Giving chase as a narcissistic response to rejection This is one of the typical narcissistic responses to rejection.
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Everyone thinks that Trump is a narcissistic moron, so the joke is... Trump is actually a narcissistic moron!
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I think I want to root for terrible, narcissistic women to take up as much space as terrible, narcissistic men.
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Today, more people are exhibiting narcissistic behaviors even if they don't have narcissistic personality disorder, and increased social-media use likely plays a role.
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And whether or not they are more narcissistic than other generations, the findings suggest that, at the very least, young adults are not universally narcissistic.
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Narcissistic in-laws like to play favoritesIt can sometimes take grandchildren to be in the picture for the narcissistic in-laws to show their true colors.
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In their analysis of hundreds of pre- and postwar paintings, they found that narcissistic artists' work sold for as much as 25% more than that by their less narcissistic peers.
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Studies of narcissistic tendencies showed a steep increase between 1982 and 2006, the authors report; 30% more Americans displayed narcissistic characteristics at the end of the period than at the beginning.
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" Detractors invoke labels like "narcissistic demagogue" and "fake prophet.
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" Stewart went on, calling Trump "an unrepentant, narcissistic asshole.
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Thomas said she often sees that the narcissistic parent will infantilize the needy sibling to stop them from being independent, as it enables them to keep getting their narcissistic supply of adoration.
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Some have accused him of suffering from narcissistic personality disorder.
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It's the baby boomer, narcissistic, he wants to feel loved.
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Are you so narcissistic that a PARODY is your priority?
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Narcissistic personality disorder is not a strategy; it's a condition.
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Everything is overblown in his mind, and he's ridiculously narcissistic.
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It's narcissistic to think that we're the only people here.
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You could love all of his policies ... Narcissistic personality disorder.
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Trump's narcissistic quest to "Make America Great Again" has only
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America is being terrorized by a narcissistic, incompetent psychopath and .
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Do you believe that inequality is making people more narcissistic?
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These games mean certain patterns show up in narcissistic families.
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Much more likely, Trump is just mentally unstable and narcissistic.
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Is his case a classic one of narcissistic personality disorder?
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This is often (always?) a sign of a narcissistic personality.
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Your ex says you're a narcissistic asshole incapable of feeling?
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They also raised a narcissistic loner who lacked basic decency.
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"They're taking an extremely narcissistic view of Google," he added.
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Displaying them in your house or office may seem narcissistic.
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The narcissistic inkling of relatability had hooked in my mind.
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LAHTI This is the least narcissistic person on the planet.
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The narcissistic crime lord is also known as Black Mask.
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She strays from the narcissistic triumph of a typical striker.
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Narcissistic men and women have different ways of choosing friends.
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Their remaining in the race is both selfish and narcissistic.
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He also demonstrates characteristics of narcissistic personality disorder, experts say.
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His narcissistic impulsiveness takes a wrecking ball to his agenda.
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This was desecration of patriotic sacrifice through advanced narcissistic disorder.
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They also seem too in step with our narcissistic times.
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These attacks of narcissistic rage can be brutal and destructive.
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"Remarkably narcissistic," the developmental psychologist Howard Gardner told Vanity Fair magazine.
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In Ocean's 8, Hathaway's character is vain, self-indulgent, and narcissistic.
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He's vain, cruelly narcissistic, and somehow, in control of our lives.
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We found that focusing on self-development can make people narcissistic.
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He is incredibly self-centered and narcissistic (and clearly an alcoholic).
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She's brashly self-confident, charmingly narcissistic, and also, notably, unabashedly Jewish.
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Thus highly successful people often display narcissistic or even psychopathic behaviour.
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I became so narcissistic and that's not naturally who I am.
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Buck responds with an over-sized God complex and narcissistic humor.
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This article was originally published on BarBend.com. Self-obsessed. Insecure. Narcissistic.
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"I have a lot of narcissistic wounds," he told The Observer.
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"Entitled, lazy, narcissistic and addicted to social media," according to CNBC.
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Unfortunately, very self-oriented or narcissistic people are bad at this.
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This was not a narcissistic personality, nor a self-indulgent one.
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This coupled with his narcissistic tendencies makes for a dangerous mix.
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What's a goatish, narcissistic, jealous, sentimental, weak-willed novelist to do?
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People don't change their personalities and narcissistic tendencies all that easily.
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A blabbermouth who's as thin-skinned and narcissistic as you are.
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Commute is by no means a narcissistic or self-involved work.
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"We were taught that women were self-absorbed, narcissistic," she said.
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Social media plays a role in the rise of narcissismMore people today are exhibiting narcissistic behaviors, even if they don't have narcissistic personality disorder, according to psychologist Gregory Kushnick, and social media may be to blame.
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My father was a card-carrying narcissistic sociopath, and one of my fondest childhood memories is pulling the lever in the voting booth after he'd selected the narcissistic sociopathic candidate and then flicked me in the eyeball.
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And you know, with the critical questions-- (CROSSTALK) HANNITY: Arrogance and narcissistic.
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This is a bad, narcissistic, destructive solipsist and the pardon was outrageous.
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Then, we're told that we're narcissistic for caring about how we look.
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True narcissistic personality disorder, or NPD, affects about 1% of the population.
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During the campaign Mr Trump was narcissistic, thin-skinned and ill-disciplined.
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But at some point a different sound entered all the narcissistic chatter.
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They just think we're self-obsessed, tech-obsessed, and it's all narcissistic.
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It's a duckface selfie photo that a narcissistic millennial posts on Instagram.
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The less narcissistic you are, the better you are at finding friends.
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They're each deeply narcissistic gestures that put the individual front and center.
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He's needy and narcissistic, but also impassioned; simultaneously self-righteous and insecure.
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Democrats characterize Trump as a narcissistic, dangerously erratic, pathological liar and demagogue.
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This suggests that he is little more than a narcissistic con man.
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Trump has a narcissistic personality, and thus is always looking for validation.
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One might dismiss this style as narcissistic, but I read it oppositely.
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Donald Trump is a narcissistic, habitual fraud and liar, plain and simple.
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For that reason, social media can breed narcissistic tendencies, according to Kushnick.
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"Narcissistic in-laws are incredibly cruel," trauma therapist Shannon Thomas told Insider.
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Some become "flying monkeys" and aid the narcissistic parent in their manipulations.
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It's that entertainment factor that is very much present for narcissistic parents.
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The event's host, Larry Wilmore, called it the "most narcissistic room ever."
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"It was so like, bizarrely narcissistic, but kind of beautiful," she said.
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His narcissistic greed and power grabs have caused havoc in the world.
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Anders Breivik, the Norwegian terrorist, was diagnosed with a narcissistic personality disorder.
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When we do, he argues, we become solipsistic, narcissistic and self-focused.
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That was also true of individuals with narcissistic traits in the study.
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Opinion Columnist Donald Trump is impulse-driven, ignorant, narcissistic and intellectually dishonest.
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Don't the people have the right to choose an exceedingly narcissistic leader?
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Just like a crass, vulgar, self-centered, narcissistic — I mean, my God.
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It made us more narcissistic — here's more of me doing cool stuff!
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Northam called Trump a "narcissistic maniac" in a campaign ad in May.
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The most narcissistic traits — defensiveness, authoritativeness, and stubbornness — were ranked at 5.
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Those rollercoaster narcissistic relationships and friendships consumed all my time and energy.
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We were growing up in a world of people being more narcissistic.
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The results, welcome news for the selfie generation, are in line with those of a 2013 study that found narcissistic people are more likely to consider themselves creative and do creative things than their non-narcissistic counterparts (duh).
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But behind closed doors, she was a toxic boss who exhibited narcissistic behavior.
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I realize now what a scared and narcissistic theology I'd come up with.
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Louisiana Governor Bobby Jindal called Trump "an unserious, unstable, narcissistic egomaniac" last September.
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But a movement founded upon narcissistic wrath cannot lead to a better future.
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Is social media making the people who use it angrier and more narcissistic?
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As Joe, Oxenbould is a great foil for his narcissistic, self-absorbed parents.
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Equal parts self-conscious, confident and narcissistic, the perfect metaphor for Veronica herself.
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Admittedly, "my balding head is the distressed globe" is a very narcissistic metaphor.
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Other-oriented perfectionism is linked with antisocial and narcissistic tendencies, the research suggests.
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But Eleanor herself is a hoot: nakedly greedy, endlessly narcissistic, and completely unashamed.
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Kanye lives a privileged life, therefore, Trumpism benefits his materialistic and narcissistic world.
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"It's my view that Trump has a narcissistic personality disorder," Zinner said later.
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"One grandchild would text the narcissistic grandparent but she wouldn't reply," Thomas said.
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"This is the most narcissistic game ever," Perry said at the time. Yep.
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Famously narcissistic criminal bosses don't only make themselves vulnerable on their own birthdays.
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They are narcissistic serial killers who are manipulating you with their every move.
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Heretofore, we humans have always been inherently narcissistic in our embrace of progress.
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I don't think we should demonize an entire generation as reliant and narcissistic.
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" Cooper: "There's a difference between being narcissistic and then actually having a disorder.
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If you have a diva or a narcissistic star, the atmosphere turns viral.
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"This guy clearly was grandiose, delusional and had narcissistic-personality disorder," she said.
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Some say Generations Y and Z are altruistic and some say they're narcissistic.
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They become adept at echoing the needs and feelings of more narcissistic people.
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"But for the narcissistic person even more so," says Edelstein, the Michigan psychologist.
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So while it would be unethical for a psychiatrist to say that President Trump has narcissistic personality disorder, he or she could discuss common narcissistic character traits, like grandiosity and intolerance of criticism, and how they might explain Mr. Trump's behavior.
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Well, it is nice, they are ambitious — someone called it narcissistic, but not me.
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Mr Trump is incurious and profoundly narcissistic, which means he is also thin-skinned.
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On February 25th Mr Noor blamed the "irresponsible" and "narcissistic" government for the attacks.
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Louis-Dreyfus, of course, plays the hilariously narcissistic and incompetent office-holder Selina Meyer.
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It takes abnormal amounts of narcissistic hubris, which most thoughtful people just don't have.
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Most people assume social media is making us more narcissistic, more compulsive, and lonelier.
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That it's possible to be proud of your group but not narcissistic about it.
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Besides golf, it seems Trump's whole existence is devoted to furthering his narcissistic ambitions.
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Everyone in this business, you know this is true -- is overpaid, lazy, and narcissistic.
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And I hate when people are narcissistic, or 'look at me!' dickheads, you know?
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Lyons was narcissistic in exactly the right amount and in precisely the right way.
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I was the only one who kept the statue, that's how narcissistic I am.
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A lot of people say that with time I will realize he was narcissistic.
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The characters on Girls were narcissistic and rude, but that was also the point.
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Mr. Peale's creed, "believe in yourself," is a recipe for narcissistic and egotistic behavior.
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But on Election Day, I still voted narcissistic sociopath up and down the ballot.
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Then again, there is an even larger body of literature about the narcissistic parent.
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It's all a series of narcissistic displays and discussions about our own emotional states.
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His narcissistic bid for the presidency is more about making himself great than America.
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Some people are narcissistic online and offline, just as there are others who aren't.
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Men have historically been photographed and pictured, so the practice isn't viewed as narcissistic.
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He is world-class narcissistic not just for our day but for the ages.
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As the narcissistic Peter, Mr. Woodell seems more like an annoyance than a threat.
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"Maybe the whole generation isn't more narcissistic, there's just variability between folks," he said.
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I've heard two main criticisms of astrology: that it's fake and that it's narcissistic.
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All of the feuds and fictions are connected, Conway says, by narcissistic personality disorder.
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"I can see how this would look like a 'narcissistic PR stunt,'" he said.
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Most amateur diagnosticians have mislabeled President Trump with the diagnosis of narcissistic personality disorder.
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One I'm a party animal, another one I'm uptight, another I'm vain and narcissistic.
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And he probably registers a little bit on the narcissistic scale -- a pinch, anyways.
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Yep, after faithfully stroking the President's ego, Kanye West finally got his narcissistic wish.
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Lieberman condemned me as a 'narcissistic self-promoter' — yet he has never interviewed me.
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It's not even close to dying to talk about dying because they're so narcissistic.
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The narcissistic self-obsession of painting was certainly on view in The Forever Now.
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Narcissism exists on a scale, and may be more prevalent today Narcissism is a type of personality disorder that falls on a scale, so one person may exhibit just a few narcissistic traits, while another person may have full-blown narcissistic personality disorder.
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He's pulled in another by Gene Cousineau, the narcissistic coach of his acting class, and by his girlfriend, Sally Reed, a talented but even more narcissistic actress in the class, who encourages Barry to open up but can't really do it herself.
