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avoid shame, and maintain an inflated self-image.
Often, they devalue others to appear superior, staging faults where none exist to achieve this.
This behavior is about fulfilling their need for validation, even at the expense of honesty.
They may lie about their own achievements, past relationships, and even their own feelings.
Confronting narcissistic lies is challenging. Rather than showing remorse, narcissists may double down on their behavior, often responding with further deception or attempts to discredit those who expose them."