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Are you grappling with a narcissist, and you're curious about what can truly wound them? I understand you might believe that a narcissist can be hurt by indifference, but I am about to reveal something that will inflict even more pain on them.

So, let's delve into four elements that will cause more discomfort to a narcissist than the 'No Contact' approach. It's a widely accepted notion that 'No Contact' deeply wounds the narcissist, isn't it? But let's examine what actually fuels a narcissist's psyche. Because to comprehend what can hurt a narcissist, we must first unravel what drives a narcissist, okay?

A narcissist is an individual who derives their worth from external validation. They lack an inherent sense of self-worth, leaving them feeling utterly hollow on the inside, as if a metaphorical black hole resides within them. This creates a feeling of perpetual hunger, a suffocating sensation akin to being deprived of air or oxygen. This constant state of survival mode dictates that they must seek their oxygen — or validation — from people, from you, or from the world outside.

Unfortunately, this inner void is incapable of retaining anything; it's an abyss that can never be filled. It's an endless emptiness that they desperately want you to fill, but doing so only leaves you drained, while they remain in a state of constant hunger or gasping for breath. This destructive cycle repeats itself indefinitely, leaving you feeling utterly depleted, as if your soul has been vacuumed out of you, while they continue to starve. This relentless cycle perpetuates, and that's the harsh reality of dealing with a narcissist.

It's common knowledge that 'No Contact' or indifference can wound a narcissist. However, this discomfort only pushes them to seek out a different source for their narcissistic supply. But what truly pierces their armor and causes more pain than 'No Contact'? Yes, 'No Contact' does inflict pain, but there are other factors that can cause them even more distress.

"Disclaimer: The information provided in this video is for educational purposes only and is not intended as a substitute for professional advice, diagnosis, or treatment. If you suspect you or someone you know may be involved with a narcissist, or are dealing with any psychological issues, please consult a qualified healthcare professional. This content is shared to offer insights and perspectives and should not be considered as professional or medical counsel."

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