When a narcissistic person feels their grandiose, superior, and entitled self-image has been threatened or challenged, they experience what is called “narcissistic injury”. It refers specifically to a person’s sense of self being attacked (real or imagined) rather than a person’s feelings being hurt or just any type of emotional pain.| Simply Psychology
People who have a narcissistic person in their life often describe their behavior as verbally (and physically) abusive, manipulative, and passive-aggressive. These behaviors are particularly pronounced when the narcissist feels challenged or fears abandonment or rejection.| Simply Psychology
Narcissistic relationships tend to move through various stages that establish the power dynamic and dismantle the victim’s confidence and identity.| Simply Psychology
