mentalblog.com comments:
so everyone bores you? when you throw everyone else off the island who will be left? just you you you - you won't need a montor just a mirror to remind yourself how truly special sensitive and wonderful you are
we'll just have to go back to our real lives
do you notice that this time you threaten to pull the plug, no one is telling you not to jump?
does "the boy who cried wolf" mean anything to you or is that just too pedestrian and lowbrow?
what will keep you from pulling the plug on this tired blog - your narcissim or your cowardice?
you don't have to post this one - this one's just for you
maybe mean but never thick, boring, dim or stupid
enjoy
http://www.answers.com/narcissism&r=67
Freudian term, drawn from the Greek myth of Narcissus, indicating an exclusive self-absorption. In psychoanalysis, narcissism is considered a normal stage in the development of children. It is known as secondary narcissism when it occurs after puberty, and is said to indicate a libidinal energy directed exclusively toward oneself. A degree of narcissism is considered normal, where an individual has a healthy self-regard and realistic aspirations. The condition becomes pathological, and diagnosable as a personality disorder, when it significantly impairs social functioning. An individual with narcissistic personality disorder tends to harbor an exaggerated sense of his own self-importance and uniqueness. He is often excessively occupied with fantasies about his own attributes and potential for success, and usually depends upon others for reinforcement of his self-image. A narcissist tends to have difficulties maintaining healthy interpersonal relationships, stemming largely from a lack of empathy and a propensity for taking advantage of others in the interest of self-aggrandizement. It is often found in combination with antisocial personality disorder.
no further questions, your Honor
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