Tag Archives: Nina Brown
Dating a Narcissist?
It’s Narcissist Friday! I had wanted to write something to provide to parents, particularly parents of daughters, to help them discern if the person their child is dating could be a narcissist. Obviously, that’s a tall order – since not … Continue reading
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I see you!
It’s Narcissist Friday! Okay, I may be the last person in the US to watch the Avatar movie. I watched it last week. No particular comments on the movie. But there was one thing that stood out and I think … Continue reading
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More Books
It’s Narcissist Friday! Since we have had several things on the general narcissism topic this past week, it seems like time for more books. Where Egos Dare, Dean B. McFarlin and Paul D. Sweeney, Kogan Page, London, 2000. Narcissistic leaders … Continue reading
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Children of Narcissists
It’s Narcissist Friday! Imagine being raised by a narcissist… Unfortunately, many people don’t have to imagine at all. They have lived that life. And many don’t understand what happened to them. I have neither the time nor the expertise … Continue reading
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Living with a Narcissist
It’s Narcissist Friday! How do you live with a narcissist? I suppose the flippant answer would be, “With difficulty!” Narcissists are hard to live with. The more a person exhibits narcissistic characteristics, the more difficult he or she will be … Continue reading
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Am I a Narcissist?
Every time I teach on narcissism and describe the narcissist, people find that they know someone very much like the person I describe. And almost every time I teach this, some people end up feeling guilty that they dared to … Continue reading
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What is a Narcissist?
Unfortunately the meanings of words adapt to common usage. A narcissist used to be someone who fit a certain psychological pattern determined by a set of established guidelines. The American Psychiatric Association publishes a manual referred to as the DSM … Continue reading
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