I know we all wonder, don’t we? We look at these individuals, so full of themselves, so wrapped up in their own image, and we ask, “What happens to them in the end? How do they face the passage of time? How do they walk through the years as the world keeps spinning and their reflections begin to shift with a fading light?
Oh yes, the narcissist. What happens to them when age creeps in, when their strength fades, and their beauty starts to wither away? Today, I’m going to open your eyes to what truly becomes of them. What happens to a narcissist as they age? You might think they’ll remain the same forever—confident, forever in control. But let me tell you, time doesn’t spare anyone, not even them. The truth of what happens may surprise you, so stick with me, because I’m about to reveal it to you.
Listen, folks, let me tell you something straight: as time marches on, the narcissist—the person who has always been the center of attention, the one who craves admiration and validation from everyone around them—faces a reality they never saw coming. As the years pass, they start to lose what they’ve relied on for so long: their looks. And oh, you better believe it hits them hard when they look in the mirror and see those wrinkles, those lines they can’t erase. They start to panic; their whole identity, their worth, was tied to that outward image. And when that starts to fade, so does their control over the supply they’ve spent their whole life chasing.
Now, what do they do about it? They start fighting like hell to reclaim their youth. They might head to the plastic surgeon, get Botox here, a nip and tuck there, trying to turn back the clock. You know it, right? They’re hitting the gym obsessively, trying to claw their way back to the glory days when they felt powerful, when they could draw people in with their looks. Why? Because they need that supply. That’s their lifeblood. They’ve got to have the adoration, the attention, the constant validation. And let me tell you, without it, they’re nothing.
But as the years creep up on them, they don’t just start to feel older; they get bitter, they get angry. Their body isn’t as strong, their charm isn’t as magnetic, and they can’t get the supply they once did. It eats them up inside, and that bitterness grows. They start getting really mad because they’re realizing they can’t play the same games they used to.
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