Why do narcissist come back like nothing happened?

More often, the narcissist will go silent for some period of time, and then return as if nothing happened. They may have found a new source of supply but had a falling out with them and now they need something from you. Your best bet is to ignore them the way they ignored you earlier.

Do narcissists act like nothing happened?

Often to the narcissist will go into a horrible rage and then the next day act like nothing happened. This is the confusing part for victims as they hold onto that crazy and start to blame themselves. The narcissist will deny anything ever happened and even accuse them of being crazy.

What is it called when someone acts like nothing happened?

Narcissistic rage is an outburst of intense anger or silence that can happen to someone with narcissistic personality disorder.

What happens when a narcissist comes back after no contact?

But as was the case with you, and all the partners they had before you, the new supply will eventually be devalued and discarded, too. Victims often believe that when the Narcissist comes back after No Contact, it’s because they’re in love.

Why doesn’t my narcissistic ex Miss Me?

There is nothing wrong with you, if you were in a relationship with a normal person, they would miss you. The problem is that narcissists don’t know how to miss people, it is one of the hallmarks of a personality disorder. So, your narcissistic ex doesn’t miss you because they are not mentally stable, don’t take it personally.

Why do exes always want to contact you after a discard?

They will want to see if they can make you fall for them again. It gives them the upper hand. They will always want the control, and to have control of their supplies. And if they manage to contact you after the final discard, and lure you back or manipulate you back again … then it’s a high (supply) for them.

Do narcissists feel guilty when they break up with someone?

The sad reality is that narcissists lack empathy, so they are not going to feel any guilt or regret about the relationship coming to an end.