This was posted by a member of Lipstick Alley in a thread called "Is Keanu Reeves' "Girlfriend" Alexandra Grant a Con Artist", an assessment of Alexandra Grant post about the book "The Courage to be Disliked".
Con-artist Alexandra Grant is twisting the story to make herself look like a victim again. As always.
Her PR friend Ginna posted about this book a while back, as she is in
the business of fancy marketing around topics like empowerment, find
your purpose, determine your own path and find happiness, find
fullfillment.
However, the con-artist is completely missing the point of this book. As
a narcissist, she can't relate to the subject as it requires an
assessment of the deep inner self and one's consciousness, and it is
about how people determine themselves how happy they can be, hence free
will is the key, and not what other's think. Stop seeking validation.
Looking inside cricitically on one's own behavior is not possible for a
narcissist, as their low self-esteem won't be able to face the reality,
they can't handle it. Hence, she is misusing the title and by mentioning
'victim-blaming' as summary of this book, she is again playing the
victim-card. Read the reviews on Amazon and compare it to her
description. You will wonder whether it is about the same book.
Pretending to be the victim is the basic fundamental behavior in the
narcissist toolbox. It is a way for them to seek attention and supply
from people, so they feel validated. It is a pattern which she has
demonstrated many times.
This is also the underlying reason for that so-called charity project.
It is never about 'doing good'. It is just a way to collect praise and
flattering. That grantloveproject is not about helping anybody but
herself. If you really care about helping, you would have no problems
being transparant with the exact financial figures and just registering
it with the IRS so it is clear what your intentions are.
Besides earning money for herself to expand her brand as a commercial
enterprise, that 'charity' is just another tool for her to collect
validation. Every naive person who comments "You are such a good person,
you are an inspiration, you are great"....this is the what it is all
about. Attention and validation from others. Therefore it is
hypocritical to promote this book which is about not seeking validation
from others, which the narcissist is constantly doing.
Defining themselves as a victim is the beginning move of the of the
con job the narcissist presents to everybody in all of their
relationships. Narcissists rarely change their toxic game. They are
probably unable to do so.....They learn to develop better and more
sophisticated ways to hide and conceal both their activities and their
true selves.
“Because narcissists lack authentic self-esteem, they often resort to
self-pity as a substitute. Feeling sorry for yourself because you’re a
victim makes you the mistreated and misunderstood hero in a story that’s
all about you.”
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