In conclusion, the idea of a narcissist’s eyes “turning black” can be a figurative description of the cold, intense, or lifeless gaze they display during certain emotional states—especially when they feel threatened, lash out, or are deeply engaged in manipulation.
This phenomenon could also be a result of projection and perception, where the victim perceives the narcissist’s eyes as darker or more menacing due to the emotional or psychological impact the narcissist has on them.
However, for those who have experienced it, the black eyes phenomenon can feel like a cold, hard reality—a glimpse into the darkness residing within the narcissist. It’s not just about seeing the evil in their eyes but also about feeling it. It’s an encounter with a dark force that rarely shows itself but can no longer be hidden in that moment. It’s a sensation of being overwhelmed by fear and malevolence at once. Who can explain this better than those who have actually lived through it?
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