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Wow. You had to post a reply to me that contained no text in reply to me at all.
Ohhhh... it's OK for you to do it, but when someone does it to you, you cry about it. Gotcha.
99% of my posts that you replied to, but had NO refutation, had NO "text" in them, other than your impertinent, irrelevant, frivolous, non sequiturs and off-topic questions, so take your medicine and go away.
Don't you have ANYTHING to do, than to beg ME for attention... bordering on obsession?
I told you, ski bunny... I won't answer anything until you answer each and EVERY post I've asked questions and you only replied with questions and ZERO refutations.
You're on ignore until you can come up with refutations to the 200s of posts you only "answered" with, with questions.
https://groups.google.com/g/alt.fan.rush-limbaugh
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Byyyyyeeeee!
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Wittle Ski Bunny... Still Doesn't Get It - But, To Make Him a Happy Gay
Narcissistic Obsession with Attention
The most important person in the life of a narcissist is the narcissist.
Things Narcissists Do To Be The Center of Attention
Narcissism is on the rise in western countries. It's especially prevalent in the United States and Canada. You may have noticed narcissistic behavior in celebrities, politicians, and pro athletes. But, it's not limited to well-known individuals, you may have a narcissist living in your own home. Their self- absorbed behavior is hard to miss. Of course, being the center of attention is especially important to a narcissist. So, here are 10 things you may have noticed a narcissist do to be the center of attention.
This may sound like an exaggeration; but, in truth, a brick wall may possess the same levels of empathy, understanding, and validation that a narcissist does. Why? Because these people couldn't care less about what you're saying; no matter the logic or meaningfulness behind your intended dialogue.
Reverse Projection
Incessant Blaming
Extremely Competitive
Brag about their accomplishments
I am an expert skier, having been a ski racer in my teens, then a ski
patroller and then a CSIA-certified ski instructor.
Don't forget Russian-official mind-reader, because you know how they think!
I was a ski racer from age 11 until age 17 then a Canadian Ski Patroller and then a ski instructor.
I've also been a competitive sailor, culminating in competing at the
1998 Soling World Championships in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
And I'm a ten-year road racing driver and for the last 5 years, race
driving instructor.
Those with NPD see themselves as better than others. They feel superior above the crowd. Additionally, they brag to others about their accomplishments, their power, intelligence, and attractiveness. They strive to be the best, and strangely enough, they're often successful in their professional careers. Narcissists self-flatter, exaggerating their accomplishments and their abilities. They must feel better than others because they have a frail ego. They need to boast and put others down because this builds them up. Finally, they worship their abilities and feel the need for everyone else to do the same.
Why don't narcissists have friends?
Adult narcissists are unhappy people, they're not nice to be around because they're so self-absorbed and arrogant. They can be charismatic and self- confident, which many people are drawn too at first, but it wears off as others realize the dark underside of the narcissist's personality. First impressions of a narcissist are deceiving. First impressions of a narcissist are that they are
Self-assured and competent
Warm and charming
Funny and witty
Flashy or attractive
The initial impression fades over time as the true nature of how the narcissist is revealed.
LOL
I'd tell you a few things about myself that would cause ALL of you
narcissists' heads to explode with jealousy, but no one asked, narcissist.
AlleyCat is NOT a narcissistic bore.
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