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The 15 Traits Of A Female Narcissist! · The Mental Healness Podcast

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  Woo. Female narcissist can be just
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  ass or even more dangerous than their male counterparts.
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  Did you know that? I know some people are like Lee.
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  Of course I knew that. Like I've been dealing with a
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  female narcissist my entire life.
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  My mom's a narcissist, My girlfriend's a narcissist, my
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  sister's a narcissist. I'm surrounded by female
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  narcissist, and they are tearing my ass to pieces.
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  Lee, help me. And that's what we're doing
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  today. Yeah.
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  We're talking about the 15 characteristic traits.
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  They can help you recognize or spot or just realize that you're
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  dealing with a female narcissist.
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  Now, this is a beautiful article by MSN on msn.com and whatnot.
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  And it goes over 15 crazy traits.
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  Not crazy traits, just 15 traits in general.
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  I ain't gonna say I ain't gonna call to our Our Lady
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  counterparts crazy because I'm a diagnosed narcissist, right?
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  But we'll hop right into y'all trait #1 according to MSN is
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  she's a master of relational aggression.
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  I know. Yeah, I know.
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  Yeah, like what? The relational aggression.
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  What the hell is that? It says although male
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  narcissists are likely to behave in overly aggressive ways,
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  grandiosity, entitlement. Female narcissists engage in
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  more covert or passive aggressive forms of aggression.
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  Right. And passive aggressive is the
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  perfect word choice to use right there.
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  Because I think male narcissists, especially the the
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  aggressive ones, especially the the Super abusive ones, the over
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  malignant narcissists or active aggressive, they are active with
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  their aggression. They'll yell, they'll scream,
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  they'll throw something, they'll punch something, they'll break,
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  they'll break your favorite vase or something like that.
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  Whereas the female narcissist is more more passive aggressive.
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  They use slights, they use like body language and things of that
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  nature to mess with you to get into your head.
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  It is more covert, right? It's more covert.
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  I mean, you see what I'm saying? Because you think that they,
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  like, they don't actually tell you what's wrong with them.
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  They'll just let you guess, which can be more confusing.
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  You can ask them straight up. Babe, you've been quiet all day.
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  What's wrong with you? What are you talking about?
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  I haven't been quiet at all. Like you.
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  You must be. You must be making things up.
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  Really. You're making things up.
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  The relational aggression is absolutely true right there,
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  y'all. The next one isn't a
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  groundbreaking one, y'all. It's pretty much this is kind of
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  comorbid. I'm not comorbid.
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  It kind of just jumps the racism, it jumps the genders,
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  right? A narcissist woman is obsessed
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  with her image and her status. Yes, a lot of times you might
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  see a go people, I think a lot of gold diggers who only love
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  people for their money. Like you see a a 20 year old, a
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  20 year old woman with a 85 year old man.
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  That in and of itself could be narcissism because they're
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  obsessed with that status that comes along with that, right?
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  They're completely worried about their social status and how
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  other people will view them and to that nature, right?
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  They always worry about the the, the best clothes, the best
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  everything, which is again, that's a male, a male
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  narcissistic trait as well. Then she lacks empathy but can
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  fake it. Well, the third one right here.
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  Oh, y'all know that right there. A core trait of all narcissists,
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  regardless of gender, is a profound lack of empathy.
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  But narcissistic women, because women tend to be more in tune
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  with their emotions, can actually make it better.
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  And this has come from Doctor Romney Diversala, she says.
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  As Romney Diversala says explains lack of empathy,
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  graniosity and a chronic sense of entitlement and chronic need
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  to seek out a admiration from other people.
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  Those really create the core of the disorder.
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  So a female narcissist might frame her lack of empathy as
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  tough love, telling you she's just trying to help you be
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  stronger. Yep, Bernie your ass to pieces
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  by just making it seem like they care, but they really don't.
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  They're just they use their like empathy to continue to tear you
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  down as well. Right.
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  Again, the 4th 1 is not that ground breaking right here.
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  She has a public versus private persona.
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  Yeah, which is going to be true for male narcissist as well.
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  But with female narcissist, it's a little harder to, you know, I
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  mean, it's a little harder to pick up on because they're more
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  covert, right? And when people don't believe
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  you, when they when you tell them what you're going through,
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  when you tell them what you're experiencing, people tend not to
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  believe you because they're covert.
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  They're normally nice to everybody else.
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  They have this good out exterior to the outside world, they're
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  good, they're amazing. But behind closed doors, they're
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  the damn she devil, right? Again, the next one right here
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  says she's hyper sensitive to criticism, which is another kind
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  of, you know what I mean? Again, male, a lot of male
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  narcissists are absolutely hyper sensitive to criticism.
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  I'm a card carrying member of the male narcissist that are
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  hypersensitive to criticism. Not not so much so since I've
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  been in nine years of therapy. But yeah, a narcissistic female
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  can absolutely dish it but not take it.
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  They can make the jokes, they can point fun point, point
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  fingers, they can bully the other person.
