#Narcissists

[schizoidvision]

7 Reasons Why Narcissists May Hate Schizoids

Narcissistic Personality Disorder (NPD) is characterized by a pervasive need for admiration, validation, and control to maintain a fragile sense of self-worth. Narcissists often rely on others to provide this external validation, referred to as “narcissistic supply,” which motivates their interactions and shapes their behaviors. This supply may come in the form of praise, attention, or emotional responses, all of which reinforce their sense of importance and superiority. However, individuals with schizoid personality traits present a unique challenge to narcissists, as their emotional detachment and self-sufficiency disrupt the typical dynamics of narcissistic control.

Below are the key reasons why narcissists struggle with schizoids and why this relationship can result in tension or even hatred...

1. Emotional Detachment Challenges Narcissistic Supply

Schizoids are often indifferent to external praise, criticism, or emotional manipulation. This contrasts sharply with the narcissist’s need for admiration. Whether the narcissist employs overt tactics like boasting or covert strategies like seeking sympathy, the schizoid’s lack of emotional engagement deprives them of the validation they seek. This indifference can cause the narcissist to feel rejected, resulting in what is known as narcissistic injury.

2. Resistance to Love Bombing

A common narcissistic tactic, love bombing, involves showering others with attention and affection to establish control. However, schizoids often find such displays of emotion overwhelming and repulsive. Rather than being flattered or manipulated, they may withdraw further, leaving the narcissist frustrated by their inability to establish dominance.

3. Skepticism Toward Victim Manipulation

Covert narcissists often play the victim to evoke empathy and gain control. Schizoids, with their preference for cognitive over emotional empathy, are less likely to be swayed unless the perceived victimhood is genuine. This skepticism undermines the narcissist’s ability to elicit the desired emotional response from the schizoid.

4. Self-Sufficiency Undermines Control

Schizoids derive validation from within, prioritizing autonomy and self-containment over external approval. This independence diminishes the narcissist’s power, as they cannot make the schizoid reliant on them for validation or support. For a narcissist, this self-sufficiency can be perceived as a threat to their sense of superiority.

5. Heightened Awareness of Manipulation

Schizoids are often highly attuned to manipulation, thanks to their analytical nature and emotional detachment. This heightened sensitivity makes them quicker to recognize red flags in a narcissist’s behavior, reducing the narcissist’s ability to control or deceive them effectively.

6. Rejection of Social Norms

Narcissists frequently exploit societal values and norms to assert their superiority or gain status. Schizoids, however, tend to reject or remain indifferent to these norms, making them impervious to the narcissist’s usual tactics. This disconnect further frustrates the narcissist, as their strategies fail to elicit the expected admiration or compliance.

7. Limited Emotional Reciprocity

Narcissists thrive on emotional exchanges, whether through praise, flattery, or conflict. Schizoids, however, offer limited emotional reciprocity. Their natural tendency toward detachment and indifference leaves narcissists without the emotional engagement they need to feel validated, causing the relationship to deteriorate.

Summary...

The relationship between narcissists and schizoids is often marked by tension and, in many cases, outright hatred due to the incompatibility of their core traits. Narcissists thrive on emotional control, validation, and influence, while schizoids prioritize autonomy, detachment, and self-sufficiency. This clash creates a dynamic in which the narcissist’s attempts to manipulate or extract admiration are met with indifference, which they often perceive as rejection or even disdain. This perceived rejection can lead to narcissistic injury, fueling feelings of anger and hatred toward the schizoid.

Understanding this dynamic sheds light on how a schizoid’s defenses (such as emotional detachment and self-sufficiency) can protect them from narcissistic tactics. By exploring these interactions, we gain greater insight into the animosity that can arise between these two personality types, as well as the underlying mechanisms that drive their complex interplay.

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[tomorrowusa]

The Phantom Menace.

There should be pushback to anybody telling you that wasting a vote on Jill Stein is a good idea.

If people who foolishly voted for Jill Stein in three states in 2016 had instead voted for Hillary Clinton, Trump would never have been president and Roe v. Wade would still be the law of the land.

Jill Stein is a creature of Putin. She was a nobody in 2015 who somehow sat at Putin's table at anniversary celebrations for RT.

One thing worse than being a dupe is being the dupe of a dupe.

And voting for Jill Stein makes you a loser as well as a dupe. The last time a non-Democrat or non-Republican won the presidency was in 1848. Don't expect that streak to end this year.

