Nandhi Du Plooy Clinical Psychologist

Nandhi Du Plooy Clinical Psychologist Psychotherapy and Psycho-Legal/Forensic Assessments. Psycho-education and motivational talks.

05/09/2025

About SELF-HARM🦋

05/09/2025

Monday Motivation🦋
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19/08/2025

A narcissist abandons their responsibilities, breaks everyone around them, then plays the victim when called out. They refuse to face the consequences of their actions, instead shifting blame onto others and rewriting reality to suit their narrative. Their words are often honey-coated, their charm disarming, and their public persona convincing—but behind closed doors, the truth is very different. They exploit trust, manipulate emotions, and create an environment of confusion and fear, making those around them question their own perceptions and sanity.

When confronted, they rarely apologize sincerely. Instead, they twist the situation to appear wounded, persecuted, or misunderstood, making it seem as if anyone who holds them accountable is cruel or unreasonable. Their disregard for responsibilities isn’t accidental—it’s a pattern of self-centered behavior designed to protect themselves at all costs. Families, friends, and colleagues may find themselves picking up the pieces, compensating for tasks left undone, and enduring emotional strain while the narcissist remains detached from the real-world impact of their actions.

Over time, this behavior erodes confidence, creates self-doubt, and leaves lasting emotional scars. The narcissist thrives on control, chaos, and the illusion of innocence, all while leaving others to manage the consequences. Even when confronted with evidence or undeniable truths, they maintain their victim role, using sympathy, deflection, and guilt as tools to manipulate and dominate. Engaging with them becomes exhausting because their reality is flexible, their empathy absent, and their focus singularly on self-preservation. In short, a narcissist’s world revolves entirely around themselves, and anyone who crosses paths with them bears the brunt of their neglect, deceit, and emotional manipulation—yet they remain experts at convincing others it’s all someone else’s fault.

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