-Removed-"Compensatory Narcissistic Personality Disorder
Personality disorder is a matter of false judgments of value. Listed below are the false value judgments that are at the root of Compensatory Narcissistic Personality Disorder:
False Good... False Bad... Personality Disorder
to have an image of superiority and high worth an image of inferiority seeks to create an illusion of superiority and to build up an image of high self-worth.
social recognition, status, and prestige obscurity, low status, and lack of prestige strives for recognition and prestige to compensate for the lack of a feeling of self-worth.
outstanding achievement being out-achieved by others may acquire a deprecatory attitude in which the achievements of others are ridiculed and degraded.
glory, honors, and fame lack of glory, honors, or fame has persistent aspirations for glory and status.
praise and approval others' critical judgments and disapproval is sensitive to how others react to him or her, watches and listens carefully for critical judgment, and feels slighted by disapproval.
to be highly esteemed being shamed or humiliated is prone to feel shamed and humiliated and especially hyper-anxious and vulnerable to the judgments of others.
greatness, perfection, genius, or stardom lack of greatness, perfection, genius, or stardom entertains fantasies of greatness, constantly striving for perfection, genius, or stardom.
a highly valued spouse or partner; to be affirmed and confirmed in relationships lack of a highly valued spouse; not being affirmed and confirmed has a history of searching for an idealized partner and has an intense need for affirmation and confirmation in relationships.
to be their idealized self being their actual self frequently entertains a wishful, exaggerated, and unrealistic concept of himself or herself which he or she can't possibly measure up to.
success and others' admiration lack of success; not being admired produces (too quickly) work not up to the level of his or her abilities because of an overwhelmingly strong need for the immediate gratification of success.
to be respected and admired being slighted and not receiving constant admiration is touchy, quick to take offense at the slightest provocation, continually anticipating attack and danger, reacting with anger and fantasies of revenge when he or she feels frustrated in his or her need for constant admiration.
love and approval from others lack of love and approval is self-conscious, due to a dependence on approval from others.
the attention and admiration of others lack of attention and admiration seeks to undo feelings of inadequacy by forcing everyone's attention and admiration upon himself or herself.
fulfillment of their grandiose expectations lack of fulfillment of their grandiose expectations may react with self-contempt and depression to the lack of fulfillment of his or her grandiose expectations.
to receive praise being criticized has a tendency to exaggerate and boast."
http://www.ptypes.com/compensatory-narpd.html
"You having a poke at certain online behaviours is not necessarily congruent with a "desire to hurt anyone" and more than me making these comments means I "wish any ill will to you." divegeester, why the need to personalize this generalized thread topic? I hope you're ready to engage in a productive impersonal discussion of online compensatory behaviours?
Originally posted by Grampy Bobbyyou could go into business as a sleep aid provider...
"Compensatory Narcissistic Personality Disorder
Personality disorder is a matter of false judgments of value. Listed below are the false value judgments that are at the root of Compensatory Narcissistic Personality Disorder:
False Good... False Bad... Personality Disorder
to have an image of superiority and high worth an image of in ...[text shortened]... you're ready to engage in a productive impersonal discussion of online compensatory behaviours?
i needed three pots of coffee to recover from the attempt to read this drivel...
Originally posted by HandyAndyOriginally posted by Grampy Bobby (OP)
Does compensatory behaviour include spelling behavior the British way?
Let's say an articulate Martian with an acquired facility for the English Language landed in the UK,
discovered RHP, became a subscriber and the OP of its first General Forum Thread was.....
"Would someone please explain this thing that Homo Sapiens refer to as compensatory behaviour?
Thank you. ~An Inquiring Mind from Mars"
Originally posted by wolfgang59Usage note: Phenomenon is the only acceptable singular form of this noun; phenomena is the usual plural.
Liar.
Just bad grammar.
[b]these rather prevalent online phenomena
or
this rather prevalent online phenomenon
but not
this rather prevalent online phenomena[/b]
Phenomenons may also be used as the plural in nonscientific writing when the meaning is "extraordinary
things, occurrences, or persons": They were phenomenons in the history of music.
-- From the American Heritage Dictionary of the English Language, Fifth Edition.
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Originally posted by wolfgang59Originally posted by Grampy Bobby
Liar.
Just bad grammar.
these rather prevalent online phenomena
or
this rather prevalent online phenomenon
but not
this rather prevalent online phenomena
NER, please consider indulging an ounce of whimsy with regard to the format of this rather prevalent online phenomena.
Originally posted by Kewpie
Phenomenon, surely.
Originally posted by Grampy Bobby
Plural or Singular: wasn't sure whether to suggest varieties of compensatory behaviour or the event itself. Thanks.
Originally posted by wolfgang59
Liar.
Just bad grammar.
these rather prevalent online phenomena
or
this rather prevalent online phenomenon
but not
this rather prevalent online phenomena
____________________________
Thanks for the grammatical error correction.
Originally posted by Grampy BobbyTwo observations:
"Compensatory Narcissistic Personality Disorder
Personality disorder is a matter of false judgments of value. Listed below are the false value judgments that are at the root of Compensatory Narcissistic Personality Disorder:
False Good... False Bad... Personality Disorder
to have an image of superiority and high worth an image of in ...[text shortened]... you're ready to engage in a productive impersonal discussion of online compensatory behaviours?
I see a few known forum posters in this description, and judging by the number of thumbs down, so do they.
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Originally posted by Grampy BobbyMartian chess player is best then every engine.
Let's say an articulate Martian with an acquired facility for the English Language landed in the UK,
discovered RHP, became a subscriber and the OP of its first General Forum Thread was....."Would someone please explain this thing that Homo Sapiens refer to as compensatory behaviour?
Thank you. ~An Inquiring Mind from Mars"