20 Ways to Provoke the Narcissist to Meltdown, Tantrum, Apoplexy
Say this to drive the narcissist to apoplexy, reduce him/her to a quivering heap:
Do this/don’t do this
I agree with you
I disagree with you
I won’t do it
Do you need some help or advice? Directions?
Let me show you how to do it
Maybe, not sure it’s true
Are you sure? Can you prove it? Provide references?
This is one way to look at it/do it
You are wrong, it didn’t happen like that
Maybe s/he is right?
You are among the best
Taking into account … you really did well, look good, are accomplished
I heard this before from someone else
I suggest that you …
I was/am exactly like you, I was thinking precisely the same thing
Together, we will make it
I have the same … like you
Here are a few of the things the narcissist finds devastating:
Any statement or fact, which seems to contradict his inflated perception of his grandiose self.
Any criticism, disagreement, exposure of fake achievements, belittling of "talents and skills" which the narcissist fantasises that he possesses.
Any hint that he is subordinated, subjugated, controlled, owned or dependent upon a third party.
Any description of the narcissist as average and common, indistinguishable from many others.
Any hint that the narcissist is weak, needy, dependent, deficient, slow, not intelligent, naive, gullible, susceptible, not in the know, manipulated, a victim, an average person of mediocre accomplishments.
The narcissist is likely to react with rage to all these and, in an effort to re-establish his fantastic grandiosity, he is likely to expose facts and stratagems he had no conscious intention of exposing.
The narcissist reacts indignantly, with wrath, hatred, aggression, or even overt violence to any infringement of what he perceives to be his natural entitlement.
Narcissists believe that they are so unique and that their lives are of such cosmic significance that others should defer to their needs and cater to their every whim without ado. The narcissist feels entitled to interact or be treated (or questioned) only by unique individuals. He resents being doubted and "ridiculed".
Any insinuation, hint, intimation, or direct declaration that the narcissist is not special at all, that he is average, common, not even sufficiently idiosyncratic to warrant a fleeting interest inflame the narcissist. He holds himself to be omnipotent and omniscient.
Tell the narcissist that he does not deserve the best treatment, that his desires are not everyone's priority, that he is boring or ignorant, that his needs can be catered to by any common practitioner (medical doctor, accountant, lawyer, psychiatrist), that he and his motives are transparent and can be easily gauged, that he will do what he is told, that his temper tantrums will not be tolerated, that no special concessions will be made to accommodate his inflated sense of self, that he is subject to court procedures, etc. - and the narcissist will likely lose control.
The narcissist believes that he is the cleverest, far above the madding crowd.
Contradict him often, disagree with him and criticize his judgement, expose his shortcomings, humiliate and berate him ("You are not as intelligent as you think you are", "Who is really behind all this? It takes sophistication which you don't seem to possess ", "So, you have no formal education", "You are (mistake his age, make him much older)", "What did you do in your life? Did you study? Do you have a degree? Did you ever establish or run a business? Would you define yourself as a success?", "Would your children share your view that you are a good father?", "You were last seen with a certain Ms. … who is (suppressed grin) a stripper (in demeaning disbelief)".
I know that many of these questions cannot be asked outright in a court of law. But you can insinuate them or hurl these sentences at him during the breaks, inadvertently during the examination or deposition phase, etc. Narcissists hate innuendos even more than they detest direct attacks.
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My favorite thing to say to a narcissist is absolutely nothing 😂
@wittykitty3748
26 күн бұрын
👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻grey stone always works
@Eat_Trade_Travel
24 күн бұрын
I'm finally thoroughly convinced that this is the only way.
@katarinatibai8396
22 күн бұрын
Gray rock 🪨 🎸 rocks 😊👍
You ignore them No eye contact One or 2 word response Walk away Block Don't look back If someone brings up their names, you respond, "Who" Proceed to live a happy life.
@Duchess-nb9ch
26 күн бұрын
And it’s so much fun 😂
@mysterious_billionaire
26 күн бұрын
Need to learn the last second part
@caroldesarnoNeNe45
24 күн бұрын
Oh.... That's great... "Who"? I'm using this one.😂❤
@sherriebent2555
21 күн бұрын
Yeah after learning it the hardest way imaginable.... through hell. A living nightmarish hell. No words can describe. I'm going through the bullshit of it & don't wish it on anyone EVER. Leaving it soon because I can't stand it anymore.
