#narc rage

[nothing0fnothing]

Wow what a crash out. I wonder who could have done this. They claim they're not the same person who posted all these comments:

But I think maybe you're lying.

And you definitely would rather I interact with you as an anon, but when you come to my page to verbally abuse me, I don't engage on your terms.

Yeah this doesn't seem like anything you do is an accident. It seems like maybe you have no emotional maturity and you don't know how to control yourself when you're in a rage.

I don't know what crevice of the Internet you usually rot within, but threatening suicide to strangers isn't appropriate on my page and it's absolutely not a good way to silence me.

I don't give a single fuck if you're splitting. Gtfo of here. You do not belong in community with narcissistic abuse survivors if this is how you behave towards us.

@kamisamabest

[abyssal-rage]

My chest feels like it’s on fire and I’m going to burn alive. I hate these fucking emotions and I fucking HATE how I let this rage get to me.

[maelkisser]

experience narc rage almost if not basically everyday of my life. horrible stuff. i would like to experience things normally please <//3.

[daffythefox]

Me: I have low/no empathy, but I still have a lot of sympathy and compassion. I'd say I still consider morality a lot when I'm doing things like this

Me, in the middle of narcissistic rage:

[grits-gal-raised-in-the-south]

I don't buy that Mr. Markle was blind to his daughter's narcissist rage and abusive behavior.

"Sharp Elbows" is how the mother of Meghan's childhood friend described MEgain.

Does anyone remember the story about the raging argument Sparry and wife had on palace grounds while they were dating?

If so, correct me if I'm wrong: staff reported they had never overheard anything comparable to this level of shouting & screaming by a BRF member. Allegedly it was this argument that caused the dog's injuries.

I didn't believe the story until they shared photos from the so-called trying to roast a chicken engagement event (at Nottingham Cottage) which included the dog & his broken legs.

We received first hand reports of her narcissist rage while from Australians who witnessed: slamming doors, profanity, disrespectful tone to hosts, and of course the hot tea incident.

I wish I had saved Rebecca's notes bc Sparry and wife have managed to live up to their reputation.

Please follow the link to 👍🏿LIKE You Don't Fool Me

[sleepystars-blurriedskies]

Not a Narc High or a Narc Crash but a secret third thing (Narc Rage)

[backtonormallife]

That last sentence applies to so many people.

[violentviolette]

I read your post about how narcs categorize everyone as inferior, equal, or superior. If everyone is automatically an inferior, what about people we personally and deeply despise? I think there should be a category worse than inferior and I wanted to hear your thoughts-

thats just a normal human emotion and its called hating someone lmfaoo

I dont really agree with pathologizing every single facet of personality within the framework of disorders. some things are just normal healthy emotions. and deeply disliking someone who u know personally is something that happens to everyone

I think the original three categories work because they explain irrational and dissordered judgements, mentally healthy ppl do not feel so deeply inferior to others that they have to immediately tear them down in their mind or make it "safe" to regard them as better. yes they may feel superior or better than certain specific ppl or feel insecure and inferior with others, its not to the deep pervasive and irrational extent that we do. we feel this way about everyone, even absolute strangers that we dont know anything about

whereas knowing someone and hating them because of specific reasons is a thing thats perfectly normal to experience. and with hatred and anger, those feelings are already described as being unusually and irrationally high in ppl w npd and other trauma based disorders. so yea where a healthy person might just dislike someone and move on, we may become stuck in our hate and fixate on it and allow it to grow to unreasonable levels. but we already have a term for that heightened level of irrational anger and its narc rage. which happens because we have issues with emotional regulation because we were never properly taught to handle distressing emotions like disliking someone

so I think its just kind of useless at best and really damaging at worst because it promotes the idea that every emotion we feel must be pathologized thru the lense of our disorder

I also think ppl want highly specialized terms for normal emotions because it makes them feel justified and gives legitimacy to unhealthy behavior instead of understanding its root cause in order to dismantle it

instead of engaging with the issues in my 4th paragraph that explains why we feel so irrationally angry, ppl can slap a label on hating someone to an unhealthy degree, categorize it a symptom, and never look to understand it deeper. they hate so deeply because they have npd abd thats that, when in reality thats not an explanation at all and does nothing to help solve the issue

it also seems like u specifically just want a way to reinforce and justify ur hatred of certain ppl by giving them a "worse" label to further punish/humiliate them because u hate them. thats just childish. its okay to just dislike ppl, sometimes theyre dicks