Topic: Arrogant Narcissistic Conceited Jerks Thread
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Sat 01/10/09 07:39 AM


I would guess that full blown true narcissism as a mental disorder (or is it related to borderline personality) is extremely rare. I don’t know what the stats are for occurrence in the general population.

Rare....but not as much as you'd think.

I've always been a "N" magnet.


Would it really just blow if a guy decided to become Narcissistic, specifically for you, since that's where your magnetic field is oriented?

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Sat 01/10/09 07:42 AM
Edited by manOfewwords on Sat 01/10/09 07:42 AM
<<---- arrogant narcissistic conceited jerk....but halfazz nice :tongue:

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Sat 01/10/09 07:42 AM


Might not have been your intention but just saying these two things makes you come out that you think you are better than any woman you ever met or will ever meet.


No, it means I believe I am incompatible with any woman I have ever met or will ever meet. "Better" is your own construct.



think flowerforyou

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Sat 01/10/09 07:45 AM
drinker Who will win the 2009 "Jerk of the year " award.drinker

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Sat 01/10/09 07:47 AM

drinker Who will win the 2009 "Jerk of the year " award.drinker


I'm hoping this thread will give me the early lead....

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Sat 01/10/09 07:49 AM



I would guess that full blown true narcissism as a mental disorder (or is it related to borderline personality) is extremely rare. I don’t know what the stats are for occurrence in the general population.

Rare....but not as much as you'd think.

I've always been a "N" magnet.


Would it really just blow if a guy decided to become Narcissistic, specifically for you, since that's where your magnetic field is oriented?

No one wants to be a naricissist. Its not particularly pleasant for them at all, despite what outsiders would tend to think. Further, narcissism is formed in our earliest years. One wouldn't be able to make themselves into one.

I'm flattered, though. flowerforyou And, I do notice some "traits" there. :laughing:

(No one can diagnose without experience, expertise, and time spent with the individual.)

....I'm working on changing my patterns, though. Gently. :wink:

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Sat 01/10/09 07:50 AM


drinker Who will win the 2009 "Jerk of the year " award.drinker


I'm hoping this thread will give me the early lead....


11 pages so far, it's possible:tongue:

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Sat 01/10/09 07:51 AM


Do you use your intellect to distance yourself from others for fear of genuine intimacy? I have.
:wink: flowerforyou


If I do, I'm not consciously aware of it.


Well...........if you're asking me.....which you're not. So, I'll shut up.

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Sat 01/10/09 08:26 AM



Do you use your intellect to distance yourself from others for fear of genuine intimacy? I have.
:wink: flowerforyou


If I do, I'm not consciously aware of it.


Well...........if you're asking me.....which you're not. So, I'll shut up.


I can see where it would be easy to do.

But -- I really don't believe I have a fear of genuine intimacy -- I'm not actually sure it even exists --

If anything, I think I would be more inclined to use it in situations where I felt a need to distance myself from someone due to complete incompatibility right off the bat -- say, a drinker -- but more as a method of adhering to standards than as a way to avoid intimacy....

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Sat 01/10/09 08:41 AM
But -- I really don't believe I have a fear of genuine intimacy -- I'm not actually sure it even exists --

If anything, I think I would be more inclined to use it in situations where I felt a need to distance myself from someone due to complete incompatibility right off the bat -- say, a drinker -- but more as a method of adhering to standards than as a way to avoid intimacy....


I am somewhat surprised by this answer, that leads me to a question, If you aren't sure what true genuine intimacy is How can you know whether you avoid it or not?

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Sat 01/10/09 08:41 AM

But -- I really don't believe I have a fear of genuine intimacy -- I'm not actually sure it even exists --

Therein lies the fear. Does it exist? And, if it does, what the H3LL am I gonna do with it once it lands in my lap?!? surprised shocked scared flowerforyou

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Sat 01/10/09 08:44 AM


But -- I really don't believe I have a fear of genuine intimacy -- I'm not actually sure it even exists --

Therein lies the fear. Does it exist? And, if it does, what the H3LL am I gonna do with it once it lands in my lap?!? surprised shocked scared flowerforyou


Run
bounce back and forth, confuse your mate, surrender to it, and at least in one point of the relationsip that ensues, scream, at the top of your lungs, "What in the hell have I gotten myself into?"

