Yesterday 12:44 pm
Demanding others to answer again. He refuses to answer questions himself. Pure narcissism.
Here is the evidence:
In Summary:Sources:
- Control and power: Demanding answers keeps them in control of the conversation, while refusing to answer ensures they remain dominant.
- Avoiding accountability: They evade responsibility and scrutiny by deflecting questions directed at them.
- Projection of superiority: They believe they are above the need to explain or justify themselves.
- Manipulation and gaslighting: They use questions to manipulate and destabilize others, while avoiding answers to stay unchallenged.
- Fear of vulnerability: Answering questions would expose them to criticism or rejection, so they avoid it.
- Dodging responsibility: Refusing to answer helps them avoid acknowledging mistakes or wrongdoing.
- “The Narcissist You Know” by Joseph Burgo discusses the manipulative behaviors of narcissists, including how they demand answers while avoiding accountability themselves.
- Dr. Ramani Durvasula, a clinical psychologist, explains how narcissists use deflection and control tactics in conversations, demanding answers while refusing to provide any, in her books and videos.
- “Why Is It Always About You?” by Sandy Hotchkiss outlines how narcissists create double standards by expecting others to justify themselves while avoiding any personal accountability.
@Cannonpointer as you both can see, Veghead is no fan of all of these mirrors I am throwing in front of him. Introspection is a fatal enemy to the narcissist. Think of it like sunlight to a vampire.
He may very well kill himself. But who cares?