and understood about this personality.. he was physically abusive and claimed to love me.. he hard a difficult childhood i empathise but moved on.. unfortunately we have a daughter and am worried for her life and future. Thank u again for doing what you are doing form the bottom of my heart.

    @MM-ql5ji@MM-ql5jiАй бұрын
  • Prof. Sam, can a malignant narcissist encourage suicide in a partner? My boyfriend who I suspect a malignant narcissist, frequently refers to his ex girlfriend as being low on self esteem and cause of it committed suicide. I suspect seeing a sparkle in his eye when he says that and it sends shivers down my spine.

    @sumannreddy8308@sumannreddy83084 ай бұрын
  • 4:29 - THANK YOU for addressing the misconception that just because someone is arrogant and condescending, _it DOESN'T mean they're a narcissist!_ The common and casual use of this insideously harmful disorder does such a disservice to those who have been personally affected by it. Sadly in conversation now, the term holds no value until you give several examples of experiences you've had within the relationship. Then suddenly the other party seems _surprised_ that 'narcissism' actually means-- *Narcissism.* Same with Psychopathy. It's immediately assumed that any mention of psychopathy is hyperbolic or overly emotional language.

    @invisiblemissx@invisiblemissx Жыл бұрын
  • Being smart is a blessing 🙌

    @YouAreStar449@YouAreStar449 Жыл бұрын
  • I think the reason people fixate on the others' motivation is their own cognitive dissonance; which is in effect preventing full comprehension of their relationship with a malignant narcissist. You have been prey, sometimes for years by a well educated predator.

    @valerierichards3613@valerierichards3613 Жыл бұрын
  • Sir Sam, love how honest you are.

    @hasanpacha4979@hasanpacha4979 Жыл бұрын
  • Love your honesty

    @lisapinho170@lisapinho170 Жыл бұрын
  • I agree judge what a person does not what he says. At least that's truth.

    @vickiewatson2878@vickiewatson2878 Жыл бұрын
  • I love listening to these because it gives me insight to what I was married to for 16 years until I left him. Your videos give me strength, and you have described my ex to a tee when you describe the "False Self", it also makes my anxiety go through the roof, but it is worth it. Is it bad that there is a part of me that feels bad for him? I know secrets that no one knows and these stem from childhood. His mother who, I always called "The Matriarch" of the family, is narcissistic as well, I saw this from the first moment I met her!!!! It is so scary how I am on the outside looking in now, I'm so afraid for my children!!! Haha I refuse to be on dating sites, (I seem to attract a narcissist/psychopaths) I also removed myself from FB a few months ago because of these men. My ex portrayed this "shared fantasy," you described, up until 2 years ago he still envisioned us together. It wasn't until I exposed a video of him on social media of him sexually harnessing me then did he leave me alone only because he issued a restraining order on me, (he is a divorce atty. and turned it on me), he manipulated the judicial system and turned it on me!!!!! Its fine because we don't speak now, but because of you Prof. Vaknin I am building the courage to face him and the truth will prevail! I am that action that he is afraid of!

    @fulloffiresagittarius2944@fulloffiresagittarius2944 Жыл бұрын
    • @saggitarius what a joke. Why do you publicly humiliate somebody and wonder that it backfires. Stop harassing him, instead try to heal yourself and even the ex-relationship (or leave it alone). He is a father who loves His children. He hast loved you for 16 years probably. Chill the f out and stop fighting fire with fire, what is the use but fuel for your own revenge plot wtf. I am not saying your ex might not be problematic or your divorce, nor that you are evil. But stop fighting fire with fire and Wonder that you are anxious when everything ist burning.

      @raversfantasy8873@raversfantasy8873 Жыл бұрын
    • @@raversfantasy8873 Don’t assume he loves his children and don’t assume he loves me he also is a man who I just found out went to Thailand and Mongolia to sex traffic 13-year-old children do you want to open your mouth now!! Unless you walk a day in my shoes don’t you assume, and the only way people are going to be stopped is unless they are stopped by ppl like me who have a set of balls, instead of people like you thinking we should turn the other cheek in assuming. And has an FYI It was a great eye-opener when I found out the day of his hearing for judgeship, yes I did write a letter with proof in case you are wondering, several people came out invoice complaints some stayed anonymous because they were worried about retribution so stick that where ever you may ;) if you think people like Jeffrey Epstein because this is what I’m comparing him to should be allowed to walk the streets and treat people like this then you yourself need more help than commenting on Professor Vaknin videos!

