Everything you need to know about dark personalities, manipulators, and abusers. Learn to recognize them and understand their game before it even starts.
Narcissist hoovering describes when a narcissist makes contact after a breakup or an absence. Narcissists contact you, even though the relationship has ended. Make no mistake, this contact doesn't necessarily mean you're important to them. In fact, hoovering shows a lack of respect. When a narcissist hoovers you, it’s because…
How do you recognize a toxic relationship? Most of the time, we don’t realize until it’s too late. Manipulators are charming smooth talkers. They love bomb or charm their way into our lives. Once we invest in the relationship, they show their true identity. So, what should we be looking…
The term “conversational narcissist” may seem like a made-up term, but it’s not. This type of narcissist will constantly attempt to steal the conversation, however they can. Sounds familiar? A healthy exchange between two people would be an evenly spread two-way dialogue. Or rather, each person would have a chance…
We’d like to think that people tell the truth about how they feel. But unfortunately, this is not always true. Jealous people commonly say things they do not mean. There are noticeable envious traits in the people around us, including family, friends, and partners. And all of us have been…
What Is Narcissist Discard? It describes how a narcissist ends a relationship. It’s called 'discard' because it makes you feel like they have thrown you out like trash. Narcissists have no empathy, nor do they consider other people’s feelings. You are an object to them, not a person. For a…
Gaslighting has become the buzzword of the last decade. Most of us can state the obvious signs; deliberate isolation, demeaning behavior, making you doubt your memory, and second-guessing yourself. So, are there subtle signs of gaslighting? Gaslighting is an insidious way of controlling someone, but it doesn’t start with obvious…
We all know someone whose very presence ruins all the fun. Or someone who complains all the time, so you end up feeling drained after talking to them. There are also those who never have a nice word to say. What do all these examples have in common? They describe…
People who make everything about themselves are, in more simple terms, self-absorbed or selfish. But why are they so obsessed? Well, it's simple, and yet, it’s not. Normally, human beings are like this between the ages of 2 and 6, and then they grow out of it. But for those…