Number 6: A narcissist breaks when you don’t give them what they want.
Narcissists are very good at getting their way and will do anything to get it. They will do anything to get what they want, and if you don’t give it to them, they will break down and crumble. A narcissist breaks when you don’t give them what they want. This can be in the form of attention, love, or money.
Their goal is to get what they want no matter the cost, and if someone stands in their way, they’ll stop at nothing to get it done; nothing is more infuriating than someone who thinks they deserve the world but doesn’t get it. Don’t give them what they want, if they want something from you, don’t give it to them unless it benefits you.
Number 7: A narcissist breaks when you give attention to others.
Narcissists are people who are excessively preoccupied with themselves and their success. They need attention and admiration from others to make them feel good about themselves. Narcissists have fragile egos, so if you give them too much attention, they will believe that they are better than everyone else and that no one else is as great as them.
The more attention a narcissist gets, the more they will want it. If you stop giving them the attention they crave, they will break. Narcissists are also vulnerable when they feel like they are being ignored or taken for granted. This is because they don’t like the feeling of being unimportant or unloved.
A Book: Why Does He Do That?: Inside the Minds of Angry and Controlling Men.
Number 8: A narcissist breaks when you set boundaries.
Narcissists are all about control. They hate it when someone sets boundaries for them because they need to feel like they have power over you and your life. Setting boundaries is a way of taking back control and making yourself a priority.
The first step in setting boundaries is finding out what your triggers are. This means figuring out what sets you off and makes you feel like the narcissist has too much control over you. Once you know, then it’s time to start setting those boundaries.
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