Covert Narcissists Have Many Fears

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Covert Narcissists Have Many Fears But Their Number One Fear Is Shame

Exposing The Narcissist

The covert narcissist is afraid of a lot of things. Fear is their default emotion that drives their every thought and action. But what is their ultimate fear?

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