The term psychopath often conjures up images of criminal masterminds, serial killers, or villains in psychological thrillers. But in reality, psychopathy is far more complex and varied than most ...

Healing from a narcissist relationship isn’t easy. It takes self-awareness, courage, and time. And a stomach for riding the highs and lows. When you’ve spent months or even years living in a world of ...

At the time of writing, I’m a year and a half into my “yoga journey”. And I’ll tell you what, it’s one of the best things I’ve ever done. My mind and body feels calmer. And I can tell the difference… ...

Breadcrumbing is when someone gives you enough attention or affection to keep you hooked. But not enough to actually commit, or show genuine interest. It’s like tossing crumbs to a starving person. It ...

In relationships, narcissists want to use and abuse as much as possible. They aspire to take as much as they can, whilst giving back as little as possible. So they test boundaries to see what they can ...

Echoism is almost the complete opposite of narcissism. It’s where someone shuns the spotlight. And feels uncomfortable receiving praise, or any kind of special treatment. Echoists prioritise the needs ...

Have you experienced a narcissist stare? Perhaps they stared intensely during conversations. Or their eyes followed you round the room, for no apparent reason. Or they stared expectantly, as if you’re ...

Imagine being stuck in a position where anything you do is wrong. No matter what choice you make. Pretty frustrating, right? Unfortunately, this is what many narcissists do to people. They manipulate ...

If you leave a narcissist, it may not be the last you hear from them. Especially if they haven’t found your replacement. Most narcissists HAVE to be in a relationship. Because they need almost ...

Whilst not all narcissists change their name, a fair chunk do. And some may change their name multiple times throughout their lives. Once you understand how narcissists operate, it’s clear what ...

If you’ve been close to a narcissist, then you’ve probably noticed their criticisms. They may criticise your appearance. Your hobbies and interests. And even your family and friends. Pretty much ...

Neuro-typical relationships often grow stronger over time. Bonds are built. They learn about each other, and grow together. But the opposite is usually true with narcissists. Narcissists often ...