Shameful Core of Covert Narcissist: Inferior Vulnerability Compensated

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  • @mackenziepotts7564
    @mackenziepotts7564 Рік тому +50

    I'm addicted to your videos I learn so much from them. I am truly grateful for the difference you make in education. ❤ Thank you for all you do it means a lot to the people helped so much by it.

  • @fionahawkes1758
    @fionahawkes1758 Рік тому +53

    You are the absolute best on explaining narcissism 👍 because of your knowledge I was able to get to the bottom of my exes weird & cruel behaviour... Much appreciation 😊

  • @JohnJenkins-q2c
    @JohnJenkins-q2c 11 днів тому +1

    Some of my earliest memories (after getting picked up from preschool) are of being in the back seat while my mom drove drunk and my older brother (autistic) throwing a tantrum. I didn’t yell or scream because I knew it wouldn’t help the situation. Even at that age I felt I had a reasonably to at least be not part of the problem. “These people can’t help themselves but I won’t make the situation worse.” Currently in a ACA program trying to heal.

  • @mexicanwootwoot
    @mexicanwootwoot 11 місяців тому +18

    I felt like a shell of who I used to be before I started dating her.. Now I’m free and feel like myself again after it’s over!

  • @mfalcon6297
    @mfalcon6297 Рік тому +15

    I am so glad you are talking about shame. Thank you Professor Vaknin!

  • @katface28
    @katface28 Рік тому +51

    I ... struggle. I discovered that I aligned with NPD last year... at that point, my brother had just passed from alcoholism. I have come to realize that he aligns with BPD. I regret that I did not know then what I know now.
    But in thinking about both he and I ... I agree with you, and I think, if Narcissism, Borderline and Hystrionic were like the RGB of a computer screen ... and the white is fully developed psychopaths, and the black is like a 0 value, or not registered at all... one could describe a candidate/client/subject by the 3 coordinates, and either FF to 00 in each category.
    It's not a spectrum, like there is with autism.
    It's more like a coordination because of the comorbidity. It isn't static; it shifts as stimulus shifts because it was formed in response to the environment, and it is still being informed by the environment.

    • @mars-bs5uf
      @mars-bs5uf 3 місяці тому

      are u a covert narcissist mommy? 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰

  • @ozol33
    @ozol33 Рік тому +33

    Shame is such a central and yet ignored element, there is really not much serious work on it on youtube. Please please please Sam, do more videos on how shame works and how to get out of its possession for the vulberable of us ❤

  • @kateriaknows
    @kateriaknows 7 місяців тому +1

    😮I have no words. I’m completely blown away😢

  • @staceys173
    @staceys173 Рік тому +19

    Thank you so much. This makes complete sense of what I experienced with my ex. It clarifies why certain things occurred in this relationship. It was very hurtful experience and yet I found my way to forgiveness toward him, yet I have no interest in experiencing him again.

  • @brookeerdman8338
    @brookeerdman8338 Рік тому +13

    thankyou for your comprehensive lectures on NPD. Explaining the pathways and causes and tendencies not only protects victims of abuse but also opens up to the possibilities of compassion to those suffering from the coping mechanisms of their childhood traumas. thankyou.

  • @SouLightness
    @SouLightness Рік тому +48

    In public he is open, cheerful, funny..in private he is discounting, demeaning, shy..ish, stonewalling...and switches f4om one to the next in a blink...

    • @Enslaver3
      @Enslaver3 5 місяців тому +5

      You just described me. F***.

    • @SouLightness
      @SouLightness 5 місяців тому +7

      @@Enslaver3 if youre able to self reflect though, keep observing. Some people are narcissists ( some of us at some stage) but not full blown NPD. There is hope for us all

  • @Liquid_sa
    @Liquid_sa 6 місяців тому +13

    You described a friend of mine so much that I thought you'd say his name.
    This video should be written with real gold ink.
    Thank you for your wisdom.

