9 Things Narcissists Don't Do

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  • @eleonorabartoli2225
    @eleonorabartoli2225 Год назад +13

    Everytime he said he was sorry I had to demand he added what he was sorry for exactly: he did not like that.

  • @my04sons1
    @my04sons1 4 месяца назад +3

    ......6...... 30 years together and my kids knew he was one before me. Now divorced and do not ever want that mess of confusion back.

  • @the.toxic.phoenix
    @the.toxic.phoenix Год назад +24

    He wrote apologise, though not genuine and after raging for 2 hours, then demand I say sorry too! For being abused for hours 🙄 zero accountability, it was like ground hog day, and I do deff think they're war unresolved childhood stuff there

    • @SabineGoff
      @SabineGoff 4 месяца назад

      Please, nobody take this video literally 100 %. What are this guy's credentials/background? Also demanding an apology would many times come from the victim, that's the person who has been hurt, humiliated and degraded. However, I can understand when the victim has been broken, he or she won't ask for an apology anymore.

  • @carylsue.
    @carylsue. Год назад +8

    10:56 consistent changed behavior is the only true form of apology!

  • @garywillett6396
    @garywillett6396 Год назад +3

    My Mistake of falling in love with a Mask, was characterized by EVERY ONE of the eight cowardly incompetencies of personal integrity that are typical of narcissism. It lasted an excruciating period of 2.5 years, and the only enjoyable memory lasted about 3 months. Very covert, consisting of mental cruelty, because he was a physical pretzel.

  • @ajgreen374
    @ajgreen374 Год назад +19

    Have you ever heard someone say that they believe their narc was trying to kill them? 😔

    • @bettycarmella1127
      @bettycarmella1127 Год назад +2

      🙏🏽

    • @sarcasticcat4982
      @sarcasticcat4982 Год назад +4

      I experienced that. I.slept with a gun under my pillow and left the bedroom door open so if he came up the stairs it would wake me.

  • @eyram5098
    @eyram5098 Год назад +10

    Narcs are just horrible esp covert ones . I applaud all self-aware narcs who are working on themselves .
    All these patterns happen with the narc I know !

  • @ru.m.6119
    @ru.m.6119 Год назад +2

    That is true. My narc brings things up from 5 years ago, lol. Hey, why did he call me a narc? Only because I have a frame that slides my photos, and they are mostly of us, maybe 5 of myself.

  • @jasonbarnidge3126
    @jasonbarnidge3126 Год назад +8

    All 9. Ironically IX in the tarot is the hermit, with the potential to become too self-sacrificing for others. The evolved IX knows this, stating ""I love you and will help you, but as a Hermit, I stay apart, removed and disconnected from your personal emotional entanglements". "If you desire my help and assistance, please ask, but if you simply want to invade and drain my energies, expecting me to carry you, I will detach".
    Be the wise 9 good people. I know I'm trying.

  • @raysab27
    @raysab27 Год назад +10

    Hey Ben, do you provide coaching for self aware narcissists who wants to make meaningful changes in their personality like you? Please let me know. Yesterday my narcissist husband asked me if he can get any help and guidance as he wants to work on himself to change.
    Sadly he understood things when I filed for divorce after he cheated on me multiple times .
    Anyways, I'm not coming back, but I will be happy for him if he can really do the work.
    BTW ,my best wishes to all who are working towards healing and growth with the help of Ben and his team.

  • @writer1986
    @writer1986 Год назад +16

    Another thing narcissists don't do is communicate. It's not that they "forget" to communicate important information, it's that they just don't care. For example: I was part of a family group chat once, and the narc immediately noticed that her husband wasn't included (by accidently, honestly) and demanded that he be added to the group because she was not going to relay the information to him, even though they work and live together 🙄

    • @Ballpython77
      @Ballpython77 11 месяцев назад +1

      amen to that. i lost count how many times i heard " i forgot" in 15 years.....🙄

    • @percystreet
      @percystreet 10 месяцев назад +1

      They insist that you never communicate…….but then omit to tell you that they are due to go out with a “friend” the next day

  • @jorgemarquezzepeda8179
    @jorgemarquezzepeda8179 3 месяца назад +3

    My wife is a Narcissist. She won't listen to any ideas I have and call them stupid... yet if her friends or family say the exact same thing.. suddenly the idea is Fantastic. She will then tell me my idea wasn't the same.. and I was foolish even mentioning it..

  • @avgonyma1
    @avgonyma1 Год назад +10

    All of them.
    And Ben: i congratulate you for the courage you brought up in becoming honest to yourself and deciding to face the truth, no matter what!
    (That can be a challenge sometimes for anyone, i imagine it must have been way worse for you. Meaning: your achievement is that much greater).
    I have deep respect for that.

