Last but not least, exploitation is the seventh and last cardinal sin. Narcissists see people as things they can use and then throw away. Due to their sense of superiority and entitlement, they see other people as things that can be thrown away. This is also how they get supplies or get away from people who are after them. When they go after someone, it’s not because they care about that person, want to get to know them, build a relationship with them, or make a positive difference in their lives. Instead, they want money, sex, material gain, or something else that has nothing to do with love, compassion, care, or pure humanity. They don’t see the person, just the benefits they can get from manipulating and tricking them into falling into their trap. They treat people like things, which feeds their animal instincts and shows how much they only care about themselves and staying alive.
So, in conclusion, the impact of being in a relationship with a narcissist is significant. Narcissism is a personality disorder characterized by grandiosity, a lack of empathy, and a need for admiration. Victims of narcissists can experience a lot of emotional pain and may feel confused, hurt, and unable to move on with their lives. Narcissists use manipulation and gaslighting to make their victims adopt their own reality, making victims feel worse emotionally. Narcissists do not take responsibility for their actions and often blame their victims, seeing other people as things they can use for their own good. Victims often struggle to heal and get over the trauma. The seven cardinal sins that narcissists commit involve draining emotions, extreme gaslighting, willful ignorance, trying to hurt the victim’s reputation, having affairs and hiding them, physical abuse, and exploitation.
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