      @fulloffiresagittarius2944@fulloffiresagittarius2944 Жыл бұрын
    • @@lamentate07 Who knows why they’re attracted to me. I’m not the nicest person in the world, I’ll tell you that. Its like the meaner you are to men, more independent, successful and honest the more they want you, to me it’s pathetic!

      @fulloffiresagittarius2944@fulloffiresagittarius2944 Жыл бұрын
    • How are things going for you a year later? Are you still away from the divorce attorney Ex?

      @justinmatisewski1285@justinmatisewski128520 күн бұрын
  • Brilliant interview by Professor Vaknin!

    @jacquikk181@jacquikk181 Жыл бұрын
  • I LOVE AND I APPRECIATE PROFESSOR SAM VAKNIN

    @a.alliswell4987@a.alliswell4987 Жыл бұрын
  • Thank you Sam. You are doing a Humanitarian work. To acknowledge understanding accepting and sharing facts and experiences for us to understand learn and protect us.

    @dragonfly2117@dragonfly21175 ай бұрын
  • Profound take . Thanking you so much for educating us again. May you be blessed more 👍

    @maryjoe2311@maryjoe2311 Жыл бұрын
  • The late Christian Minister Derek Prince explained the pursuit of Christian faith as “enlightened self interest”. Thank you, Dr. Vaknin, for sharing information that is woefully lacking in offices and treatment venues. Therapists practicing failure to treat is sending emotionally starving and neglected people into the population and producing tremendous damage without restraint or shame.

    @pepperjones7559@pepperjones7559 Жыл бұрын
  • You have helped me. Thank you.

    @jessicadorsey8483@jessicadorsey8483 Жыл бұрын
  • I love your laugh. And I admire the huge amount of personal work you have done.

    @lmhbce@lmhbce Жыл бұрын
  • So I'm about to add to your narcissistic supply Sam, and congratulate you on this excellent interview lol 😆. I live in New Zealand and only caught the tail end of this interview with Jim Mora on the Radio NZ. Thank you for posting this!

    @michellec4534@michellec4534 Жыл бұрын
  • Thanks Doctor for sharing some of your more personal stories. I really enjoyed everything you had to say!

    @Makewayproduction@Makewayproduction Жыл бұрын
  • Thank you for your honesty

    @noahbrown4388@noahbrown4388 Жыл бұрын
  • One of the best interview!!

    @borisshindman3101@borisshindman3101 Жыл бұрын
  • A very interesting interview. Thank you both.

    @vera-annnicolson3536@vera-annnicolson3536 Жыл бұрын
  • Your description is so accurate

    @user-nh9yz5qr4x@user-nh9yz5qr4x10 ай бұрын
  • Grateful...

    @christophermichael8216@christophermichael8216 Жыл бұрын
  • Fantastic work and summary. Your work is a gift to us all Sam. I’ve learned so much from you bringing illumination into such a dark area. Thank you.

    @unmondo8103@unmondo8103 Жыл бұрын
  • Good 👍

    @binnahboo5977@binnahboo5977 Жыл бұрын
  • Dr Sam thank you for all information about this theme its very important for us you are fantastic persone, I understand what you feel but is fantastic what you do , thank you .

    @gabrielaguiarbranco7287@gabrielaguiarbranco7287 Жыл бұрын
  • Thank you for your presentations over the years they have helped me piece together events from my childhood and relationships. This was critical in helping me move on.

    @trekker3468@trekker3468 Жыл бұрын
  • I respect you and you are a winner because you understand your personality and give a oportunity to us to defense at the narcisist people

    @gabrielaguiarbranco7287@gabrielaguiarbranco7287 Жыл бұрын
  • Best video that breaks it all down so that most anyone can understand .

    @jodypixley6683@jodypixley668310 ай бұрын
  • What an interesting guest. ❤

    @kahea2018@kahea2018 Жыл бұрын
  • Excellent stuff.. Sometime it seem the more I know about the subject the more confused about myself l am.. So interesting though thanks 🍁🍁

    @stephenmcdowell5248@stephenmcdowell5248 Жыл бұрын
  • Thank you!!! It has been great learning about your journey. I was not a fan of Jim. He sounded like he was projecting an answer he wanted to hear, and showed he did not watch your channel beforehand with some of the questions asked. Your content has been life changing. This video is valuable in learning about a small aspect of prof Vaknin as I have not been able to find much on Vaknin’s process and how he found cold therapy.

