How to Destroy a Narcissist: Why These Methods WorkThe most effective way to "destroy" a narcissist isn’t through revenge—it’s by taking away what fuels them: control, attention, and emotional reactions. Here’s how:1. Don’t pay them any attentionNarcissists crave attention, whether positive or negative. Ignoring them takes away their power and leaves them frustrated.2. Don’t ask for anythingRelying on them for anything keeps you in their web of control. Becoming self-sufficient removes their abi
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