Uploaded August 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Dr. Sterlin Mosley explains that narcissism isn’t always grandiose—it can also show up as self-pity and self-blame, rooted in the same fear of vulnerability. He argues that all forms of narcissism, whether inflated or deflated, are survival strategies driven by ego.
Dr. Sterlin Mosley explains that narcissism isn’t always grandiose—it can also show up as self-pity and self-blame, rooted in the same fear of vulnerability. He argues that all forms of narcissism, whether inflated or deflated, are survival strategies driven by ego.