    @stasiabanto6055@stasiabanto6055 Жыл бұрын
  • Professor Vaknin have you researched the impact of narcissistic hacking, both during a relationship and especially the ongoing hacking when the person has gone no contact. It may not be the narcissist who is hacking but a friend assisting or someone employed. Evidently there are different types of hacking at different levels of sophistication and some can be very difficult to stop. Please do a KZhead narcissism and hacking.

    @aussielaine1403@aussielaine1403 Жыл бұрын
  • I need all of everyone's advice; I am dealing with a malignant narcissist sociopathic male. He is very sadistic and won't go away. Ignores restraining orders and I moved,but as my city is like a small town he just kept finding me. I am at the end of my rope. He has also infiltrated my support network. Thoughts? Advice?

    @stardustsparkles22@stardustsparkles22 Жыл бұрын
  • The father of both of my children is a malignant narcissist which was very emotionally sadistic but i noticed when he did cause me emotional pain made him feel better and his physical health was better so my i figure he projects on me emotions he cant get out he either projects his feelings on other people or be in physical pain

    @user-rt3ou2yg5r@user-rt3ou2yg5rАй бұрын
  • I LOVE YOU! Keep it up please! Me (37 year male), Borderline Mom, covert narcissist dad. My younger brother "fell pray" to a borderline chick 20 years ago. And me myself am just getting divorced after only 3 years from a covert narcissist, who even happens to be a psychiatrist (wanne be samaritan). I proclaim PD Bingo, am here to have fun (glad that I am still standing mainly!), and care for whoever wants help! Personally, my therapist has been psilocybin, your videos and subsequently loads of mental discoveries ! Your videos literally are Matrix-like reflectory experiences to me, as I insert the above mentioned characters and replay my life so far. crazyly well fitting! Thank you again, from the bottom of my heart!

    @cmd_phil@cmd_phil Жыл бұрын
  • … please, please *pleaaaaseeeee* would you do more lectures on psychopaths and malignant narcissists (psychopathic narcissists)professor? Pleaaase. This is just too good. As top of the field in many ways, your input would be both invaluable and potentially life saving. Please. Ok. I’ll stop. Your new haircut is growing out perfectly, by the way, Professor Vaknin.

    @11Deigratia11@11Deigratia11 Жыл бұрын
  • Professor, U R a fulfilled dream. Hundred Ninety intelligence, capable 2 teach us, capable of compensating...all great persons in history came out of impairment of sorts. U r my hero.

    @goldahashemzukhn-viren8523@goldahashemzukhn-viren8523 Жыл бұрын
  • This was really a fascinating interview.! I appreciate all the questions the interviewer raised: they were straightforward and sharp, yet not offensive. Although prof. Vaknin is always honest and open to share his own experience, I find this conversation reveals more about that how his personality and mind influenced his work., which is so precious and educative. I believe they are inseparable despite the professor's suggestion in the end of the interview.

    @biljanastanojevic5044@biljanastanojevic5044 Жыл бұрын
  • Dr. Vaknin, on another lecture, you’ve said that borderlines are individuals who failed to create the narcissist personality. In this lecture, you’ve said that narcissists are individuals who’ve failed to create the psychopath personality. So my question is which personality did the psychopath fail to create, that resulted in them creating the psychopath personality instead?

    @BROKENSOULEDONE@BROKENSOULEDONE Жыл бұрын
    • god

      @Rm47712@Rm477129 ай бұрын
    • ​​@@Rm47712😂😂😂😂 so true

      @mahahabib3142@mahahabib31427 ай бұрын
  • Thank you. I only recently discovered you and I am going through your past videos and they are helping me to give a narrative to what I experienced as a child, but I am only able to take them in because I have done the work with my therapist, 6 years and counting. I see my mother now, her sister, and my sister and though I don't like it, it is there and I know it. I was lucky, I benefited from early positive attachment with my father and my aunts and I have a core self. And I get what that means now when my therapist says that.

    @HungarianMeringue@HungarianMeringue Жыл бұрын
  • Thanks for the detailed explanation of the cycle and the essence of narcissus in the previous video. Please explain how it is less painful for a borderline personality to separate from a narcissist and grow a healthy personality anew. Is it real?

    @Sarah__Sarah@Sarah__Sarah Жыл бұрын
  • What are the distinctions and similarities between Psychopathy and Sociopathy? Would be amazing if you could conduct this topical subject sometime.

    @Sandytarka@Sandytarka Жыл бұрын
  • Hello, one of the occupations most infested and highly attractive for psychopaths and narcissists is orchestra conducting. I should mention the growing number of female conductors... the “baton” in their hand is very attractive to certain women.

