How To Spot A Narcissist - Lesson 1

A Narcissist Will Never Meet You Halfway.
The first in a series of lessons on how to spot a narcissist and avoid the shenanigans they create.
Written by Emily Johnson

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Starring Matthew King, Matt Offerman, Emily Johnson and Echo Kellum
Directed by Jon Hill
Produced by Emily Johnson
Also Produced by Jens Kohler
Edited by Isaiah Camp
Sound Mix by Jay Nierenberg http://www.SublimeSound.tv
Colorist, Richard Flores Jr. http://www.Primary3.tv
Music by Kevin Mac Leod http://incompetech.com/

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[gardenangel66]

to the creator - this is the best video ever! thank you for putting it together. i'm certain that it will be available to all. i have a suggestion - on the scenario where matt tries to change matt - can you make it a bubble in his thoughts? we all know it is a pie in the sky concept to change a narcissist. i'm just thinking that making it wishful thinking only could be a clearer depiction. the thought and creativity put into this video is just awesome. i admire your work!

[eajhere]

@gardenangel66 thanks for the compliment! If you truly loved it, please contribute to ensure future episodes at indiegogo/iheartmeproject Even $10 will make a difference.

[lessermystery]

OMG this is FUNNY. I LOVE the arrow guy. He's the best ever.

[returnoftheramble]

people out grow it. I have no connections to mores, so I don't care if someone is narcsissistic.

[Salamphoenix]

omg! thats exactly right! i have a narcissist/psycho in my family and he was like that! Weird behavior, staring at me for hours! Yuck!

[vention4wh]

2. She was a pain in the rear as we were growing up but she taught me a lot of valuable lessons on how to deal with these people. I never dated one and I never married one as a result. God knows how much money and grief she saved me.

[vention4wh]

LOL! That's so true!

I'm lucky. I had and older sister who was a narcissist (I say was because I cut her out of my life 20 years ago). She was always so cool, social, and beautiful that everyone would fall all over themselves to be nice to her. She had the hottest guys and other guys who were willing to marry and support her. LOL, now that she's 49 however she no longer has looks enough to compensate for her disorder and she's living alone in a small trailer in someone's back yard.

[usmc2076]

holyshit!!!! this is my co-worker to the fucking T!!!!! now i know what its called!!!! and knowledge is half the battle :)

[8558Ella]

love it! Straight to the point.

[mhhsy2kadrequiem]

@yourboycal...that depends if other people are watching.

[Starlingchaser]

@lessermystery Yep. I like this.

[yourboycal]

This video sucked up sorry , most Narcissists play the nice , intelligent , mannered card. There narcissim is a byproduct of their over inflated ego. They would not stand there like a fool. They would meet half way , because they want to project a nice guy attitude not a robot from the planet cyborg. Whats wrose then Narcissists ? people who try and analyze them , and come to silly conclusions. I don't know whats worse , the false positives or the narcissists them selfs.

[sn9696]

@eajhere ,and the Narcissist deleted comments !!