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Reclaim the selfie stick Because it's our god given right to be totally fucking annoying and narcissistic and distracting and selfish and just generally douchey, and then share it with our equally annoying and narcissistic and distracting and selfish and douchey friends. 210.
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Returning TBD Fired: Jeffrey Tambor Reason: sexual misconduct allegations "Transparent" helped to reframe popular consideration of the transgender community, and Mr. Tambor won raves and an Emmy as Maura Pfefferman, the narcissistic patriarch turned "moppa" to three adult (and equally narcissistic) children.
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Unfortunately, the employees are the ones who end up losing when a narcissistic boss succeeds.
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It makes perfect sense to cast a narcissistic xenophobic leader in this type of role.
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It's the unconfident narcissism of young people that stretches way beyond this extremely narcissistic scene.
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Ocasio-Cortez said it would be "narcissistic" to claim she bootstrapped her way into office.
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" Some see it as "beautiful and empowering," while others see it as "a narcissistic nightmare.
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But were they able to find a soul within the notoriously narcissistic reality TV villain?
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"Louis CK. The words you wrote are a shitshow of narcissistic cock soup," Headey wrote.
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Indeed, his "narcissistic and kitsch" hoaxes reveal nothing less than "the true history of Spain".
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He's narcissistic, and his ego is at the forefront of everything he does — he's selfish.
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Locals may be riled by the narcissistic crowds, but are proud of what draws them.
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"We've spent seven years with a narcissistic, self-involved president in Washington," Mr. Cruz said.
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But in a way, Coppola falls into the same trap her sequestered, narcissistic heroine does.
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Collectively narcissistic Americans would feel the need for America to be revered the world over.
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And especially if they are clinically narcissistic, as some experts have speculated Trump to be.
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On the extreme end of narcissism is narcissistic personality disorder—people who need constant admiration.
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You could argue that she caved into a more conventional, less narcissistic role within J.Crew.
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Girls might be a little narcissistic, but it's not in love with its own past.
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Trump appears to exhibit all the symptoms of the mental disorder Narcissistic Personality Disorder (NPD).
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This means the sibling and the narcissistic parent are in a "toxic dance," Thomas said.
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"He's not good enough for you," she said Trump replied, in his characteristically narcissistic manner.
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At the same time you're narcissistic enough to make the post a photo of yourself.
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"He was a narcissistic, perverted man, and he loved himself very much," Mr. Garino said.
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Chow said Jutting had traits of a psychopathic and narcissistic personality but not a disorder.
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I could see straight through it now—solipsistic, narcissistic, false reality, easy tropes, barely amusing.
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Narcissistic personality disorder, a diagnosable mental health disorder, is not what everyday narcissism is about.
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If he's just an amoral narcissistic lunatic, as he appears to be, that's also bad.
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Not to be narcissistic but I feel like I was destined to be a musician.
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For instance, are young people today narcissistic and coddled, or are we creative and energetic?
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Rimbaud's narcissistic myth of compulsory derangement has been invalidated too often to appear remotely sound.
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Brilliant, obsessive, defiant, narcissistic, messianic and ambitious, Leary is for Boyle a low-hanging fanatic.
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In this account, Trump is as he ever was: craven, feckless, moody, narcissistic, mendacious, forgetful.
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No exceptions to the cycles of history: All empires have succumbed to such narcissistic conceits.
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It is not accurate to label Donald Trump as somebody suffering with narcissistic personality disorder.
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I recoil as much as the next person from the narcissistic behaviors "thirst" takes down.
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He has always been open about what a putrid, egotistical, narcissistic, sexist, misogynist he is.
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The casual observer might attribute astrology's surging popularity to the stereotype of the narcissistic millennial.
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More narcissistic artists also tend to make larger paintings and date their works more frequently.
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"Pulling out the characteristics of the firms, having a narcissistic CEO as opposed to a non-narcissistic CEO, they will have influence on the tax policy," said Kari Joseph Olsen, an assistant professor at Utah State University and a co-author of the paper.
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If I was on Tinder, I'd have the space to indulge my crudest, most narcissistic impulses.
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Together, they're a bunch of narcissistic misfits with one-liners so biting, even Amma would wince.
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That this is a narcissistic lifestyle choice designed to hold onto their not-quite adult status?
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Eventually, Harley saw Mista J (as she called him) for what he was – a narcissistic scumbag.
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In one tweet, he said the president was an "almost textbook case" of narcissistic personality disorder.
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" While acknowledging she was grateful for his apology, Adams said, "I still see … the narcissistic behavior.
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This narcissistic persona that I had created as SHAMS started to proceed me personally and socially.
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He was very narcissistic and not someone who you would ever think would take their life.
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Mr Pryce, meanwhile, plays the narcissistic literary lion almost to caricature, childlike and entitled and philandering.
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A 2008 study found college students in 2006 were 30% more narcissistic than those in 1982.
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South Koreans apply the word to everyone from narcissistic bosses to overbearing uncles and corrupt politicians.
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He remembers when bodybuilders were thought stupid or narcissistic, or to be "suffering from some complex".
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"I'm empathetic to why people think this is vain or narcissistic or self-promotional," he says.
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Guardian ad lidem can't recall if Alex Jones got a full diagnosis of narcissistic personality disorder.
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People who are proud group members, they can be narcissistic, but they don't have to be.
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By the three-month mark, emotionally intelligent freshmen were more popular than their narcissistic fellow students.
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"Chinese people deserve to be as vain and as narcissistic as anyone else," Liu told VICE.
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Yet, in real life, the HBO actress couldn't be any further from her narcissistic signature roles.
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In the millennial economy brands need to be narcissistic enough to completely expose themselves to scrutiny.
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You might seek out narcissistic partners because that dynamic feels familiar to you, Dr. Rappoport explains.
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The outside world is mostly of interest as a mirror, reflecting back on the narcissistic self.
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I think we're all a bit narcissistic in the sense that we all yearn for approval.
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Perhaps Trump believes the FBI should view casework as a tool to ease his narcissistic injuries.
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No matter how narcissistic and emotionally abusive Mildred was, what Gayle wanted was to understand why.
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Whenever a narcissistic sociopath runs for office, I donate, volunteer and cast my vote for him.
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A narcissistic troll, and trollery and narcissism are sort of intimately bound up with one another.
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Narcissistic people, which the entertainment industry has in spades, are only woke when it's politically convenient.
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But was his tweet just a burst of schadenfreude from a mean, impulsive and narcissistic bully?
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Under both parties, the presidency has grown institutionally narcissistic while the legislature has become constitutionally oblivious.
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Twitter tantrums, obsessive television viewing, holding campaign-style rallies to feed his narcissistic need for adulation.
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This is an affront to children everywhere: children are not inherently narcissistic, ignorant, cruel, or vindictive.
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But," she added, "they were awful and narcissistic, with very little to give to their children.
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Impeachment puts him in the narcissistic place that he wants to be: the center of attention.
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Narcissistic people intentionally put down others in order to maintain a high positive image of themselves.
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I think that was just a result of the truth of playing out this narcissistic character.
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" Positive call outs would appeal to a person's "pure vanity, with a superficial, narcissistic, ageist bent.
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"I've had that narcissistic interest in skeletal biology ever since I was a teenager," she says.
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It starts with a short-haired protagonist dancing in high heels and voicing a narcissistic monologue.
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The Army Corps' decision can't be undone by "the narcissistic swipe of a pen," he said.
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For many children raised by narcissistic parents, like me, it is instead a lesson in caretaking.
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Many adult children of narcissistic parents have trouble letting go of their need for their parents.
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In support of this narcissistic view of the market performance of art works, we find that the higher recognition by art experts lead to more narcissistic artists having a greater number of solo and group exhibitions, more museum and gallery holdings, and higher art history rankings.
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In a recent campaign ad, the mild-mannered lieutenant-governor described Mr Trump as a "narcissistic maniac".
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On "House," we followed the life of Dr. Gregory House -- an abrasive, arrogant and narcissistic drug addict.
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Northam sought to stoke Democrats' anger toward Trump, calling the president a "narcissistic maniac" in statewide ads.
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But he's far too lazy and narcissistic to create good television that features anyone other than himself.
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When you post on social media that you are doing it, it comes across as narcissistic though.
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It's a cute, though slightly narcissistic challenge, especially for those between the ages of 24 and 29.
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"Me," said the actor with a sly smile, already jumping back into his character's lovably narcissistic tendencies.
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Narcissistic bores who stare at themselves in the mirror for hours are the dullest people on earth.
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So, I think it would be too easy to say it's just this narcissistic thing for everybody.
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Okay yes, throughout your history, your most powerful players have overwhelmingly been rage filled, frustrated narcissistic men.
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I think that it is - it is selfish, it is narcissistic, it is so pedestrian and partisan.
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Patti Stanger isn't holding back from giving her tough love to a "narcissistic" Bachelor in Paradise alum.
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Finally thought you met your match: a blabbermouth who's as thin-skinned and narcissistic as you are.
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" Asked to further explain how her mother is narcissistic, Kendra says that Patti "lacks empathy with me.
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I'll be the first to admit that working in this environment turned me into a narcissistic bitch.
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"He may be narcissistic," said Susie, who lives in Huntsville but declined to give her last name.
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If she's going to be a narcissistic monster, I want her to try to eat New York.
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If they continue to do the narcissistic parent's bidding way into adulthood, they are making that choice.
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Just as there's a spectrum of autism, do you think there's a spectrum of narcissistic personality disorder?
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"You have come on here and like Donald Trump reduced everything to narcissistic self-preoccupation," said Dyson.
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" The video was "the narcissistic kind," he said: "I don't speak at all but just look beautiful.
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Pastor Frank perceived him as angry and narcissistic, someone he could imagine hurting his wife or children.
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But at least it will be a party, not the narcissistic vehicle for one soft core Putin.
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But people who aren't narcissistic can be guilty of doing it too — just without the bad intentions.
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Is Trump so narcissistic that he can't help but use his office for his own personal ends?
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But his cause did not revolve around the narcissistic, over-inflated, ego-led aims of most DJs.
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And is Patrick, a narcissistic relationship saboteur, all right as his friends start pairing off for life?
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"It's so bizarre and so narcissistic that somebody would want something like that changed," Mr. Jacobson said.
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You are responsible for and complicit in everything this narcissistic, self-serving, authoritarian, willfully ignorant demagogue does.
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This Ben is aggressive and narcissistic, filtering all of Alison's actions through how they make him feel.
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To begin with, Ms. Ensler seems to blame herself (and her icy, narcissistic mother) for her cancer.
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Mr. Ball is particularly hard on Audrey, missing no chance to paint her as controlling and narcissistic.
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Mr. Breivik was diagnosed with a narcissistic personality disorder by court psychiatrists; Mr. Tarrant displays similar traits.
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Opinion Donald Trump is the contemporary master of a little-used literary device: the narcissistic third person.
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He is a rare good guy, sincere and resourceful, amid an ocean of narcissistic gaming world peers.
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Not that it's narcissistic but I feel like it would come up at the most awkward times.
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Instead, I get used to them and add them to my narcissistic tales of woe and failure.
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Aghast critics chalk up his self-obsession to narcissistic personality disorder and his fictions to pathological lying.
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On any given day, Trump is vindictive, ignorant, narcissistic, a fraud — well, his pathologies are well known.
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Anyone else reading the offending passage would conclude that the patient's accusations were paranoid or narcissistic ravings.
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It's sometimes beautiful but also, not infrequently, repulsive, a narcissistic spectacle framed as a liberating vision quest.
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But now narcissistic con artists are dominating the main stage, soaring to great heights and spectacularly exploding.
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She was hit with the same backlash that comes after any perceived narcissistic attempt to virtue-signal.
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Narcissistic behavior includes self-righteousness, a pattern of cheating in relationships, and taking advantage of other people.
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For example, when they lose in a sports match, narcissistic people might try to humiliate the referee.
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Elizabeth made a sadistic, narcissistic game out of not letting Rachel know the identity of her father.
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Or like his narcissistic meltdown when a Jewish journalist raised the subject of rising anti-Semitic incidents.
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Foster says that most of us view narcissistic people as having a too high opinion of themselves.
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Though that might sound narcissistic, it has the upending feeling, for the reader, of humility in action.
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"In my opinion, we're entering into this very narcissistic phase in our evolution as people," he said.
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But it's really just all blaze and no glory in the form of a noisy, narcissistic disturbance.
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Its stars, Dee Dee Allen and Barry Glickman, are narcissistic gasbags who mistake their exhibitionism for humanitarianism.
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The question, "What is it to be human?" is not just narcissistic, it involves a culpable obtuseness.
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Clinton described Monica Lewinsky as a "narcissistic loony tune" in a private conversation with a good friend.
