I Will Admit, One NPD Stereotype I Do Fit Is The Need To Drag Down Others In Order To Prevent Them From

i will admit, one NPD stereotype i do fit is the need to drag down others in order to prevent them from feeling as though they’re better than me.

if someone is overly confident about themselves, i feel the need to make slight jabs at it, often without even realising i’m doing it, just to be sure they aren’t putting themselves above me.

as i said, i usually don’t even realise i’m doing it until it’s done, but it’s important to support NPD even if some of our symptoms do hurt or upset others.

if your support for NPD is limited only to those who do not have symptoms that align with certain stereotypes, then you are not an advocate.

I feel like people forget that I'm unable to care about things sometimes. They expect so much care from me and I don't have any because my well is bone dry and has been for like... years atp. But I'm forced to give what I don't have because it would literally destroy me if someone's perception of me alters even slightly in a negative direction.

Btw it's not cool to hate on people without empathy..

I don't care what your reasons are,, just cause I don't feel sad when you're sad doesn't mean in suddenly gonna murder your whole family or something

hey why is it even considered an odd or bad thing that narcissists need the ego boosts and shit. when every neurotypical ever is like "do i look good in this?" and youre supposed to say yes and if you dont they get mad. like everyone needs the ego boosts. everyone needs praise and someone to tell them theyre good. why. is it demonized when its npd. (i know why) why is it only bad when we need and crave and thrive on extra positive attention and praise.

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I know I'm unlovable, I just sometimes like to pretend that I'm not