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  But as soon as you start happening to them, they crack
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  like a damn egg, right? And boom, this right here going
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  to get a lot of y'all. She's completely obsessed with
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  competing with other women. Narcissistic women often view
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  often view other women not as potential friends or allies, but
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  as direct competition for attention.
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  And the crazy thing about this one is this can manifest in
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  friendships as well, right? A lot of this stuff can manifest
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  in friendships, but this can absolutely manifest in
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  friendships where you're a BFF who's actually a narcissistic
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  woman is trying to take your man or trying to take your woman if
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  they're, you know, if they're lesbian or whatnot, but like
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  they're trying to replace you in your life.
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  They're competing with you. They wear the same clothes.
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  They just try to have you looking silly.
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  They give you bad advice on how to to dress so that they can
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  outdress you. I don't make the rules out this
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  one right here. Boy oh boy oh boy, she plays the
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  victim. Victim mentality is perhaps the
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  most potent and manipulative tool in a covert narcissist
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  arsenal. She has a PhD in martyrdom.
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  Yes, yes, yes, yes with a narcissistic woman.
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  It's never her fault ever. Whatever's happened to her,
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  whatever she's going through, whatever she's dealing with is
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  going to be the fault of somebody else.
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  Very rarely do they take accountability.
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  They're almost always going to be trying to put it onto
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  somebody else or blame somebody else for their position in life,
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  which again, I acknowledge is a very highly narcissistic trait
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  in male narcissist as well. Y'all, let's get it.
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  Let's get that clear. And BT dubs, this article's
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  about Michelle Abrams is from six months ago.
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  The next one, she uses feminine Wiles to manipulate.
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  Oh my goodness, boy, boy, boy, boy.
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  A narcissistic woman is adept at leverage traditional feminine
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  stereotypes to her advantage. Woof woof boy, boy, boy.
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  I'm telling you, I've said this before and even in my one on
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  ones I resume, I tell a lot of men that I'm talking to or women
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  that narcissist women will absolutely weaponize their
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  femininity. Femininity, right?
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  They'll weaponize motherhood. They'll weaponize the ability to
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  be nurturing. They'll weaponize their bodies.
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  Boy, I'm just telling you because women, the sensual
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  needs, right? They they will weaponize their
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  bodies to get what they want. They'll put the cheeks on you to
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  get out of to get out of trouble, right, Lee?
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  What do you mean put the cheeks on you?
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  What do you think I mean? What?
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  What do you think? I mean, that's crazy though.
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  They will do it. I'm just telling you.
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  I've been a victim of it right there.
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  I've been a victim of getting the cheeks put on me to get out
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  of trouble. I'm sorry.
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  It works. We'll hop right into the next
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  y'all. She has a crushing sense of
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  entitlement which y'all already know is true.
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  Y'all already know it's true right here.
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  Narcissistic men and women both have huge senses of entitlement
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  and feel like they are deserving of everything just because they
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  are them. Not because they've earned it,
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  not because of any kind of qualifications.
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  I deserve it because I'm me. Like she knows that she is
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  unique above all others. Just like I just said.
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  I deserve it because I am me. Oh this right here.
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  My my stomach hurt when I clicked on it.
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  Y'all. She is a master of vulnerable
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  narcissism. Forget the chest thumbing
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  bravado you might associate with narcissism.
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  The male narcissist right Female narcissist often fall into the
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  covert. Like I said earlier, I haven't
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  read the article y'all. Y'all seen this just same time
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  same time. I am covert vulnerable
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  narcissist, which is harder to spot.
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  I said that research shows that while men tend to score high on
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  grandiose narcissism, women often score higher on the
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  vulnerable form. This type is linked to
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  insecurity, defensiveness and low defensiveness and low self
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  esteem. And this right here is where it
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  can get tricky out. Let me let me explain what I
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  mean by that. A lot of you can get a lot of
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  rich, famous, narcissistic women that just the most beautiful
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  women on the planet that are extremely insecure and they take
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  it out on the world. You would never know it because
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  of how they look. He's like, oh, how could
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  somebody like you be insecure? I've done one on ones with some
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  of them and they, I, I'll be confused and that's why I
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  learned this. Yeah.
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  I'm like, wait, what? You see what I'm saying?
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  I just like talk to him and stuff like that.
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  I've done one on ones. I've talked to him over Zoom.
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  I've, I do a lot of one on ones over Zoom with you.
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  It's all profits. I can't tell you, but like, I'll
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  talk, I'll talk to him. I'm like rich, famous, insecure.
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  Whoa, it's wild. But of course that's just me
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  being ignorant and not knowing the the how deep insecurities
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  can be right? Do y'all hear me admitting my
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  ignorance? Am I healing Basically, y'all,
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  We've got ads in here. She exploits relationships, man.
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  To a narcissist, people are not seen as individuals, they with
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  their own feelings, needs. They're seen as a tool or
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  objects to be used. Narcissistic women also often
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  form relationships not out of genuine desire for connection,
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  but for our own personal gain. Yes, yes, yes.
