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Can an Infj personality be a narcissist?
INFJ’S are incapable of genuinely possessing narcissistic personality disorder traits because our innate desire to do be a good person to others and do the right thing dominates our actions. An INFJ would be more likely to become a victim of a narcissist than the other way around.
Why are INFJs drawn to narcissists?
INFJs seek the “ultimate relationship.” They only want what they know deep down they deserve — a person who respects and honors them as they are. The INFJ finally gets the affection, adoration, and attention they may not be getting elsewhere. Lovers of words, INFJs may initially be charmed by the narcissist’s flattery.
Do INFJ’s have a personality?
The INFJ personality is a “lawyer type” for the following reasons: They are idealistic and have a high sense of what is right and what is wrong. They are guided by their values and beliefs. One of their clearest objectives is to help others.
Do narcissists have a personality?
The cornerstone of the narcissist’s personality is they lack empathy; most of the time, they don’t feel good about themselves, they cope with this by projecting their negative feelings onto others. Their survival depends on winning and being right at all costs, and when this is threatened, they automatically go into attack mode.
What is the difference between narcissism and borderline personality disorder?
Narcissists are characterized by feelings of grandiosity whereas the Borderline person finds that an anathema to their personality. “Grandiosity” refers to the traits of exaggerating one’s achievements and talents and/or expecting to be recognized as superior without commensurate achievements.
What is borderline narcissistic personality disorder?
People suffering with Borderline Personality Disorder or Narcissistic Personality Disorder share many similar characteristics, and both disorders occur in 1 to 2\% of the population. They experience a distorted sense of self, exhibit anger issues, and demonstrate a pattern of idealizing others and then devaluing them.