Instead of a partner who is anxious to get away and have private sexual time together, he acts lackluster. You won't "feel" him in bed. He will become passive but deeply resentful if you don't show him your admiration. Wives of covert narcissist husbands often end up feeling "done to" before these same wives gradually withdraw sexually.

He'll then resent you for your lack of sexual interest, despite his showing no genuine interest. Your "disinterest" in "pleasing him sexually" is a constant insult he must endure.

He wants you to "get help" for your lack of enthusiasm for being sexual with him but takes no responsibility for playing a role. He's "nice" and "helpful. He learned this strategy early in childhood, often from a harsh, abusive, or guilt-inducing parent. For the average person, doing one's share is an organic acceptance of adult living.

In contrast, his "helpfulness" is designed to boost his fragile sense of self. It is also a weapon he uses to defend himself and torture his partner. He can "help" while ending up causing her more work.

And if you mention it when he doesn't do it, he'll resent you and point out how critical you are of him. The fate of the covert narcissist is to keep track of the folly of others to ease the imagined "unfair judgments" leveled at him by those same people.

He'll exhibit contemptuous behavior such as smirking, stifled mocking laughter, or eye-rolling. But he reserves for private interactions. In public, he's a stellar husband and proves it to anyone who's watching. Passive aggression.

Clinical Covert Narcissist husbands are often passive-aggressive. Like the overt narcissist, they may act attentive to what their wives want. However, they'll seldom spontaneously show interest in a sincere or sustained way.

They'll "forget" their wife's work weekend trip planned months in advance He's "accidentally" planned a fishing trip he's "really been looking forward to. With a long-suffering tone, he'll agree to cancel HIS event "as a favor to help her career.

Without ever saying so, his wife will stop planning weekend trips, especially for pleasure, because she feels his covert misery. It kills her own joy. Covert Narcissist husbands conveniently forget spousal requests but make no effort to correct the mistake.

Or they'll complete the job incompetently. When confronted with their behavior, they whine that their wife is being "too picky" or "OCD" in expecting a competent performance, implying she's a nag, or he'll mope as he attempts to "meet her demanding standards. In the face of failed expectations, he'll provide some lame or self-flattering explanation of why he didn't follow through.

It doesn't even have to be convincing. He doesn't appear to care whether it is or isn't. His wife feels his resentment, but it remains unspoken. He exhibits no active joy in her company or desire to celebrate her or their love.

He's withholding and resentful. Wives are often confused that their covert husbands can simultaneously be so helpful and resentful. So he won't ask you to do anything for him but will resent you for not doing it.

Asking for help is loading your gun. He doesn't tell you what he really thinks until he does He's too "kind" for that. He's too "considerate. On the other hand, you are the "mean" one who talks directly about what you want, sets goals and expresses your disappointment.

HE isn't "allowed" to do that. HE keeps his critical comments about you to himself. He silently takes your "abuse" i. He resents that you get to express your wants while he doesn't. What he wants, he won't say. Who cares about me? When provoked, he'll spew a litany of withheld resentments and cruel comments that shock their unsuspecting partners.

But moments later, the covert narcissist husband will accuse you of being so hostile he sometimes "just can't take it. And you, as the wife, end up carrying all the anger he won't directly express inside of you. You will feel frustrated and upset by the on-again-off-again style of "engage-ignore.

If you want him, you'll learn from his behavior that this isn't the best time. Try and be an "angel," and you'll fall short. He's not going to trust that "act. And you are left wondering how you can be nicer to him, so he'll like you more.

Exaggerated hyper-sensitivity. Covert Narcissist husbands are extremely hyper-sensitivity. They will take offense to criticism, real or imagined.

They despise even trivial complaints because these imply that he has failed somehow, even when they clearly have. When extremely covertly narcissistic, these husbands can be highly emotionally abusive. Wives may feel emotionally abused but are told they are the ones who are being emotionally abusive.

It is disorienting to the wife. A wife's reasonable demands for love, attention, engagement, and sex can be relabeled as cloying, never satisfied, demanding, and overbearing.

Your covert narcissistic husband claims that you have wronged him if you dare complain about him. And he'll remind you of all he has done and how little you've appreciated it. The wives are left asking themselves: "Was I ungrateful? I thought I complimented him a lot, actually Their most apparent trait is the subtle way he acts dismissively.

It is done in a way that's hard to put your finger on. Even attempting to identify this attitude will be met with complete denial or outrage that turns into the "silence treatment.

Don't ask the covert narcissist how you've offended him. Instead of expressing his upset and asking for what he wants, he expects you to know what drove him to this state. Can't you see how obvious your transgressions are? When he feels any imagined attack, he attacks back.

Don't look for outward signs of confidence. His smugness and air of superiority is a mask he removes only with certain people.

Covert Narcissist husbands keenly observe their world and often evaluate it harshly before the world harshly evaluates them. They may or may not tell you who they judge harshly. Sometimes they hold these feelings for YEARS before blurting them out like it should have been obvious.

They ruminate about how they aren't adequately "appreciated. They have an air of being "absent. But when asked directly: "Is something wrong? Self-absorption and introspection about the wrongs that the world has done to him.

