Why do narcissists immediately pick fights with people without knowing them and not with others?
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Does it have something to do with aggression?
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ByDita80
How do you set boundaries?
Sie wollen die Person eventuell prüfen, wie weit man bei ihr gehen kann, ob sie sich zur Wehr setzt, wie viel Selbstvertrauen sie hat usw.
In my opinion, narcissists provoke others without knowing it.
They lack empathy and cannot or do not want to imagine that the other person is also human and has feelings. For them, only they themselves matter.
They need their scapegoats to project all of their negative traits onto. They themselves are too perfect to ever be to blame.
Others who are not abused are usually superiors or those higher up in their ranks.
Colleagues or peers also appear from the outside as if they are not being harmed. But that's not really the case, because they have to adhere to certain unspoken rules, such as never criticizing the narcissist, denying their own opinions, and being there for them. They are exploited for narcissistic validation, yet the narcissist still slanders them.
Pauline from the psychotherapy forum is a good example of narcissism.
Sie machen es mit denen am liebsten, mit denen das Spielchen am besten funktioniert.
They supposedly have very good antennas for the people who are suitable for their purposes – complementary narcissists.