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Signs your parents were/are narcissists
A narcissistic parent is extremely selfish and self-centered. He sees his children, as well as everyone else, not as persons, with their own personalities, needs and feelings. They are merely objects that exist only ti serve his purposes, an extension of themselves. He is capable of permanently harmRead more
A narcissistic parent is extremely selfish and self-centered. He sees his children, as well as everyone else, not as persons, with their own personalities, needs and feelings. They are merely objects that exist only ti serve his purposes, an extension of themselves. He is capable of permanently harming his own children to get what he wants. When his childen fail to do so, he severely punishes them. He is incapable of empathy, so he will abuse and make his children feel lime crap, even when they are good, and often grow up woth severe guilt, low self-esteem, or even turn into psychos and narcisists themselves.
See lessWho understand people better— introverts or extroverts?
I’m not exactly sure if introverts understand people better then extroverts, generally speaking. It’s normally extroverts that ask bold and personal questions, while introverts may go for small talk and avoid personal inappropriate questions. But there are some exceptions though, introverts may knowRead more
I’m not exactly sure if introverts understand people better then extroverts, generally speaking. It’s normally extroverts that ask bold and personal questions, while introverts may go for small talk and avoid personal inappropriate questions. But there are some exceptions though, introverts may know how to hang out with there closest friends and get to know them better. Extroverts could float around many friend groups to the point they don’t have time to hangout with everyone, whereas they won’t have enough time to exactly get to know their friends.
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