@rubemcostapsicologo: a explosão de raiva de um narcisista é a manifestação explícita do fúria narcísica, um mecanismo de defesa desproporcional ativado sempre que seu ego inflado é confrontado ou contrariado. Para proteger sua autoimagem grandiosa e evitar a dor insuportável da própria inadequação, ele parte para uma violenta contra-ofensiva baseada na inversão de papéis e culpabilização da vítima, recorrendo ao gaslighting, a ataques verbais agressivos e a punições emocionais para desestabilizar o outro. Ao transformar a vítima na única responsável pelo conflito, o agressor desvia o foco do seu comportamento tóxico, desorienta a percepção de realidade da parceira e reafirma sua posição de poder e dominação absoluta na dinâmica relacional. #creatorsearchinsights #narsicistas #narcisismo #gaslighting #violencia

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