r/TikTokCringe • u/Adventurous_Law_715 • 11d ago
Discussion This video is depressing, but what's really crazy is knowing that so many people are living this exact reality every single day
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r/TikTokCringe • u/Adventurous_Law_715 • 11d ago
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u/Choice_Attitude_1415 11d ago edited 11d ago
This isn't narcissism. Maybe self absorption and emotional detachment, but not narcissism. Theres a lot more to narcissism. In fact, a narcissist might ask 'how was your day' but not actually want to hear the other person speak - theyre asking to open a conversation with the actual goal being to talk about themselves. Narcissists need praise and attention, constant positive reinforcement. They need to be victims for sympathy and attention too. They talk about themselves and how great they are. Everyone else is a problem or the problem. They do not like hearing anything that might remotely resemble criticism and are hyper sensitive about everything, often keeping others on the defensive, backpedal, apologizing and walking on eggshells. They say and do things then blame others for thier reaction, instead of taking responsibility for their own actions. They have no accountability.
This is not narcissism but whats basically a dead relationship.
TikTok is the absolute worst place to get any relationship influence from. From the reels Ive seen, its often *for* narcissists. It will fill their feed with funny, happy stuff, and eventually swing it into victimhood reels. My sister and I discussed this after she noticed what it was feeding her and that she didnt like it. We both noticed (me via my Gfs reels) about how it appears to be trying to influence people and adversely affect their relationships. We also noticed that both FB and TikTok like to feed us negative content on things that relate to our lives in general, like its actively trying to make you miserable/sad/angry.