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Why does the narcissist reject love, project blame, and live in constant fear of others?
In this deep psychological lecture (Part 3 of the previously covered subject), Professor Sam Vaknin, author of “Malignant Self-Love: Narcissism Revisited”, explains the core mechanisms of narcissistic personality disorder (NPD) — including alloplastic defenses, bad object introjection, estrangement, and the creation of the false self.

The narcissist constantly blames others — his spouse, boss, friends, or even society — creating an external locus of control that leaves him feeling powerless.
Inside, he carries the voice of a harsh parent — the “bad object” — convincing him that he is unworthy, unlovable, and broken.
To escape this pain, he constructs a False Self, divorcing from his real identity in a tragic process of self-annihilation.

🔹 Learn about:
Why narcissists blame others for everything
The link between anxiety, catastrophizing, and control
How bad object introjection shapes lifelong shame
Why narcissists fear love and prefer to be feared
The false self: a psychological survival mechanism that destroys true identity

This lecture is essential for anyone who has lived with, loved, or studied narcissists — or simply wants to understand the psychology of self-rejection and emotional emptiness.

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📚 Reference: Sam Vaknin, “Malignant Self-Love: Narcissism Revisited" and his official YouTube Channel: ‪@samvaknin‬
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