>>LAST EDITED ON Dec-09-12
>>AT 02:40?PM (MST)
>>
>>I need to set the drag,
>>I'm slippin some line!!!HAHAHAHAHA
>>
>>You just can't help yourself with
>>the name dropping can ya!
>>
>>Hell the Jake is far better
>>at this than the doeslayer.
>>
>>
>>These discussions get boring after awhile,
>>because the words never change,
>>just a few different players.
>>F&G will only change as
>>they see fit, good or
>>bad, no matter what is
>>typed on these forums. So
>>pokin you better than thou
>>in the ribs now and
>>then gives us all something
>>to pass some time, whether
>>you like to read it
>>or not.
>>
>>I'll give ya a new one
>>lmfao!
>
>Like I said and others feel
>the same per some intersting
>PM's I've received about you..
>
>
> Narcissistic Personality Disorder involves arrogant
>behavior, a lack of empathy
>for other people, and a
>need for admiration-all of which
>must be consistently evident at
>work and in relationships. People
>who are narcissistic are frequently
>described as cocky, self-centered, manipulative,
>and demanding. Narcissists may concentrate
>on unlikely personal outcomes (e.g.,
>fame) and may be convinced
>that they deserve special treatment.
>Related Personality Disorders: Antisocial, Borderline,
>Histrionic. Narcissism is a less
>extreme version of Narcissistic Personality
>Disorder. Narcissism involves cockiness, manipulativeness,
>selfishness, power motives, and vanity-a
>love of mirrors. Related personality
>traits include: Psychopathy, Machiavellianism.
>
>Narcissists tend to have high self-esteem.
>However, narcissism is not the
>same thing as self-esteem; people
>who have high self-esteem are
>often humble, whereas narcissists rarely
>are. It was once thought
>that narcissists have high self-esteem
>on the surface, but deep
>down they are insecure. However,
>the latest evidence indicates that
>narcissists are actually secure or
>grandiose at both levels. Onlookers
>may infer that insecurity is
>there because narcissists tend to
>be defensive when their self-esteem
>is threatened (e.g., being ridiculed);
>narcissists can be aggressive. The
>sometimes dangerous lifestyle may more
>generally reflect sensation-seeking or impulsivity.
>
Oh look, the dreamer figured out google and copy/paste. Isn't that precious.
the artist formerly known as "gemstatejake".