DESCRIPTION – We find certain characteristics in control mechanisms. A robot portrait of these manipulative predators to spot them and get rid of them.
“He’s a narcissistic pervert, go away!” Who hasn’t heard this term loosely applied to almost any type of unhealthy behavior? The characteristics of narcissistic perversion, however, are very specific. It is not a mental illness, but “a series of defense mechanisms put in place by someone who experiences what we call dissociation anxiety,” according to psychoanalyst and psychotherapist Jean-Charles Bouchou, author of: Narcissistic perverts. who are they How do they work? How to escape from them? (1).
It is obvious that a person is afraid of falling into psychosis because he realizes that he has a dark side. He then systematically projects his anxiety onto others to fill this narcissistic flaw. He is often traumatized or suffers from a great fear of abandonment, an anxiety that is common to the victim and which partly explains that he…
Source: Le Figaro
