I Will Admit, One NPD Stereotype I Do Fit Is The Need To Drag Down Others In Order To Prevent Them From

i will admit, one NPD stereotype i do fit is the need to drag down others in order to prevent them from feeling as though they’re better than me.

if someone is overly confident about themselves, i feel the need to make slight jabs at it, often without even realising i’m doing it, just to be sure they aren’t putting themselves above me.

as i said, i usually don’t even realise i’m doing it until it’s done, but it’s important to support NPD even if some of our symptoms do hurt or upset others.

if your support for NPD is limited only to those who do not have symptoms that align with certain stereotypes, then you are not an advocate.

NPD culture is DESPISING having friends and avoiding them as much as possible but also wanting attention desperately

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one of my favorite things about my job that i can say to people that sounds utterly ridiculous but is technically 100% true is that one of our sea turtles keeps trying to get me to commit a felony on her behalf and gets SUPER cranky when i won’t do it

npd culture + chronic illness is forcing yourself to do labor while sick because you dont believe you can be any weaker than you already are but end up in such a bad shape because your delusion has resulted in you being completely bed bound

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