What's up with the narcissist's eyebrows?

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Published 2021-01-23
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All Comments (21)
  • @dodibenabba525
    The no brainer is the smirk that you catch when you are in psychological and emotional distress. You see that you never forget it.
  • @llynnie888
    Look, I'm all for identifying a narc but this theory raises a few eyebrows in terms of credibility.
  • BPD here. People used to think that I am on the autism spectrum because I had a tendency to avoid eye contact. Later on I figured that I do this because I do pick up on microexpressions extremely easily and that I mostly did this with my parents, because I couldn`t stand the lack of empathy in their eyes. Now as an adult my abandonment issues and rejection sensitivity are so bad that I can literally feel my heart sink when I see the slightes hint of disappointment towards me in my mothers eyes. I can literally spot a narcissist a mile away now and one of my biggest fears is that one day I might find out that IĀ“m a narcissist myself and that the few good things I beliefe about myself are just a lie.
  • @JudeScott007
    Not about brows, but the look the narc gives when you unexpectedly let on that you see through her "secret window" is a chilling experience. The day I basically told her it'd be the last she'd ever see of me was undescribable. A combination of sadness, rage, disgust, shock, self-righteousness...etc. and all with a stare that went right through me. I walked away, and after a very long cry and determination, it was the last time I allowed myself to be supply.
  • @sanjmalik6282
    I lost my eyebrows due to an underactive thyroid and it really knocked my confidence and I remember my narcissistic ex used to make nasty jokes to his friends and their wives about my eyebrows. Funnily enough my eyebrows grew back since he left.
  • @nela7542
    Me and my brows are deeply offended by this
  • @GodWokeMeUp
    My mom's a narcissist but her eyebrows are thinning and she tries to draw them on. I don't think judging people by genetic appearance is a good way to tell if someone's a narcissist...šŸ˜‚
  • @myspace2001
    I'm blown away by the number of comments about narc mums. I feel like I've needed you all my whole life! I grew up in a smaller town, in an environment full of enablers, and was the target of my mum's insecurities. I left at 18, and, at 34, am still processing the impact that she's had on my attachment style and interpersonal relationships, and of course my inner voice. Anyway I honestly didn't realise how common it was and how many people out there have had experiences with their mums like this. May we all find peace in our lives šŸ™šŸ˜Š
  • @travels360
    the smirk, the side-eyes, the glares, the raised eyebrows, their entire body language. other people don't pick up on it, but if you know the narcs, you KNOW their body language
  • @JadenHybrid
    The big smile they get when they got a reaction out of you. Then they point the finger, and blame shift you.
  • Everyone that has beautiful eyebrows is not a narcissist lol šŸ˜‚
  • Every horrible person in my life with narc tendencies have had normal eyebrows. Not too thick, not overgroomed. Just regular eyebrows. This includes family members, and partners. I have somewhat distinct eyebrows but I don't do much to them. It's more of my ethnicity.
  • @amberpasta9379
    Immediately runs to shave eyebrows off to avoid being a narcissist
  • @tigerlily9929
    I think dealing with all the gaslighting is more exhausting then anything.
  • @am1951
    itā€™s actually spot on! i know someone who is very particular about grooming her eyebrows and is a full blown narcissist. itā€™s good to know the connection.
  • @leahbeaumont950
    Iā€™m not going to let my eyebrows grow wild to prove Iā€™m not a narcissist šŸ¤£ I live a quiet & peaceful life that does not require validation or attention šŸ˜†
  • I would've thought it was either the mouth: the gross little self satisfied smirk or the eyes: dead or scary intense
  • @MysteryGrey
    It just dawned on me that narcissists eat your feelings. I had the privilege to go to a 21 day intensive therapy DBT program. A requirement was daily writings about how you feel. I did not know how I felt and needed a list of feelings to pick from. That's what narc abuse does...I didn't even know how I felt.
  • @Ran_Sim_Pro
    My ex narc has very dense eyebrows, and she was always concerned about groming her eyebrows. You nailed it..