Do Narcissists Believe Their Own Lies—or Do They Know They’re Lying?
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Do Narcissists Believe Their Own Lies—or Do They Know They’re Lying?
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Have you ever listened to someone tell a completely different version of something you experienced—and wondered, Do they actually believe that?
When someone repeatedly rewrites events, denies things that happened, or tells a story with such certainty that you begin questioning your own memory, it can be incredibly confusing.
In this episode, we explore the difference between deliberate lying and distorted perceptions of reality.
We’ll look at how the need to protect a particular self-image can change the way someone interprets what happened—and why, in some cases, a person may genuinely experience their version of events as the truth.
But there’s another possibility too: sometimes people do know they’re lying.
And ultimately, you may never know exactly what is happening inside someone else’s mind. More importantly, you don't have to figure that out before you can trust your own experience.
Because the question may not be “Do they believe their own story?”
It may be:
“What is this pattern doing to me?”
If you've spent years trying to prove what happened, defend your memory, or convince someone else to acknowledge your reality, this episode is for you.