The Kind of Narcissist That Keeps to Themselves

Out of all types of narcissists, the schizoid narc is the kind who, oftentimes than not, indulge in their own created solitude, albeit in delusion. And it simply doesn’t stop there. Schizoid individuals in general find themselves in the role of the “lost child” within a narcissistic family dynamic. In such families, individuals are typically categorized as either entirely good, entirely bad, or simply insignificant. While these roles can be influenced by various factors and may not always follow a strict pattern, a general tendency is that the oldest and youngest members are typically viewed more positively, the second-born is often scapegoated and seen as entirely bad, while others are encouraged to avoid causing disruptions. The “lost child” is an example of this, and they tend to develop a schizoid way of relating to others. Either due to chronic neglect or significant trauma, the schizoid retreats into their imagination as a way to regain a sense of power and control. They create a psychological barrier that separates them from the full extent of their experiences, leading to a sense of emotional numbness and detachment from their own humanity. This can make them appear distant or preoccupied, as if they are straddling a line between reality and their inner world. They may spend extended periods of time daydreaming and envisioning great achievements, using these fantasies as a means of escape, imagining a better life, or even becoming someone entirely different. <a href="https://ramelize.medium.com/the-kind-of-narcissist-that-keeps-to-themselves-7e304afdb583">Click Here</a>