    @GR-hl4gk@GR-hl4gk Жыл бұрын
  • What about the narcissist who is not charming but somehow through playing a victim through illness, real or feigned, is able to gain the sympathy of others while they are abusing a few targets and not only that but seems to have an entire community of friends or supporters? They seem like a psychopath but lack the charm and are abrasive. How do they have such a huge network of people who like them? Or is it that there's a ton of toxic people that are drawn into the narcissists circle? I don't get how a nasty guy with no redeeming qualities at all can have a large group of supporters like the one that crossed my path who is exploitive. All it took to anger this guy was for me to tell him no and to show him the error of his ways and tell him to leave me alone. He then did the smear campaign.

    @kayjay2379@kayjay2379 Жыл бұрын
    • Principalitys and powers are over them they are slaves and easily used by higher forces or intelligence. They are at the disposal of malignant entities the whole lot of them they are similar to the mob, where there is compromise of values or belief or ignorance or that's what I've experienced in myself and what I've witnessed in others. The bible says " "we fight not against flesh and blood, but against principalities, powers spiritual wickedness in high places."

      @vickiewatson2878@vickiewatson2878 Жыл бұрын
    • You aren’t dating my ex are you? Swore I was writing this!

      @Michelema2@Michelema2Ай бұрын
  • Thx

    @annamariagoldschmied2592@annamariagoldschmied2592 Жыл бұрын
  • I just have heard news that he has given up on studying narcissism watch. I hope it’s good for him and his happiness but I hope he knows that the field greatly benefits from all of his insights he literally has a genius in my eyes.

    @cbizzle4299@cbizzle4299 Жыл бұрын
    • You heard wrong.

      @samvaknin@samvaknin Жыл бұрын
    • @@samvaknin hallelujah

      @cbizzle4299@cbizzle4299 Жыл бұрын
  • Thank you, Sam! 🥰 Finding your website in it's early years gave me the insight I needed to find myself and to escape a nightmarish marital trap with a dangerously malignant man. Your work was very scholarly but I persisted because you were telling my story in a way that years of psychotherapy exploration never did. I am grateful for you and your current work, as well as for dumbing down your intellectual mastery of psychopathy and narcissism to help us students. It was hard to learn about my own culpability, yet that acceptance was truly the beginning of finding myself. It took years, I got duped more than a few times, however facing myself was the key. You are brilliant and deserve all the accolades, Narcissist or not!!!

    @loveoneanother881@loveoneanother881 Жыл бұрын
  • Stumbled across your website and now this video. Apologies if some of these questions have already been addressed. I'm a woman with anxious-avoidant attachment who is diagnosed with generalized anxiety and PTSD (disassociative subtype). One behavior I have is I'm a curiosity junkie and ask other people a ton of questions about themselves to avoid attention placed on myself. Additionally, my response to trauma is total emotional disconnect. No empathy towards others or connection to emotion in myself. Who I loved minutes before I can observe them to be feeling extreme anguish and pain and I feel absolutely zero emotion and sympathy towards them. I "feel like a sociopath" is my colloquial description. Sometimes I can trigger it at will, not often. Outside of this trauma response I fully experience empathy, sympathy, and emotions though I'm still disconnected in the sense that I reach a point where I am unable to form meaningful relationships with people. Context given, my first question is: 1. Are narcissists (of whatever subtype) more drawn to certain people (fearful-avoidant subtypes, certain traits, etc.) for supply? I've always wondered how someone with my condition (endless questions yet total emotional disconnect triggered by any sign of rage/instability) and a narcissist would interact. 2. Do narcissists avoid/dislike some people more than others, and if so, for what reasons? 3. How do you feel/what do you think about the way that diagnoses are classified? Seems that a lot of criteria to diagnoses are unhelpfully vague and often overlap with other diagnoses. I would imagine that BPD, NPD, and paychopathy would absolutely overlap in many areas, for example. 4. Your thoughts on societal attitudes placed on narcissists? 5. You seem to define yourself more by the narcissistic label than by your other diagnoses. Why? Thanks!

