Echoism is known as the opposite of narcissism, but it can be just as damaging – this is what you need to know

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Echoism is known as the opposite of narcissism, but it can be just as damaging – this is what you need to know

By Ellen Scott

11 months ago

6 min read

Do you often find yourself in relationships with narcissists or notice that you’re constantly putting other people’s needs above your own? You might be an echoist. 


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