A covert narcissist husband is a poor listener. They manage a hostile internal voice so it is hard to pay attention to anything else. Many can be clever, judging or sizing up a person or a social situation.

When it captures their attention, they can be delightful company. It is clear that they deem it dull, stupid, or beneath them when it doesn't. Empathy Deficit All clinical narcissists lack empathy for others.

And share a sense of entitlement. The negative impact his behavior has on his wife is not worth discussing. Try, and the Covert Narcissist husbands bring the conversation back to their own needs or accomplishments.

Or get rageful. If they are forced to listen, their wives' unhappiness is a personal injury to them, an intolerable judgment that they hostilely reject. The sentiment seems to be: "You can't be unhappy with me. That offends me and hurts my feelings! You're witnessing the empathy deficit if you feel it's challenging to talk about your feelings without the conversation turning around to him.

And if you are expected to "know" what he's thinking, feeling, or needing, you're experiencing the mind-reading linked to his feelings of deep entitlement.

If he withholds vital information from you, that's legitimate. He "knows" how you'll react to the news and doesn't want to "hear it" from you. His internal ruminations trump whatever real-world thoughts or feelings you may actually have.

He doesn't have to ask you; he already knows. Not only with you but even with his children, he seldom makes genuine eye contact. He engages in narcissistic parenting, claiming the children don't "like him" as much as they like you.

His statement justifies his parental withdrawal in preference for hobbies or more solitary pursuits. When he is disengaged not that they were engaged in the first place , the entire family feels his empty presence.

Like intermittent reinforcement, kids will try to hold their father's attention hungrily. Sometimes they'll get his attention if they find a subject that interests him. If not, they find that Dad won't ask them any questions, he'll act annoyed, or walk away absentmindedly in the middle of their sentence.

Not according to research. If narcissism is on a continuum, those in the more "normal" range of behavior can bring desirable traits to the relationship. They are also capable of keeping in check their own needs and desires in favor of their partners.

They have a healthy sense of self. In contrast, clinical covert narcissists have fragile self-esteem. They project confidence but are terrified of their vulnerability and painful self-doubt.

This is one of the central overt features of the covert narcissist. The overt narcissist actually has often undeserved confidence, but they've learned to ignore any evidence to the contrary.

The covert narcissist, in contrast, lives with this painful awareness of being a "faker," making him both reactive and thin-skinned. His belief in his profound worthlessness results in a reactive need for constant reassurance, even admiration, from others.

But it must be done cleverly and without being too obvious. If it's pointed out to him that it's normal to want to be recognized, he'll deny it is anything HE personally craves. He'll try to hide his desperate desires, but his resentment will increase when the praise doesn't come spontaneously.

He'll covet it. Nurse it. As tempting as it is to label your spouse a narcissistic husband, even spouses trained in mental health should avoid labeling their own partners.

Address the specific behaviors you want him to change, and keep the labels to yourself. Good couples therapy can often help a confused spouse separate out the marriage and the man who is "beyond hope" from those who need an attitude readjustment.

What is often confusing to wives is that, on the surface, this man seems like an all-around " nice guy. Everyone says so. Those 'out of the know' think you are the luckiest woman alive to be married to him.

But they don't live with him. They only see his mask. They don't feel what you feel: he just doesn't like you but won't come out and say so.

You've disappointed him terribly by "criticizing" him and not appreciating his specialness. And yet, this is never said in words. But it's a "mistake" you'll feel acutely. You'll know that he prefers to spend time doing other things rather than living with, engaging with, and loving you.

He will never be the first to divorce because he's much too nice for that. He'll drive you to do it, often after years married.

These marriages are often long-term, and when they end in divorce, all the casual acquaintances will dispair. He is such a nice guy. She left him. Terrible that she'd leave such a nice guy.

It starts with a no-obligation 15 minute phone call with our client services team. Kathy McMahon Dr. K is a clinical psychologist and sex therapist. She is also the founder and president of Couples Therapy Inc. K feels passionate about couples therapy and sex therapy and holds a deep respect towards those who invest in making their relationship better.

She is currently conducting online and in person private couples retreats. Your email address will not be published. Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment. I read this post for a strange reason.

I was upset about what I observed in the behavior of my new D-I-L, so I told my son that it seems he has married a narcissist. He looked at me directly in the eyes and said: well, YOU married Dad. VERY taken aback. The past decade, I have taken to making jokes about how I am really hard to tolerate, haha, and wondering how anyone could deal with me for so long.

Never good enough, lazy, undesirable. This blog description is scary accurate. I feel like I have never been a wife. With kids grown and gone it is really hard. Is there a third choice for me?

One where he becomes caring or at least fakes it? Please stop it now. For the normal marriage, what your spouse thinks about you really should matter to you. Look for encouragement from other people. Stop staying around for the abuse.

Just "things had to change".. After doing my own investigation I discovered he sought out an affair partner.. Claimed to this person they were his "twin flame" and then he announced he was moving to Texas in January..

I had less than a month to move.. He can't stand kids and had a vasectomy at This new supply has 6 kids and posts about God all the time.. He rolls his eyes at the mention of God.. But now he's posting all kinds of God does this, God does, that. He moved in with her in Texas after only knowing her for maybe 3 months.

