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Narcissists don’t function in isolation; they often have a network of enablers—people who support or excuse their toxic behaviour. These enablers help maintain the narcissist’s manipulative tactics and avoid consequences. 1. Minimising the Narcissist’s Behaviour Enablers often downplay the narcissist’s actions, making excuses like, “They didn’t mean it,” or “They were just having a bad day.” This minimising prevents others from seeing the true extent of the narcissist’s harm. 2. Blaming the Vict
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Narcissists don’t function in isolation; they often have a network of enablers—people who support or excuse their toxic behaviour. These enablers help maintain the narcissist’s manipulative tactics and avoid consequences. 1. Minimising the Narcissist’s Behaviour Enablers often downplay the narcissist’s actions, making excuses like, “They didn’t mean it,” or “They were just having a bad day.” This minimising prevents others from seeing the true extent of the narcissist’s harm. 2. Blaming the Vict
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