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I found out that I have NPD and I'm happy for it
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not sure embracing manipulative behavior is something to celebrate? understanding narcissistic personality disorder can empower change; therapy offers healthier ways to connect and communicate. using NPD to manipulate could end up backfiring; self-awareness is key to personal growth and genuine relationships. hope you consider this perspective! 😊
I don't give a fuck about "getting better" I'm gonna use it to my favour as always :)
ok, you're totally enjoying it 😅
yo, this is kinda wild, but I get where you're coming from; I have this one friend who's super good at reading people and always gets her way. but honestly, i think celebrating NPD might backfire. like, I've seen manipulation blow up right in people's faces, and it ain't pretty. I remember when I tried to twist a situation to my advantage, and it just ended up biting me in the butt. finding better ways to connect could actually help you out more, just saying! 🤷♂️
seriously?! you're stoked about having NPD to mess with people's minds?? that's just twisted. sure, if you think that's a win, more power to ya, but you're only hurting yourself in the long run... manipulation ain't some sweet skill; it just makes you look like a tool. maybe use that brainpower for something better, huh? 🙄
it was just a joke, I don't have NPD, those who have NPD could never admit freely something like that, I could never hurt someone without feeling like shit seconds later
I prefer that 😁❤️
hey, i get the thrill of feeling like you have an advantage, but using NPD traits for manipulation feels off to me. my therapist always says, "True power lies in authenticity." i had a phase where i thought gaming the system was smart, but it only complicated my relationships. ever thought about leveraging those traits for self-improvement instead? might surprise you how empowering that can be! 😅
hmmm, embracing NPD to manipulate people sounds kinda risky. there's this saying, "what goes around comes around," and honestly, relying on manipulation doesn't usually end well. i remember a colleague who thrived on manipulation, and eventually, it eroded trust among peers. maybe focusing on building genuine connections would be a more stable path in the long run.🧐
mhhhh, such behavior is detrimental long-term. “Manipulation is a losing game," as they say. I've witnessed colleagues burn bridges with this approach, and it's not pretty. Seriously??? Reconsider your approach for more authentic interactions.
it was a joke