@costa2984
15 күн бұрын
you sure are cold
So being a truthful , helpful and nice person angers narcissists 😂 got it
@cybercatsworld
25 күн бұрын
Lol true
@mbi9005
24 күн бұрын
Yes. This is all threatening and a challenge to power.
@randideelancaster9904
23 күн бұрын
@mbi9005 To quote the red queen "it is better to be feared than loved " lol Tim Burtonsville version of Alice and wonderlands red queen is what I see when my narcissist rages haha, and it's sooo funny
@moondust1979
22 күн бұрын
Spot on. I know someone who I’ve been nothing but nice to, I’ve helped her so many times, I’m a genuine empath so it’s in my nature to help the people around me, and then suddenly they went cold on me, walks past me like I don’t exist. For NO reason. Then I looked back and realised she was displaying all the traits of narcissism and my gullibility didn’t pick it up. Now I just ignore her I have blocked her off. I feel I was used. But at least I have cut her off
@silviap.2650
22 күн бұрын
So true.
Tell them they are wrong.
It's not hard to provoke a narcissist 😂 it's effortless as breathing. They love to be upset. If they don't have a legitimate reason they will invent it.
@moondust1979
23 күн бұрын
This is so spot on. I know someone like this she displays every trait of NPD .
@hopeinhumanity.
16 күн бұрын
It’s an addiction cycle for them.
@terrijones1167
8 күн бұрын
They wake up in the morning and their first thought is "how am I going to make them pay today" literally hate filled people. Stay away from them....
it's hilarious how he does no want the help but ask for services 😂😂😂
@respekted
22 күн бұрын
So true! even when you try to help them, or suggest anything they'll reject it and throw you a task that they just distribute.
@asunnywebb
19 күн бұрын
@@MaryMarietteThis is a good description. They also assign jobs and responsibilities to people against their will. They coerce people into doing tasks. They're entitled to everyone's time, energy and money.
‘The word No” is generally very effective to produce a meltdown!
@OneWhoKnowz
22 күн бұрын
Oooo they lose their shit
Narcissists are very materialistic so you can exploit that. If you can control their toys, you control them.
@khanaliqasim1757
25 күн бұрын
Wow so true
Let them hoover you with the grand initial hoover, engage with them briefly and then abruptly disengage from them, and ignore all follow up hoovers, calls and voicemails. Then block them forever. The empowerment is magical 😃
@kerryfudge8478
26 күн бұрын
Exactly what I did to my narcissist 😂now she rarely bothers me. Thank GOD
@EmmaCroft73
26 күн бұрын
@@kerryfudge8478 excellent 👏
@andyserkiz3384
26 күн бұрын
I did exactly the same plus I educated the flying monkeys with a 5-page document (knowledge gained from Sam) in the meantime rending them an inefficient tool against me.
@thecultofculture5889
23 күн бұрын
That's one way victims become abusers.
@EmmaCroft73
23 күн бұрын
@@thecultofculture5889 spoken like a true narcissist
You say it best...when you say nothing at all 🎶
@tammyhollis1519
24 күн бұрын
I LOVE that song!
Their behaviors are so insane, you have to laugh to keep from crying. 🤪😬
@katarinatibai8396
22 күн бұрын
💯💯💯this
@Mandolin523
15 күн бұрын
Yes! Whenever you reach this point it's another level of healing and realization.
I used to be so intimidated and afraid of his egregious reactions now, years later, I look at invoking his tantrums as a game. I especially love the silent treatment so I don’t have to hear his bloody mouth for a bit, nor cook, do anything for him it’s brilliant 😂🤣😂🤣🏆
@OneWhoKnowz
22 күн бұрын
They are dys regulated
So true. My narcissistic spouse will fly into a terrifying rage if I, or anyone else, tells him, "No." Or, if we offer to help him. You just can't win. After 30 years, I am done with him.
@KaiyoMar
26 күн бұрын
I’m glad you are free of him now…that is horrifying.
@paulettelamontagne6992
25 күн бұрын
wow what a waste of time so sorry
@cybercatsworld
25 күн бұрын
Hugs, freedom finally, ❤
@AG-iu9lv
22 күн бұрын
You go, grrl! I'm sorry it took so long, but I understand. There's life on the other side.
