And again, Freddy is going on with his superiority. It´s amazing that such a smart guy like you made such a terrible mistake in life. Now when you continue to talk about it, it also seems that you can´t realize nor comprehend reality. It´s always wrong with other people, as you, Freddy, are perfect. At least in your own mind. Let´s take a few examples in your discussion technique: In the third post, it stands that your posts don´t contain abuse. Really? In the first you call people too dense, implying faults with brain, directly telling that people present false information. The second is pointing out how blind a person must be to be in a relationship with the poster you are replying to and that she can only be decent if she left him and that he has a disorder. The 3rd post he is not at your level, because he are not as qualified to make any judgement, like you are all the time Freddy. Now a poster have problem with brain again, and you diagnose NDP syndrome from your keyboard. We can clearly see what´s wrong here: 1. You consider yourself qualified to judge. No one else owns that level of capacity. 2. You are always right! (One might start to think how things could go so wrong for you then. On the other hand, we know Freddy. It´s always the other person who is wrong.) 3. You are a long-distance doctor that can judge a label anyone that does not fall in line with you with some kind of handicap such as brain functions or syndromes. 4. You are in the know about everything on the planet, and probably outside of this earth as well. 5. You have more and greater experience than anyone else. Here we can see a pattern of grandiose sense of self-importance, and the belief in being uniquely knowledgeable and superior, a great lack of empathy, arrogant and dismissive attitude towards others and the need to be right. Simply cannot live with and have massive intolerance with. disagreement. I guess you used that shortcut before. Referring to NDP, Narcissistic Personality Disorder. If you combine what I described above, you will find that it fit very well into your own labelling of others. As I see this as a very extreme case, that´s been ongoing for years, one would probably also assume Delusional Disorder, and a portion of the Dunning-Kruger Effect.
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