He's also posting about post-separation abuse from a narcissist… He's calling ME an abuser.. He's gone no contact with me and blocked me from all forms of communication except email.. Cause I'm an abuser. If you need anything related to the divorce, send it through your lawyer.

You can now begin the process of developing your own opinion about yourself, free of the harmful effects of living with him. Stop reading his posts. Make sure that the people you count on are there to support you. That keeps the focus on HIM when it needs to now be on YOU. You can do it, Heide.

thank you for this article, it resonates a lot with my experience. we have 2 boys 8 and 6 yo. I could tell that there is something wrong, that our relationship is not normal but couldn't recognize what was the issue. my husband has the "Very Nice Guy" image with everyone, he is the nice, cute, helpful, resourceful, giving person while I am portrayed as being "mean" "nagging" "demanding" "suffocating" kind of woman becoz I bring out his abnormal behavior and lack of empathy and emotional detachment he treats me with.

for years I was convinced that I am the problem, being raised in an unhealthy family where my father used to be a narcissist and my mother getting to the edge of insanity, we never experienced normal family life, most of the days there was arguments, shouting… I never felt heard, loved, cared for, becoz my parents used to be absorbed into their problems and issues noting that my dad was himself the victim of his malignant narcissist father.

when I met my husband, he bombarded me with nice words and gestures, he is 10 years older than me so I thought he will provide the maturity, stability, and "normality" to my life.

yet there were red flags starting the second year we were dating; I blamed some on me being immature or super-demanding due to the lack of emotional connections I had in my childhood and some others on the way he was raised with a cold-hearted mother who never showed any sort of affection and love toward him.

but how I was wrong! while being very easy for him to criticize me or deaminize me with his words, it is so difficult and rare for him to praise me or tell me nice things.

while he criticizes me a lot, I am not allowed to do the same for him, when I give him a comment he outrages and accuses me of being selfish and demanding and never appreciative of him I am always walking on eggshells with him.

his big weapon is the silence treatment, we could go on months without talking to each other except for the logistics matter since we share a household and 2 kids , and months without sex when I would be burning with desire and he would be as cold as stones.

After monitoring his patterns, I could recognize that he would get intimate with me only when he has a desire for sex and not the other way around. noting that he never gets close or physically affectionate except when he wants sex.

I would rarely get a hug or a kiss or holding hands… he is very nice with the children, they adore him, and he is very nice to everyone else. so, if I would nag or say something bad about him people will get shocked and would blame me for being too pressing or too idealizing relationships.

ok he is a very nice man and u are the luckiest to marry him, but issues happen in all marriages just get over. and for years I blamed it on myself, that I should be grateful for him and for our home and disregard all the emotional abuse I was having.

now I can say that I have become an empty person, my energy is drained, my self-confidence is racked, my self-esteem is shattered.

I have let myself fall short on my career after loosing all the ambition and thrive I used to have. They adore me and their dad and they cherish the family moments we share.

I try to keep them away from our issues and try to hold everything together while swallowing my pain. I know that I cannot initiate divorce in the time being, not until my kids get older, plus it is not an easy thing to do where I live it is hard legally as well women are ashamed and blamed most of the time.

Please help me know how I can protect and shield myself so I can handle this phase with the least possible damage on my children and on my mental and emotional health as well.

Thank you in advance. This is not an easy process, but you can practice it and get better over time with it: 1. Keep your own counsel. Look inside at yourself and decide if you are a person of character, or desire to be. If so, seek support only from people who see this positive side.

You care about what he says, does, and thinks of you. As a result, you are looking out of two sets of eyes: Yours and his. Stop doing that. Adopt your own point of view and become disinterested in his.

When you do this, he will escalate. Stop getting sucked in. It is designed to. Work on not letting it impact you. If you are unwilling to stop sex with him, stop getting emotionally involved in it. You have a role to play. Learn what they are, respect them yourself, and then distance physically or emotionally when he violates them.

My best to you. I just turned 45 last week and have been dealing with this for 15 years. He watched! Barely did anything. I always considered myself gifted in that sense until I met his mom.

Boy oh boy did I get blindsighted and go insane with self doubt and confusion. It makes me so sad to read some of these comments and see that most of the women commenting have health issues. This man has worked for people that exploited my rape and justified it to me for years.

He has watched me go through postpartum depression, without batting an eye. We have an eight-year-old son that his mother turned her back on and refused to have anything to do with, and he actually blamed me for it.

The only way we get along is if I ignore everything he does. Anytime I address anything he uses all of the tactics explained. It has worn me down. My reactions are so overreactive now. His job comes before anything else. My father had to step in to help financially as I am a stay at home mom. My father wanted to have a conversation with him and my husband runs from him nonstop.

Every day is baffling. There is no end to it with people like this. It makes me feel so foolish. I have accepted it in my life for so long And always gave in for my eight-year-old son. It is very common. I know and empathize with you around feeling foolish.

We try 3 dozen ways to change, as we keep hoping one of them will bring back those earlier months or years. It is very seductive and addictive. And then the push-pull is also addictive because it is so random and unpredictable.

When we face disapproval as complete and disowned, we try so hard to win the approval back. This is a very intoxicating mixture and very hard to break free of. This article describes my marriage perfectly. I received the 15 minute phone interview and was told they could not help us and to get individual counseling for my husband.

