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Charm and the Potential for Harm

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Charm should generally sound an alarm, because its aim is to disarm, and that always carries the potential for harm, whether intended or not.

Rabid Dominance Seekers

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Aggressive personalities (in all their varieties) so crave the upper hand and superior position that they make life a nightmare for those under their thumb

Malignant Narcissists Always Pose High Risk

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Malignant narcissists are inherently dangerous characters. They can be good actors and covert. But they always exploit and abuse.

Narcissistic Personalities Come in Various Types

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With narcissistic personalities, one description does not really fit all. Vulnerable, “compensatory” types are very different from their heartless, “grandiose” counterparts.

Disturbed Characters Abuse Power

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There are many ways to abuse power in relationships. That’s true whether you’re talking about workplace relationships, intimate relationships, or even political and governmental affairs. So many times we face imbalances of power. And that’s why character matters so much.