Tag Archives: narcissism
Character Disturbance is a Spectrum Phenomenon
Examining the High Cost of Shamelessness
Covert-Aggression and the Gaslighting Effect
Redefining Personality Disorders and Character Disorders
Narcissism Desensitization Impairs Recognition
A Healthy Ego Is Not Narcissism
Do Narcissists Really Believe They’re Always Right?
Behaving Like You’re Always Right Most true narcissists act like they’re always right. And sometimes they can be really convincing about it. They can project a remarkably confident image. Their demeanor seems to make a statement: “I don’t just think I’m right. I know I’m right.” But do they really believe such nonsense? Most folks … Continue reading Do Narcissists Really Believe They’re Always Right?
Narcissism and Empathy Capacity
Empathy Capacity Empathy capacity is central to healthy emotional, spiritual, and character development. Some equate this capacity with what it means to be truly human. But these days many among us have an impaired capacity to truly care. The reasons for this are many and varied. And as I’ve written about before, how impaired a … Continue reading Narcissism and Empathy Capacity