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Do you have a narcissist in your life?
Have you tried and failed to understand their condition and are at the end of your tether?
Do you need help to evaluate it and move on with your life?
Living with someone who has a Narcissistic Personality Disorder, or even just having someone in your life who has it, is a massive and continual challenge. At times it can seem like there is now way that you can reason with them or have any sort of meaningful conversation that doesn’t revolve around them.
It is hard, but there are answers and in Narcissism: The Ultimate Guide to Understanding and Dealing with Narcissism you will find them in abundance in chapters that cover:
- What Is Narcissistic Personality Disorder?
- What Are the Signs and Symptoms Of Narcissistic Personality Disorder?
- Is Narcissistic Personality Disorder Treatable?
- What Causes Narcissistic Personality Disorder?
- How Narcissistic Personality Disorder Can Cause Problems for Your Life
Once you are able to spot the signs of a narc and have gained a better understanding of what the narcissist in your life wants from you, then you can take the steps necessary to deal with it.
It can be a long, slow and sometimes painful process, but eventually you will find the solutions you seek and be able to move on to a better and happier place!
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About Mark Richard
Mark Richard was born in
Manhattan and grew up surrounded by potato fields, clams, and bluefish on
eastern Long Island. After a year at the University of Freiburg in Germany with
brief sojourns in Rome, Paris, and Lille, he returned to the United States and became
a substitute teacher in the Boston Public School system. Shortly thereafter,
while at UMass-Amherst, meaning to study political philosophy, he was seduced
by the philosophy of language and linguistics. He was a professor in the
philosophy department at Harvard before attaining his current position as
professor and chair of philosophy at Tufts University.