Can they still be a narcissist if they don’t hoover after discard? (Ask me anything Q&A)
A SPANily member asks: If they don’t hoover or try to contact you during their “disappearing” episodes, does it mean they are not a narcissist? Does it mean you’re too codependent? Why ins’t the narcissist hoovering me?
That’s the question I’ll answer in this video.
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