Number 3: An individual who is unimpressed by the narcissist’s antics.
The third criterion is someone unimpressed by the narcissist- showing that they have not bought into the narcissist’s constructed self-image. They’re not easy to acknowledge or commend the narcissist’s achievements; they require evidence that the person they’re getting to know is who they claim to be before becoming close.
They’re not eager to meet new people or broaden their social circle, therefore, trusting another person demands much more than a kind smile and flawless appearance. Narcissists who only know to talk, but have no proof of what they achieve obviously, they can’t get along with each other.
Number 4: A person who makes narcissists feel insignificant.
Given the other things I’ve mentioned, it’s evident that this person doesn’t trust the narcissist, and would want to exclude them whenever possible. As a result, they will not be invited to their houses nor will they accept invitations from narcissists. This individual has no desire to spend more time with the narcissist than is necessary.
As a result, they’re more prone to ignore grey rock the narcissist when he or she displays abnormal behavior. Therefore, the narcissist wouldn’t even have the chance to plan their devil seeds on these people. The narcissist may still have something to back up their plan, but they’d have to think over and over again before they’re ready to take on the challenge.
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