Number 2. Narcissists have an inbuilt bias toward superiority complexes.
Even though they continually feel inferior, they tell themselves they are superior and better than others. Narcissists may boast and fabricate stories about what they’ve done, or they may ridicule, slander, make fun of, shame, or attack the victim.
Narcissists often act Superior to others in order to win their adoration and exert power over them. On the contrary, narcissists often look up to and even adore those they perceive to be helpful or strong. However, a narcissist has low regard for everyone but themselves. To narcissists, those who are hiding in the shadows, know better than the narcissists and are helpless wretches who deserve to be treated with contempt.
They justify their hatred of others by convincing themselves that they are inherently superior. They tend to think highly of themselves, and this includes the belief that they are superior to or more significant than other people. The narcissist will tell you that you’re cruel to them because they are the ones who deserve it. One of the possible reasons is because they find you fascinating or helpful.
Number 3. Narcissists are unable to cope with criticism.
They have difficulty processing negative feedback. Whether or not we can handle constructive criticism depends on our own level of confidence in this regard. Narcissists take criticism very seriously, even if they don’t show it. When confronted with constructive feedback, they often lose their cool and explode into tears.
The constructiveness or harmfulness of the criticism is irrelevant. It appears they are unable to take criticism well. If they are correct, you have no choice except to admit you were incorrect. They will take the situation further if you keep criticizing them without taking responsibility for your actions. They’ll put on the pressure until you agree with them. They will turn to become your enemy and declare war on you if they are unable to force you.
It may be fruitless to try to help the narcissist learn from the situation if they react negatively to the criticism. Remember that they are totally self-absorbed, and the more you criticize them, the meaner they will get. To avoid conflict with someone who is preoccupied with themselves, how do you avoid them?
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