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If I had a partner, I would definitely have significantly less material to write these narcissistic articles.
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And all the while, they're doing their level best to keep their own little narcissistic wheels spinning.
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The movies, crippled by their own narcissistic inward turn, prove their imagination is far, far too small.
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A 2010 study in the journal Social Psychological and Personality Science found that the percentage of college students exhibiting narcissistic personality traits, based on their scores on the Narcissistic Personality Inventory, a widely used diagnostic test, has increased by more than half since the early 1980s, to 30 percent.
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In the United States, for example, "baby boomers may be more narcissistic than other generations because they grew up in a time when the government provided privileges like social security," Chopik said, noting that the increase in narcissistic traits between boomers and younger generations is still relatively small.
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Wealthy people tend to be more narcissistic and think they're more able and skilled than the average person.
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Interestingly, as narcissists rise in organizations and gain power, it just intensifies their narcissistic traits, Dr. Germain says.
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He's so narcissistic and he wasn't really grieving over Nicole's death, so he wouldn't kill himself over that.
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Millennials have been demonized as lazy, entitled, narcissistic, and materialistic virtually since the generational category entered the lexicon.
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Since certain narcissistic qualities are common, it can be hard to spot them in a person you're dating.
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People who work with a narcissistic boss often report feeling drained, annoyed, fearful, and burned out, she says.
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It is a narcissistic foreign policy to say the world needs us, but we don't need the world.
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"He's got an American ailment, narcissistic disease of some kind, that has spread," Goldblum said of his character.
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After denouncing Trump as a "narcissistic maniac" during the primary campaign, Northam has since dialed back the vitriol.
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The latest of these narcissistic beings takes the lead role of protagonist in Shame's new video "Gold Hole".
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Its culture melds a ruthless pursuit of profit with a Panglossian and narcissistic belief in its own virtue.
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Like teenagers with crushes, every morsel of content Calloway offered—no matter how narcissistic—made us want more.
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You finally thought you met your match: a blabbermouth who's as thin-skinned and narcissistic as you are.
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The gestures feel narcissistic and masturbatory; but also simply dumb, producing paintings only a 1-percenter could love.
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"They see all the games, manipulations, and chaos that is purposefully stirred up by narcissistic parents," said Thomas.
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You finally thought you'd met your match: a blabbermouth who's as thin-skinned and narcissistic as you are.
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To the former, she was a narcissistic sycophant who tarnished the most effective liberal president since Lyndon Johnson.
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His belief that he is all things to all people is not only unrealistic, but narcissistic as well.
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A non-narcissistic person is more likely to understand they're steamrolling the conversation and back off a bit.
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Northam is not afraid to continue to call Trump a "narcissistic maniac" while Gillespie wants it both ways.
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We're supposed to call out the mediocre racist hosts, the cheesy intro videos and the narcissistic acceptance speeches.
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Since alcohol, cocaine, and narcissistic fantasies are all highly addictive, your customers are going to keep coming back.
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I think Forrest has always been pretty dumb, selfish, and narcissistic, and blind to the needs of others.
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Or we were completely wrong and just kinda dumb and complete self-congratulating, narcissistic, blind-as-fuck idiots.
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"Millennials have at times been described as the 'me, me, me generation,' self obsessed and narcissistic," says Haidermota.
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And if other people are perceiving you as narcissistic based on your Instagram photos, that's not your problem.
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People have been distracted for so long; they've become narcissistic, obsessed with selfie culture, and entitled to information.
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When you're a pro athlete, life is very narcissistic — everything relates back to you and how you play.
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"I'm not quite pompous and narcissistic enough to say, 'Here is where bread is going,'" Mr. Myhrvold said.
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It gives us something concrete to boycott should Schultz decide to launch a narcissistic spoiler campaign for president.
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If you're looking for the origins of one of our era's more giddily narcissistic trends, look to Australia.
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" Michelle Golland, a clinical psychologist, told The New York Post the country is "suffering from his narcissistic personality.
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Whether or not they can say so, many experts believe that Mr. Trump has a narcissistic personality disorder.
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We can't resist the narcissistic mantras of self-improvement that fill so much of today's self-help literature.
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"I recognize it was obnoxious and pretentious and narcissistic and generally probably unbearable to be around," he said.
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But the extinction of the Neanderthals poses a broader challenge to a narcissistic, human-centered understanding of evolution.
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Trump's 'diagnosis' Frances doesn't believe that Trump has narcissistic personality disorder, a popular amateur diagnosis on the internet.
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"Shows @realDonaldTrump expects blind loyalty and subservience from everyone—qualities usually found in narcissistic, vengeful autocrats," he added.
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If you're going to run for president of the United States, you've got to have some narcissistic qualities.
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This kind of ruminative looking is the opposite of the narcissistic experience of selfies and shiny, reflective surfaces.
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To the Editor: I agree with Paul Krugman that narcissistic billionaires have over-the-top influence on American politics.
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Young and Pinsky found that, in general, celebrities scored higher on the Narcissistic Personality Inventory than a control group.
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"But I am going to miss playing a hyper-dysfunctional, narcissistic, undeveloped, ruthless human being," the actress jokingly added.
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It's a rare moment where, instead of just being a narcissistic monster, Trump just came off as amusingly weird.
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And the Grateful Dead represent a time, a mode of being, before selfies, before that narcissistic culture took hold.
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And for people who have it, narcissistic personality disorder causes problems in a lot of areas of their lives.
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Contrition and humility aren't Ye's style, but maybe we can all learn a little something from his narcissistic rambling.
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How is this pressure to perform, to brand ourselves, changing our personalities, apart from simply making us more narcissistic?
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It's narcissistic to fixate on personal losses that distract from the pain these men have inflicted on their victims.
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The interests get weirder the further down the list you go, like "narcissistic parent" with an audience of 41,660.
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For others it all seemed ludicrous, narcissistic, and emblematic of the liberal, politically correct bubble that the company occupies.
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Northam, a doctor, upped his attacks on Trump, calling the President a "'narcissistic maniac" in an ad last month.
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More From Tonic: Denise, New Orleans, LA My most frustrating patient was just so narcissistic that it irritated me.
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He is a petulant, spoiled, narcissistic businessman who always had his way and always needs to have his way.
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Salman Rushdie's forthcoming novel features "a ruthlessly ambitious, narcissistic, media-savvy villain sporting make-up and colored hair" pic.twitter.
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That's because many people with narcissistic traits are driven by the belief that they deserve the best in life.
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Alternatively, it can be taken to be the sign of a narcissistic personality the very opposite of personal wisdom.
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Gigi's twin daughters — the narcissistic Carolina, and the witty, self-deprecating Yoli, played by Adorno — round out the family.
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Otherwise, the marriage probably won't last, and narcissistic parents are more than happy to fund an incredibly ugly divorce.
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Yet she seems unaware of how deeply a kind of narcissistic bias infects her own vision of recent history.
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Maybe I'm a sucker, or naive, or just plain narcissistic, but the heat, the exhaustion, the ridiculous social climbing?
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Well, Rick's the narcissistic, alcoholic part-nucleus of the premise and whole-nucleus of many of the family's problems.
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Instead he is ushering in a craven subjugation to the narcissistic whims of a right wing nationalist US President.
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Otherwise it's incredibly narcissistic to keep going back and revisiting it, trying to make it better, to perfect it.
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I thought we were starting to move past the breathless worship of narcissistic billionaire tech bros, but apparently not.
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They are perverse, impulsive and narcissistic in ways common both to feuding Valhallans and your typical, hormone-flooded teenager.
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During the endless campaign, I read articles by renowned analysts diagnosing Trump — stressing with alarm his extreme narcissistic tendencies.
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Isn't it more narcissistic to believe that dropping out of Facebook is some kind of substantial statement about yourself?
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This twisty book, overpopulated by the walking wounded, devotes more than enough time to diagnosing Judy's narcissistic personality disorder.
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" Morris: "Donald Trump is certainly not the first narcissistic president we've ever had, but it's a matter of degree.
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If such actions are self-serving, as in cases of corruption or narcissistic ego gratification, moral censure is easy.
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The utopias of desire make little sense in a world overrun by cheap entertainment, unbridled consumerism and narcissistic behavior.
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And adults are always forgetting that kids have always been a little entitled and narcissistic and not very conscientious.
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That would be Gaston (Luke Evans), a narcissistic cabbage-stomping former soldier and his adoring pal LeFou (Josh Gad).
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To cope with the resultant hollow and empty feeling, he reacts with what is referred to as narcissistic rage.
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But I think a little bit of that ... At least a narcissistic personality, possibly moving over to sociopathy. Yes.
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Some may think this both narcissistic and naïve, but ask yourself: What other means of propulsion can yield such encounters?
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Trump has taken much criticism for his narcissistic "event," but it wouldn't be the first elaborate military display in Washington.
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People who are glued to screens to the exclusion of other people are regarded with disdain: narcissistic, withholding, deceitful, sneaky.
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People often assume that only children are spoiled, self-centered, aggressive, narcissistic, dependent, weird, and don't work well with others.
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Reports speculating that President Donald Trump has narcissistic personality disorder are misguided and incorrect, a leading psychiatrist argues this week.
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This increases the likelihood that you are keeping narcissistic people that others would weed out before they got seriously hurt.
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Another Example: Tara and Sam and the jewelry store Tara is a very beautiful, very acquisitive, and very narcissistic woman.
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Is there something mildly narcissistic and self-aggrandizing about Gormley's career-long obsession with making casts of his own body?
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Two years into his presidency, Trump's character and governing style was fully revealed — transactional, narcissistic, power-hungry, obsessed with vengeance.
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But Sarahcuda shows that we are truly the equals of men, capable of narcissistic explosions, brazen hypocrisy and unapologetic greed.
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She is suddenly less narcissistic, focussing on her roommate long enough to discover that Kelsey (Nia Jerver) is a lesbian.
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As a result, Republicans, whether or not they think Trump is a narcissistic, amoral pathological liar, are stuck with him.
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It is not narcissistic to show yourself the tangible evidence that you can do it, and embrace potential teachable moments.
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At the inquest into the attacks, he was described as unpredictable and a "dangerous psychopath" suffering from narcissistic personality disorder.
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They definitely seem entitled and narcissistic, but I don't think it's any worse than the people in my own generation.
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I provide an arrow: You go through the rage towards self-love, which is self-care, which is not narcissistic.
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At the time of the murders, Latham said Jutting's ability to control himself was reduced by his narcissistic personality disorder.
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Instead, could his specific pattern of rage and bravado conform to the classic signs for something called Narcissistic Personality Disorder?
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But Pence only managed to "upstage" Trump by strategically diminishing and disclaiming Trump's political antics, adding insult to narcissistic injury.
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Sources close to the DJ tell TMZ ... Calvin believes celebs are narcissistic, and all he wants is a normal girl.
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The real difference lies in how narcissistic traits correlate with political beliefs, and that's a relationship researchers are still untangling.
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A truly narcissistic brand understands that it can't define itself but needs to listen to how the audience defines it.
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This would also imply that those who are tasked with selecting leaders would generally filter out those with narcissistic tendencies.
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Plus there was a lot of abuse in my home because my father was and is an abusive, narcissistic psychopath.
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During the MSNBC segment, Dyson argued that Owens was reducing the debate to "narcissistic self-preoccupation" by broaching the incident.
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Most pundits have believed that the Democrat, Ralph Northam, will win because he once called President Trump a narcissistic maniac.
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For a while I thought, Well, he may not be a traditional narcissistic sociopath, but he's certainly better than Hillary.
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Trump continues to display the symptoms of narcissistic alexithymia, the inability to understand or describe the emotions in the self.
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We know the reason why he did it: It wins elections and helps him maintain his narcissistic grip on power.
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I become toxically narcissistic—self-hating to the point where I irrationally project my emotional insecurities onto those around me.
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He may be a narcissistic personality and he saw himself as a hero, and yet here he is sabotaging himself.
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Roth's narrators are fun to listen to (up to a point), but they're also narcissistic, cruel, sex-obsessed, and deceitful.
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The unfiltered response raises a question: Was Trump born a narcissistic negotiator, or was he socialized to be that way?
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A new study in the Journal of Business Research found that the behaviors of narcissistic leaders can emotionally drain employees.
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He may enjoy researching these tricks, as they will offer him even more narcissistic experiments to perform on his body.
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There is something narcissistic about this project—something self-absorbed, in a way that only the emotionally wounded can be.
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In many of the courses, men were presented as resolute "protectors" while women were described as self-absorbed and narcissistic.
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The bombastic and narcissistic former mayor of London and foreign secretary is the favorite to become the next prime minister.
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The narcissistic, amoral, vulgar reality-TV president and the modest, principled, classy, old-world president could not be more different.
