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She Always Takes the Credit

This isn’t just annoying or self-centered — it’s part of a larger pattern of manipulation and control. It’s strategic. Narcy wants the spotlight, even if she didn’t do the work. So she jumps in at the last minute, takes credit for the outcome, or retells the story in a way that centers around her.

Narcy stealing thhe credit

"Well, somebody had to make sure this floor got installed. Funny how things only get done when I’m involved."


What’s Happening Here

NarcyNarc beams with pride, smugly claiming, "Well, if it wasn’t for me, this flooring would have never gotten installed in a timely manner, but I hung in there!" You might be thinking — wait, what? Did she even help? Was she even there?

That’s the trick. Narcy is an expert at inserting herself after the fact, then re-telling the story in a way that paints her as the reason for the success. She wants the spotlight — whether or not she lit the stage.

This tactic isn’t harmless self-promotion — it’s a distortion of truth. And it’s strategic.

  • It creates the illusion that Narcy is helpful and needed
  • It steals validation from those who earned it
  • It fosters dependence — because who would succeed without her?

Over time, the people around her start second-guessing their own success. “Maybe she really did help more than I remember…” or “I guess I couldn’t have done it alone.”

This is classic narcissistic credit-hijacking. It isn’t about facts — it’s about narrative control.

Warning sign: If someone constantly shows up at the finish line, but never ran the race — and somehow ends up holding the trophy — you're dealing with a credit thief.

Narcy gaslighting the Boy friend

Narcy doesn’t just gaslight your emotions — she rewrites your timeline.

Key Takeaway

A narcissist can hijack success by swooping in at the finish line, rewriting the story in her favor, and stealing the spotlight—even when she didn’t contribute. It’s not just self-promotion—it’s a strategic distortion of reality that undermines the real doers and makes everyone doubt their own competence. You’re witnessing the art of narrative control, trophy snatching, and emotional gaslighting in one slick move
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