However, one potential positive outcome from the concept of demon face syndrome is the ultimate validation it provides. I know this sounds twisted, but at least it acknowledges that yes, people can perceive those black, shark-like eyes and yes, they can see what appears to be reptilian features in others. While this doesn’t fully recognize it as a legitimate phenomenon, it does imply that individuals can sometimes see beyond the physical form of the person they are dealing with.
This brings a sense of relief, knowing that what you saw was real. It should reassure you that you made the right decision in leaving someone devoid of empathy or a soul. As for the critics—the ones who argue that claiming a demonic aspect to narcissism absolves the narcissist of responsibility—this is not the case. What we’re saying is that these darker influences shape their behavior. It is the narcissist who consistently chooses evil, time and again, as their actions make those demonic forces resonate within their hearts.
According to neuroscience, as long as your prefrontal cortex is functioning, you retain the ability to make choices. This is where decision-making, executive functioning, and the ability to think critically reside. As long as this part of the brain is intact, you can always change. This applies to narcissists as well; they are not devoid of this capability. Instead, they choose to be reactive, rageful, and manipulative because it serves their interests. They continually opt for the easy path, and that explains their seemingly demonic nature. When you make choices that align with dark forces repeatedly, you risk becoming one yourself.
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