When Amber Rose said that a therapist helped her spot a destructive pattern in her dating life, explaining that she kept attracting ‘narcissistic sociopaths’ who tried to control her movements, clothes, and friendships, we all knew who she had in mind.
The model had previously slammed ex-partner Kanye West as a ‘slut shamer’ and narcissist.
And when Jennifer Lopez spoke about her childhood in the documentary The Greatest Love Story Never Told, she described her mother, Guadalupe Rodríguez, as a ‘narcissistic, centre-of-the-attention, life-of-the-party-type person’.
The word narcissist has crept into everyday conversations and is frequently used as an insult, or way to describe
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