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Whenever the topic of narcissism comes up, my caring, empathetic, reasonable clients begin to wonder: "Am I a narcissist?!"
And if you've been in a relationship with a narcissist, you have most likely been
called a narcissist.
I'm going to give you SEVEN questions that will help you look into this more deeply.
First, let’s identify:
What A Narcissistic Personality Disorder Is.
While "narcissism" is being used somewhat casually these days, the term actually refers to someone with a
personality disorder.
Narcissistic behavior is a pervasive pattern of grandiosity, a constant need for admiration, and a lack of empathy for others.
Now that we’ve identified what narcissistic personality disorder is, ask yourself:
1) Do You Constantly Brag About Your Achievements?
This is different than acknowledging what you’re good at and not good at.
2) Do You Always Like To Be The Center Of Attention?
A narcissist will often create a distraction if they’re not the center of attention.
3) Do You Make Yourself Feel Good By Putting Others Down?
And if you do this on a rare occasion, do you recognize it and then feel really guilty?
If yes, then you’re probably not a narcissist.
However, if you don’t, you might be a narcissist.
For the four other questions, watch the video
here: Am I A Narcissist?