10 Evident Signs of Self-Centered People

Identifying the signs of a self-centered person can be crucial in understanding and navigating relationships and interactions. A self-centered individual is someone who consistently prioritizes their own needs, desires, and interests above those of others. They often display an exaggerated sense of entitlement, lack empathy for others, and have difficulty considering alternative perspectives. Recognizing these signs can help us establish healthier boundaries and develop strategies for dealing with self-centered individuals.
In this video, we will explore common indicators that can help us identify the traits and behaviors associated with self-centeredness.

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Identifying the signs of a self-centered person can be crucial in understanding and navigating relationships and interactions. A self-centered individual is someone who consistently prioritizes their own needs, desires, and interests above those of others. They often display an exaggerated sense of entitlement, lack empathy for others, and have difficulty considering alternative perspectives. Recognizing these signs can help us establish healthier boundaries and develop strategies for dealing with self-centered individuals.
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[ericshepherd]

lately i’ve been a lot more self centered than usual but i’m willing to work on it. 🙏🏼

[Samuraistar]

I feel so much remorse that I have become this way. That is why I am going to get myself help so I can change.

[lynettecaballero]

Good 1. They don't listen well or care about negative impacts they cause you if you tell them either

[sunmoon]

I had a friend who was a self centered. i never really realised it until very lately. they would always make things about themselves. being with them I could not do anything for my own. sometimes I could not even talk with my family they would say things like, "cut the call. we need to talk." and then showed me something really of no importance. they never said sorry for their actions, and when they did say sorry, it was clear to everyone around them that they did this out of force, not because they felt sorry. i am no longer in contact with them, thank God.

[TheBennik]

I think everybody's forgetting is that this is someone's personality. You're never going to change it. So you're going to have to learn how to work with that person, should that ever happen. Cuz there is nothing you can do for that person. Nothing nothing nothing

[katrinah]

I thought bringing the conversation back to myself was me relating to the other person. "Oh! You went to Busch Gardens?! I went there in high school! How'd you like it?" They tell me their tell them
I also thought not asking too many questions was me minding my own business and not "prying".
I can see where it looks like I'm not interested but I stuggle to conversate because I dont know where the appropriate line is. I'm either too personal or not personal

[thomaspalagyi]

When someone decides to have a loud conversation with someone else on speaker at 3 am while others are trying to get some sleep so they can get up and be productive in the morning, I'd call that self centered behavior.

[BillyDGoat]

Just because someone is "self centered" doesn't mean they "have it all" and don't want to share. This is the envious nature of people to say "he or she is self-centered" probably because they want something from that person. The self-centered person is more than likely an abuse survivor and all they can focus on is their own self and are always in a mode of survival. Interpersonal relationships and forming bonds with others is hard because most normal people have not experienced what they've gone through.

[isloth]

Too many people really this way. Hard for caring people to be around them. Thank u for relating 💕

[dalelerette]

Whenever humanity values whatever makes them 'feel important' more than reciprocating kindness in proportion to the gifts they have, it will always lead to deadly errors manifested in various spectrums of the seven deadly sins. We must reciprocate kindness.

[whittwhitt]

Thanks for the tips. Now it’s time to adjust and let go of self centered people who cannot admit nor doesn’t desire to change l.

[mikesmith]

My father is one of them you're describing he acts likes everything is about him & he acts like he's perfect and can never do anything wrong .

[brucewayne]

I have a bestfriend like this....changed since the last 2 years...always Full of Himself...when I start talking about something new in my life....he starts to ignore it or change the topic. Maybe coz he has balded....he doesnt wanna hear about the new lady friend I made, coz maybe he's jealous....ok fine...but other times too! I talk about the great things my Grandpa used to do....he's like...'yeah yeahh' and the slowly changes the topic(I notice that, but I'm not a whiny bi*tch who'll fight on it)...I just observe...and then just give him the silent treatment. Thats what he deserves. I was always a listening ear to him, but no more...I am gonna give him silent treatment when he starts with his self loathing...he must know how it feels like.

[jackilynpyzocha]

It's all about their convenience/time/life. I gave up on my narc dad for these reasons!

[Araksi_N]

My best friend have turned into this and my mom has always being like this . I have started to push people away and isolate because I can’t deal with this type of behavior anymore

[Ethel-npnq]

(Sigh) Sadly my mother ticks all those aforementioned boxes... I remember someone brought up a subject to my mother when I was going through with something.. But my mother shifted the topic to her and what she experienced was worse and can't be bothered with what I went through! As she deemed it inconsequential! She has no empathy at all ...

[NikitaForeman]

I just want to say thank you so much for making this video. It is very informative and it's going to help a lot because I do know someone who is self-centered and they had almost every single one of these to a T. And I've shared it with them and I'm hoping that it helps them understand that their behavior is not okay and that there is ways to change their behavior and so recognizing and acknowledging it is going to be the first steps

[DilipKumarKDK]

I am trying to change....but it feels soo exhausting.

[betterfunliving]

I think I am self centered and trying to figure out how not to be.