narcissists

 No, most narcissists do not change, in fact, they just get worse with age, because narcissistic personality disorder is a deeply ingrained and pervasive pattern of behavior, and it's often resistant to change, and while some narcissists may be able to mimic empathy, or pretend to be interested in others, it's often just a facade, and beneath the surface, they're still driven by their own selfish desires, and their need for power, control, and admiration.

It's also important to remember that narcissists often use manipulation, and coercion, to get what they want, and they can be incredibly charming, and charismatic, when it suits their purposes, but beneath the charm, they're often ruthless, and exploitative, and they'll stop at nothing to achieve their own ends, and to feed their own ego.

As narcissists get older, they often become even more entrenched in their own narcissistic tendencies, and they may become even more isolated, and disconnected from others, as they become increasingly focused on their own needs, and desires, and they may also become more bitter, and resentful, as they realize that they're not as powerful, or as admired, as they once were.

It's also worth noting that narcissists often have a hard time forming, and maintaining, healthy relationships, because they're so focused on their own needs, and desires, and they often struggle with empathy, and intimacy, and they may be prone to infidelity, and other forms of betrayal, because they're so driven by their own selfish desires.