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A lot of voters want to raise their children in an atmosphere marked by decency and compassion, not narcissistic savagery.
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His Bourdain has a sleazy kind of charm, sporting a leather thong necklace and a narcissistic streak a mile wide.
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Even as she grew older and more aware, Brodeur would struggle to escape from her charismatic, narcissistic mother's needy love.
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Trump may have narcissistic and aggressive tendencies, but it has been said that the most powerful are the most paranoid.
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If you're looking for one of the more giddily narcissistic trends of our time, look to the world's smallest continent.
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They show a charismatic, maybe narcissistic young man, sure of his talent, but also unstable, who has appealingly artistic looks.
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On the other hand, there are some projectors whose primary attachment is to some psychosis, some emotional or narcissistic wound.
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It's easy to view the self-expressive marriage as a result of some sort of narcissistic turn in American culture.
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Amid relief that our country will not be subjected to a narcissistic, unpredictable, power-hungry demagogue, an unsettling question remains.
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Still, to the improvident, narcissistic widow, the worst of the damage is that she can no longer afford her home.
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Tabloid reports say that Samantha called Markle "narcissistic" and a "social climber," but Samantha maintains that those quotes were fabricated.
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And it confirms all of Musk's critics' most disparaging caricatures of the hypeman CEO: Erratic, narcissistic and, at times, pointless.
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That's just one of a series of habits scientists have documented among narcissistic Instagram users in the last few years.
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Results showed that narcissists were more likely to post selfies and updated their profile picture often than less narcissistic individuals.
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I've been in locker rooms, Donald, and you're the type of narcissistic, pants-soiling fecal eruption that just doesn't belong.
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Narcissistic parents view their children as extensions of themselves, leaving little room for their children to develop their own identities.
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"People with narcissistic tendencies may behave in hostile ways as a response to comments they perceive are negative," Ferenczi explains.
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We make the decision to introduce narcissistic personality disorder in DSM-III and I wrote the version that's still used now.
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Finally, there are the self-promoters, which is the group most people are thinking of when they mention narcissistic selfie-takers.
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He's a controversial, narcissistic, chain-smoking man sitting, proudly, in the highest position of an old church in a new world.
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At the APA's annual meeting in 1978, a psychologist named Carl Bell argued that racism was basically just narcissistic personality disorder.
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While only 6% of the US population is thought to actually have narcissistic personality disorder, narcissism is really on a spectrum.
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Anne Hathaway breathlessly plays the narcissistic starlet Daphne Kluger, who has more self-awareness than one would expect from a diva.
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If the evidence for dementia is thin, what about that other frequent diagnosis—that the president has narcissistic personality disorder (NPD)?
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"Generally, people who engage in what we will say is this bad behavior are greedy, devious, narcissistic, manipulative, sociopathic," he said.
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Instead, the supporting characters of his life showed that Hollywoo can tear itself apart just fine without his alcoholic, narcissistic influence.
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Donald Trump has many flaws as a politician, but the narcissistic former reality show star is good at one thing: keeping
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If you lack the narcissistic chutzpah to toot your own horn the loudest, buzz will elude you (Ohio Governor John Kasich).
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They believe the Twitter essay is a futile, gratuitous, and narcissistic bid for attention—an assault, even, on the Twitter community.
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Lazy. Entitled. Narcissistic. At both the popular and academic level, those three words pretty well sum up the problem with millennials.
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Girls will forever be remembered for a headline-grabbing series that cleverly critiqued an entire generation of privileged, narcissistic, young women.
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Compared to something like Girls, where the characters are so narcissistic and self-unaware, Morgan and Jean come out on top.
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And he's a glamorous narcissistic vagabond that drinks all the time and never shows remorse or a hint of self-consciousness.
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Being truly narcissistic is, ironically, a sign of being vulnerable — you're putting everything on the table for your audience to judge.
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For all of Hope's flaws, her misplaced morality and wild immorality, there's something empathetic under the narcissistic ruin of her life.
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They suggest that grief becomes "a cry for warmth and sympathy in [the] otherwise superficial and narcissistic environment" of social media.
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"Healthy relationships are based on mutual respect and trust, traits that a narcissistic relationship is highly unlikely to possess," she says.
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Mirror began selling its sleek equipment, dubbed by The New York Times as "The Most Narcissistic Exercise Equipment Ever," in September.
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The characters may seem variously neurotic, narcissistic and pompously intellectual as they struggle to connect, get ahead or just get by.
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If the child from the narcissistic family is oblivious to the harm being caused, it can slowly tear apart their marriage.
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It got so big that Dr. Phil and Dr. Drew were both on TV analyzing my so-called narcissistic personality disorder.
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Jack isn't a likable character, but his narcissistic antics tend to hang a humorous lampshade on the more stereotypically "scary" moments.
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Trump's tweets in his first hundred days draw a pretty clear portrait: he's an almost textbook case of narcissistic personality disorder.
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It may appear narcissistic to react with umbrage as Trump mocks the media for "fake news" and demeans them with nicknames.
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Mainly, Stewart accused the media of responding to the overbearing narcissism of the 45th president with narcissistic fervor of their own.
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First fictional crush:In real life I have tended to crush hard on those displaying traits on the narcissistic to sociopathic spectrum.
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Some highlights: Cryptocurrency, initial coin offering and blockchain Tzatziki and kombucha Glamping Narcissistic personality disorder Antifa Dumpster fire Mansplain Subtweet Welp
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This problem, invariably a characteristic of the truly narcissistic, makes it difficult if not impossible for someone to put others first.
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Gerstl's self-portraits are equally compelling because he conflates narcissistic self-scrutiny with a sense of humility and his own insignificance.
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His witty songs, with their strong Latin flavor and Almodóvarian edge, evoked the narcissistic torments of a quartet of melodramatic Madrileñas.
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Andy Samberg goes for guffaws by spoofing a narcissistic pop star and a doped-up cyclist in an HBO double bill.
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That the xenophobic, misogynistic and narcissistic rhetoric would be replaced with a more humble and measured approach to leading our country.
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A new study, the largest-ever conducted narcissism, looked specifically at hypersensitivity, a trait that helps determine how narcissistic people are.
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It has a leader who is narcissistic to the point of psychosis, with a celebrity fixation and a very strange haircut.
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Colleen Ballinger was a YouTube star before she took the narcissistic oddball of a character she plays, Miranda Sings, to Netflix.
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He also wants to test whether social media platforms create a kind of narcissistic distortion, influencing how people present themselves online.
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Had she purposely ignored who Noah really was, his sister asked (heatedly), or was she so narcissistic she wasn't paying attention?
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This is consistent with a narcissistic outlook, in that he possesses a sense of entitlement and a tendency to externalize responsibility.
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His clipped, fluid prose avoids academic stodginess with élan, and there is nothing insolent, narcissistic, lecherous, or self-protective about it.
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But during my divorce five years ago, I picked up a book about narcissistic spouses and a light bulb went on.
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Narcissistic perfectionists who seek to change others also have a "marked tendency to terminate their treatment," according to a 2004 study.
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Yet both are known for self-centered, narcissistic personalities — and these, perhaps were sired by the emotional austerity of their childhoods.
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The truth was that dating apps could make me sad, but they could also provide intense, immensely satisfying bursts of narcissistic pleasure.
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" A former senior CIA officer told NBC News he was embarrassed, watching the remarks, which he called a "free-wheeling, narcissistic diatribe.
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Were we to leave laughing, or carrying away some warning about the dangers of misogynistic, controlling, narcissistic billionaires working for the government?
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" He continued: "The movie gave us glimpses of President Nixon as delusional, narcissistic, petty, vindictive, nasty and batsh–t f—ing crazy.
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In another Psych Today article, Ray Williams writes about why America loves narcissistic leaders (hint: Trump is the basis of the article).
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"Even w/ all that hard work, it would be narcissistic to pretend I 'bootstrapped' it alone and w/o others," she added.
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But I'm still not sure whether the film finds his suffering noble or narcissistic — and clarifying that distinction would change it entirely.
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Maybe they are just running amok, ghosting people left and right and amassing emotional debt like they're on a narcissistic spending spree.
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Even though Jimmy talks over her in his dulcet narcissistic tones, the scene touches upon a bond they didn't know they shared.
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But too much sharing of details and events may give people the impression you are narcissistic and overly in need of attention.
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"Presidents are almost narcissistic by definition," says Keith Campbell, a professor and head of the Psychology Department at the University of Georgia.
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Around 5% of chief executives (a male-dominated profession) are deemed to be narcissistic, compared with just 1% of the general population.
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Once someone understands narcissistic personality disorder, they understand you-and why you're unfit and incompetent for the esteemed office you temporarily hold.
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I MEAN, YOU HAVE ONE PERSON WITH QUESTIONABLE JUDGMENT AND THE OTHER PERSON THAT MAY BE DEMMENTED, NARCISSISTIC AND A SCUM BAG.
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Anyone who has watched Trump speak or read his statements can conclude he is ignorant, reckless, distractible, narcissistic, illiberal, conspiratorial, and bigoted.
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Coming from one of the most narcissistic people in public life today, I suspect the candidate is quite genuine in this answer.
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Its caricatures of spoiled kids and narcissistic parents are unerring and timeless; its satirical takes on human nature are pointed and merciless.
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Many consider him vulgar, narcissistic, and self-serving, a pathological liar who seems unprepared for, even incurious about, the office he's holding.
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Ultimately, she's not so much scrutinizing each type of narcissist as she is analyzing the supposedly non-narcissistic person's interest in them.
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And when you have a narcissist like that, who's so narcissistic where it's all about him, he will, maybe unintentionally, break laws.
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Its two volumes paint a picture of Donald Trump as deeply narcissistic and incompetent, alternately conned and ignored by everyone around him.
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He's a narcissistic, multi-substance abuser who can't be trusted and sabotages all his close relationships, alienating anyone who cares about him.
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Another major downside to having a narcissistic parent: It sets you up for challenges when it comes to romantic relationships later on.
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"The disrespectful gossipers in the media there, narcissistic and baring their fangs, seemingly retain vestiges of the inelegance of barbarians," it said.
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Late in the season, Sally Field pops up, as a narcissistic guru, but even she isn't enough to make the story click.
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Authenticity cannot be reached if you are only looking outside of yourself obsessing over ways to live in all the narcissistic traps.
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It may sound like the plot of a psychological thriller, but toxic, narcissistic in-laws are a reality many people live with.
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The narcissistic parent tends to choose a favorite golden child, while the others are left to fight for attention in different ways.
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"They want to believe in me because they are preposterously narcissistic, and they believe they can get anything they want," he said.
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The one who is so narcissistic and entitled that it is willing to risk it all by voting for third-party candidates?
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Correct. People throw around the word "narcissistic" pretty easily and use it to sort of give a blanket name to many people.
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"I've never been attracted to gay stereotypes—pretty boys or narcissistic types, a lot of which populate the gay scene," says Derek.
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For instance, confidence, extroversion, and the ability to deal with life's daily demands are all positive attributes—and they're also narcissistic traits.
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The number-one most sobering realization you have when you are in therapy for narcissistic parents is that they will never change.
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Every lick you make feels like it was for me and only me and I don't mean that in a narcissistic way.
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From a policy perspective, the speech was just as narcissistic, divisive, defensive, xenophobic and racist as Trump's off-the-cuff words were.
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That is why the best diaries are written by awful people who are narcissistic enough to put all their awfulness on display.
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For the most part, they make an absurdly comic, at times pitifully narcissistic assembly — you laugh at them and then you cringe.
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They are often paranoid, resentful or narcissistic, but not always to the extent that they had been found to have a disorder.
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This does not necessarily mean these fathers don't love or care about their daughters — or that they are self-absorbed narcissistic men.
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GREEN I don't criticize any of these artists for trying — except maybe Mr. Moore, who was pulling a narcissistic bait-and-switch.
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All right, perhaps not "grown up," since we're still talking about a narcissistic con artist of adolescent fecklessness and zero self-knowledge.
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I wish gun advocates could see beyond their privileged bubble to understand that their narcissistic cultural defense of battlefield weapons ravages communities.
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Those with narcissistic behavior will typically feel entitled to something better and think they're not getting the recognition they deserve from others.
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What do you call a belligerent world leader who uses social media to bully enemies and feed his narcissistic delusions of grandeur?
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And what we're seeing more clearly now is that he has crafted an administration in his own image: vain, narcissistic and dangerous.
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Boomers in the United States, for example, may be more narcissistic because they grew up with government-provided privileges like social security.
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Someone bring him a bottle Only possible defensible explanation for Trump's disgusting, unpresidential, narcissistic behavior, would be early-on-set dementia. Maybe.
