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I'd like to think it wasn't! I don't know where it sits DSM/ICD wise - honestly I didn't ask because it was a bit like a kick in the guts when it was discussed with me.You're sure that's a thing?
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I'd like to think it wasn't! I don't know where it sits DSM/ICD wise - honestly I didn't ask because it was a bit like a kick in the guts when it was discussed with me.You're sure that's a thing?
Are we talking about an internal or external model of this? What I am seeing in the original posting is that this narcissistic thing was not about how RC had narcissistic features when it came to others, but rather when it came to herself. To me, the empathy in this situation is external (in removing people from her life 'for their own good') at the cost of the internal model (RC herself). Which to me, isn't narcissistic at all. It seems more like a form of self sacrifice with empathy for others at the base of it.my self-loathing has narcissistic features.
Wow! Thank you so much for this explanation!this is a regressed toddler-like narcissistic frozen part (if one subscribes to parts) that needs to grow up and realize that our adult friends are capable of making decisions for themselves
^^^^^^ This.which is probably why it survives in spite of its irrationality.