Danish Bashir
Danish Bashir
3 Things a Narcissist ISN'T Aware of
3 Things a Narcissist ISN'T Aware of
3 Things a Narcissist ISN'T Aware of
Saturday 13th April 2024
Danish Bashir reveals three surprising things narcissists are unaware of, offering eye-opening insights into their self-destructive behaviours.
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Episode Overview
- Narcissists are often their own worst enemies due to their paranoia and lack of self-reflection.
- Despite appearing confident, narcissists are incredibly immature and impulsive.
- They have a strong need for instant gratification, leading to reckless behaviour.
- Narcissists rely heavily on others for validation and support.
- Understanding these traits can help in dealing with narcissistic abuse.
A narcissist is a function of other people. If there are other people, then there is the narcissist.
Ever wondered what goes on in the mind of a narcissist? In this episode, Danish Bashir, a certified clinical trauma specialist, breaks down three critical things that narcissists aren't aware of. It's a fascinating deep dive into the psyche of individuals who often leave a trail of emotional wreckage in their wake. Danish kicks off by explaining how narcissists are their own worst enemies.
They live in a constant state of paranoia, believing everyone is out to get them, which ironically leads them to sabotage their own lives. They blame everyone else for their misfortunes, never reflecting on their own actions. This lack of self-awareness is a ticking time bomb that eventually destroys their relationships and careers. Next, Danish explores the surprising immaturity of narcissists. Despite their outward appearance of confidence and competence, they react like petulant children when faced with criticism or failure.
Their impulsive behaviour and need for instant gratification make them unreliable and often dangerous to those around them. Imagine dealing with an adult who throws tantrums and takes unnecessary risks without considering the consequences – it's a recipe for disaster. Lastly, Danish sheds light on the narcissist's extreme dependence on others. They may project an image of self-sufficiency, but in reality, they rely heavily on external validation and support.
Strip away their sources of supply – be it people, money, or status – and their facade crumbles. Narcissists are like parasites; without a host to feed off, they cannot survive. This episode is a must-listen for anyone dealing with narcissistic abuse or seeking to understand these complex individuals better. Danish's insights are both eye-opening and comforting, offering a blend of professional expertise and personal empathy.
So, if you're ready to peel back the layers and see what truly lies beneath the narcissist's mask, this episode is for you.