  • @Londonererer
    @Londonererer Рік тому +107

    My housemate plays the victim, lies, manipulates, pretents to be nice and sweet, is needy, takes and takes as if entitled to other peoples things, is desperate to be liked, has no shame and tells us stuff or acts in in ways anyone else would be embarrassed to do, storms off if one of us asks her to be considerate (eg noise) she can't handle feedback or an alternative opinion. She always has a hareem of victims that she constantly builds because eventually people get fed up and leave her. She needs to maintain a feed. She has a rage this spikes out, it's like it's hidden but ready to appear anytime. She won't make decisions and looks to others to do that for her. The few decisions she does make are odd or inappropriate. She copies others identity, words, clothes, it's creepy and annoying, she is a grown adult so too old to wear the same things like a group of teenagers might. Her words and descriptions are weird, she is so passive aggressive. She tries to convince us that random people are her friends when they are just a neighbour she got a free thing from, from an app. She is not pretty but goes for the hottest guts 10 years younger and gets jealous when they don't like her. She is unrealistic and seems to focus on looks rather than personality or connection. She is intensely jealous. I could go on.. I am escaping soon, ,moving out.. I wonder if she is a covert and overt mix.

    • @neomaredi5922
      @neomaredi5922 Рік тому +24

      Covert, definitely. I have a friend that is EXACTLY this. She's infuriating, unaccountable and always in the throes of some dilemma. Speaks in roundabout unspecific ways to deflect any action or consequence, serial monogamist (or claims to be) but is thrown to the wayside when people see her for what she is. Be strong and safe because the smear campaign is next level.

    • @skyepalmer5719
      @skyepalmer5719 Рік тому +14

      My flatmate is 55 and has most of these undesirable traits. I started recording our conversations so he couldn't lie about what I may or may not of said in conversations. Has no agency ,full of shame and takes no accountability

    • @wendythiel2059
      @wendythiel2059 Рік тому +10

      Like you spoke about your housemate...it seems like you are the real narcissist here.

    • @alx383d
      @alx383d 10 місяців тому +2

      “she has no shame” … how is she a narc then?

    • @LoreBuenosAires
      @LoreBuenosAires 9 місяців тому

      She has psychopathic traits, definitely and overt narcisist. Just read what you've written down 😏. That kind of behaviour is not compensatory, simply abusive

  • @TheTargetedScapegoat
    @TheTargetedScapegoat Рік тому +37

    My mother in law is a covert/vulnerable type, but her behavior has been so increasingly damaging and risky that had she not taken some extra insurance along the way to destroying us (her targeted scapegoat is my wife) when her first born daughter and third born only son “golden children” started to have personal problems that were increasingly difficult to project and deflect toward my wife and the collateral damage that our kids and myself had become, she would have been easily caught committing a few felonies and subjecting her to civil litigation. But the mental damage, which over a lifetime seems like the definition of intentional infliction of emotional distress to me, was so crippling that my wife could not manage the simplest tasks for years after the most overt actions taken against us. Of course since her father is also your basic overt narcissist, there was the impression that he was behind any of the obvious resulting effects of living in that family.
    The shame issue is bizarre with both of them and at certain points in time they both broke down and admitted everything we knew was true. Her father the overt would break down in tears on a daily basis by the afternoon’s work day to his daughter - my wife -until the next morning after being around his wife for a few hours put him back on track with ruining us financially and placing everything we had helped build into the hands of the proven incompetent first born daughter’s husband (for an attempted second time after a decade of learning he is quite possibly a sociopath willing to do anything for money, without actually doing anything traditionally known to create it - such as work or show up for work).
    As for the one who controlled all of this, her shame came out on Christmas Eve after being very sick for a couple of weeks. Sounds pretty standard.
    Since I was in an acute health crisis when they pulled our health insurance it just exemplified how such events can show the vulnerability, how temporary that is, and how conditioned my wife was to not get things in writing or guaranteed in some way …. Who does that with their own parents?

  • @deannemagruder4588
    @deannemagruder4588 Рік тому +6

    Thank you! Interesting and will stroll through your suggested literature.

  • @jaclynmarino3913
    @jaclynmarino3913 Рік тому +2

    Mind-blowing shifts in perspective. Thank you:)

  • @bambulion
    @bambulion Рік тому +55

    I had an incident of putting my Narc through a very shameful incident she has gone into hiding and hates me even more .....she caused it on herself though I just reacted to her disrespect....hoping this is the final straw

  • @michele4040
    @michele4040 6 місяців тому +2

    Thank you for your lectures, Professor Vaknin

  • @CynthiaSchoenbauer
    @CynthiaSchoenbauer Рік тому +8

    I chose the "compliant self" out of fear..I am in just 6 minutes worth, instead of the real self which was undermined and punished perfusely.

