Prajinta Pesqueda
Prajinta Pesqueda
Narcissists Don't Speak Your Language
Narcissists Don't Speak Your Language
Narcissists Don't Speak Your Language
Saturday 27th April 2024
Learn why communicating with narcissists feels like speaking a different language and how to recognise early warning signs in this episode of N.A.R.C. Troopers.
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Episode Overview
- Communicating with a narcissist is a futile endeavour, regardless of the words chosen
- Past experiences can influence one's perception of dysfunctional relationships
- Recognising early warning signs is crucial in navigating relationships with disordered individuals
- Narcissists struggle to process language and lack emotional empathy
- Understanding the complexities of engaging with narcissists is essential for self-preservation
Trying to communicate with a narcissist is a futile exercise in failure. You're setting yourself up to fail and you think you're communicating, but it's not going to happen.
Ever tried talking to a narcissist and felt like you were speaking a different language? In this episode of N.A.R.C. Troopers, host Prajinta Pesqueda breaks down why communicating with narcissists is so frustratingly futile. Narcissists might nod or repeat your words, but they just don’t get it—and they never will. Prajinta dives into the reasons behind this disconnect, drawing from personal stories and expert advice.
She highlights the importance of recognising early warning signs and preserving your dignity by walking away. If you've ever felt unheard or misunderstood in a toxic relationship, this episode offers valuable insights and practical advice to help you navigate these challenging interactions.