Body Language of Narcissistic and Psychopathic Abuser

Mind of the Psychopathic Narcissist
2 Aug 201011:19

Summary

TLDRThe video script delves into the subtle yet observable signs of narcissistic abuse. It highlights behaviors such as haughty body language, entitlement, idealization followed by devaluation, and a facade of membership. Abusers are characterized by their excessive self-importance, manipulative tendencies, and lack of empathy. The script emphasizes the importance of recognizing these signals to avoid the emotional turmoil and hurt caused by such individuals. It also touches on the abuser's self-deprecating humor, grandiosity, impatience, and their tendency to mistreat those closest to them while maintaining a composed facade to the outside world.

Takeaways

  • 🧐 Abusers often exhibit haughty and arrogant body language, implying superiority and maintaining a distance from others.
  • 🤔 Abusers tend to show entitlement, demanding special treatment and showing impatience when not immediately gratified.
  • 🎭 They frequently shift responsibility for their failures and choices onto others, avoiding accountability for their actions.
  • 🌟 Abusers idealize and then devalue others, using flattery and admiration to manipulate and control interactions.
  • 🔍 They often adopt a 'membership posture,' seeking admiration for their perceived uniqueness while maintaining an outsider stance.
  • 💬 Abusers prefer superficial showmanship over substance, often exaggerating their intelligence or accomplishments.
  • 🗣️ Their speech is characterized by high pronoun density, with excessive self-reference and boastful descriptions.
  • 🤷‍♂️ Abusers are often uninterested in others, showing disdain or anger if they feel their time is being wasted.
  • 😡 They react with rage or detachment when confronted with their emotions or required to delve into their motives and needs.
  • 🕊️ Despite a serious demeanor, abusers may possess a sharp sense of humor, but it is rarely self-deprecating or empathetic.
  • 🏆 Abusers view themselves as on a grand mission with cosmic importance, often inflating their achievements and fantasies.

Q & A

  • What is the main theme of the video script?

    -The main theme of the video script is identifying and understanding the behavior and characteristics of narcissistic abusers.

  • What are the subtle signals that narcissistic abusers emit according to the script?

    -Narcissistic abusers emit subtle signals through their body language, such as haughty and arrogant postures, maintaining piercing eye contact, and keeping personal territory around them.

  • How do narcissistic abusers behave in social interactions?

    -In social interactions, narcissistic abusers often adopt a condescending attitude, prefer to remain observers or 'lone wolves,' and may feign gregariousness without genuine social mingling.

  • What is an entitlement marker according to the script?

    -An entitlement marker is a behavior where abusers immediately ask for special treatment, such as not waiting their turn, wanting to talk directly to authority figures, and expecting custom-tailored arrangements.

  • How do narcissistic abusers handle responsibility for their actions?

    -Narcissistic abusers tend to shift responsibility for their own needs, failures, and choices onto others or the world at large, often using sentences like 'you made me do it.'

  • What is the pattern of idealization followed by devaluation as described in the script?

    -The pattern of idealization followed by devaluation refers to the behavior where abusers excessively flatter, admire, or applaud their targets, and when rebuffed, they sulk, abuse, and humiliate the same targets.

  • How do abusers maintain their stance as outsiders while trying to belong?

    -Abusers maintain their stance as outsiders by seeking admiration for their disability to integrate, using obscure professional terms to show off their intelligence, and preferring show-off to substance.

  • What is meant by the term 'pronoun density' in the context of the script?

    -Pronoun density refers to the excessive use of the pronouns 'I' and 'mine' by abusers in their speech, indicating self-focus and a tendency to describe themselves as extraordinarily intelligent, rich, or creative.

  • How do narcissistic abusers use language to distance themselves from others?

    -Narcissistic abusers use emotion-free language, talk excessively about themselves, and show little interest or reciprocity in others' lives, often acting disdainful or angry if they feel their time is being intruded upon.

