Summary of Julie L. Hall's The Narcissist in Your Life

Please note: This is a companion version & not the original book. Sample Book Insights: #1 Someone with a narcissist in their life, whether as a parent or other family member, partner, friend, or other important person, will always feel violated. #2 The idea that everyone is entitled to the same rights and freedoms goes against the narcissist’s personal belief system. For them, the world is a rigid and simplistic hierarchy of winners and losers, strong and weak, deserving and undeserving. #3 Narcissists believe they are above the law. They believe that laws and social structures are only useful insofar as they protect their access to special social standing and freedoms. #4 The right to freedom of belief is fundamental to being alive, but in relationship to a narcissist, thinking your own thoughts and holding your own beliefs are threats to be suppressed. Narcissists insist on agreement, and they use interrogation, bullying, guilt, and other tactics to get it.