The speaker distinguishes narcissistic rage from psychopathic rage, explaining that narcissistic rage is reactive, short-lived, ostentatious, and serves as self-regulation to restore grandiosity, while psychopathic rage is goal-oriented, instrumental, and
The discussion focused on defining borderline personality disorder (BPD) through key traits such as innate emptiness, emotional dysregulation, suicidal ideation, chronic anger, intense and unstable relationships, and twin anxieties of
Sam Vaknin, discusses the nature of malignant narcissistic rage, emphasizing its self-reinforcing, internal origin and disconnect from external reality or fault. He presents two methods to cope with such rage:
Our attitudes are determined by many factors. Emotions, memories, people around us, the environment, society, culture, gender roles. I mean, you name it. There’s hundreds of things that feed into
