The authors suggest that aggression by narcissists is an interpersonally meaningful and specific response to an ego threat. |
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Since narcissists are very concerned about appearance, they're likely to be well-groomed and fashionable. |
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In psychological terms, these characteristics are found in sociopaths and narcissists. |
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Yet narcissists can be fragile too and prone to outbursts of humiliated rage. |
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These concerns are not essentially narcissistic and not necessarily anti-analytical in the sense that made Freud pessimistic about the curability of narcissists. |
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London is a major station for the travelling carnival of creators, dictators, scenesters and professional narcissists who parade between the world's fashion flashpoints. |
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Some of the country's most successful companies are run by narcissists. |
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They are cunningly manipulative narcissists devoid of consciences. |
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The character on bass, who I believe is Eric Melvin from NOFX, makes a fine MC, nicely managing the exits and entrances of various drunkards, narcissists, and bags of nerves. |
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This is why heroin users are usually characterised as self-destructive narcissists who don't really deserve to survive their habits. |
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Vulnerable narcissists think they are entitled to special treatment and greatness but actually have low self-esteem and are not typically extraverted. |
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Malignant narcissists, though devoured by envy and rage, can still idealise powerful figures whose beliefs conveniently justify the destruction of those they denigrate, says Kernberg. |
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An un-utility that displays a black window on your screen, allowing the narcissists amongst us to check their beauty, amusing they don't have a real mirror. |
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Malignant narcissists may even kill to slake their thirst for attention. |
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When your only contact with the human world is news reports of scandal and murder and the narcissists and witch-finders on Twitter, your sense of what people are actually like becomes distorted. |
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Narcissists look for mates with very high social status which complements an inflated sense of self. |
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