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AM I A NARCISSIST OR A VICTIM?

‼️ TEST: Am I under psychological influence (and concrete ideas): https://urls.fr/KsaXmW 🟢 Need to go further? 1️⃣ 👉 Subscribe to my UNFILTERED NEWSLETTER for unique insights, exclusive resources, and practical tools not available anywhere else. ⭐️ Sign up here: https://christele-albaret.ck.page/ins... ⭐️⭐️ 2️⃣ 👉 To request an expert appointment with me: 🔹 https://calendly.com/christelealbaret... 3️⃣ 👉 Subscribe to receive videos that challenge preconceived notions. _______ 📣 Do you know someone who could benefit from these tips? 👉 Share this video with them. Sometimes, a little awareness can change everything! ________ ➡️Instagram:   / christelealbaret   ➡️Facebook:   / christelealbaret   ➡️Linkedin:   / christèle-albaret-617b7b18   ➡️TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@christele_alb... My website: 🌐 https://christele-albaret.com/ =========== Chapter: Introduction: 0:00 - 1:52 Part 1: What is a narcissistic pervert? : 1:52 - 5:44 Part 2: Why do we become narcissistic? : 5:44 - 8:06 Part 3: How do you know if you're a narcissistic personality disorder? 8:06 - 16:29 Narcissistic personality disorder has become one of the major issues in today's society, which has become a veritable breeding ground for these hyper-narcissistic individuals. Narcissistic perverts, also known as narcissistic perverts, whether men or women, are moral predators driven by a single idea: the destruction of others. The term narcissistic pervert is overused today, and often wrongly, in relation to many people. However, it's important to know that only a psychologist or psychiatrist can definitively diagnose a person with narcissistic personality disorder. Jealous, self-centered, and megalomaniacal, hypertoxic people and narcissistic personality disorder (NPD) are often seen as pleasant, helpful, and ambitious. And it's by sharing intimacy with someone suffering from narcissistic personality disorder, whether in a relationship, at work, or within a family, that we discover the traits of narcissism: an inflated ego and an incomparable sense of superiority. With the goal of destroying their prey by any means necessary to enhance their self-esteem, narcissistic perverts derive pleasure from controlling others, from watching them deteriorate without regard for the consequences. The victim of an NP often emerges lost and without direction, sometimes wondering whether they were the toxic person or the narcissistic pervert. The strength of these narcissistic perverts lies in their generally well-thought-out and well-constructed image, designed to adapt to others. Regardless of their background, they may even go so far as to invent passions, professional experiences, or travels to gain a little more intimacy with others. But all this is only superficial, because a narcissistic pervert is a person who is insecure and has suffered since childhood. This is a person who builds dysfunctional defense mechanisms based on tyranny, denigration, and the destruction of others to quell their psychological distress and low self-esteem.