Danish Bashir
Danish Bashir
Why does a Narcissist stare at you when you sleep
Why does a Narcissist stare at you when you sleep
Why does a Narcissist stare at you when you sleep
Tuesday 18th June 2024
Why do narcissists stare at you while you sleep? Danish Bashir explores this eerie behaviour and its sinister motives.
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Episode Overview
- Narcissists often stare at their victims while they sleep for sadistic pleasure.
- This behaviour is part of a broader strategy to control and destabilise.
- Capturing these moments on camera is a common tactic for further manipulation.
- Sleep deprivation is used as a tool to maintain control over victims.
- Understanding these behaviours can help survivors recognise and heal from abuse.
"They love to see light going out of your eyes. They love to see you fade."
Ever wondered why a narcissist might stare at you while you sleep? In this gripping episode, Danish Bashir, a Narcissistic Abuse Recovery Professional and Certified Clinical Trauma Specialist, dives into the unsettling behaviour of narcissists who watch their partners during sleep. Danish breaks down the reasons behind this eerie habit, revealing that it’s often rooted in sadism, control, and a desire to destabilise their victims.
He shares chilling anecdotes from survivors, painting a vivid picture of how such actions can leave one feeling traumatised and powerless. Danish discusses three primary motives for this behaviour: sadistic pleasure, meticulous planning, and sleep deprivation tactics. He explains how narcissists derive a twisted thrill from seeing their victims startled and confused, often capturing these moments on camera to further manipulate and humiliate them.
Danish also delves into the psychological plotting behind the stare, suggesting that it’s part of a broader strategy to control and dominate. One particularly striking story involves Danish’s own experience with a narcissistic friend whose constant, unnerving gaze left him feeling deeply unsettled. This personal touch adds authenticity and makes the discussion even more relatable for those who have faced similar situations. For anyone grappling with the aftereffects of narcissistic abuse, this episode is a must-listen.
Danish offers a compassionate and insightful look into the twisted behaviours of narcissists, helping you understand that you’re not alone in your experiences. By shedding light on these dark behaviours, Danish aims to empower survivors to recognise the signs and take steps towards healing. Ready to uncover the sinister motives behind that creepy stare? Tune in and let Danish guide you through this eye-opening journey.