  • @christinagaffney9124
    @christinagaffney9124 Рік тому +34

    This realy is sad for the covert Narcissist .. My dad was one, and so was my last partner of 14 years. 😢.
    I understand everything now 😌.
    Because of this I will never judge anyone again. Through all my pain and heartache 💔 i still love them both because I know all of them personally.

    • @imaanhussain5198
      @imaanhussain5198 Рік тому +37

      I used to think like that until I realised they don’t deserve our love. It’s not ok to hurt people just because of their own inadequacies. Even if you break down they are are fine with seeing you down.
      I no longer give love to a person like that, just remain indifferent

    • @prometheusunbound3964
      @prometheusunbound3964 Рік тому

      @@imaanhussain5198no. You must at speak of us as helpless tragedies, or (as in my case) a misunderstood, idiosyncratic genius ;)

    • @ebcram
      @ebcram 4 місяці тому

      Thankyou for that.
      I've been coming to the realisation that this has been my condition and your comment was a glimmer of comfort in this agonising time. ❤

  • @coriadams2195
    @coriadams2195 Рік тому +2

    Thank you I have watched and rewatched I feel much better

  • @dilfuzakhaydarova2859
    @dilfuzakhaydarova2859 Рік тому +4

    Thank you so much Dear Professor ❤

  • @jane5821
    @jane5821 Рік тому +4

    That wine glass is very cool.

  • @Langolin1998
    @Langolin1998 Рік тому +36

    When your dating profile lists everything you’re NOT, Including a narcissist….then you’re obviously EVERYTHING on your list. Lol. That was my ex’s dating profile on a dating site after I left. I sure wish I’d seen a profile write up by him prior to getting with him. That would have been the only red flag I needed. Unfortunately, I had to find out the hard way and endure his covert narcissistic abuse for several years before realizing this was going to hell in a hand basket, and learn about this type of abuse after the damage was done. Horrible people

    • @cl9826
      @cl9826 Рік тому +12

      yes, whatever they say they aren't and wouldn't do, is exactly what they are and are already doing.

    • @Langolin1998
      @Langolin1998 10 місяців тому +3

      @@hannahlang4703 that’s funny. Yes, they list how they’re empathetic and all the categories you just expect people to have. Mine even discussed how he’s faithful and doesn’t want someone who cheats. Lol. They tell on themselves. If you have to say outright, the normal qualities you’d just expect the other person to have, then you’re simply covering up your own bad behaviors. They’re so crazy!

    • @neen9438
      @neen9438 9 місяців тому +2

      Diagnosed ex was on datingsites. He used every word he lacked and i told him.
      He was an empatic man caring looking for his dreamwife and have fun with.
      He had a new gf in a day. 😂😂😂
      Poor thing was used a showhorse. He got her engagement ring the same month and she showed it on his profile.
      Yea i saw it you so called charming man. It was bigger than mine and your scam had worked.
      😂

    • @Langolin1998
      @Langolin1998 9 місяців тому

      @@neen9438 ha! They’re literally nuts! I wanted to throw up, reading my exes profile because it was describing the polar opposite of what he was!! I wish I could have told him how nauseating it was, but I was no contact. He used words he didn’t know the meaning of…sympathetic, empathetic, doesn’t cheat and doesn’t want a partner that does, either. 🤥🤔. The kicker was, he actually said he didn’t want someone who was a narcissist. Lol! Well that’s what they’re getting when they get you, buddy. 😵‍💫

  • @JillianReeves
    @JillianReeves Рік тому +15

    Does this mean the treatment and perhaps the outcomes for Overt and Covert would be different? For example would cold therapy be effective for an Overt narcissist but too much for a covert narcissist? Or is a fact that covert and overt narcs often exsist in the same person depending on supply, mortification, etc? My observation of my covert ex was that I would often see him try to sort of "raise: his false self, make egotistical declarations, justify his awful behaviors but it seems to me that he even he never quite believed it. There was always a sadness and desperation behind his eyes. There seemed to be only a few moments in the 2 years I knew him that he was actually able to convince himself of the facade and seem genuinely confident.. usually after some external win. Even when he would occasionally yell "I am perfect", It seemed far more defiant and sad than confident.

    • @samvaknin
      @samvaknin  Рік тому +6

      All narcissists oscillate between types. Search my channel.