  • What are some common behaviors of abusers when they feel their weaknesses are exposed?

    -When abusers feel their weaknesses are exposed, they may react with rage, detachment, or sadistic humor, and they often distance themselves from their emotions and loved ones by alienating and hurting them.

  • How do narcissistic abusers perceive their own importance and mission in life?

    -Narcissistic abusers perceive themselves as being on a constant mission of cosmic importance and global consequence, often having grandiose fantasies and impossible schemes that they believe are of great significance.

  • How do abusers treat those who are not intimately close to them compared to their nearest and dearest?

    -Abusers mistreat their closest and nearest, such as family members and children, while appearing composed, rational, and functioning to the rest of the world, effectively casting a veil of secrecy over their dysfunction and misbehavior.

Outlines

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👑 Narcissistic Abusers' Behavior and Tactics

This paragraph discusses the subtle and observable signs of narcissistic abusers. It highlights their haughty and arrogant body language, which includes a posture that exudes superiority and a tendency to maintain piercing eye contact while keeping personal space. Abusers often demand special treatment and show entitlement, expecting preferential arrangements and showing disdain for those they deem inferior. They may idealize or devalue others, and their politeness is often superficial, only present when seeking a new victim or collaborator. Abusers also adopt a membership posture, seeking admiration for their supposed uniqueness while maintaining an outsider stance. They prefer showmanship over substance and are often shallow, pretending to be knowledgeable in various fields without genuine expertise.

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🎭 The Facade of the Narcissistic Abuser

The second paragraph delves into the exaggerated self-image of narcissistic abusers, who constantly brag and boast about their intelligence, wealth, and success, often using a high pronoun density in their speech. Their biographies are filled with grand but implausible achievements that do not align with their actual conditions. Abusers are prone to name-dropping and appropriating others' experiences as their own. They tend to be self-focused, using emotion-free language and showing little interest in others unless it serves their narrative. Abusers are impatient and easily bored, requiring constant attention and often intellectualizing or rationalizing their actions. They may react violently when challenged and distance themselves from their emotions and loved ones, often using humor that is scathing and cynical but never self-deprecating. Abusers perceive themselves as on a mission of cosmic importance and are easily insulted, interpreting even innocuous remarks as belittling or coercive.

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🤔 The Abuser's Social Disguise and Dysfunction

The final paragraph examines the social behavior of abusers, who, despite their lack of empathy and sense of entitlement, do not appear as social misfits due to their selective mistreatment of close ones. Abusers are adept at maintaining a facade of secrecy, often with the help of their victims, who may cover up their dysfunction and misbehavior. They are skilled at deception, portraying themselves as composed and rational to the outside world. Abusers may engage in reckless and self-destructive behaviors, such as substance abuse or reckless driving, and often have an inappropriate sense of humor, finding obnoxious or heinous acts funny or gratifying. They may also be sexually deviant, enjoying torment and hurting others, often with a sadistic twist.

Mindmap

Keywords

💡Narcissism

Narcissism refers to a personality trait characterized by self-centeredness, vanity, and a lack of empathy for others. In the context of the video, it is the central theme, as the author discusses how narcissists subtly signal their behavior through body language and attitudes. The script mentions 'malignant self-love narcissism, revisited,' indicating that the video delves into the darker aspects of narcissistic behavior.

💡Abuser

An abuser is someone who perpetrates harmful or abusive behavior towards others. The script frequently refers to abusers, describing their actions and attitudes as indicative of narcissistic tendencies. For example, the video mentions how abusers 'adopt a physical posture which implies and exudes an air of superiority,' demonstrating their abusive nature through non-verbal cues.

💡Body Language

Body language encompasses the non-verbal cues, such as posture, gestures, and eye contact, that individuals use to communicate. The video emphasizes the importance of learning to read an abuser's body language, which can signal arrogance, superiority, or indifference. The script notes that 'abusers take part in social interactions...condescendingly,' highlighting how body language can reveal their true nature.

