The Psychopathic Covert Narcissist is a Dangerous Alpha Predator Who Thinks They're Smarter Than You.

Covert shy narcissists enjoy playing foolish. They are able to undermine your barriers, come near to you, then pounce, tear you to shreds, and have you for dinner by seeming naive, innocent, cute, weak, victimized, vulnerable, and bashful.

They are shapeshifters in the most refined and subtle manner.

To catch their prey, all predators have a natural ability to hypnotize them. They disguise themselves artistically and use camouflage to seem undetectable in order to maintain the element of surprise and control over the murder.

Malignant narcissists are predators who hunt prey. Being a predator places the narcissist in the category of psychopathology, and interestingly, all psychopaths are narcissists. The narcissist mortally wounds others, then renders us formless and shapeless. They dissolve us in acid and eat us. We lie there in a disoriented and confused immobility, unable to leave as the narcissist devours us and tears at our flesh with an insatiable desire. You never see it coming.

Why are we so shocked when they betray us in a manner reminiscent of Siegfried and Roy? The fact that the predator never displayed its fangs is probably what causes the shock. None at all. How could we possibly think that they were armed to the teeth when for months, years, or even decades they played the part of the ideal partner, never raised a voice or a hand, maintained a soft and gentle demeanor, and only ever did their evil deeds in the dark with such a sly sneakiness that you never ever doubted them or questioned them.

Malignant narcissists are thought to have reptilian brains.
"A narcissist's personality may go about as far as a crocodile can. They are not highly advanced extraterrestrials; rather, they are imprisoned in the reptilian brain. Simply put, they are predators. They only do one thing, and they do it very well: they destroy everything and everyone that is in their way.

Narcissists have a chilly blood, just like reptiles. They remain imprisoned in the reptilian brain as a result of their frigid (negative/fear-based) feelings. They have so many unresolved negative emotions that dread has set up a feedback loop, blocking any other warm (positive, love-based) emotions. This is how they conceal their genuine selves.


Narcissists prefer to believe that they are evolutionary giants, but the truth is that they have actually regressed rather than advanced. All animals possess the reptile brain, which was the first portion of the brain to evolve. Animals should rule the world, not humans. We are mammals, and the neocortex and mammalian brain are what make us human. Absolute zero July 2017

Without a doubt, a person with NPD has a brain that has been transformed and is lacking in the components that enable them to be fully functional humans as a result of their adaption to predator species. Even though they may be gifted, talented, creative, and intelligent, they lack the elements that make a person whole and enable social integration. Narcissists are the eerie weirdos that lurk on the periphery, cunning and diligently searching for their next victim. Be careful because they could be able to impress you with their brilliance, tug at your heartstrings with their victim stories and sympathy plays, or emerge from the shadows to astound you with a startling array of shared characteristics and synchronicities (mirroring).

They have observed you and come to understand your motivations; they see the blood pumping through your jugular vein in your neck to a healthy, functioning heart; they are well aware of your weaknesses; and then they attack. You are hit by lightning, much like the paralyzed spider in the web being draped in silk for dinner or the snake-venom-injected frozen prey unable to move their body to escape.

Game over.

As you offer your exposed throat to them—an eager Lucy and her ardent Dracula—you are helpless. You are no longer a victim, more of a volunteer at that moment. You are unconscious and face down in the Kool-Aid after being seduced to death by a skilled predator.

And the most absurd aspect of it all?

Most NPD sufferers, in my opinion, don't have the self-awareness to comprehend any of this, much less purposefully manipulate you in this manner. An animal simply carries out its survival strategy. Nothing about it is planned or personal. They might even deceive themselves into thinking they are in love when they are actually just hungry, infatuated, and idealizing.

Therefore, the best course of action is to accept responsibility for allowing a skilled player to take advantage of you. Forgive them because they can only be what they are and cannot possibly be anything else. Keep your distance from them and those who are like them. Then put effort into improving yourself so that you are strong, conscious, and entire. Never, ever give in to another disturbed predator who charms your trousers off before devouring your soul.

You are languishing in your lush garden. Get yourself together and go through the threshold, create your boundaries, and summon the power to be the magnificent beast that you are. And never ever be a midnight snack for any predator who lurks in the jungle. Stay on the path and do not stray into those dark woods. You know how it will end.

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