Can you provide us with couples counseling since he will never get individual counseling because he doesn't believe he is part of our problem?

You guys were my last hope. I was so excited when I read your article. So as I explained to you, marriage counseling makes a narcissistic individual a more sophisticated emotional abuser. Him or you? He will stay as long as you continue to be his narcissistic supply.

He will leave when you stop being that. Marriage counseling requires two people of sincere intention to look inside themselves and take an honest self-assessment. It assumes both people are of good character, not chronic liars, manipulators and gaslighters.

I do want you to understand, Karen, that marriage counseling will not help your situation. Right now, because your husband has no interest in changing, you need to seek help to figure out how to behave, how to conduct yourself in such a marriage.

Notice your level of distress, and what is causing it. We have no magic wand at Couples Therapy Inc. But you can figure out why his approval is so important to you. Will you help our marriage? My husband is willing to go to couples counseling, but not individual counseling.

Regular couples counseling that focuses on better communication has not helped a marriage like ours. Exactly, because the issue is not HOW to communicate but the PURPOSE of communication. You may want a mutual and cooperative understanding.

He may want to just get what he wants, and do what he needs to make you comply. Why is he willing to go to couples counseling?

Probably because he can try to convince the counselor of what a hard life he has living with you, and spread the blame around. Please do read my other comments. Ugh…yep 30 years. I knew there was something wrong with him really early on and initially I felt bad for him for the longest time actually because I felt that it had to do with his family dysfunction while growing up then of course this continued through adulthood.

Then I stayed because I felt sorry for him but in the last three years it had just gotten so toxic and obviously the marriage was over I was a shell. he always did what he wanted to do on his own anyway so now he had his excuse to not have to deal with me at all because I accused him of some thing.

He caught me and peeled off that mask and I spent years trying to figure out what I was doing wrong. Took me so long actually until last summer I finally read an article on narcissistic personality disorder and I said oh my God there he is. You tell a very classic story: Once you see through the mask, nothing is ever the same after that.

Thanks for your comment. do everything to leave. Your children will see this as acceptable because it's all they know. Do it for them if you can't do it for you. Your job is to protect them and this is absolutely necessary for their future. Would you be happy if they lived in this situation with their partner or spouse?

This is what will happen because it's familiar. Because you are doing living this way, your children will think this is normal.

This is hell on earth. Leave any way possible. Get your important papers and go to a safe house. You already know you should leave. this is your sign to go thru with it. Or, you wouldn't be telling us. This is him. I found your piece very enlightening. I suspected he suffered from NPD.

They are interested in getting their way. They will accuse you to distract from what they are doing. Stop trying to convince him. Own your own truth. I think the hardest thing is to realize you created this love affair in your own head.

You are unhappy and things need to change. Have been married for 40 years next year, after a quick whirlwind romance. My first red flag was the night of our elopement…'what do we do now' as we entered our hotel room after a long drive, and it's been downhill since then.

No sex for decades, and very little physical intimacy or comfort of any sort. He retired 3 years ago with no planning or preparation — I was not a participant in that decision, not allowed — but have been impacted by it greatly. He doesn't know how to fill his days…now addicted to news blogs on his phone — up to 12 hours a day.

I've been a stay at home mum for our whole marriage, but also always juggled casual work when the kids were at school or when in bed at night. His job was all important, with long hours, so all household tasks and parenting duties fell to me. I've realized now that he has been making me to blame for his post retirement unhappiness, and for his 30 year career not resulting in the kudos and money he thought it would.

We have 3 married kids, 3 grandchildren but no-one knows how lonely it has been for years. The last 3 years have been so unpredictable… his reactions are out of proportion in tiffs major arguments to him and most nights I sleep in another room as I can't sleep next to someone who clearly dislikes me.

I have had the first of 3 surgeries this year and things seem to be so much worse leading up to doctor's visits or medical scans etc. It makes me feel so guilty about being sick. Is not looking after a sick spouse part of overt narcissism?

I feel the loneliest I have ever felt, at the moment. and terrified of the coming year, especially if things aren't resolved medically. I'm 68 and don't really know how to plan my exit, while actually needing him to help me physically with practical caring and doing the housework post- surgeries.

That makes me feel more guilty. It just goes around in my head like a loop and is exhausting. To answer your question, yes.

When a covert narcissist is expected to care for a sick spouse, the resentment and underlying hostility is palpable. Jennifer, there are many groups you can join online to get emotional support.

Understanding what to expect and what is unlikely to happen from your husband is an important first step. Now is the time to plan to take care of yourself and maybe turn to your children, as well.

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You already know you should leave. this is your sign to go thru with it. Or, you wouldn't be telling us. This is him. I found your piece very enlightening.

I suspected he suffered from NPD. They are interested in getting their way. They will accuse you to distract from what they are doing. Stop trying to convince him. Own your own truth. I think the hardest thing is to realize you created this love affair in your own head.

You are unhappy and things need to change. Have been married for 40 years next year, after a quick whirlwind romance. My first red flag was the night of our elopement…'what do we do now' as we entered our hotel room after a long drive, and it's been downhill since then.

