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[a.williams]

All so true. They completely lack empathy and make everything about themselves. Everything they do is to better themselves while belittle others. Thank you, Elizabeth 🙏🏻💜

[michelleh]

Not only do they have the most important job, you'll hear endlessly that they "work hard for their money." Without any awareness of what anyone else does, no one else works as hard as they do.
They're entitled to anything and everything, but no matter how hard you work, if you reward yourself at all, it's "who do you think you are!"

[nezhasoumairi]

You are describing my cousin and my brother, thank you.

[mikesmith]

My father and my sister does this both talk all over me especially if I'm talking to someone else they have too but in so rude.

[franklamosa]

I have to admit that I have sometimes caught myself mainly focusing the conversation on myself. I don't mean to - and when I do catch myself, I always apologise (sometimes quite a lot) because I feel bad about doing so. It has sometimes prompted me to wonder about myself - but then, I also started thinking about my environment and why I do it (I never mean to). Along the way, I made an observation that for a long period in my life, I was often quite solitary. I initially moved from Canada to the UK and then moved from the UK to Japan, and then came back to the UK. As a result, I realised that I have often made transitions where I was often, at least initially, by myself. One observation I made was that invariably my life was quite solitary - and it revolved around myself only, so I was not always thinking about others. If the only person you have to answer to is yourself, invariably your discussion is quite focused on you (especially if you are talking about events or things you did with your colleagues in the office). But I sometimes did wonder if I was being wholly self-centred or I was simply reflecting the fact that there was not much else going on in my life outside myself. However, as I have started making more friends and acquaintances, I do have to say that I am happy that the tendency has gone down.

Another thought that had crossed my mind, especially during those times when I was trying to build bridges, was that I did not always know what to talk about with someone I did not know, so I might start trying to find odd experiences in my life and try to find something that would resonate. However, I realised that could (and often did) come across as self-centred.

Now, I agree that narcissists do take it to a whole new level. However, I think it is a trap others (I think) can fall into.

[kevinhudson]

I’m making killer southern sweet ice tea

[Spootiful]

It takes investment, it takes time and effort to build skills, experience, knowledge, and resources. Sadly I've ran across those who seem to think they can throw money at something (or someone) and expect to just have everything they ever wanted.

[robertovss]

The narcissist does this because of their entitlement believes in being important, boosting their ego

[NobenStudio]

Been around far too many folks that full on expect me to be an audience. I'm not allowed to speak.

If they'd just outright admit they just need to talk, I'd oblige and quietly listen.. but they don't, so I won't.

No matter what, I'm the bad guy, so I'll be the bad guy with a bit of peace. ^_^