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Narcissistic Personality Disorder is a mental health condition that makes individuals have an uplifted self-appreciation importance. Those experiencing this disorder display a profound lack of empathy for other people and the constant need to praise themselves. 

According to a report in The Mirror, all the individuals who experience the ill effects of Narcissistic Personality Disorder may appear to be exceptionally charming from the beginning, yet later on, show their actual selves. They may be emotionally unavailable in relationships and will in general blame the partner for their own mistakes and inadequacies. 

Narcissists are normally eager for praise, individuals who like fishing for praises. The following are the characteristics of a typical narcissist: 

According to the eMedicine Health site, individuals with NPD have the accompanying symptoms: 

- Narcissists are regularly engaged in fantasies about ideal relationships, force, and beauty. 

– People experiencing NPD have an exaggerated feeling of worth 

- Ill-placed thought about having special abilities is another normal characteristic. Narcissists like to associate themselves with the people who have a place with high social organizations or social strata. 

- These people have a pathological for praise and a profound feeling of privilege 

- Narcissists are exploitative by nature and experience the ill effects of a serious lack of any sort of empathy. 

- Often, they display jealousy however wind up accusing everybody of being jealous with the exception of themselves 

According to the Mayo Clinic, individuals with NPD react badly to criticism. They can react in the accompanying ways:

- Becoming angry at not getting special treatment. 

- Responding with disdain to make others appear to be sub-par compared to them. 

- Experiencing major pressure issues and having trouble adapting to change. 

- Feeling sad and grouchy when they see a lack of flawlessness in themselves. 

- Keeping secret sensations of shame, weakness, and humiliation.