Introverted narcissists, in particular, may withdraw during a collapse. They might ghost others or disengage from conversations as a passive-aggressive way to regain control. This behavior is a cry for attention and validation, even if they have no justifiable reason to feel offended or ignored.
6. Negative Projection
Even in the midst of a collapse, narcissists continue to gaslight and blame others for their problems. They project their negative emotions onto those around them, making others feel responsible for their distress. This projection can lead to manipulative behaviors, creating a toxic environment for those close to them.
7. Intense Thirst for Revenge
Narcissists hold grudges and seek revenge when they feel attacked or humiliated. During a collapse, their heightened rage and impulsivity drive them to retaliate against those they perceive as threats. This vengeful behavior stems from their obsession with control and dominance over others.
8. Compulsive Behavior
To distract themselves from their emotional pain, narcissists may engage in compulsive behaviors such as gambling, drinking, or drug use. These vices provide temporary relief but often lead to increased irritability and further emotional instability.
9. Depression
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