@sandraleehurst7350
18 күн бұрын
31 yrs here and my divorce will be final July 9. Stay safe and healthy 🙏
Oh Sam - how you make me laugh about my insanely ridiculous relationship frustrations. Thanks for a wonderful summary of a typical day spent with my narcissist.
@XOXO______
26 күн бұрын
"MY narcissist"? Why don’t you just leave?
Normal boundaries enforced is enough to set them off.
My ex gf was the narcissist who called me a narcissist who actually introduced me to this man.
@Livingbeing4
7 күн бұрын
😂😂
I think they love when you say "I agree with you." If you want to get their goat say "yeah, I know." Say it like they just said something stupid and boring and leave the room, and then watch them follow you all around the house saying "what do mean you know?!" It's awesome.
@2gooddrifters
27 күн бұрын
I shall try this.
@bam8039
26 күн бұрын
😂😂I will have to try this one next time!!
@paulettelamontagne6992
25 күн бұрын
Why not just being a healthy relationship
@QuiteContrary14
25 күн бұрын
@@paulettelamontagne6992 Ideally... duh. If you are so smart, and in a healthy relationship why are you here, Paulette?
@paulettelamontagne6992
24 күн бұрын
@@QuiteContrary14 I'm here because I raised my grandson from the time I cut his cord until he was 6 years old then his malignant covert narcissistic father got out of prison he went when my daughter was 4 months pregnant. She refused to parents and was neglectful so I took custody when he was 3 months old and threw her out of my house I believe she's an over narcissist she's look at me look at me look at me and I blame myself because she's my only child and I spoiled her doted on her and was a helicopter mom she took off to Vegas to do girls gone wild videos and strip. So after a lengthy Court battle with the covert father and a lot of money after a year and a half he ended up with sole custody. 7 months into visits I saw welts and cuts on my grandson's rear end I called the police who did not show DCF the pictures left them on an Evidence disc and spoke to my grandson in front of a convict that has F the police tattooed on his back. Nothing was done except for he cut me off and I haven't seen my grandson in 4 years and I cry everyday. So I'm trying to figure out his mind how I could do this to his kid. The last time I see my grandson is at CVS Pharmacy when he was hanging out the window screaming my man and my nana. POS said shut the f up and roll up the window. I didn't know about this disorder really so me I printed up all kinds of his pornographic pictures from his website I sent him to his father the church is employer I called his PO I took pictures of him smoking blunts they've done nothing to this dude I haven't seen my grandbaby in 4 years and he lives 10 minutes from me put 100 sign out on his birthday that I hand painted I beg and plead with this guy kiss his ass and he just does not care so I'm trying to figure out if there's a way to make him forgive me for something I never did wrong I wasn't trying to be mean or critical I just don't understand being in a romantic relationship with a human like this God bless you
"No" is always a boundary "No" can be a one word sentence "No" needs to further explanation "No" is always a "positive" (because you are saying yes to yourself)😎
@katarinatibai8396
22 күн бұрын
💯💯💯🏆 I need that on a t shirt and on my wall. We, the survivers tend to forget and still say yes when we should say no. We need to get rid of this conditioning. Saying yes comes often like a reflex, saying yes bevore I even think about the favor asked. That's very hard to get rid of it.
@OneWhoKnowz
22 күн бұрын
Ase ❤
Tell them …..You’re gonna be so much happier without me…watch the mice in their heads start running around and bumping into each other
@ushere5791
27 күн бұрын
that's exactly what i did when i moved out/divorced my narcissistic ex. "you deserve so much better than me," i said. "you're going to be so much happier with out me," i said. and there wasn't a damn thing they could say to counter that while keeping their narcissistic persona in place. so they said nothing. and i ran like the wind and am happy and free 10 years down the road.
@Belluser-we1uc5cb2l
27 күн бұрын
@ushere5791 😅 You didn't hurt their ego so they didn't bother you or stalk you. Reverse psychology, very nice!
@ushere5791
27 күн бұрын
@@Belluser-we1uc5cb2l exactly!! it works!
@paulabritocamara5513
26 күн бұрын
@@ushere5791u r brave 🎉😂
@bam8039
26 күн бұрын
😂😂😂
Like many have posted with just say “NO”. ! They will be shocked and rage.