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  And again, there's not one single solitary way that they do
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  this, right? There's not one single solitary
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  way that they do this. A lot of times they'll do it in
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  different ways, right? They'll do it in friendships,
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  different relationships at work, they'll use you narcissist.
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  Narcissist to women are users. Like you'll hear me mention the
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  term gold digger in the beginning.
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  I think most gold diggers who are only seeking you out for
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  that tend to be narcissistic. Not all of them, you hear me
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  say. I say most a lot.
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  Let's say a lot, not out, not every most a lot of them.
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  I know some of y'all like, is it narcissistic to me to want
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  somebody that's successful to only care about that person
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  because of what they you know what I'm saying that you have no
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  more money. Why you what I'm saying?
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  Maybe this is my maybe this is my own internal entitlement
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  speaking right there. That probably is right there.
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  I just had a revelation. That's probably just me this
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  thinking. I I hate that.
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  But I get it too, though, right? She's a communal narcissist.
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  It's the next one I hear. Y'all communal narcissism is
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  just like, yeah, y'all know a lot of people in fields where
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  they help people tend to be communal narcissist.
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  Let me retract that statement. A lot of narcissists like to go
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  into fields where they get those jobs, where they help people,
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  Nurses, doctors, some attorneys, right?
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  Firefighters, police officers, security guards, ministers, you
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  know what I'm saying? Donating to the homeless,
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  nonprofits, things like that. You get a lot of narcissists in
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  those sectors right there because their job title comes
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  with some protection, right? You automatically assume a
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  pastor is a good person. You automatically assume that a
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  firefighter is a good person because they're a job, They're
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  protected status. So a lot of narcissistic women
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  go into fields like that, especially nursing and taking
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  care of people and stuff like that, Hospice, things like that,
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  because they get narcissistic supply from the communal
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  narcissism. Next one, she's a drama magnet,
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  which a lot of y'all would understand right here, which is
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  just absolutely true. A narcissistic woman often seem
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  to be the center of storm, chaos and conflict.
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  Yeah, God, goodness gracious. Yes.
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  And there's no accident. And this could be true for
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  narcissistic men as well right here.
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  Like they have to be a narcissist.
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  Crave chaos, peace. Stillness is uncomfortable for a
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  lot of narcissists so they crave chaos.
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  That's why they create these chaotic environments.
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  That's why they always starting drama.
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  That's why they always spreading rumors and things like that
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  because it benefits them in some way shape or form.
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  This is why you get the chaotic narcissistic person who's always
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  in drama. I know a lot of y'all have
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  friends out there that you be like wait what the why are you
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  always in drama? Why are you always in something?
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  Because they like it, they love it, right?
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  But because female narcissists tend to be more covert, they're
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  harder to spot in these situations, they're more
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  difficult to spot in these situations and stuff like that,
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  right? Because they're more covert,
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  because they're sneaky, right? They, they, they'll start the
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  drama and then act like they don't know what's going on and
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  just narcissist women can be very toxic.
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  We only got a couple left, y'all?
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  She can't take accountability, which again, that's a male
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  narcissistic trait as well. But if female narcissists tend
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  to, you get very emotional when they can't take accountability,
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  they'll start crying, they'll start begging, they'll start
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  threatening to harm themselves, which again, male narcissists do
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  as well. So we're not going to spend a
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  lot of time on this one. She's a narcissistic mother.
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  Oof. I think we only got one more
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  after this one more slide after this.
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  This is 14. This is particularly damaging
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  manifestation of manifestation of female narcissism.
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  The narcissistic mother often doesn't see her children as
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  separate individuals with their own needs or desires.
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  They see them as an extension of themselves, existing to fulfill
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  her dastardly needs and wants. Narcissistic mothers get
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  narcissistic supply from their children and a lot of them
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  torture their children emotionally and sometimes they
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  do it physically. You see all these evil ass
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  women, they be going to jail for stuff that they do to their
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  children or they help their narcissistic abusive partner
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  abuse their own children. Those narcissistic women, y'all?
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  And narcissistic women can be narcissistic mothers can be some
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  of the most evil people on the planet.
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  And I think that might oh, key take away narcissism women is,
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  oh, that might have been 15. How much lost count.
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  Narcissism in women is easy to miss because it doesn't look the
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  way you think it does. It also presents itself as
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  vulnerable or covert narcissism. You have to all my fellows out
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  there that are dealing with narcissistic women or other
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  people, other women who are dealing with narcissistic women,
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  narcissistic mothers, whatever, right or whoever, whatever,
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  you're whoever you identify as, Just be careful.
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  Document everything because if you let, if you lack
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  documentation, because women, female narcissists tend to be
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  more covert and more vulnerable. Narcissism, they can cry down
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  there, can cry on cue and play the victim.
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  If you don't have documentation, you're going to get in trouble.
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  Let's just keep it hiding and ready.
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  If you you need to document what's going on, you need the
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  I'm not saying we're a body Cam or those meta ray band glasses.
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  You need to be able to document stuff for your own protection
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  and your own safety. OK?
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  And the the more you have, the better it is for you.
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