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When you're dealing with a covert narcissist, it’s like engaging in an imagination game—a form of pretend play. Much like children who assume different roles in their games, covert narcissists use objects, actions, or ideas to represent something else. They assign roles to inanimate objects or people, but it’s all make-believe—a shared fantasy. A covert narcissist is, in essence, an absence. There is no core identity, no self—just a void, an emptiness, a black hole. This can

Narcissists often leave us feeling confused because they do not think like us. They are not reasonable individuals who consider others in their decisions. Instead, they are self-centred and inwardly focused. They cannot understand your perspective, which makes them perplexing when you try to make sense of their behaviour. You are thinking like a rational, sane person, and that is why you feel confused. Narcissists never truly know what they want. They are highly reactive and

Covert narcissists differ significantly from overt narcissists, although they may share some similar traits. Overt narcissists are often easy to identify—they are upfront about their self-centredness, frequently bragging about their accomplishments, connections, and material wealth. They often put others down because they know they can get away with it, confident that people will continue to support them regardless of their behaviour. Covert narcissists, however, are very dif