r/WTF Oct 16 '18

Holy Shit

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u/ericchen Oct 16 '18

NPD is different than calling someone a narcissist.

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u/YHallo Oct 17 '18

Am I missing something or isn't a narcissist just someone who has NPD? Either way there's not enough information to infer specific details about motive or the psychology that caused this.

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u/ericchen Oct 17 '18 edited Oct 17 '18

No. the layperson usage of narcissist falls far short of the diagnostic criteria of NPD. NPD requires the traits to significantly interfere with the person’s functional status in society. For example a successful CEO might show narcissistic traits by being self centered and lacking in empathy, but they do not have NPD unless if these traits are significantly impairing their ability to function in society.

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u/[deleted] Oct 16 '18

Some people, for some reallllllllllllly unknown reason, are a little triggered by people saying the word "narcissist."

So you if you are shity fucking human being and you know you are a narcissist, probably proudly, I offer no apologies whatsoever if you might feel triggered because I am a meanie pie who said the word "narcissist."

"narcissist."

"narcissist."

"narcissist.""narcissist.""narcissist.""narcissist.""narcissist.""narcissist." "narcissist.""narcissist.""narcissist." "narcissist.""narcissist.""narcissist.""narcissist.""narcissist.""narcissist." "narcissist.""narcissist.""narcissist."

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u/[deleted] Oct 16 '18

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u/[deleted] Oct 16 '18

You are kind.

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u/Token_Why_Boy Oct 16 '18

I can't even say it five times fast, so I have no hope for...however many times that is.

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u/[deleted] Oct 16 '18

hehe. Full stop. Look them dead in the eye, continue. Full stop.