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Kathy Krajco

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Kathy Krajco


Born
in Richland Center, WI, The United States
April 12, 1952

Died
May 09, 2008


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What Makes Narcissists Tick...

3.95 avg rating — 21 ratings — published 2007
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“Every narcissist I have known does this. Always mysterious. Never a straight answer. Always handing you some meaningless vagary (or one that could mean many different things) as if it says something significant.”
Kathy Krajco, What Makes Narcissists Tick: Understanding Narcissistic Personality Disorder

“A false image is, of course, a work of art, an idol. And a lie. A narcissist identifies with this image, not his true inner self. So, all he cares about is his image, not what kind of person he really is. Indeed, the latter has no real existence in his world.

In identifying with his image, he's identifying with an ephemeral figment that has but virtual reality, a purely immanent existence as a reflection in the attention shone on him by others. No attention, no image. No image, no self!”
Kathy Krajco, What Makes Narcissists Tick: Understanding Narcissistic Personality Disorder

“In a very real way, attention is a drug. Like dope, attention makes people feel good by delivering a ‘’hit’’ of certain neurotransmitters (chemicals that transmit, or block the transmission of electrochemical currents) in the brain. Like anything that does this (viz., sex, risk-taking, power), in excessive amounts it’s addictive. And, simply because it works, nothing is as addictive as a pain killer. Hence Narcissus is well-named from the Greek word for narcosis.

Attention is his pain killer.”
Kathy Krajco, What Makes Narcissists Tick: Understanding Narcissistic Personality Disorder