What are narcissists likely to say in their final days? What statements might they make? Well, depending on where the narcissist was or is in their life, their statements can vary. Factors such as their success, age, and the extent of their power can all influence their final words.
It is highly unlikely for a narcissist to have a sudden change of heart and become genuinely remorseful or pleasant. Fear is their default mode, as they lack inner peace. In their final moments, they often seek to cause further pain and confusion.
Their last words are likely to reflect deeply ingrained patterns of self-centeredness and a need for control. These statements will often align with their desire to maintain their self-image or protect their fragile ego, even in their final moments.
One common phrase you might hear is, “I forgive you!” This statement implies that you have wronged the narcissist and that, out of the goodness of their heart, they are forgiving you. However, this is hypocritical and manipulative, highlighting their lack of accountability and tendency to shift blame. Asking for forgiveness is something they rarely do, as it would require them to admit fault. Even to the very end, they often play the victim, portraying everyone else as the problem.
In addition to offering their so-called forgiveness, they may make other blame-shifting statements. They will insist that someone or something else is responsible for their current predicament. Narcissists convince themselves—and ensure others believe—that their suffering is someone else’s fault.
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