Anti-social personality can have narcissism, right?

There can be, but you also can be antisocial and not be narcissistic.

In other words, not be so driven and aware of needing reassurances from others.

And in fact, oftentimes somebody is purely antisocial

really doesn't have that need.

Somebody who's narcissistic may not disregard laws at all.

But an antisocial personality is somebody in fact to get diagnosed as that,

you've started having conduct disordered and breaking laws prior to the age of 15,

even if you didn't get arrested and it often involves some form of sadistic cruelty where

hurting animals etc but they often do it they hurt animals because it

fascinates them and it it feels powerful it isn't so much so the pleasure of being the power over

where once you start getting more into psychopathy and malignant narciss, there's actually the pleasure of causing pain

and harm. It's not just the power of it. There's a difference between having the power over

to cause pain and wanting to have pleasure, I get to cause you pain and feel pleasure from it.

So that's where we talk about malignant narcissism has the antisocial personality

as part of it. It's

This is holding your own, a series from Therapist Uncensor that aims to

deepen and broaden security when faced with challenging

personalities. Now here are your co-host, Dr. Ann Kelly, and Sue Marriott.

Hi all, this is Anne and today we're going to jump into the fifth of our six

part series of holding your own with difficult and challenging personality

traits and we've already covered a couple of different types of narcissism.

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