The narcissist may have a crowd, but the victim has something far more difficult to maintain: honesty, consistency, and the truth of their lived experience.
Late to the party on Jalen Coker. High school graduation.
But can confirm the Panthers have extended the third-year WR. It’s 4 years and $35M, with $34M in new money, per source.
Nice raise for a player who passed Xavier Legette as WR2 in ‘25.
When a narcissist sees someone struggling, they don’t think, “Let me be gentle” or “How can I help?”
They only see an opportunity to dominate.
To a narcissist, someone who is exhausted, confused, heartbroken, or overwhelmed is easier to dominate, easier to control, and easier to break down. Your struggle isn’t something they soften for — it’s something they attack or take advantage of.
When most people step in to support, a narcissist steps in to tighten control, to push harder, to humiliate you, to kick you while you’re already down… because that’s when you’re least able to resist.
Your vulnerability doesn’t awaken their humanity.
It awakens their opportunism.
A narcissist's timeline:
Love bomb. Control. Destroy. Play the victim. Call you crazy. Tell everyone they tried their best and that everything was your fault.
Repeat the cycle.
A narcissist will always put their new partner before their own children, every single time, without hesitation, because new supply feeds their ego while kids ask for accountability, consistency, and love that doesn’t come with an audience.
Mastering the fundamentals is key! 🥊 This breakdown of the 6 core boxing punches and defensive moves is a great visual guide for anyone looking to refine their form.