In today’s world, the term narcissist gets thrown around loosely, often describing people who display narcissistic traits like self-absorption or constant bragging. However, true narcissism is a diagnosable personality disorder, and roughly 10% of the population falls under this category. Within this spectrum, there is a form of narcissism that often goes unnoticed, even by professionals: covert narcissism. Unlike the typical loud and self-centered narcissist, the covert narcissist operates under the radar, making their behavior especially difficult to recognize and highly damaging.
Understanding covert narcissism is crucial for protecting your mental and emotional well-being if you suspect you’re dealing with someone who fits this profile. In this article, we’ll explore what defines a covert narcissist, how they differ from their overt counterparts, and the subtle ways they manipulate and harm those around them.
Covert Narcissism vs. Overt Narcissism
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