💡Entitlement

Entitlement is a belief in one's inherent deserving of privileges or special treatment. The video describes how abusers exhibit a sense of entitlement, expecting preferential treatment and making demands that reflect their inflated self-importance. The script states that abusers 'immediately ask for special treatment,' illustrating their expectation of deference from others.

💡Idealization and Devaluation

Idealization is the act of placing someone on a pedestal, while devaluation is the act of diminishing their worth. The video discusses how abusers oscillate between these two behaviors, initially flattering and admiring their targets before discarding them. The script mentions that abusers 'instantly idealize, or devalue their interlocutors,' showing their manipulative tendencies.

💡Membership Posture

Membership posture refers to the way individuals position themselves within a group or society. The video describes how abusers attempt to belong while simultaneously maintaining an outsider stance, seeking admiration without investing in genuine social integration. The script notes that abusers 'always try to belong, yet at the very same time...maintains his stance as an outsider,' revealing their conflicted approach to social interaction.

💡Pronoun Density

Pronoun density refers to the frequency of personal pronouns, particularly 'I' and 'me,' in speech, which can indicate self-focus. The video points out that abusers often have high pronoun density, constantly referring to themselves and their achievements. The script describes abusers' speech as being 'peppered with I mind myself, and mine,' indicating their self-centered communication style.

💡Emotion-Free Language

Emotion-free language is a style of communication that lacks emotional expression or empathy. The video notes that abusers often use emotion-free language, focusing solely on themselves and disregarding the feelings of others. The script states that abusers 'use emotion-free language,' which helps to illustrate their lack of empathy and emotional connection with others.

💡Impatience

Impatience is the inability to wait calmly or the tendency to become easily bored or irritated. The video describes abusers as being impatient, with a strong desire for immediate attention and gratification. The script mentions that abusers 'are very impatient, easily bored,' which relates to their expectation of instant service and recognition.

💡Sadism

Sadism is the tendency to derive pleasure from inflicting pain, suffering, or humiliation on others. The video discusses how some abusers exhibit sadistic tendencies, enjoying the torment and hurt they cause to others. The script notes that abusers 'are sexually set up as a mystic or deviant or alter erotic,' suggesting their enjoyment in causing emotional or physical harm.

💡Grandiosity

Grandiosity is an exaggerated sense of one's own importance, power, or knowledge. The video describes how abusers often have grandiose fantasies and present themselves as being on a mission of great importance. The script mentions that abusers regard themselves as being on a 'constant mission, whose importance is cosmic and whose consequence is a global,' highlighting their inflated sense of self-worth and purpose.

Highlights

Abusers emit subtle, almost subliminal signals in their body language.

Narcissists adopt a haughty and arrogant body language, implying superiority.

Abusers maintain piercing eye contact but avoid physical proximity.

Narcissists seek special treatment and avoid waiting their turn.

Abusers display entitlement and expect custom tailored arrangements.

Narcissists shift responsibility for their failures onto others.

Abusers idealize or devalue others based on their own needs.

Narcissists are polite only in the presence of potential victims.

Abusers try to belong while maintaining an outsider stance.

Narcissists use obscure professional terms to appear intelligent.

Abusers prefer showmanship over substance.

Narcissists never admit to ignorance despite being typically ignorant.

Abusers brag incessantly, using a high pronoun density in their speech.

Narcissists' biographies are filled with exaggerated achievements.

Abusers name-drop and appropriate others' experiences as their own.

Narcissists use emotion-free language and talk only about themselves.

Abusers are impatient and easily bored, seeking constant attention.

Narcissists intellectualize and rationalize, often speaking in third person.

Abusers get enraged when required to delve into their emotions.

Narcissists regard themselves as on a constant mission of cosmic importance.

Abusers are easily insulted and interpret remarks as belittling.

Narcissists believe their time is more valuable than others'.

