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Ask Amy: Never play a narcissist’s game by their rules Updated Jan 07, 2021; Facebook Share He still lives nearby and sometimes joins a “social-distancing happy hour” on the block. The others don’t know about his horrible mistreatment of his wife. My secret desire is to “out” him as an abuser. I want to enjoy the social hour, but hate being around him, so what’s the best way to handle this? — Hate Keeping This Secret Dear Hate: I believe that the best way to react to this person is to show up and claim your own space in the social sphere – and completely ignore him.

Don't play an abuser's game.

Amy Dickinson Tribune News Service He still lives nearby and sometimes joins a “social-distancing happy hour” on the block. The others don’t know about his horrible mistreatment of his wife. My secret desire is to “out” him as an abuser. I want to enjoy the social hour, but hate being around him, so what’s the best way to handle this? — Hate Keeping This Secret Dear Hate: I believe that the best way to react to this person is to show up and claim your own space in the social sphere — and completely ignore him. Actual diagnosed narcissism seems to be quite rare, but narcissis...

Dear Amy: I recently helped one of my neighbors to leave her emotionally abusive/narcissist husband.

Ask Amy: Friend wants to ‘out’ abuser to others Updated Jan 07, 2021; By Amy Dickinson He still lives nearby and sometimes joins a “social-distancing happy hour” on the block. The others don’t know about his horrible mistreatment of his wife. My secret desire is to “out” him as an abuser. I want to enjoy the social hour, but hate being around him, so what’s the best way to handle this? — Hate Keeping This Secret Dear Hate: I believe that the best way to react to this person is to show up and claim your own space in the social sphere – and completely ignore him.