If we meet someone who always talks about themselves, we quickly label them as selfish or arrogant. However, these individuals may also be diagnosed with Narcissistic Personality Disorder (NPD). Furthermore, NPD behaviors may not fit into a single category. In this article, we will identify the many types of narcissism to learn how to address them and prevent unwanted confrontations. Here are four types of narcissism:
1. Communal Narcissism
This type of narcissist appears to be willing to help the community, but their true intentions are to make the world believe they are exceptional at serving others. They are often found in politics, business, and charitable organizations. People with communal narcissism are constantly under the impression that they need to fix something to gain acknowledgment. They feel the need to demonstrate their mission and calling to the world.
Obsessed with charities, they often create a commotion or disputes, disliking skeptics of wealth distribution. Due to their positive reputation, communal narcissists are challenging to identify. However, their behavior is often revealed when they seek recognition for their assistance, especially when cameras accompany them. Genuine acts of help do not require public acknowledgment, as true helpers are happy to assist without needing recognition.
2. Overt Narcissism
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