No sex for decades, and very little physical intimacy or comfort of any sort. He retired 3 years ago with no planning or preparation — I was not a participant in that decision, not allowed — but have been impacted by it greatly.

He doesn't know how to fill his days…now addicted to news blogs on his phone — up to 12 hours a day. I've been a stay at home mum for our whole marriage, but also always juggled casual work when the kids were at school or when in bed at night.

His job was all important, with long hours, so all household tasks and parenting duties fell to me. I've realized now that he has been making me to blame for his post retirement unhappiness, and for his 30 year career not resulting in the kudos and money he thought it would.

We have 3 married kids, 3 grandchildren but no-one knows how lonely it has been for years. The last 3 years have been so unpredictable… his reactions are out of proportion in tiffs major arguments to him and most nights I sleep in another room as I can't sleep next to someone who clearly dislikes me.

I have had the first of 3 surgeries this year and things seem to be so much worse leading up to doctor's visits or medical scans etc.

It makes me feel so guilty about being sick. Is not looking after a sick spouse part of overt narcissism? I feel the loneliest I have ever felt, at the moment. and terrified of the coming year, especially if things aren't resolved medically.

I'm 68 and don't really know how to plan my exit, while actually needing him to help me physically with practical caring and doing the housework post- surgeries.

That makes me feel more guilty. It just goes around in my head like a loop and is exhausting. To answer your question, yes. When a covert narcissist is expected to care for a sick spouse, the resentment and underlying hostility is palpable.

Jennifer, there are many groups you can join online to get emotional support. Understanding what to expect and what is unlikely to happen from your husband is an important first step.

Now is the time to plan to take care of yourself and maybe turn to your children, as well. My best wishes. Many women who outlive their husbands rely on caregivers for post surgical support. You can yell, scream, cry and be yourself with a professional. I wish we could meet and be friends.

My situation is similar to yours, but yours sounds worse than mine. This sounds much like my husband. Through our 42 year marriage, something has always seemed off about him in ways that were difficult for me to understand or describe.

In our early years, we were close, but looking back, it's apparent that he was always short on empathy for me. I remember when I sprained my ankle when we were hiking, and he was angry at me, because he wanted to get back home—he couldn't see my pain. I've also had a lot of medical issues, including a severe rheumatoid arthritis attack when I was in my 20s.

He saw this as a competition and went on about his medical issues, refusing to help me with our three young children. He has also had a tendency to say cruel things, sometimes about my body. Now we're in our 60s, and he has gotten more and more selfish and distant.

He never compliments me or says anything nice about me. I don't think he finds me attractive anymore, but he denies it. We haven't slept together for more than two years. Last night he told me that due to the political climate in the USA, we, or just him, will move to another country.

Shocked, I said, "What? And if I don't wish to move? My heart is still heavy about it. I couldn't sleep last night. And he acted like he couldn't understand why I was so upset. I feel unloved, unwanted, and unappreciated. Now is the time to read all you can, learn all you can, and develop your own strength and courage.

You will need it. This has been my life with 2 Narcissistic husbands 1 ex and 1 current since I understand why I have been so tolerant with the abuse since I was raised in a very abusive home.

Both of my parents were violent alcoholics and I realize that I overlooked the signs simply because I was just so used to being verbally and emotionally abused that it was just easier for me to deal with, with a hope that it will change.

Especially with my current husband since he professes to be a Christian. We have been married for 16 years. my current husband Throughout our marriage, situations have gotten worse.. I've regressed into a shell..

with no recollection of who I am anymore. My self esteem is pretty much gone, I don't have any confidence left anymore, and I feel like a basic robot that he can turn on when he wants to talk at me.. I have to drop everything, stare at him in the eyes and listen carefully to what he has to say..

anything other than that will throw him into a rage, or he will stomp away and sulk. Anything I say, he simply either walks away or starts doing something without listening.

I've learned not to show any criticism, even if it's simply constructive towards him, is a dangerous thing to do.. so I simply don't criticize him. I just sit there and say sorry when he criticizes me though. His mother is exactly the same way.

And he is a friendly, great person outside our home and in our church. There are not very many options for me. I am 60 years old, jobless, too depressed, too anxious, all alone with no family and he is friendly with our church family.

Sometimes I think the only way out of this would be foe me to get cancer, etc.. and die. But people do leave, go through hell, and emerge stronger, better people.

Consider joining a group that is free where you can talk it out, or take time to read. You can heal. You can develop your own life, whether or not you decide to stay or go.

You have the start of insight into yourself. Now keep it going to learn about the process of healing. Believe in yourself. I love that you recommend this book, The Body Keeps the Score. I think covert narcissistic husbands are suffering from some form of trauma and wives feed into it and ENABLE it as loving caregivers.

This is what I learned about myself over 30 with this type of husband. The first step to healing yourself is getting back into your body, taking loving care of yourself rather than him! and learning to be alone. The Great Katherine Hepburn learned how to be alone because she did not want a man to treat her like this.

I learned how to be alone and Wow! What an improvement in my life. I've somehow managed financially though I was a stay at home for 25 years.

I also love yoga!! This may be the one things that changed my life. My relationships with everyone in my life healed, I just feel better and a light came on inside me. I'm so much better without this person sucking the joy out of my life.

