You are a recognizable pattern that reads as an insecure overcompensation. And when you’re challenged on experience or penned down of having little real world knowledge, you respond by listing an extraordinary personal resume: 100 girlfriends (including 25 one or three night stands) if it were true, that would amount to about 1.9 girlfriends a year that you emotionally abused due to your own personal selfishness. Yet with all that you claim to have had the time for three marriages, six children of whom you’ve claimed to had custody. You claim bodybuilding for 50 years, still training and “in shape for 70”, pride in appearance, no body odor, no involvement with sex workers since age 17, you claim your “life experience is so far above” others “it’s laughable”. You repeat versions of these claims when you have a perceived notion of being insulted and you frame disagreement as others being childish, ignorant, or jealous. That combination volume of posts, rapid pivot to unverifiable grand personal credentials, insistence on superior real world knowledge, and defensive moral framing is exactly what makes many folks here conclude that you are insecure farce and performing pathological validations of yourself. On an anonymous board, repeatedly volunteering this level of self aggrandizing in detail when no one asked for a biography is not how secure real world experienced people behave. You invite the “pathological liar/fantasy life” interpretation because your claims are extreme, impossible to check, and deployed as rhetorical weapons. And your persistent style of the need to keep asserting the impressive life story whenever challenged is the classic tell that people point to when they cite someone as being insecure or living out a compensatory pathological persona. You carry a persistent image of a fragile ego and fragile self esteem defended by compensatory self enhancement of narcissistic traits, you have a desperate need for admiration and validation through status claims and your hypersensitivity to criticism, tendency to devalue critics, and grand narratives of personal exceptionalism, and the volume of unsolicited “proof of success” that you post only functions as, ongoing self soothing, which even further discredits your true self. In summary, you’re an insecure lonely person who developed a pathological image of yourself to the point that you’re living out a fantasy life on the internet that you only imagined. There’s nothing that you can ever post that will ever change of how you yourself profiled yourself here on the internet, unless of course you’ve been joking all along and come out and admit it.
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