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Are you ready to get free from narcissistic abuse, move forward and create the life you deserve?

We all have people in our lives that are incredibly confident and think highly of themselves. But, while they might not be the most pleasant sort to have around, these people are at best egocentric, if they do manage to have a relatively normal life. Narcissists, on the other hand, have many problems in multiple areas of their life, such as work, relationships, and finances.

So, what's the difference between a self-centered person and a narcissist? Why can one have a normal life while the other struggles?

First things first, narcissism is a personality disorder, that one is not born with but develops over time, in certain conditions. A person that has narcissistic personality disorder is described as having a visceral need for attention, an inflated sense of self-importance masking fragile self-esteem, and, perhaps the most notable of all, a complete lack of empathy for others.

Empathy is the human trait that allows us to relate to other people's feelings and understand them. Without empathy, one is unable to build authentic human relationships. That is why a narcissist will never have healthy relationships, be it romantic or of other nature.

This book covers the following topics:

• What is the Narcissism?
• Understanding the Narcissistic Person
• Who is the Narcissist?
• What is Narcissistic Abuse?
• Effects of Narcissistic Abuse Over Time
• Healing from Emotional abuse and rebuilding your life
• Narcissism in the Relationship
• The Toxic Attraction between an Empath and a Narcissist
• Techniques to Handle Narcissists
• Protection Strategy
• Why are Narcissists so Attractive?
• What Is Gaslighting? How to Avoid Mental Manipulation

...And much more

According to a study published in the Journal of Clinical Psychiatry, 7.7% of men, and 4.8% of women develop narcissistic personality disorder (NPD) in their lifetime. The study also determined that young adults, people that went through divorce or separation from their partner, had higher chances of becoming narcissists (Nordqvist, 2018).

We can conclude that technically speaking; if the right conditions are met, anyone can become a narcissist, regardless of sex, race, or age; which comes as a contradiction to the popular belief that only males can be narcissists.

Narcissists believe that they are unique and seek to associate themselves with people/places/situations of high status, as they perceive themselves as being too good for ordinary or average things. This sense of being better than others is often built inside their mind and not based on real-life achievements.

They will expect others to treat them as if they are superior, and to do that; they will resort to lying about their abilities, achievements, and always paint themselves as being the better person in any situation, be it relationships or work-related.