  • @brendadean9291
    @brendadean9291 6 месяцев назад +3

    My ex said after the affair that his only sin was that he had hurt me. So a marriage commitment meant nothing to him. He even went as far as to say I did not own him.

  • @alisonjones9751
    @alisonjones9751 4 месяца назад +2

    He says ‘sorry’ ‘I feel so guilty about x y z’. Or I feel so guilty about how I have treated you. I can’t change…when pushed he says ‘clearly some part of me is resisting doing any work’. Blaming me for having rules ‘boundaries’. 30 plus years of emotional neglect, flirting in front of me and then cheating via social media. Then blaming me for not having unemotional sex….the list goes on and on.

  • @shilohbreigh3591
    @shilohbreigh3591 Год назад +4

    They will not ever apologize… At least the guy I have been with has never said I’m sorry… Even when he’s wrong somehow someway it was my fault anyhow. He never said “I’m in love with you “… or just I love you. I would say I love you and he would say “love you more”. He never willingly cuddles or comes up to me and hugged me and kisses me. Never. The only time we were intimate was when we were having sex and then he was all in. But still, no kisses no affection just great sex. No cuddling after because he’s too hot. No cuddling in bed ever. He cannot tell the truth. In three years time we never bought me one gift. He got birthday presents Christmas presents… And something for every holiday but I got nothing but promises. He was going to buy me a new door from my house or a new battery for my car or or or… Long story short, he never bought me anything and yet he called me a Golddigger because I used his Tylenol.
    He is obsessed with money and absolutely will not spend it on anything unless it’s something that he wants.
    He never said thank you for anything I did for him including all the beautiful dinners I made every night of the week… All the groceries that I bought… Nothing. He never acknowledges anything I do for him.

  • @sylvanascott1166
    @sylvanascott1166 Год назад +8

    Its great that you are getting help to be a better person.Narcissism is a terrible personality disorder.

  • @anissaholmes4495
    @anissaholmes4495 3 месяца назад +3

    Things narcissist don’t do
    1. Give credit to you for your accomplishments, ideas, successes
    2. Gratitude
    3. Emotional nuances
    4. Being Vulnerable
    5. Act selfishly
    6. Doesn’t forgive
    7. Don’t self reflect
    8. Take responsibility
    9. Apologies
    9

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      @RawMotivations  3 месяца назад +1

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  • @mkismerienn3660
    @mkismerienn3660 Год назад +2

    Do you have a channel to guide narcissistic people who want to live a more connected and fulfilling life like you?

  • @lizapedersen8435
    @lizapedersen8435 Год назад +10

    I can definitely resonate with all the 9 thing my covert narcissist didn’t do - sadly😢

  • @percystreet
    @percystreet 10 месяцев назад +3

    A year after deciding to take two different week-long holidays with her “friend” (which I told her were not appropriate) including taking our children on one of them, and bumping me off a previously planned holiday for the other, my wife finally said “sorry” but still then went ahead with the holidays…. Followed by “it’s done now, let’s move on”

  • @MrJfortheElohim
    @MrJfortheElohim Год назад +2

    Ben, do you mean that they don't know to forgive and reconcile? You just don't forget inappropriate behaviors if they continue to repeat them.

  • @Itsmeandthatsok2
    @Itsmeandthatsok2 3 месяца назад +1

    I’m sorry, But, I’m not sorry, because, I didn’t do anything wrong.

  • @Dunitagin93
    @Dunitagin93 Год назад +3

    Yeah, it’s HARD to look at oneself in a mirror but it’s got to be done. No looky no fixy… you will survive so go ahead and look!

  • @over-comer
    @over-comer Год назад +6

    After watching this, I really question if I'm actually a narcissist. Some videos I watch and I'm like 'yes, yes, yes', and I feel like garbage. Then sometimes I watch a video like this and know it's not true about me (some points were though). At the very least, I was toxic, and there's stuff I'm working on.

