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And narcolepticzzzzzzzzz. |
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Sounds like you are describing the biblical God that wants all of you to live forever praying to him
for eternity. Yep, you should feel sorry for someone like this. This entity fits the descriptions
below very well. Kills you if you don't believe. "Love me or else".
Narcissist - Jealous, egotistical, vain, conceited, throws temper tantrums . |
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Aye, I agree 100%, you can't make a silk purse out of a sows ear, the ''TRUTH'' is a two edged sword
in most cases, that quickly chops a daffodil down to size! Problem is a borderline narrcisist only
sees their own imperfect image, (WHICH THEY THINK IS SOMETHING DELECTABLE), reflecting right back at
them! It's a dismal dull affair!...;-) |
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All we can do is feel sorry for them. There is no help for them. They will always be the way they
are. The best thing to do is leave them alone and feel straight up pity for them. (Not empathy) |
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As someone who has had a relationship with a narcissist-I can say with a great deal of certainty
that I do not feel sorry for them-in any sense (at least this one) From my own experience this
individual was a skilled manipulator spouting a string of "half-truths"...I actually had to mirror
his behaviour in order for him to understand (if he ever could) what he was doing to himself and
those that cared about him. He affected my quality of life and exposed me to much verbal and
emotional abuse. The best choice I made was to find the strength and sever all ties with him. Which
was not an easy task. These people need professional help, but many don't bother. While I feel a
sense of sorrow for his mental disorder, I did not excuse his ability to make the right choices
which he continually failed to do. |
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Nah, just hide their mirrors and watch them freak out. |
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At some point we all have to assume responsibility for our behavior, a narcissist never will. A
narcissist is ruled by fear of looking foolish. Those are two qualities that I despise. I will save
my Empathy and sympathy for people who struggle against real disability and any narcissists about
will have to accept my apathy for that is the best I have to offer them. |
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Its hard to feel sorry for someone who's being a prick, isn't it? I mean, I want to feel sorry for
people who have to insult others because they feel bad about themselves, but sympathy only goes so
far before it runs out, and then I'm just pissed. |
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26 Oct 2009 13:04
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