Number 4: They can’t feel grief or loss.
Narcissists can’t feel grief or loss; they can’t empathize or sympathize with others. They don’t know what death is because life is about them and their needs. They live in a world where everything revolves around them and their needs so they don’t think about how others might feel when they die. Narcissists lack empathy, which means they can’t put themselves in other people’s shoes and understand what they are going through. They think everyone else is out to get them and doesn’t care about anyone but themselves.
Number 5: They don’t feel unconditional love.
Narcissists are incapable of feeling and expressing true unconditional love. When you love a narcissist, it can be hard to believe they don’t feel the same way about you. After all, they act as if they love you. They say they do and they show affection in other ways, but what they call Love is a toxic attachment that keeps them from feeling vulnerable.
Narcissists have difficulty imagining how anyone else feels, so their idea of Love is based on what makes them feel good about themselves. And because their self-esteem is so fragile, this type of Love isn’t unconditional. It’s conditional on your giving them the attention and admiration they crave.
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Number 6: They will never admit they are wrong.
Narcissists will never admit they are wrong, they are so invested in being perfect that they can’t even consider the possibility of being wrong about something. They believe they are always right and everyone else is wrong and they don’t feel bad about making mistakes. Instead, they feel bad about being caught making them. When a narcissist makes a mistake, it’s not a learning experience for them. Instead, it’s an embarrassing blemish on their ego that can never be erased or forgotten.
Narcissists don’t want you to know that they are wrong and they might even use logical arguments that have no basis in reality. You’ll never hear a narcissist say: “I’m sorry” or “I was wrong.” Instead, they’ll blame someone else or come up with some other excuse for why things went wrong. Narcissists are less likely to change their behavior after making a mistake and more likely to repeat it repeatedly to avoid feeling embarrassed.
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