What is going on beautiful people? Welcome to another episode of The Narcissist

Code. I'm your favorite self-aware narcissist, Mr. Lee, having better known as mental

illness across all social media platforms. The first time seeing my face or hearing my

voice, I may diagnose narcissists and I use my platform on social media to raise awareness

for MPD, give all people into therapy, and also validate the victim's sense of livers

of saying disorder. Today's episode is going to be talking about narcissistic rage, y'all.

And what comes directly after the narcissistic rage, the shame that follows the narcissistic

rage out. So a lot of times, a lot of narcissistic rage is almost, you know, this is one of the

things you hear about a lot of times when you're dealing with narcissistic people. When you

deal with narcissistic abuse, toxic abuse, whatever you want to call it, it's just like rage.

It's one of the main things, like, all the rage was vicious. The narcissistic rage was

so scary. Their eyes were turned black and their, they would, the demon horns would come

out. Their damn try, they will put their trident out and start striking everything down.

The narcissistic rage is a phenomenon. People hear about it all the time. They'll yell

and scream at you and they typically rage out on you for the most minuscule things,

y'all. Narcissists are like, we are literally ticking time bombs of rage and anger because

we don't know how to process our emotions to like a normal human being. We really, really

don't y'all. We really don't. So when we don't know how to process our emotions, the biggest

emotion, the easiest emotion that we feel is, you know, it's rage. It's anger. Anger is

easier because anger accomplishes everything that other emotions I feel like can. Anger

can get the job. Anger gets the job done. It really does. Anger can shut you up. Anger

can get your hype. Anger, yeah, you can get fueled by anger. Anger can fuel narcissistic

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