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Can you change a narcissist

Is there anyway to change or help them
Don't even try. The only narcissts that change are ones who only just meet the criteria, acknowledge that they are and change for the sake of themselves.
You can waste your whole life because you think a narcisst can change, they will not and they ARE trying to hurt you and they do NOT love you
zeeva70 · F
@MushroomFaerie It's taken time to learn but I'm much better at attracted good people in my inner circle now. It's also easier for me to move on from unhealthy patterns.
@zeeva70 how long ago did you start your healing process? I've wiped my mother so many times and currently she is blocked from my phone and email but you know what these succubi are like
zeeva70 · F
@MushroomFaerie Can't remember all the details. It was a process leading me to go completely no contact with my mother and brothers about 4-5 years ago. I no longer get upset or emotional about it. I don't internalize it or think about it much either. I'm learning to practice thinking thoughts and do things that make me feel good.
zeeva70 · F
When dealing with a narc, low contact and no contact are ways to protect yourself. That's all you can do because they will win.
BalmyNites · F
No - their biggest purpose in life is to love themself more than anyone else & they drain the energy of anyone trying to help them
PeachyK · 100+, F
Quit enabling them. Take care of you and don’t play into their games.
Dusty101 · F
My dad is one... It gets worse.. 77 years of age... Still egocentric... Self loving looking for affirmation everywhere!
I just cut him out of my life.
They don't change!
They will never see themselves as one!
Dusty101 · F
@zeeva70 me too. Stress free... And I don't have to be filling his ego... Listening to lies and not challenging him because he's scary when he's challenged...
I don't miss him.
If we had any good news he'd flip it back to him and how brilliant he is!
zeeva70 · F
@Dusty101 I understand! Congratulations on no contact! May the second half of your life bring you unconditional love, joy, and healing.
Dusty101 · F
@zeeva70 and to you too...
He's leaving his property to Trinity college Dublin. So he gets a plaque on the wall of how generous he is!
Myself and my brother don't want anything from him but the man couldn't give it to a charity instead!
What a muppett!
zeeva70 · F
No one can ever change someone else's behavior, only their own. Narcissistic personality disorder is a spectrum and mental illness. Professional help is available.
@zeeva70 they lie to the therapist though, come across as a person with feelings and display fake emotion
TheLoveAge · 36-40, F
The decision to take care of themselves is one they can only make. And you’re only prone to a narcissist or anyone of a lower vibe if you match their vibe. It’s the same but in opposites. So the narcissistic/co dependent relationships. Excessive taking to excessive giving. Equal denominator no self love. So the transaction between the two is always equal to lack and neediness. Each need to learn to fill their own cup by practicing self love, or self care. Otherwise you’ll continue to have a shitty unbalanced equations with self and others. I don’t like this math either, lol.
SW-User
Good question.. my mother’s a narcissist and all my attempts at making her see sense have been in vain
Dusty101 · F
@DxNxA the only way!
@Dusty101 lol i tried too be nice about it to
Dusty101 · F
@DxNxA 😂
jaymic64 · M
No you can’t.
No. A person has to see a need for change and then do it him or herself. Narcissists by definition generally don’t believe [b]they[/b] are the source of any problems they might have. So they’re rarely motivated to change their behavior.
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@SW-User Sorry, what ? 🤔
SW-User
Talk them to see pediatric oncology patients.
PeachyK · 100+, F
They will find a way to even make that all about them. @SW-User
SW-User
@PeachyK Then that would be final proof that I would not want to be associated with them. I would certainly distance myself from them.
zeeva70 · F
@SW-User Narcs will argue they're more of a victim no matter who you bring before them and how close the patients might be to death.
SW-User
Great question and I’m not sure 🤔 they themselves would have to if others were to be actually heard

 
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