Author: Sandip Roy

Gaslighting is psychological abuse in which a more powerful person manipulates the weaker one into doubting their own sanity. How many types of it are there?

Trauma bonding can form with anyone who witnessed the traumatic event, including romantic partners, friends, family members, and even first responders.

Narcissist gaslighting is an art form. You won't realize it happening. That's why it is so hard to reject the narcissist's false reality they craft for you.

Love bombing may feel fantastic at first, but in time, it begins to suffocate you as the narcissist starts to invade your boundaries and personal space.

Narcissistic triangulation is emotional abuse. When a narcissist triangulates your relationship, they are intentionally infusing jealousy and insecurity in you.

Just because they are grudgeful against you does not make you weaker or less resourceful than them. Keep that in mind before you confront them.

A narcissist will use mirroring as a highly effective tool to flatter you without you realizing it. They will then make you their slave admirers.

Do you feel disconnected from your emotions? Do you struggle with intimacy and trust? These could be signs of repressed childhood trauma in adults.

Narcissists can feel sadness. They often suffer from low mood, melancholia, and even depression. Find out how they can get actually get sad.

We know that narcissists act out of anger when their ego is bruised. What else happens?

When your relationship with a narcissist ends, it doesn't mean they disappear from your life. They start what they are experts at — narcissist hoovering.

Burnouts are often not addressed until too late. Empathy-based systems can help awareness, early detection, and employee well-being and retention.

A female narcissist is turned on when people fall for the make-believe persona they painstakingly built to make people like them.

One of the signs of a female narcissist is her enchantress persona, coupled with self-bragging and trashing others, all while living inside her own bubble.

Finding out they have no power over you creates a primal sense of panic in the narcissist. It is their fear of abandonment and public exposure that leads them …