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Zimmerman Ebstein

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20/11/15

12:34

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Originally posted by Gillysrooms ↑

Some people suffer personality and mental health disorders such as follows:

A person with Narcissistic Personality Disorder (NPD) displays patterns of deviant behaviour that can create carnage for those around them (spouse, children, parents, siblings, friends, colleagues, peers, etc). Narcissistic Victim Abuse is abuse that has been caused by someone with this personality disorder. The NPD is not often medically diagnosed, so that the narcissistic individual goes undetected in society (home, work-place, organizations, social settings) and the victim’s plight unrecognised.

A person with NPD has an inflated sense of their own importance, a deep need for attention and admiration, and a strong sense of entitlement. They believe they are superior and have little regard for the feelings of others. As a child, a healthy self-esteem (true self) did not develop in the narcissist so they built up defences to create a ‘false self’ in public. This is akin to wearing a public mask. Wearing the mask is not only emotionally exhausting, it also means that the narcissist is constantly on guard at being found out. They become overly sensitive to narcissistic injury which is any perceived threat (real or imagined) to the narcissist’s self-esteem or self-worth. In order to maintain their illusion and protect their ‘false self’ they seek narcissistic supply from unsuspecting victims.

The narcissist views people as objects which can feed their needs (known as ‘sources of narcissistic supply’). The narcissist will use any tactic, without guilt, empathy or conscience, to make sure they get their narcissistic supply and their needs are met. Narcissistic supply comes from public attention such as fame, celebrity, notoriety, or infamy or private attention such as admiration, flattery, acclaim, fear, or even repulsion. Regular bearers of narcissistic supply include the spouse, children, friends, colleagues, partners and clients. Anything that acts as a status symbol that attracts attention and admiration for the narcissist is narcissistic supply, for example, a flashy car, expensive property, designer clothes, being a member of a church, cult, club, or a business.

With an inflated sense of their own superiority, power and control, the narcissist renders themselves susceptible to all sorts of obsessions, compulsions, and addictions, for example, addiction to: narcissistic supply, grandiosity, control, power, rage, perfectionism, attention, fame etc. The devastating impact of these addictions on their significant others can result in Narcissistic Victim Syndrome. Most victims present with no idea about what has happened to them. Narcissistic abuse is insidious because the abuse is covert, cunning and indirect. Narcissists go to great pains to avoid being observed publicly as being abusive. The Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde behaviour creates fear, distress, confusion, inner turmoil, and chaos for the victim. The constant ‘walking on eggshells’ and attempting to avoid further conflict can be crippling. To complicate matters a narcissist is rarely medically diagnosed and often goes undetected in society (home, work, organisations, and social settings).

For whatever the reason the victim entered the Dance of the Narcissist (a behaviour known as Co-Dependency) so that in the dance there was both: 1) a pleaser/fixer (victim) and; 2) a taker/controller (narcissist/addict).

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If your implying that people on this forum are suffering NPD then I think you'd better study psychology at a greater depth. I knew someone who was continually touting the NPD about others & displayed all the qualities of NPD themselves. They were using the touting in the manner described in the excerpt you attached & their own life was destructive to all those around them. It's sad to see & even sadder to be a victim of that persons false claims.

If I were to do a psycho-analysis of the people on this forum then I'd suggest that they were, like so many people, seeking self-validation that the choice of investing in MOZ (or not) was the correct one. That is a characteristic that can also be merited to someone trying to exit their continual dependency on money. Money just seems to be what threatens everyone's existence these days. That is not NPD, which it seems you have seemed to have confused. That is purely self-validation which should not be confused with NPD, which is a serious mental health issue. All @alh did was point out what they believed were the facts about MOZ & a way of responding to those that are opposed to the stock. If you are implying that others are displaying NPD then don't please because that is a serious condition & posting it shows your lack of empathy & if I were a therapist I would advise you that it doesn't help that person by posting it up on a public forum. That's a condition that needs to be treated with kids gloves in an environment that is conducive to it.

I apologise if I seem to be attacking you. I'm not. Just want the discussion to be kept passive.

Last edited by Zimmerman Ebstein: 20/11/15

MOZ Price at posting: 4.3¢ Sentiment: Buy Disclosure: Held
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