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His narcissistic personality disorder where he is boastful and arrogant was his attempt to cover a "fragile" shell, Latham testified on Monday.
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First, he asked the party to swallow the idea of a narcissistic sexual harasser and a routine liar as its party leader.
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She writes that women may be more likely to unconsciously look for narcissistic partners, and play the echo role in other relationships.
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Other research with different experiments shows similar results: narcissists get physically more stressed than less narcissistic people when performing for an audience.
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Even real tragedy must be extra-tragic: for example, survivors of traumatic events are more likely to develop PTSD if they're narcissistic.
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Narcissistic parents can have trouble maintaining focus on their children, abruptly switching between hyper-involved and controlling parenting and disinterest and neglect.
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At the same time, much of his fiction also reflected the country's narcissistic, inward-looking proclivities in the aftermath of the 1960s.
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But when we ourselves take selfies, we can explain — and therefore justify — our behavior, so that we don't think of it as narcissistic.
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Many people get seduced back into relationships with narcissistic people because the person pursues them in what feels like such a flattering way.
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Devaluing is another common narcissistic response to rejection Tara sent him a few sweet texts and thanked him profusely for his generous gift.
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When you search narcissistic personality disorder, tiny hands, fascist, bigot, racist, or asshole, Twitter displays Trump's account at the top of the results.
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One reason why people may withdraw from these relationships is because they perceive the excessive selfie-posting as indicative of a narcissistic streak.
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She's portrayed as narcissistic and even a little mean — and yet, is it just me, or does she still comes off as likable?
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Mr. Trump and others in this election have performed a sleight of hand that makes their own narcissistic anger look like a revolution.
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Dylan McDermott plays narcissistic pilot Captain Dave, while Kim Matula is the long-suffering flight attendant who tries to hold it all together.
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They remind us of a less narcissistic, pre-selfie era and the moments that briefly united the world (the Olympics; the royal wedding).
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Another similarity I've noticed between Trump and some of the comedians I know is that he appears to be narcissistic in the extreme.
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In one especially toe-curling scene, he interrupts Cat's heartfelt acceptance of a song-writing award with lame gags and narcissistic microphone-hogging.
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He vowed to work with Donald Trump when it might benefit Virginia, after calling the president a "narcissistic maniac" earlier in the campaign.
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These are the good feelings: the positive and, okay, maybe somewhat narcissistic ones that I think we all have from time to time.
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I decided to take a selfie and put it on the backpack, which is probably self-centered and narcissistic, but I don't care.
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Though Del Rey warned that the music industry is filled with "a lot of narcissistic people," Kendall said that hasn't been her experience.
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That's a bit to introverted and narcissistic, I suppose, if we wanted to do that we could just keep that in the band.
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Probably it's narcissistic, but when we see ourselves in something, we begin to say, yes, I think I understand why you made this.
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In hindsight, the book is possibly sexist and massively narcissistic and silly, and sometimes feels like a college psych professor's ideal of fiction.
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A source who knows Bannon well — and is mostly sympathetic to him — told us he thinks Bannon is even more narcissistic than Trump.
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That booze doesn't impair a woman's ability to spot a Machiavellian jerk or narcissistic asshole, even after researchers fed them vodka and lemonade.
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"Bannon was then, as he is now, simply another bitter Hollywood wannabe who went rogue by way of toxic narcissistic iconoclasm," Penn said.
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Millennials are often defined as the "me, me, me generation," and are accused of being more narcissistic and more privileged than previous generations.
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Skift, a firm that tracks travel trends, wrote in a recent report that the millennial generation is "social, fickle, design-centric and narcissistic".
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There are five common themes often seen in narcissistic families: the neutral sibling, the needy sibling, flying monkeys, the withdrawn sibling, and pseudomutuality.
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At seventeen, Shore began to frequent Andy Warhol's Factory, where he documented the artist and his devoutly narcissistic hangers-on with shutterbug zeal.
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Celebrities are brilliantly monetizing a new technological practice that a mere decade or two ago would have been regarded as gauche and narcissistic.
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A vividly acted study of the bad faith and bad behavior in the age of narcissistic celebrity, directed by Neil Pepe (2:103).
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Mr Bilewicz's narcissistic nationalists feel that the disruptions to the economy caused by globalisation and technological change have increasingly rigged it against them.
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Sure, I rebelled a bit in college, briefly considered narcissistic psychopaths, had a fling with sociopathic narcissists and, of course, experimented with libertarianism.
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The series divided viewers with its talky storytelling, go-there sex scenes and spotlight on Mr. Groff's character, a narcissistic video game designer.
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We're seeing in the world right now what it feels like when somebody is unscrupulous about their narcissistic vulnerabilities becoming other people's problems.
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The site also shows how narcissistic users are on Twitter, or at least how often they write about God in conjugation with themselves.
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So, Ingrid Goes West portrays Taylor Sloane as a narcissistic and shallow young woman whose life is filled with low-grade human connections.
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A vividly acted study of the bad faith and bad behavior in the age of narcissistic celebrity, directed by Neil Pepe (2:40).
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A vividly acted study of the bad faith and bad behavior in the age of narcissistic celebrity, directed by Neil Pepe (8663:40).
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JAY-Z might be many things, but as it concerns Beyoncé and the music they make together, he is not competitive or narcissistic.
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The Creators Project: Freud recognized that there are an infinite variety of personalities, but he identified three main types: erotic, obsessive, and narcissistic.
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Tell them you're not coming this week, and then resign yourself to being a narcissistic asshole until you're in your 40s at least.
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He was a narcissistic bullshit artist before he was president, and he hasn't changed his act now that he's in the White House.
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They also reflect a narcissistic tendency which shapes the face in unnatural mimics—artificial big smiles, sensual pouts, funny faces or offensive gestures.
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If Grown Man Jeremy Renner wants to make an extremely Extra, semi-narcissistic social media app that isn't hurting people, then let him.
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In seemingly endless essays in recent years, they've been derided as lazy and narcissistic or defended as creative and committed to social change.
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The world keeps spinning if you don't do something, and it's kind of narcissistic to think that things won't happen without your involvement.
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His erratic leadership and narcissistic brand of diplomacy were on full display at the Hanoi summit with Kim Jong-un of North Korea.
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The narcissistic and racist politics of right-wing nationalism must be challenged with an expansive and inclusive civic vision about hope and potential.
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If you're looking to point fingers for one of the more giddily narcissistic trends of our time, look to the world's smallest continent.
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We can't lose touch with what we, as humans, value more than the instant gratification and narcissistic sharing of photos and other banalities.
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Conway argues that narcissistic personality disorder is crucial to framing the way we understand both this president and his presidency, which is true.
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Is he a narcissistic ex-Republican with Big Brotherish tendencies and a sketchy record on race who is trying to buy the presidency?
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He's narcissistic and self-serving, and he needs missteps that are faults of his own to shape his crucial, redemptive arc in Endgame.
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Paak isn't letting a "disrespectful, narcissistic, jealous" attack on his friend, Mac Miller, go unchecked -- which is why he's lighting up rapper GoldLink.
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There are nine traits used to identify narcissistic personality disorder (things like "requires excessive admiration" and "has a grandiose sense of self-importance").
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And his narcissistic personality evidently doesn't appeal to a majority of Americans, who disapprove of his performance even though the economy is performing well.
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Google the term "narcissist" and you'll likely find a list of enough symptoms to diagnose yourself and everyone you know with narcissistic personality disorder.
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Behary's best recommendation for those who want out is to help the narcissistic partner see that breaking up is actually in their best interest.
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It's a tad narcissistic, but it's a constant, burning question with no clear answer, even if the show runners take admirable swings at it.
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In fact, Donald Trump is a product of his generation, a profoundly narcissistic president who should be regarded as the baby boomer-in-chief.
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This isn't a story about Pokémon aiding in a gamified catch-'em-all journey, governed by the slightly narcissistic actions of a Pokémon trainer.
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While endlessly photographing yourself can seem a bit narcissistic, studies say it can be an effective way to give yourself a jolt of joy.
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Unfortunately, we have seen this movie before -- narcissistic, muscular politicians who promise to solve the country's difficulties by the sheer force of their personality.
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But compared to Musk's ridiculous narcissistic Twitter feuds with pretty much anyone who criticizes him, Fieri's once tacky quirks are actually kind of endearing.
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Portia is a self-obsessed actress, and Hagner's portrayal brilliantly satirizes the archetype of the narcissistic millennial while infusing the character with unexpected warmth.
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This should be common logic, but it's not, because people are narcissistic idiots who only see the world through their own myopic vantage point.
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Do they help me become a better writer, or is it just narcissistic self-loathing that holds me back from doing my best work?
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On the site, the woman found a blog post titled "Tales of a Sex-Addicted Narcissistic Player," which detailed the night she was raped.
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Strange, just like he was written in the character's 1960s source comics by the legendary Steve Ditko, is a narcissistic, arrogant, and aloof surgeon.
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But I went ahead and projected these insecurities and made totally narcissistic assumptions about what he was thinking, then presented those assumptions as facts.
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Beyoncé knew when she sampled the song for "Hold Up": "Turn My Swag On" conjures self-love at its most potent and least narcissistic.
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Actually, when we managed to separate those two variables, people [who have in-group pride but aren't collectively narcissistic] are actually tolerant toward others.
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So identifying when collectives, groups, nations become collectively narcissistic and addressing this sentiment before it erupts in political violence would be the ideal thing.
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Lawyers can be narcissistic, but he was one of those people that [liked to think] he was super smart—he thought he knew better.
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Trump's manic, narcissistic, and immature response to the Orlando massacre has been a key turning point—or, looked at another way, a final straw.
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The caveat with memeing yourself is that you may be seen as a bit narcissistic, but if you don't love yourself then who will?
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His bit was pure tragedy: as Press Sectary, Sean Spicer inflated the size of Trump's inauguration crowd to protect the president's dangerously narcissistic ego.
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I am not sure if it makes us more narcissistic, but it causes us to put more emphasis on how we appear to others.
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In Popstar: Never Stop Never Stopping, Andy Samberg plays narcissistic douchetool Conner 4 Real, a man totally enveloped in his own ego and admirers.
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"First, he asked the party to swallow the idea of a narcissistic sexual harasser and a routine liar as its party leader," Brooks writes.
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Whatever the dynamic, the narcissistic parent is always working to feed their supply of adoration — all the while pitting the siblings against each other.
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Knausgaard has been called narcissistic, and many have cited the popularity of the memoir genre as a sign of a cultural shift toward narcissism.
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Hmm ok so Steve Coogan is fed up with his narcissistic brother (played by Richard Gere) and refuses to attend his bougie family dinner.
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" The Washington Post's Jennifer Rubin wrote, "Someone as narcissistic and as devoid of conservative principles as Trump couldn't become a conciliatory, minimally coherent Republican.
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They're typically narcissistic, two-faced, egomaniacal and controlling, according to authors of "The Toxic Boss Survival Guide, " Craig Chappelow, Peter Ronayne and Bill Adams.
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Whatever the dynamic, the narcissistic parent is always working to feed their supply of adoration, all the while pitting the siblings against each other.
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But Northam has tried to dial back some of his most incendiary rhetoric, which included calling Trump a "narcissistic maniac" during the Democratic primary.
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Some critics found the writing of Jack's character homophobic, since he is stereotypically twinky, shallow and narcissistic, and loves to be on the stage.
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It's my main source, because all the other social networks are a little narcissistic and Tumblr is just about sharing art with no negativity.
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Jutting's lawyers argued that he suffered from a debilitating combination of mental problems -- alcohol and cocaine addiction, narcissistic personality disorder and sexual sadism disorder.
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Anything or anyone that goes against their beliefs and expectations is seen as a direct attack, and will suffer the wrath of narcissistic rage.
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One has publicly, and controversially, diagnosed him with a narcissistic personality disorder, and another uses video of the President to teach narcissism to students.
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To do so would conflict with his narcissistic need to be seen as all good, all powerful, always right and impervious to any challenge.
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Thankfully, the impulsive and narcissistic temperament of President Trump, coupled with his inexperience in government, make that unlikely, at least in the short term.
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Just when she thought she had contained one narcissistic leader whose ambitions exceeded his wisdom, to her east, she faces another in the west.
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Scott's younger rival—a flighty, narcissistic singer named Tatyana Bakst—might remind viewers of one or two headline-grabbing Russian sopranos of the hour.
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He seeks to recapture that fame while also navigating his web of equally narcissistic self-destructive friends and frenemies, humans and anthropomorphized animals alike.
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Michael tells me that she launched an online forum for echoists and survivors of narcissistic abuse in November 2017 which now has 21,000 members.