    @rayd.6403@rayd.6403 Жыл бұрын
  • Dr Sam. I only discovered you yesterday and have watched a handful of your videos so far and intend to watch them all when I can. I would appreciate knowing what your childhood was like, which potentially caused you to become a narcopath Do you have a video or info on this available? My father was an alcoholic narcopath and violent, mostly to mum but also toward my older and younger sisters sometimes. His preference were the submissive types, like my mum and sisters. I’m like a tiger, a fighter, so he wasn’t violent towards me and the very few times he tried to be, I fought back and he backed off. I left home at 18 years of age. I’m aware he had a shit childhood in former Yugoslavia, so I can see how he would have become such an arsehole. Not that that excuses his abhorrent and diabolical behaviour. My ex husband and his fraternal twin sister experienced no domestic violence and had a relatively normal childhood, except that their mother died when they were young. The father remarried and had a son with his new wife, who is approx. 12 years younger than my ex. But my ex husband was a masterful, charismatic conman who destroyed my family financially, as well as other people’s lives and businesses. He managed to con highly intelligent people- property developers, bank managers, a lawyer, a doctor, the list goes on. He had been incarcerated at least three times for financial gain by deception, fraud, etc… The younger brother is a registered pedophile. I left my ex husband when I was pregnant with our daughter and haven’t seen him since 1997. His access to my kids was reserved by the Famiky Court. He didn’t even attend the court case. I heard a couple of years ago that he has 9 kids with various women. None which he gives a shit about. My daughter from my ex husband is a narcopath. She and my son had a very unstable childhood because they had to live with my parents so were exposed to my fathers violence even though he didn’t directly physically abuse them, they witnessed a lot of horrible shit. I had to work all the time, so had to rely on mum to look after them and even when I got them out of that house, we moved a lot, I had anxiety and depression and could never give my kids what every child deserves, properly or consistently. There’s so much to say but one day I’ll put it in a book. One day! I strongly believe that NPD and psychopathy is hugely genetic, based on my ex husband being a narcopath and his younger brother being a paedophile with no DV or trauma and my daughter who is alarmingly just like my father and her father. My daughter’s behaviour scares me more than anyone I’ve ever known in my life and I’m 56 now. Neither my sisters or I are any of those things, although I do believe I had some mild narcissistic traits when I was younger, which I nipped in the bud for the most part because I didn’t like them. I apologise if this is disjointed… I’m typing in the tiny box on my phone in the YT app and it’s jumping around all over the place. I hope you will reply. Thank you for your time.

    @SaveStef@SaveStef2 ай бұрын
  • Sam, brilliant as always. My question is if someone is both - or psycopathic narcissist- which personality traits do they express- since one needs supply the other doesn't .. how does that work to identify or is it variant. ( Narc needs others Psychopath doesn't.. what does the combo look like?

    @zenmaiden1@zenmaiden13 ай бұрын
    • Search the comorbidities playlist.

      @samvaknin@samvaknin3 ай бұрын
  • ❤can a person cure from depression without drugs? 😢

    @mec.laurapalmer7155@mec.laurapalmer71553 ай бұрын
    • Yes.

      @samvaknin@samvaknin3 ай бұрын
    • Thanks Professir that you are there Its precious for us all no matter what your motives are You must have a kind heart because you have power to help people. It is super rare. I trust you. God bless you.​@@samvaknin

      @mec.laurapalmer7155@mec.laurapalmer71553 ай бұрын
  • So are narcissists living in solitude?!!! They must be in a relationship or they'll die of loneliness?

    @doreenmusson4891@doreenmusson4891 Жыл бұрын
    • No, the opposite they are rarely ever alone. They need narcissistic supply via relationships.

      @Eleniexp@Eleniexp Жыл бұрын
  • Incredibly interesting. Can you continue the discussion by creating further videos on the distinction between psychopaths, narcissists, borderlines, and narcissistic personality disorder? Can someone have elements of multiple disorders?

    @SMA57880@SMA57880 Жыл бұрын
    • @@carriekaskiw4781 Yes, I have watched all of them but just learned from this video the difference between narcissism and narcissistic personality disorder. I also had a different understanding of a psychopath so I wanted him to elaborate more on the distinctions and if they can all overlap in one person.

      @SMA57880@SMA57880 Жыл бұрын
  • Hey Sam, do you have a reading list or something like that for someone, who would like to build a more rigorous understanding of personality disorders, especially the cluster b?

    @NomoSapienss@NomoSapienss Жыл бұрын
  • William wallace

    @rhondamathis1323@rhondamathis1323 Жыл бұрын
  • I think I found that she knew how much I love my children and my grandchildren so she was the control me through that being that my worth and she wanted to have it all or nothing and be value me to make me look like a bad guy! So I can be her of her lies! And for her to be me of all my truth and what I love of my worth of my

    @hilljnick@hilljnick Жыл бұрын
  • 💜

    @claudialasculescu1157@claudialasculescu1157 Жыл бұрын
  • Can a person be narcissistic,sociopathic ,and vulnerable all at once? Or is the vulnerable narccissim an act?