Abusers find the obnoxious, heinous, or shocking funny or gratifying.

Narcissists are sexually set up as mystics, deviants, or with alter erotic interests.

Abusers mistreat only their closest and dearest, appearing composed to others.

Narcissists are adept at casting a veil of secrecy over their dysfunction.

Transcripts

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my name is Sam back name and I'm the

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author of malignant self-love narcissism

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revisited abuses emit subtle almost

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subliminal signals in their body

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language but these are observable

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indiscernible learn to read the abusers

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body language serve yourself a world of

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trouble and of hurt the first time is a

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haughty arrogant body language the

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abuser adopts a physical posture which

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implies and exudes an air of superiority

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seniority hidden powers mysteriousness

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unused indifference though the abuser

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usually maintains sustained and piercing

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eye contact he often refrains from

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physical proximity he keeps a personal

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territory around him abusers take part

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in social interactions even near banter

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but they do so condescendingly

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from a position of supremacy and fault

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magnanimity enlarges even when the

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abuser feigns gregariousness he rarely

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mingles socially he prefers to remain

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the observer or the lone wolf the second

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sign is entitlement marker abusers

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immediately ask for special treatment

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they don't want to wait their turn they

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want to have a longer or shorter for a

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creative session they want to talk

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directly to authority figures and no two

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assistants or secretaries they want to

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be granted special payment terms they

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want to enjoy a custom tailored

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arrangements this goes well with the

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abuses I love plastic defenses his

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tendency to shift responsibility to

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others or to the world at large for his

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own needs failures heavier CH choices

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mishaps missteps

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the sentence must be landed on abusers

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is not what you made me do the abuser is

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the one who vocally in Tim in a

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demonstratively demands the undivided

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attention of the head waiter in a

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restaurant monopolizes the hostess or

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latches on to celebrities in a party the

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abuser reacts with ragin indignantly

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when denied his wishes and when treated

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the same as others whom he always deemed

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inferior have users frequently and

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embarrassingly dressed down service

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providers such as cab drivers the next

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sign is idealization followed by

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devaluation abusers instantly idealize

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or devalue their interlocutors they

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flatter add or admire and applaud the

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target in an embarrassingly exaggerated

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and profuse manner or when rebuffed they

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sulk the abused and humiliated abuses

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are polite only the presence of a

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potential would-be victim and made

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collaborator in other words the source

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of law statistics of life but they are

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unable to sustain even perfect or a

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civility in very fast deteriorate to

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Barb's and Feeny evaders Timothy to

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verbal or other violent displays of

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abuses rage attacks or old detachment or

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to sadistic humor then there is the

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membership posture abusers always try to

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belong

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yet at the very same time the abuser

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maintains his stance is an outsider the

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abuser seeks to be admired for

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disability to integrate and ingratiate

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himself but without investing the

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efforts which are commensurate with such

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undertaking for instance if the abuser

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talks to a psychologist or therapist the

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abuser first states emphatically that he

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never studied psychology but then

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to make seemingly effortless use of

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obscure professional terms thus

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demonstrating that he mustered the

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discipline all the same and this is

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supposed to prove that he is

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exceptionally exceptionally intelligent

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or introspective in other ways superior

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in general abusers always prefer

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show-off to substance one of the most

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effective methods of exposing an abuser

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is by trying to delve deeper the abuser

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is shallow he is a pond pretending to be

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an ocean he likes to think of himself as

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a Renaissance man a jack-of-all-trades

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or a genius abusers never admit to

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ignorant all true failure in anything

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yet typically they are ignorant and they

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are losers

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it is surprisingly easy to penetrate the

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gloss in the veneer of the abusers

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self-proclaimed omniscience success

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wealth and omnipotence abusers brag and

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boast they do so incessantly an abusive

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speech is peppered with I mind myself

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and mine this is called pronoun density

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abusers describe themselves as

