- He gets uncomfortable when he is not the focus of attention in social situations. They may cross certain limits to be the center. He will use his physical appearance to attract attention.
- He is easily impressed by the appearance of others. Your own image and that of others guide your reading of any situation. For example, she may feel threatened because she considers another woman attractive, and she begins to distort the exchanges considering that her partner also sees her that way. This can bring about scenes of jealousy, unreasonable aggression or extreme discomfort.
- Expresses emotions exaggeratedly or superficially in order to attract attention. Living with pathological envy requires you to strongly conceal these emotions, which is why you exaggerate your flattery and courtesy towards others. Expressions like “How beautiful you are!” or “You look great!” They are nothing more than attempts to hide their bad feelings.
- Seduce or provoke to validate yourself. The need for approval is so great that it appeals to seduction and eroticism to corroborate that it is desirable and that it is in a position of superiority over others.
- Your speech and body language is inappropriate. They tend to make others uncomfortable due to their tendency to minimize distance. They get closer when talking, look straight into the eyes, touch, hug, etc.
- Consider relationships closer than they really are. As soon as someone feeds his ego, he idealizes the bond. When she notices that it was only a matter of cordiality, she will consider that she was betrayed and that the other person was pretending to show her feelings.
- Empathy is limited and concerns for others are not genuine. They exaggerate their concern for others to maintain the mask of empathy, but it is not true that they care about others.
- Interpersonal relationships are problematic. Logically, having these characteristics, maintaining stable/healthy ties becomes difficult.
- They are hypersensitive to criticism. Any comment that is not expected is considered criticism and offense. Their response will be to feel humiliated and attack.
- Excessive theatricalization. Responds to stimuli disproportionately.
Although narcissistic men and women present the lack of construction of a solid identity as the “root cause,” suffering from a great inferiority complex, the way in which psychopathology comes into play is different. In women, the possibility of receiving treatment and obtaining results is more viable. In any case, a narcissism clinic could lead to deep anguish and the need for psychopharmacological treatment to tolerate it.
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