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Where Logic Leads
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| 1. | If people with NPD can keep themselves from abusing when there would be witnesses, they can keep themselves from abusing when there wouldn't be witnesses. They just don't.
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| 2. | By going to great lengths to abuse on the sly, while portraying themselves to the outside world as the very antithesis of what they are, narcissists prove that they know that their behavior is wrong and shameful = something to hide.
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| 3. | Most children of narcissists don't choose to imitate the parent who hurts them and therefore don't become narcissists themselves. So, the child who does choose to imitate that parent does so of his or her own free will.
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| · | they don't know what they're doing
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| · | they don't know it's wrong, something to hide and be ashamed of
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| · | they can't control themselves to keep from doing it.
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| · | attacking people in broad daylight like a loose tiger would
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| · | an absence of premeditation and cunning, in that...
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| · | they don't do wrong on the sly
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| · | they don't cover up their true character with an impressive facade
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| · | they don't plan ahead so as to sneak around and get away with wrongdoing.
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| · | Narcissists sneak around to do their dirty work on the sly, in the dark, behind closed doors where there are no witnesses. Whenever there would be witnesses, they act like angels. What does that mean?
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| · | They discredit the victim in advance through character assassination so that no one will believe her complaints. What does that mean?
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| · | They go to great lengths to project a false public image of themselves as the exact opposite of what they are. What does that mean?
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| · | are not hurting you
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| · | have never hurt you, and
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| · | are no threat to hurt you?
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