Number 2: Maintain a positive attitude.
It’s difficult to have a cheerful attitude when someone is criticizing you or making you feel inadequate. Remind yourself that a narcissistic brain is not properly wired. Their elevated sense of self-worth is not intended to diminish you, but rather to compensate for their poor self-esteem. Have you ever heard the expression “There is a thin line between love and hatred”? Many narcissists have low self-esteem and inflate their egos by making others feel inferior. Keeping a happy mindset may be quite difficult. You may feel the desire to yell, hurl objects, and express your rage. However, it is vital to learn to smile and to use good energy to counteract negativity.
Number 1: Try to have a sense of humor.
Thus, we’ve established that there are days when you want to shout and weep in frustration at the activities of a narcissist. Rather than having a breakdown in response to one of these individuals, why not maintain a sense of humor? Laughter is the greatest medicine, and just smiling may make you feel better. Positive actions may be countered with something amusing. For instance, if they remark on your clothing, why not disarm them by stating that you agree and are in desperate need of a new wardrobe?
Inform them that you are collecting funds to help buy new clothes and would appreciate it if they could contribute to the cause. Rather than argue with them and give them the last word, convince them that they are correct and attempt to include a joke into the mix as well. When they begin to spread negativity and blow up, use comedy to deflate their balloon.
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