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The Narcopath's clique - toxic disciples and flying monkeys — The Narcopath’s clique

The Narcopath's sense of entitlement - preferential treatment, many and possessions. NPD abuse — The Narcopath’s sense of entitlement

Narcopaths are extremely manipulative and toxic

NPDs have an addictive personality, but can't feel love, empathy, remorse — NPDs have an addictive personality, but can’t feel love, empathy, remorse etc

Narcopaths are often aloof and arrogant

Narcopaths are inconsistent, appealing to seniors but very rude to juniors

Narcopaths are self-absorbed — Narcopaths must be the centre of attention at all times

Narcopaths are exploitative and greedy

NPDs can never apologise, take responsibility but dodge accountability — NPDs can never apologise or take responsibility

NPDs and friendships - don't ever question the narcopath — Don’t challenge or question the Narcopath.

NPD - name droppers, and materialistic — NPDs like to name-drop

Narcopaths will double-cross you

Narcopaths are parasites, extracting narcissistic supply / fuel from their hosts

You can't fix an NPD-disordered person. — You can’t fix an NPD-disordered person.

NPD's false accusations - early warning of NPD abuse — NPD’s false accusations – early warning of NPD abuse

Dog-eat-Dog in the NPD world

Surviving and thriving after NPD abuse - the importance of self-love — Surviving and thriving after NPD abuse – the importance of self-love

Breaking away from NPD abuse and the road to recovery

Self-validation - a key step in recovering from NPD abuse — Self-validation – a key step in recovering from NPD abuse

NPD survivor and warrior

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