Narcissism

When most people think of narcissism, they picture someone loud, arrogant, and obsessed with being the center of attention. But not all narcissists fit that stereotype. Some are much harder to spot because they hide behind humility, shyness, or sensitivity. This is known as covert narcissism, and it can be just as damaging to relationships

Anger is a universal emotion, and we all have particular ways of expressing it. Among those methods is yelling. Screaming is not always a bad thing in and of itself. Whether or whether raising your voice has the ability to inflict trauma depends entirely on the circumstances of when, where, and who you yell at.

It’s normal to argue with your lover from time to time. But things get a little more serious if he yells at you because things are becoming too heated. Your lover should never be allowed to yell at you or behave aggressively against you. We can offer you advice if you’re unsure about what to

In our self-obsessed, celebrity-driven world, the term “narcissism” is frequently used to characterize someone who appears overly self-indulgent or conceited. But psychologically speaking, narcissism does not equate to genuine self-love. A more fair description would be that individuals with narcissistic personality disorder (NPD) are enamored of an exaggerated, idealized version of themselves. And the reason