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On Sun, 27 Nov 2005 10:16:25 -0500, Harry Krause wrote:
I find it intriguing that virtually none of the righties here are willing to reveal much of anything about themselves, but they are always probing others for information they can use later. The best response to any of the secretive righties who want information? Up yours. Hertvik is a perfect case in point. And, of course, the classics are Skipper and Smithers, the conjoined bottom-feeders. Wow. To a 'T'! The narcissist expects that you will be devastated by the withdrawal of her/his divine attention, so that after a while -- a few weeks or months (i.e., the next time the narcissist needs to use you for something) -- the narcissist will expect you to have learned your lesson and be eager to return to the fold. If you have learned your lesson, you won't answer that call. They can't see that they have a problem; it's always somebody else who has the problem and needs to change. Therapies work at all only when the individual wants to change and, though narcissists hate their real selves, they don't want to change -- they want the world to change. * And they criticize, gripe, and complain about almost everything and almost everyone almost all the time.* -- John H "It's not a *baby* kicking, beautiful bride, it's just a fetus!" [A Self-obsessed Hypocrite] |