Realizations/ insights from being raised by a narcissistic psychopath - some mechanisms

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woelfchen2 hours agoPeakD2 min read

Still working it out.
Because it was even worse than the following summaries/ memes, which mainly provide an introduction to the already very hurtful, damaging and traumatizing NARCISSISTIC part.

The difference from narcissism to psychopathy is especially:

  • narcissists only want to be seen as great and better, so the main focus is on external impression/presentation/image

  • while psychopaths actively want to damage their victims, which they see as OBJECTS they OWN, by lying/ gaslighting/Character assassination [even in front of employer/police/courts, not only acquaintances/ friends/ family]

  • both work with (unconscious) projections and therefore do themselves hardcore what they claim you to do/ be - as a kind of projected revenge and you as an abused object, which allows/justifies their behavior (in their logic)

  • therefore both (narc & psycho, but ofc also victim, if realization hits after lots of time, finally leaving pure manipulated and confusing fog) always claim the victim role (especially hard when adult - child situation, child becomes responsible for Perpetrator's feelings and in general for everything -> gets the fault for everything, even when child is still so young and irresponsible as a young human just is)
    -> Perpetrator victim reversal, Difference between victim (most times just the perpetrator claiming the role) and those actually affected

  • children in general are just at total mercy, most are damaged for life, if they even survive a childhood without love

  • psychopaths have no empathy (seems they not just do not want to be empathic, but CAN'T - the hardware for empathy is just not in the brain, a disability)

  • argumentations, contact, honesty is all pointless and all information are only being used against you. If you ever get an excuse, it is only designed to open you up again for manipulation.

  • never to to therapy but try to put everyone else into therapy, if they don't "work" as expected/ conditioned

  • most times only strategy to save oneself is breaking up contact, getting as much distance between as possible - in worst case and last chance: grey rock method

  • never let them in your life again


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