He thus tends to despise them, to hold them in contempt and to regard them as lowly and subservient beings. The narcissist feels that his time is invaluable, his mission of cosmic importance, his contributions priceless. He, therefore, demands total obedience and catering to his ever-changing needs. Any demands on his time and resources is deemed to be both humiliating and wasteful. He displaces his rage and its roots.
Many narcissists are paranoids.
This means that they are afraid of people and of what people might do to them. The narcissist's very life depends on others providing him with narcissistic supply. He becomes suicidal if they stop doing so. He sadistically manipulates others to his needs. He derives pleasure from the utter subjugation of his human environment.