Category: Narcissists, Psychopaths, Sociopaths
Are narcissists insecure, and if so, why? Learn more as we break down the psychological aspects and actions that expose their hidden weaknesses.
Spot the stages of a narcissistic affair. Secure your safety and well-being before the narcissist drains you mentally and emotionally, and traps you forever.
Can you fix a narcissist? You cannot, but there is someone who can. Learn why you trying to reform a narcissist is a losing battle in their toxic dynamic.
Get the most practical advice on how to stop loving a narcissist, find the courage to break free, and start the journey to heal yourself.
Spot a malignant narcissist before they trap and torture you. You can't fix this category. You have to learn to deal with their devilish natures.
Narcissists design their tactics to trap a victim into a relationship and then hurt them emotionally. Learn to spot the stages of the narcissistic abuse cycle.
Discover the disturbing reality of how narcissists treat their children, using them for their own gain, ignoring the harm it does to their emotional well-being.
Most narcissists are "loud" enough to be marked out. But some of them are good at hiding themselves. Still, they show subtle signs of narcissism. Know them.
Setting boundaries with a narcissistic mother is a vital step for taking care of yourself and establishing healthy relationships.
Trauma bonding is a psychological phenomenon in which a victim of abuse, neglect, or other trauma, grows an emotional attachment to their abuser. But why?
Experts feel that most narcissists are deeply insecure beneath their outward confident behavior and authority facade.
How can you get your revenge on a narcissist without falling to their level and becoming abusive yourself?
Narcissists are manipulative by their very nature, and it is not a cakewalk to derail them into a state of confusion.
A narcissist wants to keep you trapped in the abusive relationship. Narcissistic hoovering is a stage of their abuse machinery. Learn to handle it and go free.
Narcissists do cry when they are upset, repentant, or regretful, but these feelings are not always rooted in empathy. So why do they cry?