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Oldies but Goodies: Can You Say No To A Narcissist? Co-Narcissism and The Coupledom

Oldies but Goodies: Can You Say No To A Narcissist? Co-Narcissism and The Coupledom

By Jill Edelman . 8:30 am

Jill is taking a break from the blog this week. Here is one of her most popular posts from the past year or so.

Excerpt:

Do You Often Feel Invisible in The Coupledom? Healthy narcissism is a good thing. We need to care enough about ourselves to stay healthy, strive to achieve, pick caring partners, and teach our children the same. However, the line drawn in the sand is how the needs and feelings of others factor in to the equation. In the intimacy of a marriage or committed partnership, if one member is primarily caught up with trying to please the other, to manage their partner’s moods, and screen all experience through the lens of the effect on their partner, then you have a Coupledom in the throes of reactivity to unhealthy narcissism.

You can read the full post here:

Can You Say No To A Narcissist? Co-Narcissism and The Coupledom

Narcissim, Personality Styles and Disorders, The Coupledom

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