The odds of winning the Jackpot prize in the Powerball lottery are 1 : 292,201,338. Those are excellent odds compared to the likelihood of a Jill Stein victory in 2024.

Star Wars: The Phantom Menace gave us Jar Jar Binks. Vladimir Putin gave us Jill Jill Stinks and ultimately Dozy Donny.

The ONLY way to defeat Donald Trump is to vote for Kamala Harris. Voting for Jill Stein or not voting at all would be tantamount to support for Trump.

[classycookiexo]

[invasionimminentz]

fuck it new tag for systems with npd (#narcissystem ) made by me. no narc abuse believers or endos or endo supporters in my tag

[traumatizeddfox]

we seriously need to change the language when it comes to abuse. narc abuse does not exist. abusers can have mental disorders, triggers, or traumas but that does not mean people with the same disorder is abusive.

when i first realized i was abused i fell down the narcissistic abuse tiktok trail, i started to believe the only reason my ex was abusive was because he had NPD (he is diagnosed) but then after more of my own research, and conversations with people who are diagnosed with NPD, I realized that abusers are just abusers, and that a lot of people with this disorder are the ones being abused, ostracized from society and not taken serious.

The thing about abusers is they all share the same brain cell, which is why you can list off 10 things most abusers do and a lot of victims will relate. I get countless anons of victims telling me things their abusers did, and I can usually 8/10 times relate on some kind of level, because abusers, again literally only share one brain cell.

The issue with this is abuse has been almost synonymous with the word "narcissist". The amount of shit you see with "Narc abuse", when it's really just abuse. People making countless posts about "how to spot a narcissist, how to fix the narc", etc and I can guarantee you that not all of these abusers have NPD.

BUT we live in such a world of "what about me", so when people try to break the stigma of NPD, victims assume you're telling them they weren't abused. They mention x y z thing that their abuser did, they bring up their mother who maybe was one and maybe their abuser does have NPD, but then these same people want to scream about mental health awareness. They want to say that "Your disorder is not your story", or that everyone with a disorder deserves love, respect, therapy and help but once anyone with a disorder that isn't socially acceptable, it's as if these people turn a blind eye to anyone with a disorder that isn’t classified as worthy. No one is telling you to respect or love the piece of shit who abused you, hurt you, bullied you. Fuck that, but we HAVE to stop associating abuse with npd. if we want to make a change to mental health and the stigma, we need to do with all disorders.

People make these videos, blogs, books, posts, etc on narcissists like they arent...human. The stigma has turned anyone with cluster B personality disorders into something hideous, when really, most of these people are born this way, or deep rooted trauma. BUT when people hear this, they think its giving an excuse. No one is telling you that you have to love ur abuser who might be a narcissist, or that mental disorders = pass. No. Your abuser can have NPD, OCD, depression, etc and be a completely terrible person, and no one is giving them a pass. (Maybe some might but thats a completely different story.) but to just assume NPD = abuser and abuser = npd, is incredibly ableist, but people aren't ready for that one.

The way people talk about people with NPD like they are monsters, and ghouls waiting in the dark corners of the street, waiting to snatch their next victim (who they always describe as being an empath because these people think having empathy = being a good person, when most people aren't even empaths.) They like to romanticize their abuse as well. Talking about how narcissists spot victims who are so "kind, loving, wonderful, special." They try to make it this thing that it's not. Abusers do not abuse you because you are special. they abuse you because they are abusers. Your abuser is a piece of shit who deserves to die because they are an abuser. not because they have a disorder.

period.

[selfhealingmoments]

[karmaismyfriend]

Gaslighting 101😈

☮️💟☯️

[autopsyfreak]

a lot of people’s advocacy for ASPD and NPD is conditional and it shows.

people advocate for ASPD and NPD havers, rightly saying that these conditions don’t make anyone inherently manipulative, aggressive, mean, etc. and it’s good to educate people on that because it’s true, not everyone with these conditions are those things.

but you can’t just advocate for the people who don’t fit those stereotypes.

what about those of us who do?

your advocacy for us can’t be under the conditions that we aren’t the stereotypical embodiments of our disorders.

it’s good to educate people on the fact that not everyone is like this, because that is true. but you also must simultaneously be supportive of those who are these things and advocate for the fact that those of us who do fit stereotypes are also deserving of love and support.

