Steve
Steve
Death, Sex, and Covert Narcissism
Death, Sex, and Covert Narcissism
Death, Sex, and Covert Narcissism
Monday 16th April 2018
Join Steve on The HSP Experience as he discusses death, intimacy, and covert narcissism, offering insights tailored for highly sensitive people.
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Healing from Sexual Trauma
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Get the buttons here!Facing Mortality, Intimacy, and Narcissism: Insights for Highly Sensitive People
Because since the highly sensitive person has such empathy, all narcissists have a huge wound that they're trying to cover up for with their grandiosity and their narcissistic behavior.
Ever wondered how highly sensitive people (HSPs) navigate life's heavy topics? In this episode of The HSP Experience, Steve tackles death, sex, and covert narcissism with a unique blend of empathy and wisdom. Death is often a daunting subject, especially for HSPs. Steve gently encourages listeners to embrace mortality as a way to cherish life's fleeting moments. He shares a thought-provoking quote from Richard Dawkins, reminding us that our ordinary lives are uniquely special.
When it comes to intimacy, Steve delves into the struggles HSPs face in romantic relationships. He highlights the anxiety that comes with casual encounters and emphasizes the need for deeper connections. This segment offers solace to those who feel pressured by societal norms around sex. Finally, Steve unpacks the traits of covert narcissism and how they differ from introverted HSPs. He outlines seven key signs to watch for, such as lack of empathy and passive aggressiveness.
This part is particularly eye-opening for HSPs who might be vulnerable to narcissistic relationships. Steve's compassionate approach makes these complex topics accessible and relatable, providing valuable insights for anyone navigating the challenges of being highly sensitive in a less sensitive world.