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Malkin places echoism at the far end of the narcissistic spectrum he has developed: echoists have a fear of being needy, special, or selfish.
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Although millennials often have the reputation of being narcissistic, that rests on little more than the fact that they post selfies on social media.
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The artworks of more narcissistic artists have higher market prices, higher estimates from auction houses, and higher outperformance compared to the art market index.
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For instance, one of the telltale signs of a narcissistic partner is that they are never able to own up to their wrongdoings or mistakes.
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Or, for people who think those are narcissistic questions, what kind of world do I want to leave for my children, nieces, nephews, or godchildren?
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That doesn't mean being a navel-gazer, narcissistic, or egocentric, but giving yourself permission to place your personal happiness above that of others at times.
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Astrid was thrown into the foster care system after her narcissistic mother was incarcerated, and every new home was a new start, a new chance.
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And while, as Dr. Grijalva says, it's an extreme form of having narcissistic qualities, it's a complicated disorder that takes thorough psychological evaluation to diagnose.
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Latham diagnosed Jutting with a narcissistic personality disorder -- he didn't feel empathy like normal people -- and determined that he was developing into a sexual sadist.
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I've been writing for a reality TV website for a few years now, covering everything from Kim Kardashian's narcissistic selfies to Bethenny Frankel's Twitter wars.
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Plus, there's something for every single personality type — and it's a slightly narcissistic win-win if you happen to benefit from the experience as well.
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As their friendship developed, he sent over a script for season 3 of his webseries Baker Daily, which stars Baker as a narcissistic news anchor.
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But also, like, I'm not so narcissistic that I don't know that I wouldn't have ended up on that list if I weren't an actress.
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He might not be as all-powerful or intelligent — but he certainly gives Grandpa Rick a run for his money in the narcissistic arrogance department.
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One of Cheng's goals when creating BOB was to create an AI entity that broke the mould by having its own sense of narcissistic autonomy.
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I mean, only a completely narcissistic diva of a performer would muzzle their warm-up acts to dominated the stage time offered by… oh, right.
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Having worked with narcissistic clients in the past, Stanger knows that they can be a challenge to coach because they are unaware of their behavior.
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Drones also, in her opinion, put humans on a different scale—one that isn't dominated by narcissistic selfies where the setting is a mere background.
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Basil Fawlty from Fawlty Towers, David Brent from the Office, Alan Partridge—flawed people that have big visions of who they are, or narcissistic tendencies.
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There are few times in your life when you're allowed, nay encouraged, to make things all about you without being deemed a narcissistic attention-seeker.
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Will Arnett is also in fun form, back again to play the narcissistic Vernon Fenwick, while Laura Linney jumps in to play sarcastic Chief Vincent.
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Jutting's lawyers argued that he suffered from a debilitating combination of mental problems -- alcohol and cocaine addiction, a narcissistic personality and a sexual sadism disorder.
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Narcissistic personality traits — such as grandiosity, superiority and entitlement — have been on the rise in recent years, especially among high-profile leaders and successful CEOs.
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Only a supremely narcissistic leader would turn on essential allies and embrace despots, as Trump has, with so little regard for his country's moral standing.
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The far left, not exactly a surprise, has not minced words in referring to Trump as a narcissistic, bigoted, fascists, and extreme references to Hitler.
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Ethan Stiefel, a former American Ballet Theater principal, returns as the narcissistic Cooper Nielsen, this time judging which of the misfits will make the cut.
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And so it proves with "Darling," a poignant comic study of the bad faith and bad behavior of a narcissistic celebrity and those around him.
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In a statement posted to Facebook, the 39-year-old wrote that he was "absolutely sorry" for being "selfish, narcissistic, and insensitive" in his past.
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Omitted from his donor profile, Aggeles had been diagnosed with schizophrenia, narcissistic personality disorder, drug-induced psychotic disorder, and significant grandiose delusions, the Star reported.
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He is angry and narcissistic, and the best those around him can do is coddle him in the hopes that he won't make things worse.
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But it was only after 1992 that he felt a compulsion to write a novel on the narcissistic dictator and his love of macabre spectacle.
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"I had been studying him for years, and saw him as a narcissistic borderline who under pressure ... could be led to seek martyrdom," he said.
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He's convinced Trump has an array of personality disorders, including narcissistic personality disorder, that make him unfit for office and a danger to the world.
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Like a toddler, Moondog — whose Hawaiian-print suits look like pajamas accessorized with a diaper-like fanny pack — is a creature of pure narcissistic impulse.
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He's happy to let Lopez have the spotlight—the opposite of the narcissistic center of attention he was known for being in the Yankees clubhouse.
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I can't take narcissistic stories that are not only cross-eyed boring but make me feel I'm being given a tour of an infected gland.
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He was dismissive of the straight edge lifestyle many of the younger MMA fighters advocated, and said he found their obsession with their physiques narcissistic.
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I had a recent paper that was used as material for a clickbait story (something like people see Star Wars to meet their narcissistic needs).
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In an experiment, the researchers also collected student reactions to various insulting generational labels, including that they are overly sensitive, easily offended, narcissistic or entitled.
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Ian MaitlandMinneapolis To the Editor: I frequently see the complaint that participation in platforms like Facebook creates narcissistic behavior and encourages a self-centered society.
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Whether this division of labor is a trick, a game or simply a narcissistic form of self-indulgence is unclear until the novel's satisfying end.
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We are well aware of the danger of narcissistic, power-hungry leaders and the circumstances in which they can lead nations to commit terrible acts.
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His narcissistic personality disorder where he is boastful and arrogant was his attempt to cover a "fragile" shell, British psychiatrist Latham had testified on Monday.
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"Postcards From the Edge" was Ms. Fisher's roman à clef that portrayed Ms. Reynolds as a kind of nonchalant, casually narcissistic gorgon of a mother.
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At times the carefulness feels schematic: a good cop to offset the bad cops, the thoughtful, educable white kid and the defensive, narcissistic white kid.
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Wurtzel herself is hyperaware of the narcissistic nature of her problems, and her willingness to expose herself — narcissism and all — ultimately wins the reader over.
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A political leader who thrives on chaos, relishes disorder and governs on the principle of narcissistic self-interest is virtually certain to find defeat intolerable.
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Far from being narcissistic, "Capacity" is a rousing call-to-arms for overachievers and over-helpers to, even if for a moment, take a break.
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Recently, Cuba lost the brutal tyrant Fidel Castro; his egomaniacal, narcissistic bloviations were always quite an earfull for those who took the time to listen.
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Maybe painting is depressed, a sentiment I dare say many critics would validate, or narcissistic (undeniably), or irrationally obsessed with the threat of other mediums.
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He became known offstage to some as "an egomaniacal, completely narcissistic, narrow-minded, arrogant, mean-spirited, temperamental, socially antiquated boor," according to critic Michael Posner.
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But people who have a true narcissistic personality disorder, Frances explains, experience a crash of some sort, even if they can't see it for themselves.
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If she were, Dr. Germain says she'd be a minority when it comes to extreme narcissism, because narcissistic personality disorder is often more prominent in men.
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However, the natural world, indifferent to our narcissistic self-regard keeps moving, flowing, and eating — the lava reduces everything in its path to ash or steam.
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Typically, she argued, reality TV stars are motivated to pursue fame at any cost, which makes them more likely to exhibit narcissistic behavior, such as lying.
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Harris, who is a millennial (as am I), makes no attempt to undercut the complaints of baby boomers — namely, that millennials are anxious, spoiled, and narcissistic.
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Success, as Success Studies understands it, is boring—it's neutered and neutral and crushingly narcissistic, isolated and wary and terrified, but mostly no fun at all.
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Many of the women have called her narcissistic and questioned her mental health as well as her motives for being so active in the charity scene.
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You embrace your narcissistic fantasy to fulfill the lie you created and it was more important than my right to live and Aurora's right to live.
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If you're to believe writer Helen Garner's 2004 account of Anu's trial, the 25-year-old law student was a master manipulator—privileged, highly strung, narcissistic.
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Sometimes you see an application of technology that's so innovative and helpful you can't believe it exists in this age of narcissistic and short-sighted startups.
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According to MayoClinic, if people with narcissistic personality disorder do seek help, it's usually for mental health disorders, such as depression, or drug or alcohol use.
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" In response, George, 55, again shared the criteria for diagnosing narcissistic personality disorder, writing, "Tell us @realDonaldTrump-which of these diagnostic criteria do you not satisfy?
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Facebook in 2016 is a bubbling stew of disconcertingly specific advertising, viral content, live video, political vitriol, old classmates, old people in general, and narcissistic oversharing.
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Both Trump and Sanders, Jarvis argues, are tied together by their anger and their narcissistic use of traditional political platforms and parties to get individual attention.
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A person with narcissistic personality disorder, for instance, can initially come off as charming and fun, only to be revealed as manipulative and abusive over time.
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If the recent election has taught us anything, it is that America just cannot get enough of narcissistic, loud-mouthed bullies who delight in humiliating others.
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The three-page document is the sort of narcissistic introduction that's beloved of the world's greatest ego-whores, yet when the Telegraph journalist finally meets Will.i.
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Now, he's looking for love on a reality show for the third time with the help of Stanger, who is hoping to kick his narcissistic ways.
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For all the criticism of the characters on Girls being selfish, narcissistic, and unlikeable, the series itself has always been marked by generosity to its audience.
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In its mysterious, unwitnessed state, "Eden" and its lost reality stars seemed to offer a stronger parable for these narcissistic end-times than anything deliberately conceived.
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The neutral siblingThe neutral sibling walks a delicate balance between the narcissistic parent and the siblings, Thomas said, because they are attempting to be a peacemaker.
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Top Republicans were terrified of Trump — they thought him an erratic, narcissistic bigot who cared nothing for conservatism and could destroy the GOP for a generation.
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"It's going to have to be a conversation in the moment because otherwise that person generally is not aware of how narcissistic they are," she says.
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Fifty-fifty indecisive split decision between two comical, narcissistic, hateful, opportunists kind of shows who we are, and that we don't really know what we want.
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Is he really so sensitive to criticism, so narcissistic, so obsessed with cable news, that he cannot recognize the essential, underlying importance of a free press?
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After all, a narcissistic ninja from Spain who likes claws and matador outfits is a really weird character concept but Vega is real and nobody's complaining.
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"Researchers found that they could reliably identify narcissistic people by simply asking if they see themselves as a narcissist," Ferretti wrote in response to my email.
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Again, I'm in no position to make a diagnosis but I'm not alone in suspecting that he meets most of the criteria for narcissistic personality disorder.
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"He is an egomaniacal, narcissistic buffoon," said Michael Rubino, a top Trump adviser in Virginia who is close to Corey Lewandowski, the president's former campaign manager.
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Gary (Ato Blankson-Wood) casts himself as a field slave in charge of a white indentured servant played by his narcissistic boyfriend, Dustin (James Cusati-Moyer).
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The most memorable meeting was, of course, with Donald Trump, who couldn't seem to answer a single question in a remotely coherent or non-narcissistic fashion.
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These behaviors can be more mild, too, in which case a person exhibits one or two narcissistic traits, but doesn&apost have the full-blown disorder.
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Not only is Trump a literacy-lite, conspiracy-chasing, compulsively lying bigot, he is also a narcissistic workaholic who now wields the power of the presidency.
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Rutledge added that in her expert opinion, Goldberg&aposs actions suggest he has symptoms of certain mental illnesses like antisocial personality disorder and narcissistic personality disorder.
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Indeed, people with antisocial personality disorder are more inclined to break the law than those with narcissistic personality disorder, psychologist Stanton Samenow wrote on Psychology Today.
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It examined both generational and individual trends in narcissistic behaviors, unlike previous studies on narcissism that focused only on one or the other, according to Naftulin.
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Someone bring him a bottle," she later tweeted, adding: "Only possible defensible explanation for Trump's disgusting, unpresidential, narcissistic behavior, would be early-on-set dementia. Maybe.
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It's a bad one, spoiled by narcissistic friends and betrayal, but its guests are very recognizable: Patricia Clarkson, Cherry Jones, Cillian Murphy and others make appearances.
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We think we have an idea of what psychopaths are like—narcissistic Patrick Bateman types, twisted serial killers, or the president of the good ol' USA.
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He's convinced Trump suffers from an array of personality disorders, including narcissistic personality disorder, that makes him unfit for office and a danger to the world.
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Much like Lena Dunham's narcissistic millennial character, Hannah Horvath, on HBO's Girls, Kylie Jenner is embarking on her own journey to become the voice of our generation.
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As for his mother, he says, "My mother is the most bullying, controlling, narcissistic sociopath I've ever seen in my life, on the highest level," he says.
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Hughes comes into the movie when their lives intersect with him, and then he takes over the whole thing, which seems in keeping with his narcissistic character.