That sound about right? laugh laugh laugh

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Sat 01/10/09 08:45 AM



But -- I really don't believe I have a fear of genuine intimacy -- I'm not actually sure it even exists --

Therein lies the fear. Does it exist? And, if it does, what the H3LL am I gonna do with it once it lands in my lap?!? surprised shocked scared flowerforyou


Run
bounce back and forth, confuse your mate, surrender to it, and at least in one point of the relationsip that ensues, scream, at the top of your lungs, "What in the hell have I gotten myself into?"

That sound about right? laugh laugh laugh

Uh huh. blushing

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Sat 01/10/09 08:52 AM

But -- I really don't believe I have a fear of genuine intimacy -- I'm not actually sure it even exists --

If anything, I think I would be more inclined to use it in situations where I felt a need to distance myself from someone due to complete incompatibility right off the bat -- say, a drinker -- but more as a method of adhering to standards than as a way to avoid intimacy....


I am somewhat surprised by this answer, that leads me to a question, If you aren't sure what true genuine intimacy is How can you know whether you avoid it or not?


My own (admittedly biased) perspective is that I've never been anywhere near it. All of my relationships, with one exception, have been -- in the end -- short-term, superficial, entanglements of convenience over substance. The one that I THOUGHT was genuine turned out to be nothing more than the fact that she needed me to help her with a number of serious personal issues.

In theory, I would welcome the experience of genuine intimacy -- but, as I have no track record with it, it's very likely I wouldn't know it if it did show up.

But there's no fear there. Curiosity, desire, maybe some confusion -- but no fear. I would gladly give it a shot if there was ever a way to know it for what it allegedly is....


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Sat 01/10/09 09:27 AM
Im a nice guy and I like being a nice guy......I am always right and so therefore I know being nice is best and if you dont agree then kiss my arse

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Sat 01/10/09 11:01 AM
Edited by Ruth34611 on Sat 01/10/09 11:14 AM




Do you use your intellect to distance yourself from others for fear of genuine intimacy? I have.
:wink: flowerforyou


If I do, I'm not consciously aware of it.


Well...........if you're asking me.....which you're not. So, I'll shut up.


I can see where it would be easy to do.

But -- I really don't believe I have a fear of genuine intimacy -- I'm not actually sure it even exists --

If anything, I think I would be more inclined to use it in situations where I felt a need to distance myself from someone due to complete incompatibility right off the bat -- say, a drinker -- but more as a method of adhering to standards than as a way to avoid intimacy....


Fair enough. I do have a question for you...something I have wondered before but never posted. You have said previously that you would never date a woman with an IQ of less than 140. My question is, how would you know?

And, when you put that out there, aren't you discouraging intelligent women from contacting you because they don't know what their IQ is? I certainly don't know what mine is.

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Sat 01/10/09 11:13 AM


Do you use your intellect to distance yourself from others for fear of genuine intimacy? I have.
:wink: flowerforyou


If I do, I'm not consciously aware of it.


Someone could very well make the argument Lex that you do set your standards to the point of being unrealistic. Im not sure how much of that you actually buy into or if its just meant in jest for the forums. huh

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Sat 01/10/09 11:34 AM

Na I tend to attract sociopaths both online and off. :wink:


I knew there was reason you kept catching my eye.... ;)

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Sat 01/10/09 11:39 AM

Im a nice guy and I like being a nice guy......I am always right and so therefore I know being nice is best and if you dont agree then kiss my arse

rofl rofl rofl

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Sat 01/10/09 11:44 AM
Edited by angelindarkness on Sat 01/10/09 11:44 AM
Realistically, how many women are there above the age of 33 with no children? I'd wager very few. And, I recently read some statistics somewhere on line (sorry, I forgot the source) that said 50% of all adults have at least one close family member who is Alcoholic or otherwise. A family member who is an administrator at a large local corporation recently said to me that she had to undergo a training to spot substance abuse in co-workers, superiors, and others, because 1 out of 4 people in general has a substance abuse problem these days. 1 out of 4. Those numbers are staggering!