Have you ever met a person who shows superficial charm, has an
overinflated self-worth, is a pathological liar, as well as a con
artist? These people show no remorse, have a parasitic lifestyle,
and fail to accept responsibility for their own actions. If you have
met someone like this then you have met a sociopath.
How about a person who has a grandiose sense of self-importance and
has fantasies that they are famous? They are sure they’re unique
and special, while from their family and co-workers they require
absolute devotion and admiration. They have a total sense of
entitlement and can not show empathy. If you have met these folks
than you have met a narcissist.
Combine the two and you have a narcissistic sociopath. A person
incapable of change.
The
narcissistic bully
a
behaviour can be changed
a
behaviour can be improved
from
anti-social to social
a
hoodlum from the past
becoming
a friend of today
a
lifetime to develop a personality
not
always improved
not
always changed
what
you see is what you get
sometimes
a friend… sometimes a bully
the
friend thinks of others
the
friend shows empathy
the
friend listens more than talks
grateful
to see the friend
grateful
to be a friend
the
bully thinks of me-me-me
the
bully don’t care
the
bully talks and shuts others down
anger
fills the bully
disgust
fills others
confrontation
doesn’t always bring rewards
the
bully becomes the victim
from
look at me-me-me
it
goes to poor me-me-me
no
remorse… no regrets
ok
for a day… a week… a month
yet
no permanent change
the
anti social personality returns
the
narcissist lives on
the
sociopath stays strong
easier
said than done
ignore…
don’t chat… walk away
don’t
give the narcissist power
on
their pedestal they live with drama
they
don’t care about you… walk away
the
sociopath don’t care
no
remorse… no shame… no guilt
the
narcissist says look at me
no
time for you… all me-me-me
do
you really need the grief?
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