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Think of a toddler dancing in the aisle of a church at a wedding. They do not see that their behaviour is inappropriate and embarassing to their parent, they are not aware that everyone is their own person, everyone is just an extention of THEIR world, and think of how they ask their mums to make people go away or want to be centre of attention when friends call around. They have temper tantrums, steal other kids tricycles when they go for a drink and refuse to get off and ride off into the "sunset" smirking with their tongue hanging out.
And now think of them grabbing a kitten by the neck and swinging it around , teasing it, poking it, smacking it and and throwing it against the wall and all the family rushing and saying Nooo. That's a narcissist. They do not have the ability to see you as an individual who has feelings and are independent of them, you are an extention of them, they have no empathy or really caring ability. They only care about what they want at that time and will discard, poke and kick, smack anyone who gets in their way and throw them against the wall when they are done without thought nor care. When people are adults out there like that, it's scary. But they are out there.
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I've never heard that even being suggested and I know of no research that points that way.
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Males. Female rats tend to be more active. Male rats tend to get lazy as they mature.
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They grow large because they need a lot of people too help the goverment.
How does a baby change as it grow to a adult?
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Where does elephants grow?
elephants tend to grow on trees if this answer is not correct look it up on google
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it depends on the angiosperm, but some tend to grow tall.
What way do plants tend to grow?
downwards or in the direction of gravity.