  • @SoSoRnB
    @SoSoRnB Рік тому +11

    Dear Sam, I admire your work for more than 10 years. You helped me to identify a lot of patterns in mine and others behavior. Definitely much better than psychologists I met with. However I am diagnosed with Histrionic personality disorder and I totally project other cluster B characteristics. I think Histrionics are definitely affected by shame, but since you didn't mention histrionics in this video and in general histrionics are kind of left out breed of cluser B, is it some different way that the shame is affecting and is projected by histrionics? Because I feel that shame and guilt also play a role in this disorder. It would be amazing if you could talk to histrionics little more but anyway thank you for your incredible work for all these years.

  • @rilloprasetyo2945
    @rilloprasetyo2945 Рік тому +7

    You look so Handsome as always..Mr Vaknin....)

  • @ninagustafsson179
    @ninagustafsson179 9 місяців тому

    Excellent, thank you!

  • @Ladieedemo
    @Ladieedemo Рік тому +5

    Your video is awesome, thank you so much.
    I'm curious, which one is harder to handle, overt narcissist or covert narcissist?

    • @samvaknin
      @samvaknin  Рік тому +17

      IMO, covert.

    • @heikeschwarz9028
      @heikeschwarz9028 10 місяців тому +3

      I agree with Prof. Vaknin, covert, becouse you cant choice for yourself, - you have to find out firsth and then decide again.

  • @taniabielak6087
    @taniabielak6087 Рік тому +20

    Dr. Vaknin, in earlier videos I think I recall you suggesting that people with narcissistic style oscillate between the covert narcissism, collapsed narcissism, and grandiose states. Here you seem to suggest that these are so distinct they should perhaps not even be considered the same diagnosis (apologies if this is a misunderstanding of your position). Can you please clarify? Thank you, as a therapist I’m learning much from your content.

    • @samvaknin
      @samvaknin  Рік тому +13

      I suggest that all cluster B differential diagnoses are spurious. There should be a single clinical entity with different emphases or overlays at different times. But the overlays and emphases should not be mistakenly conflated.

  • @prometheusunbound3964
    @prometheusunbound3964 Рік тому +6

    ‘Self-negation’ aptly describes it, they may behave in a way which is contrary to their normative ego, destroying their own defenses. It is a blunt forced and brutally wicked method of self destruction.

  • @helinatomeh9571
    @helinatomeh9571 Рік тому +3

    Thank you Dr.Vaknin.

  • @baldersn4474
    @baldersn4474 3 місяці тому +1

    Sam I been painfully and finally disgarded after 3 years. We had big row and she used it asxan excuse to finally dusgard me after 3 long push pull years...:-/ I went tound there she told me she had bo nes supply snd to leave her alone etc...All lies..I been trauma bonded , but getting over it now..

  • @mmiri110
    @mmiri110 Рік тому +1

    gets a like after a first sentence. ❤

  • @pcar7584
    @pcar7584 9 місяців тому +1

    I liked your longer hair.😊😮😅😂

  • @patriciajoseph3035
    @patriciajoseph3035 Рік тому +1

    Thank you for this video. Wow. Powerful info.

  • @eddier155
    @eddier155 11 місяців тому +4

    I keep expecting to see my ex commenting on one of these videos. She displays all the qualities described in them, but swears I have NPD. In retrospect it was a genius move because our focus was always on my issues, never having time or energy to discuss hers. It's shameful because I truly love her and would've done anything to be able to work thru them together. But she had to "win" at all cost even if it meant we both lost, fulfilling her prediction that I'd abandon her. Still breaks my heart years later.

    • @SlickRick-ne8qw
      @SlickRick-ne8qw 9 місяців тому +2

      She abandoned me oct 23 after 5 years together she came to California to be with me
      She died 3 months later from pain medication overdose
      My heart so twisted conflicted confused under the belief I blame myself

  • @deannemagruder4588
    @deannemagruder4588 Рік тому +5

    I'm still with you! 😉😄

  • @shalaemayville9863
    @shalaemayville9863 Рік тому +13

    My ex is covert. Hes also an alcoholic and porn addict. Hes been drinking a 12 pack of old Milwaukie nightly for 43 years. I now understand his addictions are from the immense shame he has within.
    It makes me so sad for him. Towards the end of our second chamce together i told him he waa a drunk loser. I feel so sad for him. Is there any help for him to deal with his shame.
    Also, why do people with such deep shame, continue to do shameful things? Would'nt they want to get out of that cycle?
    I would have done anything to help him. He always pushed me away.

