Tag: Psychopath

Narcissist, Psychopath: My Way or Highway, Eff You, In Your Face Factor

The speaker distinguishes independence (healthy ego and boundary maintenance with cooperative engagement) from defiance (exclusionary, antagonistic withdrawal), and maps a spectrum of reactant defiance from ostentatious eccentricity through nonconformity and consummacious rejection of authority to active rebelliousness and crime. 2) Narcissists and psychopaths use defiance—driven by traits like dissociality and antagonism—as a pride-infused, anxiolytic strategy to signal superiority and maintain fragile self-concepts, often frustrating others and treating people as disposable investments. 3) These defensive, disinhibitory strategies are ultimately self-defeating: reality breaches their defenses, leading to collapse, social isolation, substance use, emotional dysregulation, and sometimes suicide, leaving no sustainable legacy. Narcissist, Psychopath: My Way or Highway, Eff You, In Your Face Factor

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3 Tests+3 Baits: How Narcissist Lures You (Clip Skopje Seminar Opening, May 2025)

The speaker outlined a narcissist’s repetitive recruitment process—spotting, auditioning, baiting (with co-idealization to follow)—that locates and selects targets within familiar social spaces. Auditioning involves three tests: whether the person can be idealized, can provide at least two of the four “S”s (sex, services, supply, safety), and is sufficiently vulnerable. Baiting exploits a simulated “inner child” and the target’s own inner child to infantilize, regress, and indoctrinate the victim into a cult-like shared fantasy, enabling control and long-term exploitation. 3 Tests+3 Baits: How Narcissist Lures You (Clip Skopje Seminar Opening, May 2025)

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Narcissist’s MELTDOWN: Becomes Raging Borderline, Psychopath (Narcissism Summaries YouTube Channel)

The speaker explained that narcissists, when stressed, can shift into borderline and then psychopathic states due to low frustration tolerance, with aggression aimed at eliminating perceived internal sources of frustration. Narcissists interact with internalized objects rather than external reality, making them prone to coercion, dehumanization, and potentially escalating violence if the target refuses to submit. Under duress they may pass through a covert phase appearing normal before becoming coldly psychopathic, characterized by fantasy-driven impaired reality testing and dangerous, premeditated behavior. Narcissist’s MELTDOWN: Becomes Raging Borderline, Psychopath (Narcissism Summaries YouTube Channel)

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Borderline Misunderstands Her Emotions (as do Narcissist, Psychopath)

Professor Sam Vaknin argued that higher empathy (in healthy individuals) paradoxically correlates with reduced ability to recognize others’ emotions, citing recent studies. He explained that emotions arise from cognition, bodily signals, and context, and that cluster B personality disorders (narcissism, borderline, psychopathy, histrionic, codependency) involve cognitive distortions and malformed or goal-oriented empathy that cause mislabeling, dysregulation, avoidance, or dissociation of emotions. He outlined coping mechanisms—repression/avoidance, mislabeling/intensity errors, dissociation, dysfunctional self-soothing, and controlled approach-avoidance—that lead to behaviors like love-bombing, manipulation, and formation of persecutory introjects. Borderline Misunderstands Her Emotions (as do Narcissist, Psychopath)

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