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Why Do Narcissistic Personalities Play the Victim? Narcissists may play the victim if they believe they gain something from making you feel guilty. Their tendency to use manipulation tactics is one of the formal symptoms of narcissistic personality.
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Read More »If someone in your life has a pattern of playing the victim, it may feel confusing and frustrating. You’re not alone and there are ways you can cope. Narcissistic personality disorder (NPD) is a complex mental health condition, often linked with a “victim mentality.” While it’s possible for a person with NPD to do this consciously to manipulate others, it often goes deeper than that. Someone may firmly believe that they’re the victim and operate from that place, even when the evidence suggests otherwise. With a few expert-backed strategies, it’s possible to navigate this difficult terrain. Why do people with NPD like to play the victim? In part, it’s how people with narcissistic patterns view interpersonal interactions. Research from 2018 suggests that a sense of victimhood or entitlement is a common trait of NPD. Narcissistic defenses (like all defenses) operate unconsciously, says Dr. Ramani Durvasula, a clinical psychologist based in Los Angeles and author of two books on narcissism. A 2020 study suggests that people who live with NPD often carry a sense of victimhood. “Victimhood is a form of blame-shifting,” Durvasula says. “It allows the ego to remain intact, to blame the world, and in some cases to get validation perhaps from other aggrieved people, or people who want to rescue them.” Possible motivations It may be helpful to think of the “victim card” as a defense mechanism to help someone get their needs met. A victim stance can help someone: acquire resources
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Read More »Here's what you need to do when the person you love ignores you 01/8Here's what you need to do when the person you love ignores you. ... 02/8Make sure it is not a false alarm. ... 03/8Find out the reason. ... 04/8Do not overreact. ... 05/8Give them their space. ... 06/8Don't let it bother you too much. ... 07/8Discuss it. More items... •
Relationships can be slightly ambiguous at times, especially when the person you love ignores you for reasons you weren’t even aware of. We’ve all gone through a phase, where we have experienced uncertainty and confusion and dealt with insecurity, especially when our loved ones ignored us. As much as you try to avoid such a situation, you might end up causing more damage to your relationship. In these times of crisis, you might either want to cut all ties with such a person or you may land up flooding their phones with texts and calls, until you get a response. While both these solutions may seem viable to you at a certain point of time, it is highly discouraged. However, here are 7 things you can and should do when the person you love ignores you.
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