  • @shubhrakhare
    @shubhrakhare Рік тому +4

    Thanks for this video Prof Vaknin. I have a question- do these 2 categories of narcissism exist as separate from each other or can there be a continuum? Also, is there a possibility that a covert narcissist can show typical signs in close interpersonal relationships but acts grandiose infront of a imagined/real audience?

  • @alicemungia1642
    @alicemungia1642 Рік тому +10

    I was angry with my boyfriend, whom I believe is a narcissist, I inadvertently shamed him while making fun of him to an acquaintance of his. His friend informed him. My boyfriend called me. His voice was trembling, and he threatened to attack me. I broke up with him.
    Sometimes we end up in the same club and two years since the breakup the ex boyfriend looks at me like he wants to kill me.

  • @carolinemorrissey4602
    @carolinemorrissey4602 Рік тому +1

    I know completely off topic. Sam would you do a clip on two borderlines in relationship , i am still emerging/ healing from the abyss of it , complete utter carnage😩 kind regards

  • @KittyKat3-_-33
    @KittyKat3-_-33 Рік тому +1

    This is insightful, truthfully I am left wondering one thing. What about the baby seals?

  • @robofpv6241
    @robofpv6241 11 місяців тому +4

    Which is more dangerous in relationship?
    The grandiose overt narcissist or vulnerable narcissist?

    • @samvaknin
      @samvaknin  11 місяців тому +26

      Vulnerable. You don’t see them coming.

  • @olga-g8q8y
    @olga-g8q8y Рік тому +4

    Is it possible to get rid of this persistent sense of shame, of “inner realization that something is wrong with you” ? Or it is a dead-end road?

    • @DrJohnsun
      @DrJohnsun 11 місяців тому +5

      Maybe it is if you dive into and feel it out with out trying to run away from it

  • @StellarHeron
    @StellarHeron Рік тому +2

    Thank you for your astute insight

  • @productioninquiry8937
    @productioninquiry8937 Рік тому +10

    Dr. Professor Vaknin, can the narcissist's partner reparent the narcissist through empathic mirroring and reality testing in an effort to help ameliorate the narcissist's more disruptive and unsatisfactory behaviors?

    • @samvaknin
      @samvaknin  Рік тому +24

      Not really.

    • @a.r.8954
      @a.r.8954 Рік тому

      Have tried, can confirm it doesn't work lol. Dr Vaknin has some great videos on how even the most perfect 'mother' archetypal roleplay with a narcissist (intentional or unintentional) eventually leads to resentment and abuse. In my experience, the more unconditionally you love them, the more they start to mistrust you because they don't fundamentally believe such a thing is possible or real---so you must be a fraud, a manipulator, a bad person. They will then devalue and discard you. What they 'need' from you at the beginning (unconditional love and acceptance) is precisely what they later come to doubt. And once that doubt sets it, you're fucked lol.

  • @MariaPlougmannAndersen
    @MariaPlougmannAndersen Рік тому +1

    If a person hurts other people, by lying cheating and discarding. and then admit to that person, that they feel guilt and shame, tell them sorry and that they take all the blame. And then go “no contact”. The person has a lifetime addiction to different drugs and sex, risk taking behaviour, prison and other symptoms of antisocial behaviour.
    Why would he admit to shame and guilt and not just find a reason to blame the “victim” ore others - I don’t understand?

  • @moruthecookiemoster9267
    @moruthecookiemoster9267 5 днів тому

    One question: How exactly does the DSM-5 implicitly capture vulnerable narcissism?

  • @20blue35
    @20blue35 Рік тому +1

    Sam please i want your answer. Is covert narcissist could be a malignant narcissist?

  • @ignatiusl.7478
    @ignatiusl.7478 Місяць тому

    My wife of 22 years. As you can guess, she disguarded me.

  • @MagpieMay66
    @MagpieMay66 Рік тому +1

    I do believe I have fully viewed your video collective and still I struggle to fully understand Shame; this has served to help me understand a full definition- best illustrated by the covert with out a doubt
    Me: possible borderline spectrum; cptsd

  • @nick.caffrey
    @nick.caffrey Рік тому +12

    What happened to your video "Why Trusting Banks is a Really Bad Idea"? It seems to be gone.

