Six Peculiar Behaviours Around Narcissists Explained
Episode Overview
Hypervigilance is a common response to avoid triggering a narcissist. Pets can provide solace and become a primary source of emotional support. Fear of blocking out sounds can lead to heightened threat awareness. Dissociation helps cope with overwhelming emotions and environments. Procrastination often stems from feeling unsafe and exhausted.
Procrastination may look like a block, but in a very weird way, it's your friend trying to prevent exposure, criticism, and pain.
Ever wondered why you behave in peculiar ways around certain people? This episode of 'Heal from within after Narcissistic Abuse with Danish' dives into six strange behaviours you might exhibit when dealing with a narcissist. Danish Bashir, a certified clinical trauma specialist, shares his expertise and personal experiences to shed light on these coping mechanisms.
From hypervigilance in closing doors to dissociating from your emotions, you'll gain a deeper understanding of how living with or growing up around a narcissist impacts you. Danish also discusses the solace found in pets, the fear of blocking out sounds with headphones, and the struggle with procrastination. These behaviours may seem odd, but they serve as survival tactics in an abusive environment.
This episode is not just about recognising these patterns but also about learning to be compassionate towards yourself. Danish's insights are both eye-opening and comforting, offering a beacon of hope for those navigating the tumultuous waters of narcissistic abuse recovery. Tune in to discover how to identify these behaviours and start your healing journey.