Category: Manipulation

Narcissism has long been a topic of fascination in psychology, but recent research has shed light on a lesser-known subtype: the vulnerable narcissist. Unlike their grandiose counterparts, these individuals wear a mask of insecurity, making them harder to identify and understand. According to a study published in the Journal of Personality and Social Psychology, up to 6% of the population may exhibit traits of vulnerable narcissism.

The concept of vulnerable narcissism challenges our traditional understanding of narcissistic behavior.

In a world where kindness is often celebrated as the pinnacle of human virtue, a perplexing phenomenon emerges: altruistic narcissism. This paradoxical concept challenges our understanding of selflessness and raises questions about the true nature of generosity.

Recent studies have shown that up to 6% of individuals who engage in regular charitable activities may exhibit narcissistic traits. This startling statistic reveals a complex interplay between altruism and self-interest that demands closer examination.

Unmasking the Saint delves into the