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Malignant Narcissism – Their Patterns
Malignant Narcissism.
These individuals can be anyone, toxic friends, family, coworker. For this article we say partners.
Here are some ways narcissist take control of life.
In an attempt to avoid taking responsibility for their own flaws and shortcomings, covert/ malignant narcissists resort to projecting those negative traits, behaviors, or intentions onto their partners. By doing so, they cunningly deflect blame onto their partner and make others believe that it is the partner who possesses these undesirable qualities. For instance, a covert narcissist may unjustly accuse their partner of being controlling, manipulative, or emotionally unstable when in reality it is the narcissist themselves who exhibit such behavior.
Spreading deceptive tales: Covert and malignant narcissists excel at spreading deceptive tales or rumors about their partners with the intention of damaging their reputation. They skillfully create false narratives, twist the truth, or manipulate occurrences to portray their partner as unfaithful, emotionally unstable, or unreliable. As an example of this behavior, they may circulate rumors suggesting that their partner is involved in cheating or engaging in detrimental behaviors.
It does not stop there, they carry on to friends and family.
Covert narcissists frequently employ calculating tactics to manipulate their social networks, seeking validation for their smear campaign. They carefully choose which distorted facts to disclose to mutual acquaintances, family members, or coworkers, effectively poisoning their perception of their significant other. By magnifying their partner’s imperfections or wrongdoings and minimizing their own role in relationship problems, they skillfully manipulate others’ opinions.
The Smear Campaign
Through a smear campaign, covert narcissists strive to assassinate their partner’s character in order to alienate them from sources of assistance. Their ultimate goal is to foster skepticism and create distance between their partner and their friends, family members, or professional networks, thus impeding their ability to seek allies or obtain aid. This isolation serves as a means for the narcissist to maintain control over their
partner.
How to Cope:
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