Is Poly a red flag?

Polyamorous couples have different ideas about how to manage rules and boundaries within their relationships. Sometimes, these rules can act as a big red flag. Requiring a secondary/new partner to be romantically or sexually involved with both people or break up entirely is a big show-stopper for me.

Can a narcissist be faithful to one person?

Yes, they can (sometimes). Narcissists want attention, validation, security. If you are fulfilling their needs, some narcissists can feel satisfied for an extended period of time. However, the partner would have to be very focused on their narcissist and be very accommodating (co-dependence).

What is narcissistic triangulation?

Triangulation happens when one or both of the people involved in the conflict try to pull a third person into the dynamic, often with the goal of: deflecting some of the tension. creating another conflict to take the spotlight off the original issue.

Are INFPs covert narcissistic?

INFJs and INFPs as narcissists would abuse their power as changemakers and would be ‘covert’ narcissists – wolves in sheep’s clothing. As narcissists, they may become predatory and cross boundaries with those they’re ‘educating. ‘ ENFPs as narcissists would always be seeking validation and attention from others.

Do you have narcissistic personality disorder?

Most people are guilty of narcissistic behavior on occasion, which doesn’t necessarily mean that they have Narcissistic Personality Disorder. What distinguishes certain narcissistic behavior from pathological narcissism are frequency, intensity, and duration.

What is the difference between a narcissist and a pathological narcissist?

While some people may exhibit narcissistic traits occasionally and mildly, a pathological narcissist will routinely use destructive narcissistic tactics in order to gain false superiority and exploit relationships. Here are two examples of narcissistic behavior that may not be pathological narcissism:

What is a chronic narcissist?

Chronic narcissists often trespass on others relationally, socially, professionally, and/or financially, which to them signifies superiority, “conquest” and “winning.” Other people’s thoughts and feelings are disregarded.

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