- Grandiosity: A hallmark of narcissistic behavior is an exaggerated sense of self-importance, often manifested as arrogance, a desire for admiration, and a lack of empathy for others.
- Sense of entitlement: Narcissists often believe that they are entitled to special treatment and privileges, regardless of their behavior or the feelings of others.
- Exploitative behavior: Narcissists are often manipulative and exploitative, using others for their own gain without regard for the impact on those around them.
- Lack of empathy: Narcissists have difficulty understanding and relating to the emotions and experiences of others, which can make it difficult for them to form deep and meaningful connections with others.
- Inability to handle criticism: Narcissists have a fragile sense of self-worth, and may react with anger, defensiveness, or aggression when criticized or challenged.
It is important to remember that not all individuals who display these traits are necessarily a narcissist. Only a mental health professional can provide a true diagnosis of narcissistic personality disorder. If you want to discuss ways to communicate with or how extricate yourself from someone who exhibits narcissistic traits, contact us at moreinfo@evolved-law.com
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Here’s to all the dad’s(and step-dad’s) out there who are willing to evolve and integrate a new way of being with your spouse or co-parent.
Beginning in the womb, your kids were taking in every aspect of your marriage into their subconscious. You and your spouse have been programming them for how they should be with their partner and how you split with your partner.
If you have a toxic relationship, your children are very likely to follow in your footsteps. But, you are open to breaking generational cycles for both you and your ex-spouse and learning how to parent your kids differently. You know that the single most effective thing you can do for your child is to display respect, compassion, empathy, and support for the other parent. Even when that other parent is behaving like a dick, it IS possible. And it is changing the future of your children. Watch and see. Happy Dad’s Day, to all those who father and love like a father. You are so important to your kids. -T
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