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Narcissists have little regard for themselves. They're driven shamefully. It is their idealized image, which they persuade to emulate, to admire. Yet narcissists deep down sense the difference between the facade and their disgraceful selves. They are working hard to prevent this humiliation. The gap also applies to other codependents, but a narcissist uses defense mechanisms that harm his relationship and his loved ones' self-esteem.

Narcissistic personality traits are relatively abundant in the population, but fully developed narcissistic personality disorders are not even considered one percent. The dominant trait is an inflated self-image, where the person perceives himself as magnificent, exalted, and successful. Since the basis for the elevated self-image is very fragile, the person will also be very sensitive to criticism. In addition, there is also a marked lack of empathy.

Persons with narcissistic personality disorders are self-centered and arrogant people with appropriate behavioral patterns, do not need to think and empathize with other people, and have a feeling of extreme admiration. Receiving psychotherapy support is a condition to be underestimated for narcissists; because they are perfect people and do not make mistakes. In psychotherapy, the main goal should be to change the patient's view of others, to enable them to develop empathy, and to demonstrate these skills after the treatment process.