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To: presently no screen name

Well, I think this claim is more often made 'by omission'...you know, if you've known someone for, say, 10 years, on a daily basis, and they have NEVER (and I mean that literally) uttered the words "I'm sorry", "I was wrong", "Please forgive me" or any combination thereof towards you or anyone else, its pretty obvious that they have an infallibility complex (also demonstrated by excessive judgementalism...)


979 posted on 09/30/2006 11:28:43 PM PDT by Al Simmons
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To: Al Simmons
infallibility complex

Perfectionism. If they admit they are sorry, that means they may have done something wrong. They cannot handle being wrong because of the need to be perfect. I guess that's why it's has to be the other person's fault. They feel 'inferior' but act 'superior'.
980 posted on 09/30/2006 11:34:12 PM PDT by presently no screen name
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To: Al Simmons

It is called narcisism, where a person does not see anyone else as anything but a cardboard cutout.

Other people are not real to them, we are all here for their specific enjoyment, and if we hurt them in any way shape or form, it is not because they might have done something wrong, it is because we are awful people, and just don't understand them.

They are perfect, and no one can tell them otherwise.

I have known a few sick freaks of this persuasion, a number of them have put a gun to their head and pulled the trigger.

No big loss as far as I am concerned.


982 posted on 09/30/2006 11:35:25 PM PDT by Jaguarbhzrd
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To: Al Simmons

Come on. Only 18 more to go!


983 posted on 09/30/2006 11:35:53 PM PDT by presently no screen name
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