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I'm sure it's not very probable only I have a combination of narcissism and ADHD, which leads to the transformation of hyperactivity into aggression and an overwhelming sense of boredom and emptiness in life.

Conversation with normal people about normal things doesn't turn me on (that's why is the sociopath's forum more interesting than yours/ours(?) for me, no offence for sociopaths, it's a compliment) the attempt to learn something about myself is little more interesting, ...

What would happen if
1. relationship ended with. Borderline following devaluation.
2. Former lover began seeing a narcissist
3. BPD from first relationship begins hovering and that relationship resumes
4. Narcissist is aware that it’s primary source is being courted by the Pwbpd?

Basically, a borderline and narcisist competing for the same individual?

I like this guys videos, he cites actual studies and attempts to differentiate between actual symptoms and internet buzz words, he also makes it easy to understand what he’s saying. I find the part of covert narcissism being more linked to abuse than overt narcissism interesting but it makes sense the way he explains it. If you have a negative affect and poor mood that’s more likely to spill over.

https://blogs.scientificamerican.com/be ... introvert/

Scroll down the page and rate each statement from 1 (very uncharacteristic or untrue, strongly disagree) to 5 (very characteristic or true, strongly agree).

I scored 77 which is above average apparently (mid-60s is average).

Is there a pathology for this behaviour that isn't defined by narcissism or histrionics?

What if someone lacks certain narcissistic qualities, but has a profound need to be the centre of attention, else recede into introversion. If someone else is seen to be getting the same attention, it inspires a strong internal reaction.

Can that pathology be strong enough to become distinctive from NPD?

I'm going to touch a pretty painful subject here. (For me I guess, if anyone ever even got close to what I'll mean then for them too.) I'm 19, if it's important for anyone to know.
I'm not gonna lie, I wasn't diagnosed with NPD and I won't say I have the personality disorder, but I do own a lot of narcissistic traits of the character - and if I'm not going to do anything ...

I was at the gym tonight. I checked out a cute guy at the machine next to me. We made eye contact and he instantly looked away. This happened once more a few minutes later. There was a difference between this and when you catch someone looking at you and they quickly look away. This seemed intentional. He never looked at me again.

People who are into you generally hold eye contact from my understanding, ...

My husband (divorced soon) is 38 and I am 21. Sometimes he is just so supportive, complimenting me, spending his time with me and we have fun and most time unless it is sport or his job he spend at home helping out, faitful always and giving me full acces to everything (only in the beginning he talked with a girl he had an online only relationship with and he talked to her while we ...

Hi everyone. This is my first topic here, english is not my first language so please bear with me :)

I have a hot colleague which I'm quite sure has a strong narcissistic streak, maybe this person has Npd. We've been flirting for several months and has been doing this since we first met. This person is extremely charismatic, confident and does a magnificent narcissistic stare.

The ...

Can someone with NPD miss someone?

Can someone with NPD love and form deep bonds?

Can someone with NPD admit their wrongs and can they ever understand how their actions might have affected someone?

Are narcissistic abusers abusive because they are narcissistic or are they narcissistic and abusive?

Can someone with NPD ever change and be a bit more empathic, considerate, open to talk about emotions?

Can someone with NPD remain faithful?