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ESD: Are You A Narcissist?
ESD, you are really a very pathetic soul. I have been analysing your writings over the last while. I have to admit, I actually feel sorry you. It appears from your reactions to comments that really should not impact on you personally, that you suffer from an inferiority disorder. You know that you will never measure up to your peers so it makes you happy to try to discredit others. It does not make you a better person to behave the way you do. You also display the characteristics of a narcissist. I presume that you are relatively young, so sadly you possibly have a long time to live with this nasty condition. As we all know there isn't a cure for this, however the good news is that there is treatment for this nasty condition.
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