What is going on beautiful folks today? We're going to be talking about a narcissist attachment style and how they can

Morph into different attachment styles to fit the person that they are pursuing or the person that they are with.

If you knew here my name is Lee Hammack I'm a self-aware narcissist and welcome to

another episode of the narcissist go. Oh, Welcome back welcome back. Welcome back folks, yes, yes, yes, the attachment style

of a narcissist or toxic person.

So I'm new to attachment theory, right?

I'm new to it. And I'm reading the, there's a book called

attached. I'm reading it right now and I've been learning, I got so many nuggets from this book than I'm reading so far. It's by, who is it by?

Amir Levine and Rachel Heller. This is what the cover looks like right there, y'all

so you want to check it out. This is what I cover looks like right there, y'all want to check it out.

This is what I'm reading right now.

Amazing book so far.

Y'all know there's three main attachment styles from what I've understood so far.

A secure, avoidant, and anxious.

I bet y'all can guess you, if you have any idea about attachment theory,

you know what most narcissists are going to be.

Most narcissists and toxic people, narcissistic people, whatever you want to say,

are going to have a form of the avoidant attachment style.

Narcissists are inherently going to be avoiding people.

Like avoidance, and this is going to confuse a lot of people sometimes, because avoidance

look like narcissists, like the traits of an avoidance,

attachment style, are damn near matched the traits of an avoiding attachment style are damn near match the traits of narcissism,

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