Recognize the techniques that narcissists use to control others.
Narcissists are experts at projecting blame.
Narcissists are only hurt when they don’t get what they want—and they will work very hard to get what they want, in totality. There is no compromise. If you do not bend to everything a narcissist wishes to get from you, you’ll quickly see them project blame for everything going wrong in their lives onto you. Sometimes that blame feels warranted to victims, at other times it’s obviously over the top.
Narcissists thrive on their reputation, so being discovered as manipulative is to be avoided at all costs. One of the best strategies they employ to take the focus off their own behaviors and put it onto others is to loudly proclaim the faults of their victims to anyone who will listen. Relationships that don’t allow for individualism or frown on expressing disagreement should be a red flag. Narcissists will try from the beginning of a relationship to set the standard for no boundaries. They will test the waters with small issues initially, and depending on their success, will tweak their strategies or move on to bigger boundaries.
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