@mbi9005
24 күн бұрын
I mean, this doesn't work. Then they plot and exert revenge. It's like: HOW DARE YOU?
@macnchessplz
8 күн бұрын
@@mbi9005This can be true.And they don’t care you may have a good reason for saying,No.Don’t bother explaining why as they don’t care.
Sam has the cutest giggle😊 On a serious note, this information is so poignatly truthful.I have experienced the wrath of a wuonded child by disagreeing with him, it is hell like.
@AG-iu9lv
22 күн бұрын
The joy in that giggle is genuine.
I'm in a relationship with a very violent narcissist. I filed a VPO last week and I'm terrified of his retaliation. I fear I just signed my own death certificate. Much love from Oklahoma City.
@samvaknin
27 күн бұрын
Search the abuse playlist.
@kimmiller4105
27 күн бұрын
@@samvakninThank you so much Sir. For all you do and for your Genius.
@Abhisheksengupta923
27 күн бұрын
stay strong and do not react in front the Nar... as deep inside Nar... are more insecure
@annjohnson8437
27 күн бұрын
Please take extra precautions to stay safe. Narcissistic abusers are extra dangerous!!! ❤
@crystal.balls612
27 күн бұрын
I can only second the above comment, please be as safe as you can, these people can put your life at risk without even planning on it.take care x
Just say "No!" 😅
@ginnyrigg9288
27 күн бұрын
To a narcissist? You obviously have no experience 😂
@audionerdlilcuz
27 күн бұрын
@@ginnyrigg9288literally, just say no. Shows you have no experience 😅
@deadwolf3607
27 күн бұрын
@@audionerdlilcuz saying no will result in them getting pissed, yes. And they will take ir on... the person who said no. Thats what he meant. Saying no doesnt work if you have narc family members, only on strangers on the street
@audionerdlilcuz
27 күн бұрын
@@deadwolf3607 you dont understand the meaning in telling them no. It’s not to poke them, they know that, but don’t want you to know. Look at in a way of setting boundaries and sticking to them. Or continuing goals you’ve set for yourself and not stopping to complete those goals after you’re done with the narc. I was literally married to one, I know what I’m talking about 🤭
@deadwolf3607
27 күн бұрын
@@audionerdlilcuz and I was a child of one. You had the law behind you, the narc knows this. Thats what causes the diference in threatment, or so I think
I was working with one I think. She was the Queen. She could only be the one to make decisions in the office. She was a coworker not a boss but could not see it that way. Unfortunately the employers were not helpful in dealing with her tantrums so I asked to make the schedule out so I would never work with her again. They did and now I’m in peace.
Love your sense of humor in this subject Sam. Thanks for the light you bring.
😂😂😂😂😂 a person could watch just this video and have an excellent synapsis of what is happening inside the mind of the narcissist. I never understood why innocuous things I said caused a tantrum not unlike a Cat 5 hurricane. If you're overwhelmed, I can come help you. Boom Yeah, I know. I read an article recently that said what you just said. In addition, did you know....(expounding on what he said)? Boom If you are experiencing these kind of things in your relationship, get out NOW. 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
…do you know my sister? ….everything you said ; fit’s perfectly….!!!
Fortunately for me , my legs are growing back .
I said quite a few of these things so no wonder my ex thinks I'm literally the devil. Thanks for the warning Prof. Sam- I had no idea how dangerous he could be.
Dr. Gaining. You made me laugh so hard! I love your sense of humor.
@gypsykings1406
26 күн бұрын
*Vaknin. Dr. Vaknin
never say 'yeah ok, youre boring me now' 😂
@hreodbeorhtcheesewright4889
27 күн бұрын
That's a good one.
@AG-iu9lv
22 күн бұрын
Don't "mmhmm" them, they'll just keep. Talking. Forever.
I like your laugh 😊
Mine parked illegally, then asked me to sit in the driving seat while went shopping. I refused. He didn't like it.
Thanks! Prof, I am laughing seriously!
Such a brilliant scientist
He was a religious extremist..."I have the truth". I laughed straight out in front of the kids. It was all coming to a end....
