Have you ever wondered if a narcissist can truly care about anyone other than themselves? Perhaps it’s possible, but it’s certainly not in the way we typically understand love and care. When a narcissist has moved on from you, it becomes evident in how they treat the relationship—and you. The intimacy that once existed is replaced by an unsettling void.
The core struggle for all narcissists is intimacy. The natural need for emotional connection, which most people experience, no longer applies to them. Instead, anger, resentment, and hatred take over. For someone outside the narcissistic mindset, this behavior may seem utterly baffling. Humans are wired to form bonds through love and affection. Narcissists, however, thrive on exploiting those who still prioritize these emotions.
This explains why narcissism seems so prevalent in today’s world. But how does someone become a narcissist? The root often lies in early childhood trauma, abandonment, or emotional neglect. As a survival mechanism, they develop a cruel, vindictive personality, leading to the behavior we recognize today. It’s a deeply saddening reality.
The Narcissist’s Mimicry
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