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  What hurts a narcissist but doesn't hurt normal people? One big thing that hurts a narcissist or someone with Narcissistic Personality Disorder that does not typically hurt someone without it is that when “other people” are happy or enjoying themselves in some way, a narcissist is likely to be more unhappy as a result. When I refer to “other people,” I am referring to friends, family, etc, not colleagues or professional acquaintances, as work can be an inherently competitive environment for many people, not just for people with NPD. That being said, emotionally healthy people want their friends and family and other people in their personal life to be happy, do well, have a good time, have loving relationships, feel good about their appearance, etc. However, for a narcissist, they typically experience happiness and success of any kind as a zero-sum game- meaning it feels to them that everything is a secret competition, and if you are happy and things are going well for you, they f...

  A Guide to Vitamin C Serums For 70 years Vitamin C has been one of the biggest weapons in the skin care industry. It’s used to make cleansers, moisturizers, lotions, masks, and serums. So what is this powerful vitamin? How can it benefit you? Why should you use serums that contain Vitamin C? We’re here to answer all of those burning questions in this complete guide and reveal the many benefits Vitamin C serums offer for your skin.  What Are Vitamin C Serums? There are many variations of Vitamin C, but the most popular is ascorbic acid, a common ingredient in skincare products. However, all the variations of Vitamin C have anti-inflammatory benefits. Vitamin C Serums are products that contain a high level of Vitamin C. They’re used to treat wrinkles, and sagging skin, lighten dark or red spots, prevent breakouts, and even your skin tone. They battle all of those annoying skin issues. There are loads of products out there that claim they’ll save your skin, but some can cause d...

  How to Rebuild After a Friendship with a Narcissist:  A Step-by-Step Guide Have you ever found yourself in a friendship with someone who seemed to take and take and  take without giving in return? You may have felt drained, manipulated, and even exploited. If  you’ve been in a relationship with a narcissist, you’re not alone. Narcissistic friends often  prioritize their own needs over yours, and when the relationship ends—whether by choice or  manipulation—you may find yourself in need of serious emotional healing. But don’t worry— rebuilding after a friendship with a narcissist is not only possible, it’s essential to your mental  and emotional well-being. In this guide, you’ll discover practical steps to help you heal, regain your self-esteem, and  develop healthier, more supportive friendships moving forward. Let’s dive in. Step 1: Acknowledge the Trauma The first step to healing is to acknowledge that you’ve been emotionally abused. Narcissis...

  9 Warning Signs You’re Dating a Narcissist:  How to Spot Red Flags Early When we fall in love, it’s easy to ignore the warning signs, but some warning signs shouldn’t be  ignored. Narcissists can make you feel special and loved at first, only to drain your emotional  energy later. Understanding narcissistic traits early on can help protect you from heartbreak.  Here’s an in-depth look at nine telltale signs that you might be dating a narcissist — and tips for  dealing with them if they hit too close to home. They’re Instantly Attracted Narcissists are often masters of love bombing, showering you with compliments, gifts, and  attention early on. This high-energy infatuation can make you feel like you’ve found “the one,”  but it’s often a calculated way to quickly take control of your emotions. If you feel like your  the relationship is moving too quickly, slow things down and see how they react. Red flag: If they resist your attempts to slow...