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" Redstone's lawyers added: "It will be for the jury to weigh the contemporaneous notes and trial testimony of those disinterested witnesses against Ms. Holland's narcissistic false narrative.
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We call to arms our fellow craftsmen and women to go deeper and through our hearts battle against fear, self-centeredness, exclusivity of our predominantly narcissistic culture.
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You watch as Strong struggles to keep her emotions in check while she ponders the reality of six more years with a narcissistic sociopath running the country.
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Nonetheless, since this narcissistic character sprang from Fred Rogers' imagination and spoke through his voice, I worried there might be a tinge of Friday in Rogers himself.
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They summoned his memory so they could honor it, with a touching empathy and attention to others that our narcissistic president has repeatedly proven himself incapable of.
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Human beings don't have to be narcissistic and ultra-competitive, but if we're thrown into a system that incentivizes these things, it's obvious that we will be.
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"I had a recent paper that was used as material for a clickbait story (something like people see Star Wars to meet their narcissistic needs)," Campbell writes.
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These characteristics include a history of cruelty to animals or other people, risk taking, behavior suggesting loss of control or impulsivity, narcissistic personality and current mental instability.
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His radicalized supporters will at times turn to vigilantism, as if his pronouncements (perhaps intended to shield himself from narcissistic injury) were implicit permission to seek retribution.
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I think it's also because confessional writing seems foolish, like only a dumb narcissistic self-obsessed girl would spew and reveal all this shit about her life.
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Millennials, roughly defined as the generation born between the early 1003s and the early 2100s, often hear that they're the most narcissistic, entitled generation of all time.
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But in general, millennials do not appreciate being called narcissistic and entitled, said study leader Joshua Grubbs, a doctoral candidate at Case Western Reserve University in Ohio.
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Then researchers had people from the public check out the participants' photos and rate them as to how attractive, likable, and narcissistic they thought each subject appeared.
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Or, if you're in a relationship with someone who's more co-narcissistic than you are, you could fall into the role of narcissist to "balance" things out.
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"You're really looking for the [co-narcissistic person] to become more spontaneous and authentic" as they feel more and more like their experience is real and appreciated.
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What the authors set out to investigate were shared narcissistic personality traits between non-incarcerated sexual offenders (such as the male college students surveyed) and incarcerated ones.
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If you meet a guy that eats five dozen eggs every morning to help him "get large," there's a good chance he might be a narcissistic villain.
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He's every deadbeat hookup, every narcissistic loser, every man who's ever tried to leverage power, money, fame, credibility, or physical strength to snap your boundaries like matchsticks.
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Frances is far from a starry-eyed romantic: She has cheated on her husband; she is a narcissistic oversharer, a foul-mouthed accuser, a weak-kneed manipulator.
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His narcissistic belief that he can "shoot someone on Fifth Avenue and not lose any voters" holds even against those pesky Democratic oversight hearings, subpoenas and investigations.
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In a Twitter thread, Conway accused the White House of making "political, narcissistic use" of the McLean evangelical church by asking its pastor to pray for Trump.
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The most recent being a study of almost 2,000 German adults which found that only children are no more likely to be narcissistic than those with siblings.
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Next came Holly Hunter, who plays a senator investigating whether Superman is Gotham's great hope or a narcissistic terrorist, followed by Amy Adams, who plays Lois Lane.
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A diagnosis of Personality Disorder (narcissistic or otherwise), while plausible, is of limited significance, as they lack well-established scientific validity and their diagnostic boundaries are indistinct.
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"I always thought I had given up my chance to be a human rights activist by doing fashion, because fashion can be so narcissistic sometimes," she says.
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Above all this, a cheeky neon sign spells out "Holiday Motel," and to the side, a light box advertises "Free Narcissistic People Disorder... Free Orgasms," and more.
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Calling young women's use of selfies narcissistic echoes the claims that we are obsessed with ourselves and our image, indulging in frivolous hobbies involving hair and makeup.
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In his acceptance speech, Conner thanks himself, and then himself again, accurately embodying the truly narcissistic and egotistical pop stars that we all know and still love.
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University of Toronto researchers had 178 people rate the selfies of 198 college students on their attractiveness, as well as how narcissistic and likable the subjects seemed.
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He's every deadbeat hookup, every narcissistic loser, every man who's ever tried to leverage power, money, fame, credibility or physical strength to snap your boundaries like matchsticks.
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But Cole's story suggests that even as an inert object of narcissistic desire, this custom-bred doppelgänger wields power over her double, by inspiring such monumental obsession.
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These days, all politics seem to narrow upon the orange pate of a single narcissistic man, and some Democrats have been keen to keep pounding that drum.
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Narcissistic Adonises named "Sayed" (1994), "Leo" (1995), and "Djamel" (1993) are filled with self-admiration; half-smiling, they peer at us or stare at their private parts.
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"A city once famously neurotic is becoming malignantly narcissistic," Moss writes, in one of many descriptions that sum up the state of affairs with an efficient wisdom.
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Some find people who lack traits such as agreeableness and conscientiousness are more likely to be sexually promiscuous, as are those higher in neurotic and narcissistic traits.
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That puts him far beyond the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders diagnosis of narcissistic personality disorder into a much more dangerous zone for our nation.
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It's a populist revolt whose champion, our ridiculous president, is too narcissistic and incontinent to persuade anyone outside his base that he cares about the common good.
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And Brian — especially in Urie's by now predictable performance — is a tired burlesque of the dithery, narcissistic gay man who turns everything he touches into silly drama.
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" Asked to elaborate on his mention of "personality disorders," Jon, 42, said he thinks Kate, 44, has narcissistic personality disorder and called his own behavior "passive-aggressive.
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Dory's friends and reluctant, sometimes willfully obstructive partners in detection include a narcissistic actress, Portia (Meredith Hagner), and her condescending gay bestie, Elliott (John Early), both funny.
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Editorial writers, homeless advocates and moralists in general seized on that show as proof that fashion and its narcissistic practitioners are hopelessly disconnected from the real world.
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This creates long-term challenges that are growing with a swelling middle class (now larger than America's) that is impatient with the corrupt, thuggish and narcissistic leadership.
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"You suffer from a narcissistic personality disorder, which was on display to everyone who followed the main trial," she said in her verdict, according to the Guardian.
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If he'd been a smart populist, instead of an impulsive and narcissistic one who commits crimes in plain sight, we'd be in way more trouble right now.
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With another happy relationship thrown in her face, she did the natural, narcissistic thing and initiated sex with Max (he resisted for about two or three seconds).
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As West's fame has grown, he has seemed uninterested in moving beyond this narcissistic stance, apologizing only intermittently, and halfheartedly, for the persistence of his asshole ways.
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Donald Trump throughout his business career, throughout the entire campaign, has been narcissistic, he's been uncouth, he's been offensive, " Kovacevich said in an interview with "Power Lunch.
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Meanwhile the girls themselves were all, to varying degrees, antiheroic: as self-destructive and narcissistic in their way as the embattled patriarchs familiar from other HBO productions.
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Let House Republicans, always so big on national security, have camera lights focused on them as they once again ignore how narcissistic and incompetent the president is.
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You know, a narcissistic personality like that—it takes a lot to shock them out of their own narrative, and I thought that might've thrown him off.
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That can be hard to find, Durvasula tells me, but a good therapist can help you learn to set appropriate expectations and boundaries with your narcissistic parent.
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If it tears you apart inside, affects your performance at work, and interferes with your other relationships, you need to set new boundaries with your narcissistic parent.
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BoJack Horseman delivered one of the most realistic portrayals of depression without apology in its fourth season, and finally gave the narcissistic anti-hero his redeeming moment.
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Elinor Greenberg, PhD, CGP is in private practice in NYC and the author of the book " Borderline, narcissistic, and Schizoid Adaptations: The Pursuit of Love, Admiration and Safety."
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In reality, though, external raters actually perceived the targets' selfies to look less attractive and less likable than the photos taken by others (as well as more narcissistic).
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Most of Twenge's assertions about millennial narcissism come from comparing answers given by millennials, Gen X'ers, and baby boomers on an index called the Narcissistic Personality Inventory (NPI).
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The first is the reality-show novel, a degraded form of autofiction reduced to narcissistic testimonies that satisfy the voyeurism of readers and fill the pockets of publishers.
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Given that humans are generally preening, narcissistic assholes, it's a safe bet that most people aren't going to allow someone to write, "This guy sucks!" on their profile.
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Context: George Conway shared tweets on Monday that included the clinical symptoms for narcissistic personality disorder and antisocial personality disorder, implying that Trump may suffer from both conditions.
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However, the president's reluctance or inability to absorb even single-page briefing papers, combined with his impulsive and narcissistic personality, mean that nothing can be taken for granted.
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On the other hand, judging from his actions and temperament, psychotherapist and narcissism expert Dr. Les Carter "easily [judged] Denhardt as being a narcissistic sociopath," according to Punnett.
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Thanks in part to Donald Trump's media diagnosis, Narcissistic Personality Disorder has overtaken "psychopath" and "bipolar" to emerge as the number one label for others' perceived psychological failings.
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Millennials do view themselves as a bit more narcissistic than generations before them, but not to the extent that older generations do, according to new research presented Jan.
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Even very established artists as varied as photographer superstar Gregory Crewdson and narcissistic pop super genius Kanye West are using the zine form to distribute their distinct ideas.
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Crack open the "Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders", a widely used handbook, and the checklist for Narcissistic Personality Disorder could be notes for a Trump profile.
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The Tumblr site Donald Maroney shows photos of Trump with quotes superimposed from "30 Rock" character Jenna Maroney, an aging, narcissistic former star actress played by Jane Krakowski.
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George Conway, a prominent Republican, is a frequent Trump critic and has questioned on Twitter the president's mental health and assailed what he describes as Trump's narcissistic personality.
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As I look at his narcissistic selfies and brooding poses on the cable news loop, I don't know if Omar Mateen was mentally ill or just emotionally unhinged.
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He also filmed monologues he called the "narcissistic ramblings of Rurik Jutting" in which he spoke of the murders, binged on cocaine and explained his violent sexual fantasies.
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While identifying whether a person will become an extremist can be tricky, psychologists suspect people who are narcissistic, paranoid, and aggressive are more likely to adopt white nationalism.
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Chatman said the lawsuits brought during a narcissistic CEO's tenure usually aren't over headline-grabbing issues so much as basic business practices, like accounting irregularities or patent infringement.
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They were: Bipolar Disorder, Intermittent Explosive Disorder, Substance Use Disorder, Narcissistic Personality Disorder (or some variant personality disorder), Attention Deficit Disorder, and a form of early stage Dementia.
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A November 2018 survey of 1,000 men between the ages of 16 and 75 who self-identified as straight found that these men tended to have narcissistic traits.
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The urge to bare, whether it's seen as refreshingly upfront or hopelessly narcissistic, was on display in the sheer looks at Dolce & Gabbana, Emilia Wickstead and Sonia Rykiel.
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I don't want to sound narcissistic at all, but I do believe that I am one of the thought leaders that have emerged in the past five years.
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"I wouldn't say Proust was narcissistic, as it was not so uncommon in that era for writers to write positive reviews of their own work," Mr. Puttemans said.
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George had just a few days earlier tweeted out clinical definitions of narcissistic personality disorder and antisocial personality disorder in reference to the president of the United States.
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Read more " _____ Eric Levitz in New York Magazine: "There is no diagnostic blood test or brain scan for narcissistic personality disorder; there's just a list of observable traits.
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"Borderline personality disorder and narcissistic personality disorder," said Ms. Freeman, cautioning that because she doesn't have her degree yet, she doesn't technically have the power to diagnose anyone.
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"GIFs and memes are sort of seen as you know, shallow and narcissistic but that's almost always the case with new forms of communication," Hancock, from Stanford, says.
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To the extent that the president's supporters accepted expert opinion, they might be less resistant to the removal of a demented commander in chief than a narcissistic one.
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For example, before when I looked at sexy images of women or selfies, I would preemptively have certain reactions and begin formulating opinions about the artists as narcissistic.
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In this context, his rigid and often frustrating commitment to pacifism becomes more plausible — less a narcissistic moral code than an emotional tool for keeping it all together.
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They'll probably use the same insults, complaining the kids of the 0003s and '60s are more entitled, more narcissistic, and less self-sufficient than those of generations past.
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You would think this scene ends with fucking, but alas, it does not—Jenny Schecter (Mia Kirshner), an unpopular and narcissistic character, calls and interrupts their love-making.
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For a 2016 study published in the journal Personality and Individual Differences, researchers recruited 212 active Instagram users in Korea and had them complete the Narcissistic Personality Inventory.
