Number 6: They Aren’t Ever At Fault
When a malignant narcissist gets caught in the act of beating up someone, they wouldn’t ever own up to their mistakes. It doesn’t matter who confronted them, whether someone of power or the police; they will not take the blame. Intimidation also doesn’t work when used to make them admit their sins. Instead, malignant narcissists would blame the victim for being so annoying.
They would pick on the appearance or behavior of the victim and make it the reason for their actions. It may be an acceptable reason for malignant narcissists, but not for us. The fact that they are self-righteous doesn’t also help. They’re as complicated as a person could ever get. I say avoid the likes of them at all costs.
Number 7: Breaking All Sorts Of Laws
When malignant narcissists reach the point of no return, they will become what the authorities are afraid of psychopaths. For malignant narcissists, breaking laws isn’t just a fun thing to do but it’s the best thing they can do—the best to make them feel a sense of fulfillment. When malignant narcissists embrace their evilness, they can become the scariest and most wanted men in town.
They take breaking laws seriously, seeing their schemes as their art, their magnum opus. That is why when malignant narcissists commit a crime, they will swiftly improve, which is probably why the authorities have a hard time changing them. As early as you can spot a malignant narcissist, you must alert the authorities about them.
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