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In article <MPG.43505eec56981a4a98c2b3@news.eternal-september.org>,
AlleyCat  <katt@gmail.com> wrote:
> Psychopathy is generally characterized by a lack of empathy, 
>impulsivity, and manipulative behavior. 
>
>LOL... the ONLY one(s) he manipulates, is himself. 
>
>No one f*ing cares how much you have to pump yourself up to keep you 
>from throwing a rope over that low-hanging floor joist above that 
>low-to-the-ground head of yours. 
>
>https://i.imgur.com/1DQDMFI.png 
>
>===== 
>
>On Wed, 8 Oct 2025 07:55:44 -0700, Rudy Canoza says... 
>
>> > Rudy proves his superiority every day. 
>
>Sad. 
>
>Rudy has to tell himself that he's better than others. 
>
>Poor Rudy... the mostest dwarf with the lowest self-esteem. 
>
>Rudy's life, in a few images: 
>
>https://i.imgur.com/UQYFxv9.mp4
>https://i.imgur.com/kDtydh1.mp4 
>https://i.imgur.com/8oFC0nO.mp4
>https://i.imgur.com/YJWcRgU.mp4 
>https://i.imgur.com/8NYSrBW.mp4
>https://i.imgur.com/1DQDMFI.mp4 
>https://i.imgur.com/Gmoy8qq.mp4
>https://i.imgur.com/lZGPLz0.mp4 
>https://i.imgur.com/q6mbQSC.mp4 
>
>Narcissists often feel the need to constantly share their achievements 
>and qualities (only in his mind) with others BECAUSE OF THEIR DEEP-SEATED
>INSECURITIES and need for validation. 
>
>Here are some possible reasons: 
>
>INSECURITY and self-doubt: Despite their outward confidence, NARCISSISTS 
>OFTEN STRUGGLE WITH FEELINGS OF INADEQUACY AND SELF-DOUBT. By sharing 
>their accomplishments and qualities with others, they seek to reassure 
>themselves that they are indeed exceptional.
>
>Need for admiration: 
>Narcissists crave admiration AND ATTENTION FROM OTHERS to feed their 
>ego.
>
>By sharing their (made-in-their minds) achievements, they hope to elicit
>praise, 
>admiration, and envy from others.
>
>Fear of being overlooked:
>Narcissists often fear being ignored or overlooked, which can trigger
>feelings of 
>anxiety and insecurity. By constantly sharing their accomplishments, 
>they ensure that others are aware of their greatness and can't possibly 
>ignore them.
>
>Lack of empathy:
>Narcissists often struggle with empathy, which means they have difficulty
>understanding and relating to others' feelings and perspectives. As a result,
>they may not realize that others are not interested in hearing about their
>achievements or may even find their boasts annoying.
>
>Compensating for feelings of inadequacy: 
>Narcissists may use their boasts to compensate for feelings of 
>inadequacy or incompetence in certain areas of their lives. By 
>emphasizing their strengths, they distract from their weaknesses and 
>maintain a sense of control. Seeking to establish a sense of 
>superiority: By sharing their achievements and qualities, narcissists 
>aim to establish a sense of superiority over others. This helps them 
>feel more powerful, important, and in control. 
>
>It's essential to remember that narcissistic behavior is often a coping 
>mechanism for deeper emotional pain and insecurities. While it can be 
>frustrating to deal with narcissists, understanding the underlying 
>motivations behind their behavior can help you navigate interactions 
>with them more effectively. 
>
>[giggle]

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