10 Reasons Narcissists Fake Niceness

Описание: 10 Hidden Motives Why Narcissists Pretend to Be Nice by Lise Leblanc

If you've ever wondered why a narcissist can be so nice after being hurtful or even cruel, then this video will shed light on the hidden motives behind their charming facade and insincere displays of kindness. By understanding the complexities of the narcissist's behavior, you'll gain valuable insights to help you navigate interactions with them, as well as not take their perplexing behaviours personally.

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Introduction (0:00)
#1 - To Keep you Motivated (2:07)
#2 - They Want Something From You (3:29)
#3 - Emotional Manipulation (4:27)
#4 - Shame/Fear of Exposure (5:16)
#5 - You're in the Spotlight (6:51)
#6 - Nice in PUBLIC (7:21)
#7 - After Narcissistic Injury (8:02)
#8 - To Avoid Consequences (8:21)
#9 - To Maintain a Facade of Normalcy (8:55)
#10 - Strategic Re-Engagement (9:27)
Conclusion (10:43)

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