“What am I supposed to do?
I don't know
so I say the words I would want to hear.
'Go, if you have to.”
― One
I don't know
so I say the words I would want to hear.
'Go, if you have to.”
― One
“Narcissists do show a lack of concern for others, but they are equally insensitive to their own true needs. Often their behavior is self-destructive. Moreover, when we speak of narcissists’ “self” love, we need to make a distinction. Narcissism denotes an investment in one’s image as opposed to one’s self. Narcissists love their image, not their real self. They have a poor sense of self; they are not self-directed. Instead, their activities are directed toward the enhancement of their image, often at the expense of the self.”
― Narcissism: Denial of the True Self
― Narcissism: Denial of the True Self
“Narcissists can be identified by their lack of humanness. They don’t feel the tragedy of a world threatened by a nuclear holocaust, nor do they feel the tragedy of a life spent trying to prove their worth to an uncaring world. When the narcissistic façade of superiority and specialness breaks down, allowing the sense of loss and sadness to become conscious, it is often too late. One”
― Narcissism: Denial of the True Self
― Narcissism: Denial of the True Self
“One of the ways in which our culture fosters the narcissistic personality is by its exaggerated emphasis upon the importance of winning. There is a popular slogan that says winning is the only thing that counts. Such an attitude minimizes human values and subordinates the feelings of others to this one overriding goal to win, to be on top, to be number one. But”
― Narcissism: Denial of the True Self
― Narcissism: Denial of the True Self
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