Knowing the Narcissist : Understanding Emotional Empathy : The Difference Between Empath, Normal and Narcissist
What is Emotional Empathy and who has it? What is its role with regard to empaths, normal people and narcissists?
To ensure you understand what has happened to you in respect of your involvement with the narcissist AND to allow you to defend yourself against future ensnarement and hurt, this Assistance Package will provide you with a wealth of information which includes :-
Understanding Emotional Empathy and what it is
Understanding how Emotional Empathy operates with regard to empaths, normals and narcissists
What does Emotional Empathy do?
Why empaths and normal people can be hurtful and why?
How to recognise Emotional Empathy
The relationship between Emotional Empathy and Cognitive Empathy
Several detailed scenarios demonstrating for you in clear and understandable terms the interactions between empaths, normals and narcissists in respect of conflict and its resolution
Several detailed scenarios to help you understand the difference of response from those involved in conflict
Several detailed scenarios demonstrating the response of empaths, normals and narcissists so you understand how instinctive manipulations occur
Several detailed scenarios showing how Wounding and Challenge Fuel factor into the concept of Emotional Empathy and Cognitive Empathy
This Assistance Package is delivered by audio file and will enhance your understanding of a key component of human behaviour and most importantly of all it will ensure you recognise how a narcissist is behaving in the context of emotional empathy so you are able to defend yourself.
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Do you think a women who only had friends growing up that were pretty and as an adult will only date attractive men is a narcissist?
One cannot make a determination from that piece of evidence. The behaviour is a narcissistic indicator but one would need to look at more behaviours.
I like many of Hozier’s songs. I enjoy the music and enjoy the lyrics even more. Hozier’s lyrics have a deeper meaning to them than most pop songs.
I recently heard his song called “Why Would You Be Loved.”
I find it interesting. It asks why a person would be loving if being loving is transient or difficult or based on uncertain things like hope or trust.
And, equally, on the other hand, why would a person expect to be loved when they themselves are not willing to be loving.
Some of the lyrics are:
Why would you play it all on something as hollow as trust,
What if you gave it all to find that it wasn’t enough?
What if under the gaze of them, you come short when the going gets rough?
Why would you be loving?
Why would you be loving?
Why would you be loving?
And, hey, why would you be loved?
Why would you be loved?
It makes me think that, generally, people expect others to be loving or kind or dependable or respectful when they themselves are not willing to do the same.
@Dani,
(I am leaving this here because I did try to comment on ‘Questioning Me’ – but there is really no way to know if my comment will show up on that ginormous thread)
“It would be interesting to have a short series of videos with you detailing the reactions of different schools of narcissist to huge amounts of challenge fuel…”
Excellent suggestion, Dani. Clearly, HG thought so as well, given the new short series on his Narcissism and Psychopathy channel.