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intelligent of rich or modest or

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intuitive or creative but always

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excessively always implausibly always

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extraordinarily so the abuses biography

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summons you unusually rich and complex

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these achievements are in commensurate

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with his age with his education or

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Wheatley's renown yet his actual

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condition is evidently and demonstrably

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incompatible with his claims very often

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the abusers lives of fantasies are

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easily discernible he always named drops

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that appropriates other people's

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experiences and accomplishments as his

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own abusers use emotion free language

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they like to talk about themselves and

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only about themselves if the abuser is

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not interested in others or

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they have to say he shows it he's never

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reciprocal he acts disdainful even angry

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if he feels an intrusion on his precious

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time in general abusers are very

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impatient

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easily bored with strong attention

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deficits unless and until they become

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the topic of discussion one can dissect

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all aspects of the intimate life of the

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abuser providing the discourse is not

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emotionally tainted if us to relate

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directly to his emotion the abuser

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intellectualize rationalizes speaks

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about himself in the third person in a

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detached scientific tone or composes a

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narrative with a fictitious character in

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it suspiciously autobiographical most

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abusers get enraged when required to

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deliver deeper into their motives fears

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hopes wishes and needs they use violence

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to cover up their perceived weaknesses

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in sentimentality they distance

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themselves from their own emotions and

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from their loved ones by alienating and

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hurting them finally abusers are serious

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if they are dead serious about

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themselves the abuser may possess a

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fabulous sense of humor scathing and

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cynical but rarely is his

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self-deprecating the abuser regard

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himself as being on a constant mission

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whose importance is cosmic and whose

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consequence is a global if the abuser is

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aside this is always in the throes of

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revolutionary insights if he's a

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journalist is in the middle of the

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greatest story ever if he's an aspiring

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businessman he's on the way to

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concluding the deal of the century woe

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betide those who doubt his grandiose

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fantasies and impossible schemes and

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claims this self misperception is not a

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minimal to lightheadedness or

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self-effacement

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the abuser is easily parrot and insulted

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even the most innocuous remark or act

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are interpreted by the abuser as

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belittling intruding or coercive slicin

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demands

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the abusers time is more valuable than

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other people's therefore it cannot be

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wasted on highly important methods such

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as social intercourse family obligations

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household chores inevitably the abuser

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fields constantly misunderstood in

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underestimate any suggested help advice

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or concerned inquiry are immediately

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Catford the abuser is intentional

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humiliation implying that the abuser is

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in need of help and counsel and

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therefore imperfect any attempt to set

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an agenda is to the abuser and

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intimidating act of enslavement in this

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sense the abuser is both Skiz rates

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avoid company impairment abuses are

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sometimes statistic and they have

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inappropriate effect in other words they

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find the obnoxious the he heinous the

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shocking funny or even gratifying they

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are sexually set up as a mystic or

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deviant or alter erotic they like to

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talk to torment and to hurt people treat

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people's feelings they are they do it

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sometimes humorous or with bursting

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honesty but it stays sadistic while some

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abuses are stable and conventionals

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other er are antisocial the impulse

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control is called

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they are very reckless self-destructive

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simply fitting and just plain

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destructive the engaging war communism

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alcoholism drug abuse ethological

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gambling compulsory shopping or reckless

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driving in this the lack of empathy the

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aloofness disdain the sense of

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entitlement the restricted application

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of humor the unequal treatment the

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sadism and the paranoia do not render

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the abuser a social misfit this is

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because the abuser mistreats only his

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closest his nearest and supposedly

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dearest he abuses his fellows his

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children or more rarely colleagues

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friends and neighbors to the rest of the

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world those who don't know him

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intimately the abuser appears to be

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composed rational and functioning abuses

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a very adept at casting a veil of

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secrecy often with the

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debate of the ratings over there

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dysfunction and misbehavior the great

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actors and they succeeded in deceiving

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the entire world or people all the time

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