What is a narcissist? In short, someone you do NOT want around you if you desire peace of mind.

You’ve likely heard the term all over Instagram and TikTok.

It’s seen a massive wave in popularity in recent years.

But what exactly do people mean when they say “narcissists”?

To be more accurate, the medical terminology for someone who has been clinically diagnosed with the behaviours I’m going to describe would be said to have “narcissistic personality disorder” or NPD.

More specific details to the question, “What is a narcissist?”

Grandiosity and Exaggerated Self-Importance:

Need for Admiration and Validation:

Lack of Empathy:

Sense of Entitlement:

Exploitative Behavior:

Envy and Jealousy:

Arrogance and Haughtiness:

What is a narcissist? A creep who makes you feel uncomfortable.

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Not exactly what you would call a “high-quality” person or someone you’d want to get close to.

There is a lot more nuance here, and I could go on and on, but it’d be best to address this through individual blog posts.

But in a nutshell, when someone asks you, “What is a narcissist?“, you can now tell them:

A narcissist is someone with a psychological condition where they hold a highly exaggerated sense of their own significance and is extremely difficult, if not possible, to get along with.

As I said, there’s a lot to NPD, so we’ll continue by exploring themes such as “healing from toxic relationships”, “building healthy relationships”, “breaking the cycle of abuse”, and much more throughout this blog.

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