Signs a Narcissist is Realizing They're Losing Control

Discover how to recognize a narcissist's defensive behaviors when they sense loss of control.

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When a narcissist knows they are losing, they may exhibit heightened defensiveness, aggression, or manipulation. They might also withdraw and become silent, or engage in smear campaigns to regain control. It's important to recognize these behaviors and set firm boundaries to protect your emotional well-being.

FAQs & Answers

  1. What are common behaviors of a narcissist when losing? Common behaviors include defensiveness, aggression, withdrawal, and manipulation.
  2. How can I protect myself from a narcissist? Setting firm boundaries and recognizing manipulative tactics are key to safeguarding your emotional well-being.
  3. What strategies can I use to deal with a narcissist? Effective strategies include maintaining a distance, documenting interactions, and seeking support from professionals.
  4. Why do narcissists engage in smear campaigns? Narcissists may engage in smear campaigns to regain control and manipulate perceptions when they feel threatened.

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