All of your stories resonate with me so much. It breaks my heart!! It is so much better to disconnect from these sad frightening men.

Good luck everyone. Whether it is trauma or something else, everyone has to not only be responsible for healing, they need to not continue the pattern of traumatic interacting with others.

Thank you for your hopeful story!!! McMahon, My husband of 21 years is a covert narcissist. He checks every single box with the hallmark lack of empathy and he even states he feels like he wears a mask and feels empty inside and says he doesn't really know who he is.

His mother and brother are overt narcissists. His mother had has an emotional incesstual relationship with my husband. His father is avoidant and enables mom and brother and gladly overworked himself to avoid being home with the mother.

We failed 3 couples therapists. Each of them my husband would have secret meetings and send secret emails to them and he aligned himself with the therapists against me and it worked because they thought he is such a nice guy even though he is physically, emotionally, verbally, and financially abusing me.

He gaslights, triangulates, deceives me and is dishonest, and subtly manipulates me. He gives me vague answers and leaves me confused and blames me for his and his families' bad behavior.

I have cPTSD from my own birth family and married into his family hoping to share the love I longed for, but they are just as toxic and abusive as my birth family. My husband fierces defends them even when they are clearly wrong.

He would just sit there and watch me get verbally and emotionally abused by them and recently has said I deserve the abuse. This is when I realied something was majorly wrong. He knows he had childhood abuse, I don't think he can make strides to actually understand how his childhood abuse is affecting our marriage.

I don't believe he will change. Covert narcissists don't change, correct. My spirit is broken and I am working on healing myself. Covert narcissists don't change, correct?

Would like your opinion. People change when they believe something is wrong and they need to make it right inside of themselves. The problem with therapy and the covert narcissist is that so few therapists work with Cluster B personalities.

You have to know if YOUR husband will change. You can only learn this by establishing very clear boundaries with him, and very clear consequences when he fails to respect them. Then watch. How do I want to care for myself today?

You have mistaken me for someone you can talk to like that. Here is a good book to start with: The Gaslight Effect. I need help to affirm reality. I am exhausted after 19 years of this and he still will just find a way to shame me back into a cowering groveling spot. I survived hell and he knows it only for this to be my forever.

Some guidance. My mother is a drug addict I have no contact with any one. I have 2 little kids. I am scared. He would shame me for all of this. I need help. Your feelings are totally understandable, given your situation.

It is a process, and you need to find a very good therapist who understand the impact of manipulation. Then work, step-by-step, day by day to learn a little more, understand a little more, and grasp both his method of operating to manipulate you, and how you get sucked in.

You have Developmental or complexed PTSD. It is going to take time and patience. Your time and patience. Every day you can learn more until you feel strong, but you need a guide.

If therapy is out of the question, there are support groups on line or even chat rooms where woman talk about their situation.

Like these comments, you will see yourself and your partner in these stories. I will say it again, it is a slow process to remove yourself bit by bit. And you need a good guide. Best to you, Lana. Hi, this is so my relationship in a nutshell. Thank God we did NOT have any children together.

I never wanted any with him anyway especially after finding out how he truly was and finding out how his whole family is. They all are a bunch of needy asses, disrespectful, condescending, self-absorbed pricks and asshole parents and siblings.

They show me NO respect even in my own home but then again how can I expect respect when my own husband doesn't show respect to me nor back me? I've been married for 19 years together 29 years total and we have been through hell and back and a lot of the times I never understood his selfishness and NO empathy.

He was very harsh a lot of the times towards me leaving me feeling like, WOW! What did I really do to deserve this kind of behavior. Through the years though I learned a lot and when we separated due to his selfish ways and discarding ways I had to leave.

I came back after 6 months of his full-blown nasty behavior and affair he had. I guess because it did not work out with her and her 5 children, he wanted me back. I guess he needed a break and something new.

I wish I had never come back to him. After the separation and coming back, I paid attention. My family educated me on Narcissism and Psychopathic behavior.

I then did my own research. I've been studying him and his family since and have come to realization that his parents are narcissistic and his siblings are the same and his father is the worst of them all, he is a straight up malignant Narcissist, from what I have read and watched, the worst kind.

It's sad because it says a lot about my husband and his childhood and explains all of his behaviors. I had to go into counseling myself to understand my feelings and emotions.

After 5 years of therapy, I am disgusted by all their behaviors and can't stand to be around any of them for the holidays or birthdays or anniversaries or even going anywhere on vacations with them.

He bows to their every need and wants while ignoring mine. He says yes to everything they want and no to me. I've spent a lot of my years helping him and his family because they are all so needy.

Not focusing on myself or my needs it's always been for them. I have basically put myself my life on hold to suffice them and it has damaged me and put me behind in my life moving forward. I got with him at 27, now I am 54 and have nothing of my own to show for my life and everything we have is wrapped up in his mother's name, his home, his inheritance and his vehicles are all in his parents' names.

The only car we have I bought and is in my name. So, all that being said, if we were to divorce, I'd be screwed and left with nothing.

ugh What do you do in my situation?? Contact a very good lawyer. But it sounds like you are still in theh thick of it emotionally with him. You intellectually seem to know. Thank you Dr. K for this article. The "fishing trip" example you mentioned actually happened to me, the day after our wedding when we were supposed to be going on a group activity that I had planned.