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But if you're in a founder-worshipping culture where you have a narcissistic CEO who's never run anything before and is out of his depth, disaster will unfold.
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Season five will also follow up on a season four plot in which the narcissistic Lindsay (Portia de Rossi) proposed building an impenetrable wall along the Mexican border.
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The situations I've been describing exclude, of course, those few men among clerics who are just narcissistic or sociopathic enough to take what they want, the rules be damned.
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Americans are nothing if not narcissistic, and so the recent North Korean nuclear test has been portrayed and debated in the US as varying degrees of all about us.
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"There is this very fragile sense of self esteem underneath it all," Latham told the court, adding Jutting's narcissistic tendencies of being boastful was a means to cover up.
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"We call to arms our fellow craftsmen and women to go deeper and through our hearts battle against fear, self-centeredness, exclusivity of our predominantly narcissistic culture," he said.
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Simply put, a narcissistic foreign policy that sees our role in the world as that of an aloof mercenary nation rather than a leader is both dangerous and misguided.
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I had a judgment of that before, and I thought of Instagram as an image-based social media platform, and I thought it was kind of a narcissistic culture.
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Either you're a mega-fan, impressed by their hustle and into their aesthetic, or you think that they're the worst of America's obsession with celebrity: vapid, narcissistic, and dumb.
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" Although she has not named her attackers, the actress said in the video that she has been abused by "very powerful, very rich, very entitled, very narcissistic white men.
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"The biggest difference is that you're telling someone else's story as opposed to being completely self-obsessed and narcissistic – as I'm used to being in my life," Bareilles joked.
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But as he did so, Allen says a darker side of Rostand emerged: He portrays Rostand as a narcissistic sociopath and an alleged sexual manipulator with a controlling persona.
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In this deep and thoughtful piece, Sarah Boxer examines the theory that the emergence of Snoopy — the narcissistic upright-walking beagle — as the strip's central character is to blame.
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More from VICE: First, they found that both sides are equally narcissistic; narcissists are as evenly distributed between the two political parties as they are in the general population.
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"I think people who are raised in a way that tips them toward echoism are more likely to be drawn into relationships with narcissistic friends and partners," Malkin says.
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The team is currently studying whether being called narcissistic makes people decide to live up to the label, or if they overcompensate and show increased altruism and empathy instead.
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Of course that's a lie — Annie does all the hair and makeup for the eBay photos and essentially manages the business — but our resident narcissistic girlboss can't see that.
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" Another with 36,000 signatures declares that "Trump appears unable to control his compulsion and displays characteristics of all nine criteria to officially diagnose an individual with Narcissistic Personality Disorder.
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While growing up in a normal family means learning to share your toys and figuring out your own identity, being part of a narcissistic family means fighting for survival.
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If you're looking for support because you think you are a survivor of a narcissistic parent, you can contact groups like The Echo Society, or join raisedbynarcissists on Reddit.
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Usually, narcissistic behaviors begin in a person's teenage years and can stem from receiving misplaced yet excessive praise or criticism from a parent over an extended period of time.
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For example, narcissistic in-laws will play favorites, isolate the target from their own children, and lie about anything to fit their narrative and make the target feel excluded.
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" The second chapter, "The Epidemic," is more clinical, citing the DSM's Diagnostic Criteria for Narcissistic Personality Disorder — things like "Requires excessive admiration" and "Shows arrogant, haughty behaviors or attitudes.
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" The New Republic's longtime literary editor, Leon Wieseltier, a professional lowerer of the boom, said it was "the worst, last gasp of Reaganite, grasping, materialistic, narcissistic, banal self-absorption.
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Narcissistic, where you live in an echo chamber and you believe all the lies that your own side puts out and you're not open to any kind of discussion.
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We found that the self-absorbed, attention-seeking behaviors typical of narcissistic leaders left employees feeling emotionally-drained and too exhausted to contribute their ideas for improving the business.
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In February, a psychologist told me with deadly seriousness, "This is the worst case I have seen in my career," regarding Trump and a diagnosis of narcissistic personality disorder.
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Attention Young People: This Narcissism Study Is All About You New research found that those aged 19503 to 25 believe theirs is the most narcissistic and entitled living generation.
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A list might include a prior history of abuse, domestic violence, and a cluster of personality disorders such as antisocial personality disorder, borderline personality disorder and narcissistic personality disorder.
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My last note on Celine because I have more important things to dedicate my rage to - what a day to present such a tone-deaf, ignorant, belligerent, narcissistic show.
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But as with the show's first part, this segment gives us an almost achingly ordinary-seeming type — the narcissistic, superficial urban singleton — and strips it to its disquieting core.
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That's according to new research published on Wednesday, which found that adults between the ages of 18 and 25 believe theirs is the most narcissistic and entitled living generation.
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She dresses herself as a pageboy to serve the narcissistic Orsino (played as a honey-voiced crooner by Ato Blankson-Wood), leading to a big, bright ball of confusion.
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A man who derives satisfaction from riding in as a white knight fighting for women's rights while he secretly abuses women: It's so tremendously narcissistic it seems almost fictional.
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But Wenner's narcissistic and violent temperament, on high boil since early youth and on full display in this survey of his life, has made him impervious to outside judgment.
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Bill Nighy takes center stage as the narcissistic daredevil Billy Mack, but it's Laura Linney who gives the movie its tender core as the overextended yet helplessly smitten Sarah.
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His endearing grumpiness is on full display on his podcast, "WTF"; in his turn as a narcissistic, coke-addled director on "GLOW"; and especially in this new standup special.
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There are frequent moments when the camerawork, editing (quick zooms in and out) and loopy, slightly surreal dialogue suddenly recall the Bluths in all their narcissistic, clueless, hilarious glory.
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In it, researchers examined six previously collected data sets so researchers could better understand how narcissistic traits vary among generations, and how levels of narcissism change as people age.
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Yes, Hollywood's most fatally narcissistic glamour girl, Norma Desmond, is back in town, in the pared-down revival of Andrew Lloyd Webber's "Sunset Boulevard" that opened on Thursday night.
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It was a performance that prompted George Conway, the husband of White House counselor Kellyanne Conway, to suggest that his wife's boss was suffering from a narcissistic personality disorder.
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That's why if you go out on a date with someone who is beautiful, and they have no Christian charity and they're narcissistic and cruel, an ugliness creeps in.
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She's described on IMDB as a "narcissistic runaway," but given her situation she seems just as much a resourceful young woman who prides herself on refusing to take shit.
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There is no other way to say this than to say it: It was the single most bizarre, impulsive, narcissistic performance I have ever seen from a major politician.
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Imagining Taylor Swift, Rihanna, and Kanye West as fickle, narcissistic, and divine beings with supernatural powers makes as much sense as any theory about what drives idolatry and fame.
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It's entirely possible that he simply has certain personal qualities we don't find ideal in a leader, like being a narcissistic bully who lacks basic civility and common courtesies.
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During an interview with Esquire the author of the series, George R. R. Martin, compared Trump to one of the plot's most narcissistic and sadistic characters — King Joffrey Baratheon.
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It succeeds a little too well: "Retro Star Trek through the eyes of a narcissistic Gamergater" can't help but be a fun, if occasionally horrifying, time for the audience.
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But to do so without the mess, without the theatrical isolation or the descent into drug abuse or the suicidal collapse or the homicidal, self-portrait-loathing, narcissistic rage.
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Possessing some narcissistic traits could actually be beneficial in certain contexts—grandiose narcissists are often achievement-oriented, charming, and successful—but those traits become far less desirable in romantic partnerships.
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It's a narcissistic fury, in which not getting everything you want whenever you want it, and not being immediately applauded for everything you do, is the worst kind of oppression.
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But even in another language, the vocal melodrama would indicate similar sentiments, because even as ballad singing goes, the breathy, tortured, lovelorn displays of narcissistic emotion here represent a nadir.
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"He also came into my life at a time where I've had enough of the narcissistic, cheating and abuse I've endured over the years from my previous relationships….." Rose wrote.
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In an interview, she called Gunvalson "the older sister that you don't want" and "a true narcissistic" for doing something wrong and then trying to make others apologize to her.
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First, an even temperament, or what we might fashionably call emotional intelligence: Understanding yourself and keeping your demons under control so that power, pettiness and narcissistic impulses don't guide you.
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Then he can counter their American decline narrative, with one of his own: This country is failing because it got too narcissistic, became too much like a reality TV show.
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The users of a website called Sailing Anarchy, which caters to regatta racers and yacht owners, started mocking Mr. Stowe as a narcissistic hippie with a knack for self-promotion.
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STEWART: But not only narcissistic, but in no way an examination of the foundation of what he was saying, which is: You are an incredibly corrupt and blinded, symbiotic terrarium.
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George continued Monday, sharing the American Psychiatric Association's Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, and later pages showing the diagnostic criteria for narcissistic personality disorder and antisocial personality disorder.
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People risk their careers and their reputations on an activity that will not earn them any money or advance their lives -- other than providing a fleeting hit of narcissistic satisfaction.
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Musk's narcissistic side has also been manifested — rather often — in his combative rants with investors, the media and his employees, as well as his confrontational and erratic social media presence.
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A study from the University of Toronto says that taking selfies can make you appear more narcissistic to those around you and give you a self-inflated view of yourself.
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Just this week, we saw the ugly side of that narcissistic trait when he blamed the military for the loss of a Navy SEAL in a botched raid in Yemen.
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But that narcissistic maniac and his agenda have proven more popular than the Democrats initially anticipated, and now Mr. Northram has promised to work with the president on shared issues.
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So will voters in the commonwealth revert to form and select Northam — who called President Donald Trump a "narcissistic maniac" on his way to winning the Democratic primary in June?
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Narcissistic parents-in-law are incredibly cruel, often going out of their way to make sure their son or daughter's spouse doesn't feel welcome, according to trauma therapist Shannon Thomas.
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Kellyanne Conway has defended Trump's attacks on her husband, saying Trump responded because he "is protective of me" and saying George Conway overstepped by diagnosing Trump with narcissistic personality disorder.
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To say Mr. Trump is suffering from "narcissistic alexithymia, the inability to understand or describe the emotions in the self" omits the self-constructed mental trap Mr. Trump is in.
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This is a narcissistic President who believed in the vendetta and recruited goons like Eric Holder and Preet Bhahara to then carry his water for him and go after me.
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"[T]he work reminds us to reject our narcissistic tendencies, and represents the importance of listening to one another in order to achieve an open and eclectic society," says Elliott.
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Kristin Dombek's The Selfishness of Others: An Essay on the Fear of Narcissism is a thoughtful and often hilarious inquiry of the supposed rise of narcissism and narcissistic personality disorder.
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The lack of consensus is so great that the American Psychiatric Association came close to removing"narcissistic personality disorder" from the last edition of Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of MentalDisorders.
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The narcissistic identification that she'd grown to love watching older movies—raised on a diet of VHS tapes and visits to old prop warehouses—wasn't really present in contemporary films.
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Brittany, an illegal immigrant from Barbados, works as an au pair to a rich, self-centered Manhattan businessman, Jay (Matt Servitto), and his even more narcissistic wife, Brooke (Ilana Becker).
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Far from seeming narcissistic, undertaking a self-obituary can be a form of summation and of caregiving for those who may be in need of direction after we are gone.
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" As these once-unpopular, often narcissistic men become more successful, he suspects that "getting back at these women, having power over them, seems to have become a source of arousal.
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Glenn Howerton (Dennis Reynolds on "It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia") plays to his strengths as an embittered, narcissistic former professor who washes out as an A.P. biology teacher in Ohio.
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Conway tweeted that Trump's mental state was "getting worse," then shared the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders' definitions of two conditions — narcissistic personality disorder and antisocial personality disorder.
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The more narcissistic among us gravitated towards the brightest-lit areas, and despite the viewing's 9 A.M. start time, the hall took on the ambience of a late-night party.
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When the NBC News correspondent Betty Rollin wrote her groundbreaking breast-cancer memoir, "First, You Cry," critics called her narcissistic for worrying about how her breasts would look post-mastectomy.
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The central disappointment of these spaces is not that they are so narcissistic, but rather that they seem to have such a low view of the people who visit them.
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We need a picture of the holidays that makes room at the table for the delusional, the narcissistic, the wayward and those whose internal demons sometimes hijack their better selves.
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Appearing topless, overweight and unshaven, Jutting appeared on camera, at times showing Ningsih's body, and spoke with chilling calm in a series of monologues that he described as "narcissistic ramblings".
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As the author and game designer Ian Bogost has pointed out, video games are a narcissistic medium, which may be part of why they're such a cultural force these days.
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Laura Mulvey said that there is a narcissistic gaze for the man in the movie: You want to be the cowboy in the Western, you want to be that guy.
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