This 5-second test exposes a narcissist

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Publicado 2024-06-21
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Discover a quick and easy way to identify and repel narcissists with a simple 5-second test. Learn how to recognize their manipulative tactics and protect your boundaries around time, attention, and energy. Empower yourself with actionable strategies to avoid falling prey to narcissistic abuse and maintain your self-worth.


Chapters:
0:00 Intro
0:49 The Narcissist's Mindset
3:40 Boundary Check 1 - Time
4:31 Boundary Check 2 - Attention
5:11 Boundary Check 3 - Energy
6:31 What Is the 5 Second Test
9:42 How to Use the 5 Second Te

Todos los comentarios (21)
  • @blgallas
    The smirk after they insult, hurt, one up, anger you. Just watch.
  • The scary thing I realized about this is - if our parents are narcissists, they don't test our boundaries. They create them. And uncreating them makes you a warrior.
  • After 25 years married to a covert narcissistic, all I can say is that I can smell them a mile away. My first two dates after my divorce was a guy who pulled the misplaced wallet stunt. The next would ask me an open ended question and every time I tried answer, he would cut me off and talk over me. I kicked both to the curb fast. I'm better off and happier alone.
  • @kellye.274
    The word “NO” is a complete sentence.
  • @hazel1245
    If I suspect a new friend/acquaintance is a narcissist, I will say something nice about someone else during our convo and see if they get visibly jealous and go silent. Kind, genuine people like to hear pleasant things about others, or at least don't get angry
  • @lespotter8293
    The problem is that we usually don't know what a narcissist is until it is too late.
  • @1Marflowa
    Watch their face when they see you still shine after they put you through hell
  • You don't need to label them. If they're not treating you right, leave. Even if they're not a narcissist, leave.
  • When they see you are in distress and ask how you are feeling so they can tell you that your feelings are ridiculous.
  • @dsa2591
    When I go out with someone, I always drive separately and ask for separate checks. Then if he wants to pick mine up, fine, but if he says he doesn't have his wallet, I just say "That's too bad. I have enough to cover mine, but not both." Then I pay my bill, say "I'm sure you can work something out with the manager," and leave.
  • @rayva1
    In other words, narcissists are energy vampires.
  • @jblackwell008
    Best advice: Don't share your wins, your loses, or your dreams.
  • @meijablok5671
    They push your boundaries, and punish you immediately if they cannot break you..
  • @studiosandi
    Learning to say no was the best thing I ever did for myself.
  • @Lifechants
    That mask falling is so obvious when they drop that smile. An instant switch in personality. Very creepy. This was super informative, structured, and helpful!
  • @jillcarey3571
    Wish I’d known this about 30 years ago before I married him.
  • @CB19087
    Don't forget that people with adhd interrupt, but will usually be okay with boundaries, but be gentle as years worth of social failures under their belts
  • @desert_moon
    They hate the word 'no' or anything that sounds like it, and they reply to everything with 'I'm sorry you feel that way.'