Posted By: inicky46
Re: Not to mention, who GIVES a shit if Muir is, or is not, a narcissist?
Loooooser continually calls me a narcissist and I could not care less.
Righties hate Muir for embarrassing Trump with the truth. That's what this is about.
You are absolutely a Narcissist ICKY ODB.
From the article Things a Narcissist Hates
1. Being Held Accountable for Their Actions
If you ever call a narcissist out on something they did wrong, they won't appreciate the note. In most cases, they will try to turn it around on you. "They will use gaslighting and other tactics to convince you it's your fault," Zuckerman says. "They can't and won't look inward at their own limitations."
You do this all the time. Shall I go all Jabba On you?
2. When Someone Else Steals the Spotlight
One trait of a narcissist is their love of attention. Therefore, when it's taken away from them, they react. "Not being the center of attention and/or having to share it is something they hate," Zuckerman tells Parade. "This is why narcissists will routinely ruin or start arguments on special days that aren't uniquely theirs, or that they have nothing to do with, such as your graduation, your wedding day, or a celebration to highlight a job promotion you got."
98.389% of "your" time spent on here is about being in the spot light.
3. Not Having Access to Someone
If you have a close relationship with a narcissist, you've probably noticed that they get very angry when you're not accessible to them when they want you to be. "Whether it be physically, emotionally or cognitively, someone with NPD views others as objects that belong to them," Zuckerman reveals. "That's why they feel it's their right to have access to you and get upset when they don't."
It rubs you raw that "your" friends aren't "your" friends anymore. Again you have torched every major relationship you have ever had.
4. When You Don't Need Their Financial Support
Narcissists like it when their partner (or someone in their life) depends on them for money. So, if things suddenly change and that person gets a job or starts hanging out with someone else who buys them things, it really gets to them. "When you are financially independent, it angers someone who has NPD because money is a common control tactic," Zuckerman shares.
I can go on if you like?
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