3 Rare Things They Don’t Tell You About Psychopaths

Have you ever received an apology that just didn’t sit right with you? Somehow it felt like the apology was made to manipulate you, and make you doubt yourself? That’s a manipulative apology my friend, and today we are going to talk about how to respond to a manipulative apology.

If you’ve ever been on the receiving end of a manipulative apology, you know how confusing and frustrating it can be. Manipulative apologies are tricky because they sound like an apology on the surface, but they’re designed to control, deflect blame, or keep the upper hand.

Today, we are going to dive into what is a manipulative apology, manipulative apology examples, how does a narcissist apologize, and how to respond when you encounter one.

First, let’s talk about what is a manipulative apology.

Have you ever encountered someone who seems completely wrapped up in themselves? Below are some egocentric personality traits identifying someone who always turns the conversation back to their own life.

Having an egocentric personality means having a mindset where everything revolves around “me, myself, and I.”

So, let’s break down common signs of an egocentric personality and how you can recognize them in your daily life.

Malignant narcissist traits are like the villainous vibes you get from your favorite TV bad guys—but this time, it’s real life, and you’re the target. Just imagine having to deal with someone who has the manipulative charm of Cersei Lannister mixed with the cold cruelty of Patrick Bateman. Sounds terrifying, doesn’t it?

If you’ve ever felt like you’re in a constant power struggle with someone who always seems to win, you might be facing a malignant narcissist.

People with malignant narcissistic personality disorder are downright dangerous, be it psychologically, emotionally or even physically. And when it comes to dealing with a malignant narcissist, even if it’s a covert malignant narcissist, you need to be very, very careful.

Today we are going to talk about 9 glaring malignant narcissist traits

Why do we often find ourselves attracted to narcissists? Whether it’s being drawn or attracted to narcissistic men, or wondering why are narcissists so attractive, many of us end up in a relationship with one, leaving us questioning our choices. Let’s explore the reasons why you are attracted to narcissistic men.

You’ve done all the work. You’ve been there & done that. You’ve come to know yourself and your past, but you still can’t resist those delicious grandiose men.

Like an incredibly rich black forest gateaux, they look great, taste amazing, but after a while the glamour palls. After a few weeks of chocolate and cream, you crave a good old fashioned chicken salad with freekeh.

But why, oh why do you still find yourself looking into the refrigerated shelves, staring longi

Have you ever thought that there might be a narcissist in your life who doesn’t seek attention or show off? Identifying a vulnerable narcissist is tough, they do not seem like the grandiose ones because they are usually quiet and sensitive. But, don’t let their outer shell deceive you – they have all the same core traits of a flamboyant narcissist underneath.

This post will look at some vulnerable narcissist traits that can help you recognize whether you’re dealing with this different kind of self-centeredness.

Grandiose Vs Vulnerable Narcissist

Co parenting with a narcissist is anything but easy, but it is possible to make it work for your kids’ sake. It takes some strategy and patience to navigate this tricky situation. Here are 9 steps to help you co-parent successfully with a narcissistic ex.

So you’ve finally made the move to separate from your narcissistic partner.

Congratulations!

You’ve made the best decision for your own well-being. BUT if you have children, you’ve still got to manage the narcissistic relationship through the maze of co-parenting.

Co parenting with a narcissist is extremely challenging, emotionally, physically and potentially, financially.

Success here is likely to be relative. Maintaining con

What makes shy narcissists or covert narcissists tick? And what is the difference between them and grandiose narcissists? This article is going to take a deep dive into the world of the former and try to understand what makes them tick!

Narcissists are gregarious and outgoing, right?

Life of the party extroverts love-bombing, gaslighting and manipulating their way to fame and fortune (or at the very least a modicum of dating success and narcissistic supplies).

But what about those shy narcissists?

Covert narcissists are the ones who never get their pi