    @stardustsparkles22@stardustsparkles22 Жыл бұрын
  • I’ve heard him say he’s a narcissistic borderline

    @timothyhoffmann7005@timothyhoffmann700519 күн бұрын
  • The golem!!! Hahahahaha!!!!!!!

    @LisaRichards_123@LisaRichards_1233 ай бұрын
  • Professor, what advice would you give to a young narcissist to live life in the most optimal way? I know that you suggested withdrawing from society/ avoiding others in another video but this is not possible for all cluster Bs since some have to make a living for ourselves and dont have financial support so what would you suggest?

    @zekekandis3393@zekekandis3393 Жыл бұрын
  • Based on all your U- tube videos I suspect my husband has a malignant narcissism or psychopath or even Asperger’s. How he can be diagnosed professionally? What kind of specialist we need to see in psychology. Please anyone knows where to start.If it is a disease like Covid what is the treatment. Because as far as I know he is making all family members sicker then himself

    @huntumeres9909@huntumeres9909 Жыл бұрын
    • There is no cure, as he said in the video. Because NPD is not a facet of someone's personality it is the WHOLE entire personality. Which can not be changed. The only thing they can do is become self aware and then 'learn' replacement behavior and self control. Which is very contradictory to who they are so it rarely happens. Unless, like Sam, you have a genius level IQ of 190 and can manipulate your personality disorder into a good thing LoL Hes definitely a rare breed!

      @MissAmazings@MissAmazings Жыл бұрын
  • 2/3% hmm that how you bust my paranoia😱

    @simonemontelaghi362@simonemontelaghi362 Жыл бұрын
  • I found the more that I forgave her and tried to work with her she found it more exhausting for her to be with me!

    @hilljnick@hilljnick Жыл бұрын
    • Good insight

      @vickiewatson2878@vickiewatson2878 Жыл бұрын
  • Via one of two state qualified diagnostitians, the mmpi and a battery of other tests, my live in ex of three and a half years (four if you include the last six months of an LDR death rattle) was shown to have the following: alcohol use syndrome, antisocial personality disorder traits, narcissistic personality disorder traits, histrionic personality disorder traits, turbulent style, adhd and some depression. Anecdotally, there were addictions, sex, p*** and amphetamines. In the past, video games and possibly gambling were addictions as well. The diagnostician recommended further evaluation, counseling for management of the adhd, etc. Yeah, he jumped right on that. Too bad, he'd make a great study case.

    @EveryDeverieDay@EveryDeverieDay Жыл бұрын
    • How did you get him to take these tests and via a psychological or a psychiatrist?

      @ImpulsoCreativo9322@ImpulsoCreativo9322 Жыл бұрын
  • Children

    @hilljnick@hilljnick Жыл бұрын
  • Sam🥺 hi, Can you recommend books about psychopathy?

    @jasd5120@jasd5120 Жыл бұрын
  • I can't grasp that you're not intrested in helping poeple after the amount of effort you put at least in this channel ansewring all of my questions

    @meriemmimi104@meriemmimi104 Жыл бұрын
  • Why not do a video about different cultures being narcissistic like Muslims are Islamic people Hindus Asians ? Cultures in narcissism makes a difference.

    @rosinadoherty2043@rosinadoherty2043 Жыл бұрын
    • @Robay Torbay complimentary words Robert. He should do one on the crown forces and their cronies also

      @superhawkeye74@superhawkeye74 Жыл бұрын
  • So do narcissists care for animals? Like their pets? If not then why do they have them? Whats the point of having a pet for someone with npd?

    @wildsideoflife3992@wildsideoflife3992 Жыл бұрын
  • That "thank you" in 44:58 is sooo creepy

    @waelchorfan9349@waelchorfan9349 Жыл бұрын
  • Sure sounds like Donald Trump to me. I find Sam to be fascinating and quite likeable.

    @charlesbromberick4247@charlesbromberick424711 ай бұрын
  • Jim mora ruined it by bringing personal aspects of vaknin...otherwise good discussion..

    @saumikacharya6060@saumikacharya6060 Жыл бұрын
    • Vaknin.

      @samvaknin@samvaknin Жыл бұрын
    • Thanks Vaknin...👍

      @saumikacharya6060@saumikacharya6060 Жыл бұрын
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