मंगलवार, 24 फ़रवरी 2026

Why The Infj’S ‘No Contact’ Tactic Is Unbearable For Narcissists

Why The Infj’S ‘No Contact’ Tactic Is Unbearable For Narcissists explores key ideas related to psychology, presented clearly and practically.



the INFJ is notorious for their ability to

go from being empathetic and caring to then

resorting to going no-contact with those who bring

toxicity into their balanced equilibrium. But,

how does it feel to be on the receiving end

of this no-contact order? More specifically,

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For the sympathetic INFJ, going full no-contact

takes a serious amount of will-power. Often

going against everything they believe in, their

intuition is usually the driving force triggering

until they finally pull the plug. However,

before they really truly let go. As a result

of this back-and-forth, push-and-pull struggle

INFJs can have when breaking things off with a

narcissist, it’s difficult for the narcissist

to really take it seriously when the INFJ has

reached their breaking point. Instead of being

thrown into a panic of finding a replacement or

realizing that they’ve lost the leverage they

once had on the INFJ, the narcissist will

this is the fiery energy most narcissists thrive

on when it comes to romantic relationships,

and most often, it’s not their first go-around

at the on-again/off-again approach. And so,

they take the INFJ’s no-contact as a challenge

INFJ’s energy by cutting off ties, deleting

numbers, and blocking social media accounts,

tactic works. Other times, they’re left waiting

until they realize they’re not coming back.

There’s truly nothing someone with narcissistic

personality disorder fears more than being

rejected and left alone. Serving as the source

to their needed undivided attention of others,

narcissists are constantly on the lookout for

someone who can provide the antidote to those

buried fears. This is where the INFJ serves their

purpose in a narcissist’s life. Being naturally

nurturing and interested in others, especially

those who wear their struggles on their sleeves,

the INFJ comes with all the prerequisites

fulfill all the narcissist’s desires. Once

the narcissist’s original feelings of lack

outside perspective. With the right amount of

attention, narcissists can actually thrive in

all areas of life. However, in reality, that

inner doubt never dissipates. And once the

INFJ has reached the point of needing to flee

this toxic connection, this fear of rejection

becomes all the more intense. Ironically,

the very fears that triggered such toxicity

within the connection are manifested, and the

narcissist is left to manage them on their own.

narcissists must have in their lives to feel

stable, it’s the continuous supply of validation

and attention from their external worlds. More

specifically, the narcissist prefers to be praised

by one specific source whom they know they can

fall back on in times of feeling depleted

of their ego-boosting fuel. Lucky for them,

and unfortunate for the INFJ, if the narcissist

is able to love-bomb this empathetic type into

a love situation, they’ll feel a sense of

validation that they’ve never experienced

elsewhere. The INFJ will take it upon themselves

to not only be available to them whenever needed,

but they will do whatever it takes to avoid

pointing out their flaws. In fact, due to their

avoidance of conflict, some INFJs find it easier

to sympathize their way through bad behavior in

order to not hold the narcissist accountable for

their actions. Once this sense of security is

pulled away through a no-contact approach, it’s

one of the first things a narcissist realizes.

Number 4: Narcissists completely lose leverage

Speaking of the natural security and stability

an INFJ has the power to bring to someone with

they’re in control. However, little do they

know that the narcissist is actually the one

using the mind-controlling tactics. Tactics

that are so clever, they seem nonexistent and

unapparent at the moment. With this sense of

control and the INFJ’s unknowing compliance,

the INFJ while convincing this empathetic

their compassionate extroverted feeling function,

narcissists can easily manipulate the INFJ to stay

in the position of providing their much-needed

supply of dopamine and reassurance. However,

once the INFJ begins to realize just how much

their gifts are being taken advantage of, it’s not

long before they know they have to door-slam the

connection. This instantaneous loss of leverage

not only sends a narcissist into desperation, but

it actually triggers a grievance. Not of the INFJ,

but rather of the power they had over such a kind

individual. Which brings us to our next point..

With the need for domination and power, most

narcissists can be met with a sense of denial

when feelings of self-submission are experienced.

With that being said, it’s one thing for them to

feel dominated by an authoritative figure, boss

or parental role.. But it’s a whole nother story

when they are feeling dominated by someone

who themselves used to dominate. In fact,

with such a passive and calm demeanor, most

narcissists could never imagine being dominated

by their INFJ spouse or friend because they

always stay right where they want them. However,

the tables turn once the INFJ reaches their

threshold for BS. With a new-found perspective,

INFJs take on an entirely different demeanor,

leaving their complacency behind as they take

they soon realize that the INFJ was holding

back a lot of their potential when it came to

self-worth and boundary-setting. Intimidating

and emotionless, the INFJ becomes a different

person when their kindness has been taken

first-hand when they experience the unbearable

intimidation that comes with the famous door slam.

Once a narcissist’s main supply of an INFJ’s

they can feel an extreme sense of panic to

find a replacement. Like an addict who is

without their drug of choice, this sense of

panic can feel unbearable, especially if they

feel like they’re starting from square one. For

the narcissist, switching between attempting to

get the INFJ back to where they had them, and

trying to essentially find and train someone

new for the role, finding the attention to ease

their deprivation can feel like a full-time job,

Luckily, for most narcissists, they come prepared

with a back up plan that they subconsciously use

as a survival mechanism to stay afloat, and

this comes in the form of family. While in a

panic to find a lucky candidate to replace

their main source, a narcissist will fill

that means putting on a show of self-pity.

worthy contender. Notorious for their use

of love-bombing, narcissists have a way of

convincing their potential partners that it’s

a match made in heaven very early on in the

connection. Unfortunately for the INFJ type, who

can hold quite the fairytale-esque view on love,

this love-bombing can completely blind-side them

to the potential red-flags their intuition picks

up along the way. Especially when the INFJ

is still in their naive years when it comes

to learning their cognitive functions and

self-worth, being showered with compliments,

attention and interest can persuade their

judgment while training them to ultimately

love-bombing stage dwindles down once the

connection solidifies, narcissists switch

their approach to self-victimization by tugging

on the INFJ’s low-hanging heart-strings. Yet,

even for the most naive INFJ, this falsely-lead

love connection can only go so far. And once they

disconnect mentally and emotionally, these tactics

become entirely ineffective. So ineffective that

narcissist with unbearable powerlessness.

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