Narcissistic personality disorder

A disorder in which a person has an inflated sense of self-importance.

Professionals say that narcissistic personality disorder is found more commonly in men, but I disagree because when it comes to women, men are weak and will fall victim to a woman's femininity.

To be honest, it's women who narcissistic personality disorder is found in more.

It's women who dress up in fine clothe, who wear body shapers, fake lashes, make up, and hair extensions and go out into society switching, knowing the reactions they'll get from men. It is also women who'll get a male partner, do wrong and not admit to their wrongs, but if the man does wrong, she'll never let him live it down, then she'll leave him for doing wrong, no matter how much he cries, begs and pleads, although she has done wrong in secret. Look at the

symptoms of Narcissistic personality disorder, which includes an excessive need for admiration, disregard for others' feelings, an inability to handle any criticism, and a sense of entitlement, and tell me if more men or women have these symptoms.

Let's look deeper. The symptoms of narcissistic personality disorder are the same symptoms of manipulation. Let me break it down.

1. excessive need for admiration

“Anything you can do, I can better. I can do everything better than you.”  

With skilled manipulation, this person needs to gain the higher ground over others. The One-Upmanship manipulator has a strong desire to be the “King of the Hill.” Having high social status and dominance is crucial to their ego even though they typically lack conscious awareness of this. They are gifted at determining where people are vulnerable and choose to be around people who lack self-esteem. Constantly using put-downs and insults to harm and exploit their victims gives them an advantage. They may be perceived by others as narcissistic, but are much more likely to conceal their arrogance. Shame and anger are the driving forces behind their use of manipulations, which are a tool they use to achieve their ultimate goal: getting rid of shame and self-doubts. For example: “If I am focused on belittling you, I am not focused on my feelings of shame. “

2. disregard for others' feelings

https://www.talentsmart.com/articles/9-Signs-You're-Dealing-With-an-Emotional-Manipulator-2147446691-p-1.html also says that emotional manipulators are masters at leveraging your guilt to their advantage. If you bring up something that’s bothering you, they make you feel guilty for mentioning it. If you don’t, they make you feel guilty for keeping it to yourself and stewing on it. When you’re dealing with emotional manipulators, whatever you do is wrong, and, no matter what problems the two of you are having, they’re your fault. Also, They claim the role of the victim. When it comes to emotional manipulators, nothing is ever their fault. No matter what they do—or fail to do —it’s someone else’s fault. Someone else made them do it—and, usually, it’s you. If you get mad or upset, it’s your fault for having unreasonable expectations; if they get mad, it’s your fault for upsetting them. Emotional manipulators don’t take accountability for anything. They know all your buttons and don’t hesitate to push them.Emotional manipulators know your weak spots, and they’re quick to use that knowledge against you. If you’re insecure about your weight, they comment on what you eat or the way your clothes fit; if you’re worried about an upcoming presentation, they point out how intimidating and judgmental the attendees are. Their awareness of your emotions is off the charts, but they use it to manipulate you, not to make you feel better.

3. an inability to handle any criticism

For a woman to not be able to accept responsibility for their actions makes them Emotional manipulators. https://www.talentsmart.com/articles/9-Signs-You're-Dealing-With-an-Emotional-Manipulator-2147446691-p-1.html says that emotional manipulators are incredibly skilled