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Narcissist? Love bombing? Trauma bond? A visual glossary of narcissism terms

Updated March 17, 2023, 11:28 a.m. ET

Do you think you could spot a narcissist?

Narcissists can be controlling and intolerant while refusing to acknowledge wrongdoings. Instead, they’ll use an array of manipulative strategies to escape blame and perpetuate abuse. Sometimes, they’ll “gaslight” you into questioning your own feelings and ignoring their red flags. Or “baiting” to intentionally provoke you when you want to be left alone. Even after the relationship ends, the emotional abuse can continue with tactics like “hoovering.” 

See how the buzzed-about terms are used in our visual glossary. 

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