Sadly, if you deliver some truth to a narcissist, you need to be physically superior - otherwise you'll just get the head punched off you as most are quite violent when provoked. Being "physically superior" can be tricky because your average narcissist is quite narcissistic = ergo they spend ages on themselves, which often(usually) includes gym-time. You being busy, may not get time to spend 3 hours a day in the gym... They do as their self is their favorite thing. Telling a slight-framed male or female how to "provoke" a narc can be very bad advice for them. Chances are it will lead to severe physical abuse. You can bore on about how the narc is insecure or weak inside blah blah - but chances are they're still going to be well able to knock your face in when enraged. Be Machiavellian when dealing with a narc - driving them into a rage ain't too bright unless you are stronger - which you might not be. Be smarter. They ain't that bright - despite how often they will tell you they are.
ChatGPT told me not to do this and you go and make a video. BASED Thanks Sam!
It is not a good idea to provoke them, you get it back in buckets 😂
It’s been my experience that all you have to do to touch off an off-the-scale reaction from a narcissist is to tell the truth. However, don’t be surprised if you become a target, an exile &, a “bad object.” It took me awhile to realize that if I was going to open my mouth & let the truth fly out, I’d have to get used to the blowback.
@randideelancaster9904
27 күн бұрын
Sadly most people don't want the truth they rather live in a lie
It can be a tragedy if someone has parents with such disorders. It seems ridiculous, but these people will ruin the life of even their own child. In my case, my father became strangely furious when he lost control of something. When everything went too far and I reported the matter to the police, he ridiculed and humiliated me and the fact that I had evidence. He lost control after he found out that his control wasn't working and I took the matter to court (I remember him talking to himself after he received a summons: "me, he's taking me to court with his stupid evidence." They truly consider themselves Gods). The guy started destroying his property in the house, claiming that it was me who did it, ... even the police were amazed what this man was doing and saying. These people cannot accept facts and manipulate their surroundings to draw others into their imaginary world.
@Mandolin523
15 күн бұрын
Yeah my mom made me loose a full ride scholarship. Long story
@terrijones1167
8 күн бұрын
These people are dangerous. Dont poke the beast. If you know what they are....get away from them.
Great video! I am relieved. The Professor’s giggling is contagiously effervescent!
Sam, I love your laugh!
“Eternal enemy in the shape of the narcissist “ 😂 I have two!
@mss80308
27 күн бұрын
Or 3
YES, Let's do this.
I am grateful for my mothers narc meltdowns because it enabled those around me to see her for who she really is and not the act she puts on.
This explains why my narcissist hates me because im a nice person and say every one of these sentences daily
@Duchess-nb9ch
26 күн бұрын
Me too, mine despises me 🤣😂🤣👍🏻
@margodphd
25 күн бұрын
Shit, I knew I missed an important date, turns out it was the day they assigned people their own narcissists 😂 (Oh how terrifying would that be, to be truly stuck with one..)
Dr Sam Vaikin ~ As usual at his Best... Thanks Dr 👍
If I ask my narc fake spouse to please keep it around the speed limit (70 mph instead of 90 mph) when my one year-old grandson is riding with us, he becomes enraged and drives 95, or he slows down to 45. He NEVER asks me to do anything for him because he expects me to KNOW what he's thinking and what he needs. One time this sap said to ME, "I'm going to get Mike from work to come and talk to you! He will put you in your place." 😂😂😂 Does he sound llike a true narc?
What if the narcissist watches these videos to keep ahead?
@lastmanstanding9408
27 күн бұрын
A narcissist is never ahead! 😂That's the point the Narc is like a stuck record on repeat. You can predict their behaviour but they can't get unstuck so just glitches and on it goes.
@BaiMengLing
27 күн бұрын
@@lastmanstanding9408 or maybe he ditches his ego and becomes machiavellian: ie. even more dangerous
@drakullaGjakpirsi
27 күн бұрын
me rightnow
@randideelancaster9904
27 күн бұрын
Tey can watch it but will soon forget, they are like a goldfish
This is so so so true 💯 Thank You for bringing awareness to this matter 🙏🏻✨
Say yes and then do the opposite.