    • @avgonyma1
      @avgonyma1 Год назад +3

      Hi. I'm just a recovering "victim" but not really a victim. From what I can tell you, watching tons of videos on YT for years: the videos are done by 3 types of people: 1. Victims, 2. "Experts" on narcs, 3. Narcs themselves.
      The #1 group can sometimes be very inaccurate, and from their position of hurt attribute every bad thing to someone being a narc and portray them as demons. Which isn't true.
      The #2 group is good but themselves not being narcs I think they lack knowing/feeling exactly what goes on inside a narc, in every possible situation, the mechanisms, the feelings.
      #3 is the smallest, just a few people that I've found. Some seem very sinister (T.H. Tudor).
      I basically just follow Ben recently, as he is the most detailed and accurate. Explains what goes on inside him, has insight into the therapy process and into the reasons, and also into what this dynamic does to the victims and what goes on in them. And how it all plays out between them.
      And yes, I think in a way that the label doesn't matter. My ex: I've been breaking my head for years over the question whether he is a narc or not. He definitely isn't on the far end of the scale. But: he checks off all descriptions and does so many typical things that noone else I know does.
      He is intelligent so I'm sure he's self aware and I know he reads. He doesn't do certain things (isolate me from others, etc) or so I thought, and that confused me.
      At times he can be more lucid and down to earth than me. So I think when he's realistic he knows exactly where he stands. It's just that he doesn't take accountabilty for him being the issue. He thought I should avoid him when he is being triggered. I should prevent triggering him, by not opening some subjects. (but I couldn't do that even if I wanted to, because he can literally get triggered for anything. Besides, it's not my responsability but his).
      So, knowing to have toxic behaviour it's everyone's responsibility to do sth about it, work on it.
      But from my experience, any major change in life is hard, so a mentor is helpful, abd especially accountabilty. Without that you go nowhere. And usually we tend to break promises given to ourself. Because nothing happens if we do.
      What goes into change, is also two things: being totally honest and real about the situation (have the courage to confess some things to yourself), and being compassionate with yourself in the process (despite totally being accountable on the other hand). Judging yourself doesn't help and is counter productive.
      Change is only ever possible after you've accepted totally who you are at the present moment.

  • @melissaclary9646
    @melissaclary9646 2 месяца назад +2

    my NARC husband has NOT done ANY of Those! He used to but the past 4 years, out of our 27 year marriage has been horrific. Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde

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      @RawMotivations  2 месяца назад

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  • @rhondawampner688
    @rhondawampner688 Год назад +2

    He would say to me, you owe me a apology, I couldn't figure out why I had to say I'm sorry. So what I would say is, I'm sorry for my part that I played in this incident.

  • @carissateixeira2028
    @carissateixeira2028 6 месяцев назад +1

    Can people do these in relationships and not be a narcissist? Because my fiancé does the majority of these, or doesn’t do I should say. . .

  • @ravenmeyer3740
    @ravenmeyer3740 Год назад +2

    Narcissist doesn’t really like you. You feel bad for them and want to take care of them, especially if they work almost 24-7 and their culture is a type of hive culture. There’s no pampering, just a collective. Very selfish. Also men come first. Men bear all of the financial burden and extended family burden. I spoiled him he says he loves it and I am sorry for it. I know what it’s like to be nothing. I don’t want others to feel that way.

  • @robinchilds7492
    @robinchilds7492 Год назад +2

    He made me believe he forgot my birthday. Then he showed up with flowers card and cake and insisted I took pictures and post them on Facebook letting everyone know how great he was

  • @tommygarrett9778
    @tommygarrett9778 Год назад +4

    I see almost all of these traits in the narc ive been with

  • @Dunitagin93
    @Dunitagin93 Год назад +3

    You are right!!! No credit for anything…they do it RIGHT
    and you are WRONG! It’s done out of desperation it seems…as if the narc can’t face the least of their history. Rewrite, reframe, and play. The person I’m describing seemed so empty. Him, him, all about him!

  • @jlynne.7
    @jlynne.7 Год назад +4

    Yikes my husband covers every single one of these

  • @DC-tq8br
    @DC-tq8br Год назад +2

    2-9 resonated. 1 he did, but I'm not sure he how sincere he was though

  • @rhondawampner688
    @rhondawampner688 Год назад +2

    My narcissist would say I'll give you that. That's what he would say to me, that was his way of being sorry.

  • @ginahathaway524
    @ginahathaway524 Год назад +2

    Hi Ben, I love love love your content! I can't stop listening! I have learned so much! The narcissist in my life is my son in law. My daughter and son in law just had their first baby. I stayed with them in their apt for 2 weeks after the baby is was born. I always saw afew red flags in the past but i sort of shoved it under the rug. But while my daughter was pregnant things between them got really strained, and during my time living with them after the baby was born was when my worst nightmare came to be. I spoke to my daughter about the things I saw. She agreed to some things but mostly she made excuses for him. Your content has been incredibly helpful to me. I gave my daughter your website and asked her to take a look. I am praying fervently that she takes a look at it. She doesn't want to hear my point of view at all. What advise do you have for people like me, family members who see the toxic stuff upfront but the "victim" does not want to see it? I would really appreciate any advise you can give. Thank you very much and God Bless!

    • @mrs.t3733
      @mrs.t3733 Год назад +1

      Baby took the attention from him. Baby is an inconvenience.

