How to recognize a narcissist?
Are you feeling unhappy, wondering what is going wrong and trying to find solutions to improve your relationship?
Do you have the feeling that nothing seems good enough from your partners point of view?
Is this feeling of unhappiness worrying you to such extent that you lose focus at work, you feel powerless, distracted and anxious? Do you feel like you are walking on thin ice and terrified with what will happen next, even when you are careful to please and keep the peace at work or in your relationship?
Are you constantly wondering if you are at fault for what is going wrong or is there someone who is instrumental in making you feel this way?
It’s time for you to reevaluate yourself on whether or not you’re thriving in your relationship or at work, and to find out what makes you think you are failing.
Warning: It is only if you recognize multiple reoccurring points hereunder, that you can consider Narcissistic behavior in a person. We all have days where we struggle in a relationship or at work. It is only when a lot of boxes are checked in on a continuous base that we can explore you being a victim in a narcissistic relationships.
Do you recognize these traits?
Take the survey.
NPD is not gender related. You will have as much women as men suffering from Narcissistic Personality Disorder. For easier read I will mention “partner, they, their, them” as being he or she in the survey.