The worst realisation is when your put in pedestal from day one by the eyes of a daughter you realise your dad has narcisistic traits. The pain he can cause opened my eyes and closed my heart. I feel I lived a fairy tale unnavare 36 years my dad is not that pure even though he was my hero. It is one of the saddest revelations in my life second to leaving my narcisistic partner , my love and best friend. I actually think my relation was better with him when I knew nothing about narcisism. I could cope and manage his sudden, terryfing anger outbursts, mean and hurtful comments, his making me feel guilty when he did not hlget his way, talking over me. Now since i know who he is i set boundaries and it only escalated. Sometimes not knowing is actually better for you. 😢😢😢
@bam8039
26 күн бұрын
I have had the same experience. Learning about narcissism lately in life. Thinking I had a fairytale life because I saw their grandiose behavior as confidence. Trying so hard to please them because I have found out I am a fixer and an empath. And now realizing all they really want is your constant supply and total agreement. Mine also made big promises but never delivered....breadcrumbing. All part of their manipulation. Just take what they say or do with a grain of salt. Never show them they get to you emotionally. Set the expectations bar really low. While I am thankful to be enlightened to this disorder, it has just made me want to know more in order to to protect myself. And explain their very weird behaviors that I used to always give the benefit of doubt to.
@orianam9835
26 күн бұрын
@@MaryMariette what an interesting insight. I never thought of it that way. I was prretty little girl , one of the best in school. There was no reason to be bad to me. I just had a loving dad. But I see the narcisistic traits here and there after 20 years of living abroad i was regressed to a 7 year old in one second when he raged at me when I was eating breakfast. How screwed up.. My brother on a contrary did not learn good. My dad screamed at him. Also beat him up. He had no mother and no closesness with dad. He is heavily drinking and I have no idea where he is. I blame my dad for in in a way. But for my dad ' tennis lessons private schools and skiing holidays and sailing' all the upper class things was a 'great childchood'. Nothing further from the truth
@orianam9835
26 күн бұрын
Its great to have comfort but most important is stability and safety specially emotional , at home. How sąd to realise we had a disfunctional family where we all believe it is normal. On a contrary other have much worse
@pppp67567
25 күн бұрын
I had a similar experience. It seemed that because I'd already behaved one way... submissive, subdued etc. the Narc in my life wouldn't accept my new boundaries once I learnt how best to react. It was like he felt he still owned me and refused to let go. He saw me for whom I really was first and wasn't convinced by my new behaviour at the later time. I think it's best to hold boundaries from the get go so they know that that's who you really are!
One of the best videos on understanding the narcissist i have seen to date. ! I thoroughly enjoyed your lecture and your tone od presentation. After listening to countless discussions on this topic, you are a trusted resource of facts for me.
Yes! The penny has finally dropped 😂 now I understand why my offers of help infuriate my aging narc mother who goes into a rage at every encounter! Love that I’ve been provoking her unknowingly 😜
Thank you Dr.Vankin! Love it!!
Curious if ya’ll see this as a “reactive abuse “ expression? At times when a partner is so deflated by a narcs persistent projected provocations, they may respond with a deep well of emotion that may look like some of Sam’s descriptions here. The NPD may stand over the partner with an internal smile saying “see you’re the narc, the crazy person” and dismiss their every word in order to stay in control.
Professor Vaknin... You are the best! ❤
Amazing video! Thank you, Professor!
OMG!! This is SO SPOT ON!!!
Wow! That klickt a light on.. Thank you.
How about a person who has to turn off the volume of the navigation in the car, because they can't stand "someone", anyone, telling them where to turn. And getting furious when they miss the turn und you point out it wouldn't happen if the volume was on. Thank you, sam vaknin for your profound knowledge about this condition you are willing to share.
This is great advice and I’m going to try your phrases on my narcissistic mother! Wrote them all down. Thank you professor. Btw love your laugh it’s contagious ❤️😂✌️😊👍
@ushere5791
27 күн бұрын
be sure to pat her hand and smile blandly and nod like a sympathetic mother to an incorrigible toddler while doing so.
They also keep track of the "love" they give - the dinners, gifts, trips - and expect you to comply and do as they want/say because of it. They won't tell you that but if there is any form of transgression on their part they have the love-bombing they've done to warrant it. You are merely a character in their lives.
Fantastic!
Thank u, Sam❤
Wow that explains so much about my former collegue ... that REALLY caused me learning about narcissism few years ago. And all things considering i can consider myself lucky that after his innitial behavior targeted at ME revealed him quickly. And the 4 free days i spent googling how the hack can someone behave like that ! Foolishy expecting my new collegue is a regular person i commited many points mentioned in the video, including the things such as offering help if needed, actually remembering what happened etc ;-)
Let them live that dull ridiculous existence. Gosh they are so mind numbingly boring. Get on with having fun and stuff.
