Number four: they experience dissociative amnesia because they do not want to be with themselves and their reality. They have phases where they literally can forget what was going on, and why they are hurting. It’s just like they zone out totally. They are cut off from their reality. But then all of a sudden, they come back to their body and recognize the collapse, feel the collapse, and have massive anxiety attacks, panic attacks, rage spells that you cannot understand, that have no rhyme or reason to them. It truly is an extreme state because it’s like when somebody goes in and out of consciousness because of the pain. And when they are out, they don’t even know it exists. But when they are in, they feel it in every fiber and cell of their body. Dissociative amnesia may also manifest as some form of mania that you get to see in bipolar disorder. You might also see euphoria, and hyperactivity, which may look like the hyperactivity we see in ADHD, which is not to say every person who has ADHD or bipolar is a narcissist, of course not. I’m just creating a comparison and helping you to understand why you might falsely think that they have ADHD or bipolar. The mania is like it’s beyond comprehension. They do or say things that make it seem like they are really happy, out of that depression. They want to go out, they dress up. But within a couple of days, they collapse again, as I explained earlier when the dark reality of who they are strikes them.
They accuse everybody.
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