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Why You Should Not Feel Sorry for the Narcissist

on March 1, 2017 3:08 am

Published on The Huffington Post 3/01/2017 If you are a caring compassionate person, it is natural to feel sorry for others who suffer, including the narcissist in your life. If you’re especially empathetic, it is your normal to feel others’…

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The Narcissist Family Files

The Overt Versus Covert Narcissist: Both Suck

By Julie L Hall

on January 18, 2017 11:29 pm

When we think of the narcissistic personality it is typically the flamboyant person in the room dominating the conversation and basking in the limelight, but there is another less obvious type: the covert narcissist. Compared to the overt, the covert…

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