Dr Vaknin rocks my box
Also...this incredible speaker has me constantly smiling...if not laughing out loud...because I'm pretting much surrounded by narcissists and they are truly how they are depicted here. But once you understand how they tick it gets much easier to stand them. The ones who aren't family of course have got kicked out of my life.
I watch all of your videos...i think this is my favorite 😂
I love your laughs and humor😂
Thank You, explained so throughly, lol u bring humor to a serious subject!
Another brilliant words 👏..i am so bored of not talking to narcist for long time may be for some fun i will try all u said ..i may say " let me show how to do it " or " i think u need help "
So sorry I didn't know that. All the fun I missed with his nonsense EVERYTHING you said is soooo true. Just discarded,not angel anymore, I wish I knew it.
Very interesting. Curious, how would a narcissist react or respond if these statements or questions were posed to them by a psychopath? I remember you saying that if a psychopath walked into a room where a narcissist was present, the narcissist would immediately recognize the psychopath as such and dutifully take his place in the hierarchy of personalities - which for the narcissist is subservience?
OMG.... I said it all 🤭..aaaaannnd.😱..Got discarded.😂😂😂.. Thank you God🙏🙏🙏
Among the best LOL you're killing me
I love your laugh!😂 Uhhh, so let me get this straight; probably best not to deliberately provoke the narcissist. The intelligent strategy is to quietly walk away. 😊
Your laugh is great😊
Dear Professor Vaknin, Please make a video on rules of comportment and etiquette in the elegant yet simple way you deliver everything. Thank you for everything you teach us poor unfortunate souls. XOXO AUNTIE M
Well, I was making him angry all that time for agreeing with him. This is very satisfying!
My ex narc was an expert on every subject ever known to man! I’d sit there completely lost for words sometimes listening to his utter rubbish coming out of him!
I have to ask, regarding around the middle of this video, how a victim of a narcissist is supposed to know you aren’t a flying monkey if you don’t do anything to help them? Given how effective the advanced narcissists are at creating these impressions on their victims that everyone around them is on the narcissist’s side.
Saved this one!
Great fun!
No. A complete sentence. That is all.❤
I don’t know if I’m more amazed by Sam’s laughter or his fuckin’ magnificent metaphors! C’est comme voir un flocon de neige fondre dans un feu brûlant, pure brilliant poetry! I’m always left speechless. Apropos, I was wondering is there any evidence that laughter is contagious? One great (also manipulative in this case) example is in sitcoms, where they put fake laughter after every joke, perhaps because sometimes they aren't actually funny at all but you are tricked to laugh anyway ?!? That’s curious
The introduction of the video is. quite funny!
amazing introduction in the first minute
Another good one: I know you need my help.
BESTEST!!
All Hail the Narcissist. The ever living god 😂😂😂. He is everywhere and everything.
😂😂hilarious😂😂 I cry by laughing. This is an excellent stand-up comedy ❤
Since I apply these approaches I got a new nick name by him 😂🙏😂
How do you deal with a roommate that scares you but won’t move. My family is in fear from them because of retribution. We tried to do a good thing by giving them a residence. Unfortunately they are not being sober which was a stipulation. I was told I have to go through the whole eviction process legally at my expense. I gained two diagnosis since this began within the 5 months. It’s me he is narcissistic with. Not my spouse or teen son. I’ve known them for 39 yrs. They spent the majority of life in jail or prison. My therapist told me about you. A comment was given to me of “ I think like a criminal because I am one!” So it’s not easy. I’m sure I’ll get backlash from community, but I’m reaching out for you or others to have suggestions. Thank you for your time. Blessed be. Bless you all.
Taking into account what Prof Sam just said, I think it’s a maybe, at best. Chuck Norris cannot be defeated.
@Mandolin523
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He has his own water here in TX. It's amazing
Absolutely brilliant 😂 How do they get to be like that? 🐎🐎
Spread the truth they loose it!!!
I've been following you and have seen many videos of you. You mention "False self" in your videos. Have you examined Buddism and th Buddist approach to 'self'? Thank you.
@samvaknin
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