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The Mental Healness Podcast

Emotions as a Narcissist, Over 10 Years without crying

The Mental Healness Podcast

Lee Hammock

Mental Health, Health & Fitness

4.91.2K Ratings

🗓️ 7 March 2021

⏱️ 20 minutes

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Summary

Today's episode is about the emotions as a narcissist. I tell a personal story about how I went 17 years without shedding a tear because I felt like showing any emotions would hinder me from experiencing life the way I wanted to experience it. This is my most honest episode, I really get into my life and why I am the way that i am. 

Transcript

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0:00.0

What is going on beautiful people and welcome to another episode of the Narcissist's Code?

0:04.7

I am your favorite. Narcissist Mr. Lee Hammock aka Mr. Mental Hildness himself on from TikTok and Instagram and all the other good sites and whatnot.

0:13.5

If this is your first time tuning in, I am a diagnosed Narcissist. I am a self-aware Narcissist and this is my cross to bear.

0:21.5

This is my platform to spread awareness from the other side of the Narcissistic Abused Narcissist Survivor dynamic.

0:29.5

I am not an empath. I am a narcissist. So everything you are going to hear on this channel is going to be specifically from the point of view, the perspective of a narcissist.

0:38.5

Today's episode podcast what not is going to be about narcissists and their emotions in my own personal story of how I went over 10 years without crying.

0:49.5

One of the main questions that I get on TikTok, Instagram or any like any of my platforms is Ken Narcissist's Fill Emotions.

0:58.5

That's one of the main questions that I get so much. It's kind of insane how many times I get asked this question.

1:10.5

And the answer is going to be yes. Like me being a regular normal runner of the meal, Narcissist, I can experience emotions, fear, doubt, regret, shame, all the other stuff.

1:25.5

I can experience all that stuff. I'm just very, very protected about it. I'm just very protective of my emotions. I don't want to allow people to be able to hurt me.

1:37.5

So if you can play on my emotions, you can hurt me. You know what I'm feeling too sad and stuff like that.

1:46.5

That's why they can get me sad. They can control me. That's what I feel. I mean, that's the point playing period how I feel.

1:51.5

If you can make me sad, you can somehow way shape a form, control me. I really, really don't like that.

1:58.5

What are the main emotions that I feel though is anger. Anger is easy to express. Anger, anger, yelling, screaming.

2:07.5

Passion is rage. When I'm yelling and I'm screaming, people are listening to me. People hear me. I'm in control of the situation normally.

2:16.5

Even though I seem like I'm out of control with the screaming, yelling, calling names, all the other craziness, I'm in control of the situation.

2:23.5

I'm in control of everybody around me because everybody typically gets quiet or we are fighting. If you're not quiet, we're going back and forth.

2:28.5

But the other emotions like sadness and regret and crime and all the other stuff like I can experience them.

2:36.5

But it's like I don't like them. So I try to protect myself against those emotions that all cause because I feel like I'm not showing it.

2:44.5

Let me preface this y'all. Showing emotions does not make you a weak person. But in my brain, how my brain is shaped and how my brain has been developed and formed over the last 35 years in my life.

2:54.5

Emotions like they cloud situations, they cloud judgments and things like that. So I'm more logic based than anything.

3:02.5

So let's get into this story of how I went 10 years without crime and it might kind of it might can open some avenues and might can open some like answer some questions about your own

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