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The narcissist is a negativist because he dislikes his perceived inability to control the ‘play’ that he is a part of. He wants to be the director. He wants to be the hero in his own story. He is living in his own psychosis, and he wishes to share his psychosis with everyone else around him. He grew up longing to find his place in the world once he left home, but he sadly feels adrift in the adult world. It is nothing like he imagined it would be when he fantasized about the wonderful life he would have once he left the controlling environment of his parents.
Narcissism and Its Discontents challenges the received wisdom that narcissism is only destructive of good social relations. By building on insights from psychoanalysis and critical theory it puts forward a theorisation of narcissistic sociability which redeems Narcissus from his position as the subject of negative critique.
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The facts of narcissistic behaviors do not stop with just family and friends, the most vulnerable of places narcissism is seen is within loving, romantic relationships. Usually just seen in one partner, there are times it is seen in both, making for a very unhealthy relationship as a whole. We are living in an ever increasing narcissistic world, with the “pay attention to me” mentality that is fueled by outside factors such as social media. With this increase, there are more and more people who dive head first into relationships with these individuals without knowing it at first. As a narcissist’s true colors start to shine, that is when their significant other begins to realize they have fallen for one. The thing in romantic relationships is, you more than likely love that person, and do not want to leave them. Within this chapter we shall discuss how narcissism appears in the romantic setting, as well as how to deal with your narcissistic partner.
A romantic relationship with conceited individuals is often compared to being on a haunting roller coaster ride with Jekyll and Hyde, with intense highs and lows. The main reason we connect with people on a deeper level is to bond with others. But narcissists do not gain romantic relationships for this reason. They are usually unable to 100% feel love, and lack the capability to truly connect and form normal attachments with others. But when their entire sense of self is dependent of the admiration of others, they are in need of people. They view people as more of a commodity than actual human beings