I have gone through all the emotions and confusion that you mention as a result of his subtle abuses, where he always identifies as the victim and smears my image at any moment possible — and where the kids and the cat always like me better, so he can go watch football for hours, and I can never get away because it's not worth his silent rage and contempt that results.

I am enduring this at the moment only because I don't see the alternatives, financially and emotionally for our children, as a better choice. I think if I try to leave him in this situation it will be ruinous for everyone, even if the pain is short like 2 — 3 years.

So, my plan has been to just keep buying time — removing myself emotionally, trying to shrug it all off — until finally this year something snapped. Now he fears that I am serious about divorce so he is "love bombing" me.

It's hard on me emotionally but even harder on the kids I think, and right now I'm going along with it the best I can just to keep things calm because I have finally after many many years of asking motivated him to get individual counseling.

I am under no impression that this counseling will be life-changing for him, but now the cat is out of the bag that our marriage is on the fritz, and I am hoping this step will allow us to divorce amicably. I am somehow satisfied to know that I'm aware of all his tricks, games, and manipulations, and I am in control.

I just have to think of it like being with a boyfriend who you are planning to break up with, and hopefully setting the stage for a drama-free divorce next year, maybe 2 to mitigate the pain for everyone involved.

I would love to hear your thoughts… and yes, I am in therapy also and have been for many years. Thank you. Thank you for this article. This is spot on for my husband.

After four years of marriage, his pornography addiction came out after multiple attempts throughout the years of me asking since I suspected something, and his repeated lies and then gaslighting me into thinking it was all in my head.

Now, within a month of his addiction coming into the light, he's also expressed resentment against me, calling me controlling and manipulative. He tells me all the ways he resentments one of which is not being supportive of him playing video games and calling them childish when we have responsibilities like a house, a child etc , and then he also told me he fantasizes about another life, not necessarily with a particular person, but just a different life with a different woman, all the while telling me he loves me and wants our marriage to work.

I don't even know how to proceed. I watched my mom suffocate in a marriage to an overt narc and experienced abuse by him as well as a child. One of the huge reasons my husband was so appealing to me when we dated was his cool, even temper and his heart for others, and now it seems like the only one he's thinking of himself.

I just don't think his words of wanting to fight for our marriage are genuine when he's telling me he resents me and is fantasizing about another life and with a hard porn addiction. I'm not sure what to do.

From I was also married to a man who exhibited every negative trait mentioned in this wonderful article. I had multiple and varied reasons for why I stayed, from fear of the unknown, what would others think, and even familiarity with the dysfunction that I would have to compare with Stockholm syndrome.

It still took awhile to sink in, but I now had solid reasoning to validate my experiences and help lift the cloud of confusion. I can honestly say after I left and had my own place that it took a couple years of what I can only describe as PTSD symptoms but also the indescribable total relief of having peace and quiet and a feeling of being free.

The feeling of freedom that washes over you is so emotional that you will feel it for a long long time and it will make you protect yourself and not ever let this happen again.

You will gain confidence and self awareness in your ability to see things as they really are. I did not date or have another relationship in 10 years after that split.

You can all reach this same place and experience how wonderful and different your life can be. My prayer is that you can all see this is possible Dr you. Much love my sisters. Thank you for your sharing. Yes, healing is possible and bravery is needed. Your story is inspiring. Thank you so much for sharing.

It is giving me hope in a difficult time. Almost two months ago, my husband together 6 years, married for less than 2 sat me down and unleashed years worth of resentments against me he had been storing up inside. I was blindsided. I was gutted thinking I single-handedly ruined our marriage.

He watched me cry and sob over this without ever tearing up himself, showing compassion, etc. He looked at me with contempt. He acted as though telling me this was a favor to me, HE had a really hard time during my pregnancy, and my reaction was blowing way out of proportion.

I was absolutely floored that he was capable of having an affair. He claims that I broke his self esteem down to nothing over several years by being vocal about needs going unmet, his lack of interest in doing family activities on the weekend, his lack of participation in keeping up the house.

He gaslighted me so convincingly for a long time that my mental health was out of control, my medication for depression were not right. At times I felt I needed to check myself in for treatment, as I was clearly able to see his version of reality.

He has been unable to take true accountability for the affair and blames that I basically pushed him to do it. And make sure you recognize that you will need time to heal. Perhaps years, after you have no more contact with him. Find a very good divorce attorney who has worked with narcissistic men.

They will not be surprised by the outrageous demands. Then make everything go through a third party. Or believing he will change. The more contact you have, the more you will be impacted by the sad stories, the tearful efforts to reunite if it suits him or the hostile attacks.

Thank you so much for this article. It is the most accurate description of my husband that I have read in the past 4 years of separation, protective orders, police visits, court hearings, suicide threats, mental hospital, etc.

He has been diagnosed with MS, borderline personality disorder, DID, sex addiction, kidney failure, Lupus, and more. Whenever I call him out on his lies, he tries to guilt me for attacking someone who is suffering with health issues.

