We often have difficulties spotting a narcissist. At first appearance, a grandiose narcissist will exude charm, warmth, and charisma. When you first meet a covert narcissist, they may seem deep, kind, and meek. Either way, they have a habit of drawing people into them. Unbeknownst to the casual observer, the narcissist is a calculating, self-focused, and spoiled child beneath a carefully crafted mask. We need to arm ourselves with knowledge to spot the red flags of narcissism, or we leave ourselves vulnerable to narcissists. Please click on the links below for the terms that most interest you.
- Aversion from Others
- Contempt for Others
- Criticizing
- Defensiveness
- Entitlement
- Excessive Compliments
- Exerting Pressure
- Extravagant Storytelling
- Faulting
- Harshness
- Humble Brags
- Pretense of Knowledge
- Quick to Outrage
- Victimization
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