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If we have people in our lives that have a short fuse and find ourselves walking on eggshells around these specific persons, that might indicate an element of narcissistic rage. Understanding narcissistic rage and how to deal with it can help you manage a relationship with a toxic person and protect yourself. Narcissistic rage is described as a sudden and powerful outburst from narcissists. They lose control and explode at the slightest provocation. They may react with anger, aggression, and violence for no apparent reason. Most commonly, a narcissist’s rage boils over when they feel hurt or slighted in some way. Any kind of boundary, judgment or criticism could potentially set it off. Narcissistic rage can manifest in two ways: explosive and passive aggressive rage. How do we deal with narcissistic rage? First is to start to understand narcissistic personalities and set boundaries and stick with them. To avoid fueling a narcissist’s rage try not to engage with certain dynamics with the narcissist. Last but not the least is to seek professional help, having someone to support you through the process of dealing with somebody with narcissistic rage is important. Protecting yourself both emotionally and physically is very important. Continue Your Growth Journey: Kaminiwood.com
If we have people in our lives that have a short fuse and find ourselves walking on eggshells around these specific persons, that might indicate an element of narcissistic rage. Understanding narcissistic rage and how to deal with it can help you manage a relationship with a toxic person and protect yourself.
Narcissistic rage is described as a sudden and powerful outburst from narcissists. They lose control and explode at the slightest provocation. They may react with anger, aggression, and violence for no apparent reason.
Most commonly, a narcissist’s rage boils over when they feel hurt or slighted in some way. Any kind of boundary, judgment or criticism could potentially set it off. Narcissistic rage can manifest in two ways: explosive and passive aggressive rage.
How do we deal with narcissistic rage? First is to start to understand narcissistic personalities and set boundaries and stick with them. To avoid fueling a narcissist’s rage try not to engage with certain dynamics with the narcissist. Last but not the least is to seek professional help, having someone to support you through the process of dealing with somebody with narcissistic rage is important. Protecting yourself both emotionally and physically is very important.
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Kamini Wood works with high achievers on letting go of stress, overwhelm and anxiety that comes with trying to do everything, and trying to do it all perfectly