  • @obiefuletochukwu2074
    @obiefuletochukwu2074 5 месяцев назад +3

    They do not regulate envy very well

  • @elisamariagonzalez6756
    @elisamariagonzalez6756 11 месяцев назад +3

    All of them, you are not alone

  • @Dunitagin93
    @Dunitagin93 Год назад +2

    One of the first things I saw upon meeting this person was an inability to take any kind of responsibility or blame. He had gotten a text from a co-worker that was letting him know that she felt as if he didn’t help out on the shift. She wasn’t harshly critical or mean but he still took it as a HUGE AFFRONT-even went so far as to go show his friends and me her message and how ‘incorrect’ in her assumptions she was. He kept that for a long time as I remember…total inability to claim ANY responsibility!!! Must be very taxing to live with NPD and traits!

  • @tberrier2000
    @tberrier2000 Год назад +2

    All 9🙁…. Today started the first day of NO contact. 🙏🙏

    • @RawMotivations
      @RawMotivations  Год назад

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  • @annasinclair4398
    @annasinclair4398 11 месяцев назад +1

    All the above and more

  • @mosaicowlstudios
    @mosaicowlstudios Год назад +1

    Everytime I see just a hint of one of the nine in myself, I FREAK OUT that maybe I'm a narcissist, completely ignoring the fact that probably 7 of the 9 are NOTHING like me at all.

  • @malikansanks
    @malikansanks Год назад +2

    My husband of over 20 years does all 9 things that you mentioned in this video.

    • @ru.m.6119
      @ru.m.6119 Год назад +1

      😮 hugs
      That's horrible. 😢

  • @martaradecka7176
    @martaradecka7176 10 месяцев назад +1

    9/9🎯

  • @QX-xq5uj
    @QX-xq5uj Год назад +1

    At least 8 from these topics match to my experience with my Ex, but what I don't understand is this: If you are an aware-Narcissist why is your counseling pointung out that it doesn't work out because Narcs don't change unless they beginn to reflect about themselves. That's obvious that they don't want to. But obviously you mind in your case it did work!
    In our case I know that he goes to therapy and he says he's doing well with awarness about the monster in him. But I just don't trust him anymore after so much suffering. What would you say than to me? Think about your case, what did you say to your wife?

  • @penkapetkova428
    @penkapetkova428 Год назад +1

    All 9 and maybe more ! I am really shoqued !

  • @slavomatush9523
    @slavomatush9523 Год назад +2

    Thank you for what you're doing. It's really helpful:)

  • @amyjowells323
    @amyjowells323 Год назад +1

    I lived through each and every one of these for almost 4 years...

  • @kellymarien9329
    @kellymarien9329 Год назад +1

    If narcissism is being stuck in a state of fight, and OCD is being stuck in a state of flight
    Can I apply the same feelings I get when I feel alarmed
    and the relief I feel from tapping on something eight times for example
    To the relief a narcissist feels when they have an unexplained alarm
    In order to scratch that itch
    They hurt or dominate
    Does it bring them the same feeling of relief to that alarm sensation?
    Even though cognitively, we know tapping on things and hurting people will never address the true route of whatever alarm we are feeling at any given moment
    Just wondering 💭

  • @divinelyguided.111
    @divinelyguided.111 Год назад +1

    Every last one! All 9!! He's a narc!!

  • @Ballpython77
    @Ballpython77 11 месяцев назад

    for the love of hell, all of them! O.O

  • @Greenleafroad
    @Greenleafroad Год назад +1

    Everyone of these connected

  • @carolgraham8843
    @carolgraham8843 Год назад +1

    Nine

  • @brandilee6578
    @brandilee6578 Год назад +1

    💯

  • @What-28-ever-3
    @What-28-ever-3 Год назад +1

    All of them 😂

  • @jdee8855
    @jdee8855 Год назад +1

    Nine out of nine lol.

  • @margarettedouyon7959
    @margarettedouyon7959 4 месяца назад

    All of them

  • @sandygomez5130
    @sandygomez5130 26 дней назад

    All 9

  • @mrs.t3733
    @mrs.t3733 Год назад

    All 9😂

  • @Realjustice3
    @Realjustice3 Год назад +1

    All of them

  • @daniellecowley7922
    @daniellecowley7922 Год назад +1

    All 9

  • @gracielaraigosa6922
    @gracielaraigosa6922 Год назад

    All of them

  • @stephenwilliam8560
    @stephenwilliam8560 Год назад

    All 9

  • @Valeria-Visions
    @Valeria-Visions 20 дней назад

    thank you

    • @RawMotivations
      @RawMotivations  19 дней назад

      You are welcome. Would love to help you on your healing journey. Check out this video to see if you connect: www.rawmotivations.com/breakthrough

  • @brendacathrall5757
    @brendacathrall5757 Год назад +2

    slow it down a bit. you're talking too fast. I love your videos but seem to be hyper energy

    • @AsiaZiminski
      @AsiaZiminski Год назад

      You can change the speed of the video and talking at your level.

  • @FollowingJesus320
    @FollowingJesus320 Год назад

    He never apologized for anything and all 9 apply to him