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>>/16408/
> LMAO you dumbasses replied to klim not me
You are Abnormaler, I would rather talk with Klim, and you act like a Klim.
>>/16409/
> I had never put anything up my ass.
Serious doubt, why would I believe a liar?
>>/16410/
> I'm not a narcissist though, I don't think everything should be and only be about me... and bad attitude?
That's exactly what a narcissist would say. Narcissists are like cars with a leaky gas tank. Their fuel is self-esteem. Narcissists are unable to regulate their self-esteem without ongoing external validation. This is why you keep coming to us for our approval. Other people are seen as either competitors or sources of fuel. External validation in the form of attention and praise is the fuel that powers their self-esteem.
It can be quite puzzling for the average person to understand why people with narcissistic personality disorder behave so badly. I am often asked to explain why narcissists idealize and devalue other people, why they brag about their successes and forget their failures, why they feel entitled to the best of everything, and why they seem to lack the ability to truly care about anyone but themselves. People want to know:
Are narcissists just evil manipulative people?
Are they mentally ill?
Do they know or care that they are hurting people who love them?
Narcissists cannot pat themselves on the back and say, “Good job!” and actually believe that they did a good job. They need to believe that people outside of themselves believe that they are doing a good job—and not just a good job, but the very best. This means that if narcissists want to feel good about themselves, they require regular doses of external validation from people whom they respect. They need to feel like winners. This means that they are highly competitive. For them to be a winner, you need to be a loser.
You have learned to stay focused on potential sources of new fuel—praise, chances to outdo someone else, proximity to high status people and things—and the things that deplete your self-esteem—criticism, being ignored, devalued, or discarded.
If you run out of fuel, you not only stop moving forward, but you start to sink into a pit of deep emotional mud. The deeper you sink, the worse you feel about yourself. At the very bottom you become immobilized by your shame and self-hatred. This makes you motivated to keep finding new sources of fuel.
Narcissists are hypersensitive and lack emotional empathy.
You are also on the lookout for fuel thieves. You are hyper-vigilant and ready to defend your self-esteem against anything that you know lessens your supply—competitors, anyone who ignores you, criticizes you, or disagrees with you. You not only do not care about their problems, but every time you devalue them you can feel a surge of new fuel enter you.
>>/16410/
> Don't ever use my art again. Fuck your style on faces.
Anything posted on an image board is up for grabs, can and will be changed or modified, you know this.