You may also hear statements rooted in bitterness or self-pity. They might complain about how much they’ve done or given, lamenting that it has brought them to this point. Narcissists often believe they are undeserving of suffering or death, feeling entitled to immunity from life’s hardships. Their delusions of being exceptional make their fate seem especially unfair to them.
Some narcissists may cling to their grandiosity, making statements like, “You’ll never meet someone like me again,” or, “This world wasn’t big enough for me anyway.” Their pride won’t allow them to accept defeat, so they leave with an air of superiority.
On the other hand, some narcissists take a defensive stance, refusing to accept their mortality. They might say things like, “I’m not dying; this is just a phase,” or, “I’ll know when it’s my time, and this isn’t it.” These statements often come from narcissists accustomed to controlling every aspect of their lives, including the idea of death.
Others may focus on protecting their false image or maintaining control even after death. They might instruct their “flying monkeys” to continue smear campaigns or ensure their accomplishments are widely remembered. Their ultimate goal is to shape how they are remembered, reinforcing their desired narrative.
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