But he has not thanked me for the decades that I took care of him with his MS diagnosis. We still share a joint checking account until our youngest graduates from high school in two years. In the meantime, I am also finishing up my masters degree in hopes of cutting all financial ties.

Upon our sons graduation, I will file for divorce. He tells everyone that will listen that he is a changed man while actively lying. Lying is not an accurate description of his actions.

He fabricates stories, characters, emails, etc. It is so much more than a lie. He had a double life of cheating, dating websites, porn and promises of good sex to other women while at the same time, telling me that he loved me. He was fabricating lies and cheating from the moment we met. He uses his poor health as a way to gain sympathy and to play the victim.

He is in such poor health yet he runs hundreds of miles a week for years. He runs all the time. He also lies or exaggerates about his health.

His best friend is a priest so he uses the Church in his attacks against me. He had a double life that he hid from me for decades. He frequently tells me that I am full of hate and he does not understand where all of the hate is coming from. I have done nothing but protect myself and the children by seeking protective orders and not responding to his hundreds of emails, and texts.

Very few people know the truth. A lot from our community feel sorry for my husband and do not know or understand my perspective.

I do not care but it is beyond frustrating for me and the kids when he succeeds at fooling everyone around him that he is such a nice guy who made a mistake, and the kids and I are unforgiving and have hardened hearts.

I am grateful for my children and that they see what I see, otherwise, I would lose my mind. I still cannot believe someone is capable of living his life in such a way. My heart is broken.

I am struck by your story. It is so classic. These people can be hyper-concerned about their own health, demanding that accommodations be made for their bad behavior, because of it.

At the same time, they show total disinterest in the care you provide. Healing, in this contexts, means you were love-bombed, mirrored in your hopes and dreams, and then discarded one you fell ing love.

He never loved you. You just bought the lie because in all likelihood you are a person who is open to self-reflection and of generous heart.

You kept looking inward to see if there was any truth to what he was telling you. He projects his own hatred of you. He hates you because you are able to do something that he never will: Love.

He hates your capacity to love him and wants to make you suffer for being such a fool. He will use anything and anyone to prove to himself that you are below worthless.

Know that because you do not have complete cut-off from him, he will continue to manipulate and hurt you. If you can find a way to have a buffer between you and he, do so. Your great crime is to have once loved him a great deal. Now he is punishing you for that crime by soiling your name to anyone who will listen with his lies and harmful stories.

As you begin to trust yourself, you will begin to have destructive thoughts and feel heartbroken less and less. You will want to be around people who see you for your radiant self. You will leave wiser and skeptical of others, but eventually just wiser, because you will learn to trust your internal judgment.

Then you will be free to love again. I wish you all the best during this time of heartbreak. It was a mirage he set up to get you to supply him with what he demanded. You were fooled because you were open and willing to love. That was your only crime. This article is so helpful. The only difference in my story was the violent physical discard.

He snapped. It was like someone suddenly turned the volume way up. The level of rage that came out of him was life altering. And then he went right back to the quiet covert narc that he is. And he served me with divorce papers. Thanks-one less thing to do. I am disoriented, heartbroken, and FREE.

Yes, I have heard about the flash violence or threatened aggression from other people. Often the divorce process is horrific and LONG.

I recently started to believe my husband is a covert narcissist. Can these people change? Is it possible for them to truly be a better person or is change not likely?

Thank you, you're writing is spot on. However, like all personality disorders, with the right situation as motivation, and a good therapist, yes, they can change.

Is there any correlation of ego syntonic patterns to those commonly identified with Aspergers or ASD level 1?

Neurotypical individuals are often confused with Narcissistic Personality Disorder, but the similarities are only on the surface. Those who are on the spectrum have had pretty bad experiences with neurotypicals often, so they may be externally pleasant and agreeable.

He or she may also have learned that expressing their views might lead to big trouble so they might be withholding. Those on the spectrum are typically hypersensitive by biochemistry, so check on that one.

Self-absorbed I already addressed, and of course an empathy deficit, at least on a bodily level. If you can cognitively explain what your experience is, calmly and rationally, they are about as empathetic as the next person. So right you are, Jean! Lots of similarities, at least superficially. This article so sums up my husband of 38 yeaars.

I didn't suspect him of narcissism as he is different to my first husband who was frankly terrifying and also my mother who was openly abusive. I realised about 15 years ago that these people were narcissists and I did a lot of self work to get rid of the feelings that had dogged me all my life.

It's only recently that I came to realise that my husband was one too. I was young and vulnerable whrn we met and starting over after an awful first marriage.

I got the love bombing followed by a speedy marriage which very quicly cooled off leaving me feeling terribly sad and rejected. I stayed because I didn't quite know what was wrong and we had a family so I felt I had to succeed with it.

He will never discuss anything, he is dismissive of everyting I say and do, yet nice as pie to everyone else, until he falls out with them, which is always their fault never his. In private he sulks and whinges and even finds fault with his young grandchildren going off sulking when we go out and complaining to me afterwards.

I no longer have love left for him and know that I have to leave and start over — not easy in your mid sixties and for the second time but I deserve better than this life of living with an emotionally blunted man who laughs at me if i say the least little thing, he accepts no responsibility everything is always my problem according to him.

I have been with a man whom I suspect is a covert narcissist for almost 13 years now, married

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