The Leading Indicators And Manifestations Of Narcissistic Borderline Personality Disorder

Are you having a hunch that you or a person you know has Narcissistic Borderline Personality Disorder?

Firstly let's make a brief introduction in these personality conditions individually than see how can we tell apart one from the other.

To start with, the characteristic indicators and manifestations of BPD consist of emotional changeability, chaotic relationships which are construed on an intense abandonment fear, a profound sentiment of affectional void or intense inner hollow, marked and/or unstable self-perception, intense anger episodes, possibly self-harming impulsive demeanours, paranoid ideation in intensely distressing contexts, and attempts threats or ideation for suicide.

The attributes of narcissistic personality are comprised by common attitudes of gnadiosity, acute want for others' admiration, and lack of empathy.

The borderline is shy, timid, insecure, misses self-confidence, has a lack or fairly unstable self-perception, dreads the proximal undermining, and bursts out into rage when an actual or imaginary undermining arises. On the other hand, the narcissistic is overly self-confident, exploits other peoples' hard work with no regards to the implications, doesn't have sympathy, craves for god-like praise from other people, and relies on manipulation or blackmailing to obtain what he or she desires from others right now.

Additionally the narcissistic wants exceptional treatment, thinks that he or she deserves particular favors without credit, connects only with high status personalities and despises those who are under his or her standards. Is proud, doesn't threat to or ideate over committing suicide, and displays no apparent anti-social conducts, contrasting the borderline personality sufferers.

Narcissistic people put lots of effort into conserving their VIP presentation, express attitudinal and verbal contempt to others who look less important, and are disgustingly ostentatious and perfectionists with other people.

Interestingly, about three quarters of the borderline sufferers are women, while the same ratio is composed by narcissistic men.

On a general basis, narcissistic borderline personality people will have one personality as staple, and the other one giving the specific personality nuances of that person.

So what's the way to distinguish the plenty of details of these personalities in an individual who suffers from both?

The way to go is to identify the overall and recurring tendencies, and then to determine the details specific for the secondary traits.

For example in relationships a borderline will make the impression of insecurity, neediness, instability, and lack of self-confidence, while the narcissistic will let you know that he/she is the one person who really matters and everyone else are accessories who just work for him/her.

by: Michael Weisz

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