"In the past I liked being the white knight in an evil way, where I 'saved' the damsel and kept her on the threshold of depression to prolong the importance I played as the 'rock' in her chaotic life. But in the most recent of cases (the only one so far) I actually enjoy 'saving' this girl. Maybe it's because her crisis is circumstantial, and not emotional (and thus repugnant). I don't know. I respect this one O_o. It's great, though, genuine gratitude for genuine ... genuinity. I like it. It's 'clean' attention. I don't want any damn hero. I am the hero."
The premeditativeness here scares the crap out of me! Is this one of the differences between NPDs and HPD? The cognisense (sp) of what they are doing and why? I knew/know what actions I take that hurt others or devalue their worth, I feel pain for them since I have been devalued many times, and I want very bad to never hurt another person. Are you saying that you know you've hurt others to get NS and you plan on continuing to do that? Doesn't that level of cognisense (sp) make you a sociopath?
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