Danish Bashir
Danish Bashir
The Satisfying Downfall of a Narcissist
The Satisfying Downfall of a Narcissist
The Satisfying Downfall of a Narcissist
Sunday 2nd February 2025
Explore the paradoxical long life of narcissists and how it becomes their ultimate punishment in this compelling episode with Danish Bashir.
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Episode Overview
- Narcissists' long lives often lead to isolation and misery.
- They project stress onto others, avoiding emotional tolls.
- Illnesses like dementia strip them of manipulative powers.
- Their relationships crumble as they age.
- Karma catches up with them in the form of loneliness and dependency.
Their long life is not a reward, it's a sentence, a chance for them to see the truth, to repent, to change.
Ever wondered why narcissists seem to live forever? In this episode of 'Heal from within after Narcissistic Abuse with Danish', you'll get an eye-opening look into the paradoxical longevity of narcissists. Host Danish Bashir, a certified clinical trauma specialist, unpacks the concept that living a long life can be a curse for narcissists. They may seem to have it all together, but as they age, their world crumbles.
Relationships fall apart, lies catch up, and they end up isolated, often with no one left to manipulate or control. Danish shares personal anecdotes, including the story of his own grandfather, to illustrate how narcissists' long lives become a form of punishment rather than a reward. By projecting their stress onto others and avoiding the emotional toll that empathy brings, they manage to extend their physical existence.
However, this extension often leads to a miserable end filled with loneliness and dependency. The episode also explores how illnesses like dementia strip narcissists of their manipulative powers, leaving them trapped in their own deteriorating minds. This episode is a must-listen for anyone trying to understand the twisted fate of narcissists and seeking solace in the idea that karma does catch up.
So, if you're curious about the ironic downfall of those who thrive on control and manipulation, this episode offers both insight and validation.