From: AlleyCat <katt@gmail.com>
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Subject: Why Is Jon Ball, The Psychotic Liar, So Damn Interested In Homosexual Sex Acts?
Date: Tue, 17 Jun 2025 19:09:38 -0500
Organization: AlleyCat Computing, Inc.
On Tue, 17 Jun 2025 15:44:27 -0700, Jo Ball says...
> *fat* cocksucker
Seems that's all you're interested in, Jon.
Why IS that?
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Gay Narcissistic Personality Disorder And Gay Jon Ball
Gay Narcissistic personality disorder is a condition often erroneously
mistaken for overconfidence or conceitedness.
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Sufferers will often monopolize conversations, BELITTLE OTHERS, freely express
their sense of SUPERIORITY and ENTITLEMENT and BECOME DEPRESSED, ANGRY and
ABUSIVE in the face of perceived criticism which raises feelings of insecurity
and shame.
There is a theory that gay men, like Rudy, may be particularly susceptible to
narcissistic personality disorder(BINGO!), as a result of subconscious
feelings of intense inadequacy, for which narcissism is an over-compensation.
Counseling for gay men can offer the opportunity to discuss and resolve these
issues. Unresolved, the symptoms of narcissistic personality disorder can have
serious consequences, in terms of failure to form meaningful relationships,
build friendships, develop careers and...
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Common indicators
Criteria for diagnosing narcissistic personality disorder are generally
considered to be an exaggerated sense of self-importance, feeling superior and
expecting to be considered superior by others, exaggerating achievements,
fantasizing about spectacular successes, demanding constant admiration and
compliance, taking advantage of others while struggling to recognize their
needs and feelings, believing they are envied by others and generally behaving
arrogantly. Psychotherapy and counseling for gay men, like Rudy, can help open
the process of exploring issues that underlie these responses.
When to seek help
Often people experiencing narcissistic personality disorder put off seeking
clinical intervention. Their erroneous self-perception as powerful and perfect
isolates them from others including medical professionals, and they generally
only seek treatment when they experience associated symptoms of depression, as
a result of perceived slights or rejections with which they struggle to cope.
Early medical intervention
If you recognize personality traits that are common to narcissistic
personality disorder, or you're experiencing depression, anxiety or a
disabling sadness, you should consider contacting your own doctor to discuss
these feelings and related concerns, or contacting an experienced counselor or
psychiatrist in London who may be able to offer insight, perspective and the
counseling that allows you to confront this life-limiting condition. Getting
appropriate treatment could make your life more rewarding and enjoyable.