  • @shweta703
    @shweta703 Рік тому +2

    Prof. Vaknin thank you so much for sharing this brilliant analysis. I am addicted to your videos. I have a question, do covert and overt narcissists both live in their fantasy world and both of them have false self? or covert narcissism is more like BPD without fantasy world and false self ?

  • @angelicacroitoru4946
    @angelicacroitoru4946 7 місяців тому +3

    Sam , if narcissism can't be cured then why all this study, all this analisis?

  • @prometheusunbound3964
    @prometheusunbound3964 Рік тому

    Professor Vaknin, do you have any videos talking about issues with the diagnostic criteria?

  • @Bill-Sama-Gates-Laden
    @Bill-Sama-Gates-Laden Рік тому +4

    how do i cure myself of covert vulnerable narcissism?

    • @samvaknin
      @samvaknin  Рік тому +8

      You don't.

    • @DrJohnsun
      @DrJohnsun 11 місяців тому +19

      Go deep into the shame and feel it out. The only reason no one is getting better is cos they won’t go fearlessly into the shame and feel it out with out resistance . Severe emotional constipation .
      Sam will say you don’t cos he is a narcissist who loves people being in pain . There is always hope

    • @audreyandrea460
      @audreyandrea460 5 місяців тому

      You manage it, you don’t cure it. It depends how old you are. If you’re young, you begin by living alone and secluding yourself as much as possible so as not to hurt others. That means that you need to stop socializing and dating. For the rest of your life. But, if you’re an older cover narc, that means that you have reached this secluded state through failure. No one wants you around. So embrace it. It’s your life. If you do go out into the world again, just know that you will continue to repel people who sense your desperation, or you will hurt them somehow. I would suggest getting a therapist and seeing them weekly to help keep you from going into a state of psychosis.

    • @audreyandrea460
      @audreyandrea460 5 місяців тому +4

      Oh and pray for help, healing and deliverance! I believe in miracles. I believe that there were several narcissists who healed and become saints through God’s grace. It isn’t easy to accept, but God has a plan for each of us, even those of us with personality disorders.

  • @ahmedhuber-k1p
    @ahmedhuber-k1p Рік тому +2

    covert narcisme are the only real narcisme

  • @dawn6232
    @dawn6232 Рік тому

    I know you’ve spoken about covert, overt, and I think collapses narcissist can be stages in the same person, but can you speak to what I think is a covert passive aggressive narcissist who presents himself as an overt in respect to posture. This narc is self deprecating and very passive aggressive and yet he can come off as an overt.

    • @franco2b145
      @franco2b145 6 місяців тому

      Have you not heard a word he said? Go back and listen again.

  • @yoganature3598
    @yoganature3598 Рік тому +1

    Sobering Tone 😌

  • @ddtafricangirl2583
    @ddtafricangirl2583 Рік тому +4

    Why Professor of Finance now?

    • @samvaknin
      @samvaknin  Рік тому +21

      I left the field of psychology except for uploading videos. I still provide counselling, though.

    • @ddtafricangirl2583
      @ddtafricangirl2583 Рік тому +10

      @@samvaknin I'm sorry to hear that. I think the information in your videos is brilliant.

  • @RachelAnn27
    @RachelAnn27 Рік тому +1

    So, if someone cries at sad movies, even if they aren’t aware others will see them… are they still a narcissist?
    So, narcissists don’t have something like an authentic, original, individuated self or the capacity to heal, but they do have real emotions and feelings that would seem like empathy, or just they are placing themselves into the characters in the movie? 🤔

    • @samvaknin
      @samvaknin  Рік тому +13

      Narcissists have no access to positive emotions and have only cold empathy. Their tears are self-pity. Great topic for a video.

    • @ozlemsahin1719
      @ozlemsahin1719 Місяць тому

      👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

  • @MaxSweet1
    @MaxSweet1 Рік тому +3

    Bro they're looking at & crashing tube

  • @alexhaley4165
    @alexhaley4165 Рік тому

    Off-topic for your video but I know someone selling their house 20 miles outside of Budapest it's a beautiful property with a large yard, let me know if you are interested! It is in the town of Dorog

  • @Patriot1459J
    @Patriot1459J Рік тому

    Do they actually EVER feel Shame??? I think No

    • @jeorgj9491
      @jeorgj9491 3 місяці тому

      They do this because they feel shame