[worst-of-facebook]

[ninepentz]

Some narcissists-

Are too easily offended by people either challenging their opinions, giving them back the same energy, any type of criticism whether it's good or bad.

For example I know a narcissist in my life who basically tries to be so intimidating all the time, argue, control everything and I noticed that whenever she's having a bad day she would take it out on me. I used to let it affect me deeply and take everything personal to where I started becoming just as bad as them. Arguing back and forth, physical/loud fights, calling each other names, being petty etc. Till I realized that is what's feeding their ego even more to see me basically taking their bait and engaging with them for some odd reason. Some narcissists get a kick out of you paying attention to them and proving them right. Bc what they do is twist your words and use your reactions to make themselves look better.

Overtime I learned that aggressively defending myself, constantly explaining my boundaries, even trying to talk things out, didn't help AT ALL. But what did work was not speaking with them, ignoring their negativity, being cordial/keeping my distance, which has done so much for my mental health. Now I let them do whatever the hell they do, it's none of my business anymore. The quieter I became, the more peaceful things got.

The thing about some narcissists is that if you offend them or mirror their behaviors back to them they get even more aggressive and defensive which brings out all their worst behaviors even more. And one thing you can never do is change the narcissist, they don't respect others unless they admire you, need something from you, and things like that. Nothing you do will make them change.

What helped me tho is just stop to responding and acknowledging them, simply agreeing to keep the peace and protecting my own energy. Idc what they say or do anymore bc I know it's just their own internal BS that they project onto everyone else.

Ever since then I haven't had not one issue regarding them that I used to deal with before, all I deal with now is my own personal issues and whatever goes on in my personal life. I'd rather have that than arguing in circles with a narcissist lol so I hope this helps anyone who's dealing with anything similar.

Stop engaging, be cordial, and don't take things personally. That's how you stay in your own lane and avoid getting poisoned by someone else's demons.

Thank you for reading 😊

✨️Nine of Pentacles✨️

[hello-nichya-here]

Are narcissists incapable of feeling empathy?

Not necessarily - and that goes for any condition that people often associate with lack of/low empathy. The human brain is more complicated than that, so it's a lot better to expect variation while keeping a range in mind than to assume things will be black and white.

Also, empathy is not the same as compassion/caring about others. It literally just means "Ah, I can identify what emotion this person is feeling" not "I feel their pain/wish they weren't in pain", so having it doesn't automatically make someone good, nor does not having it make someone evil.

And this ask inspired me to make memes, so thanks, anon.

[livingfictionsystem]

How many openly narcissistic people does it take to change a light bulb?

None. The moment one walked in, people pretended to see gaslighting.

-Xanthe 🪶

[narcissismarticles]

Like a naughty toddler, narcissists play up when they're not getting the attention they need. To a narcissist, negative attention is better than none.

[oasisr]

Getting yelled at by your family members for being the voice of reason or just trying to communicate and work out complex issues is a sign that your family is filled with toxic narcissists.

[demonized-infodumps]

as a narcissist i get extremely upset knowing that I am not the favourite person of my BPD friends. im already my ep's fp and I know I could not emotionally handle being more than one person's fp because the only reason it works between us two is because i want to give more than I want to take. but i see another friend talking about their fp and I get viciously jealous and angry. I fucking hate you because I'm not your number one and you're openly flaunting this around me. You know that it hurts me and you must hate me personally since you're so clearly doing it on purpose.

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[profoundnightwinner]

Maya Henry didn't need Liam's money but she was definitely a leach of him for fame. Her family wanted to be like the Kardashians but they failed so her dad encouraged her to date and marry Liam

Yes. And okay, if you want to be a golddigger—be my guest, I suppose.

But you don’t have to ruin somebody’s life.

And people who are that type—the type to ruin someone they’ve used—usually do it for attention and funsies. It’s not deeper than that. The banality of evil. And that makes me want to scream and scream and scream. All of these words—the entirety of history’s collected words about treating other people right, and you just have someone smiling blankly at the camera with nothing behind their eyes, giggling, because destroying someone’s life means nothing to them. It’s just something fun to them, like you and I would enjoy the attention at our birthdays or graduation or weddings or other special occasions.

She just gave me these vibes of evil right from the very start. I probably still have the tags somewhere. Liam never looked like that—so scared, so uncomfortable, before her.