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If you are a young male that displays many of the signs of both a somatic and cerebral narcissist is there anything you can do self-help wise?
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∙ 18y ago
Me thinks you are looking up too much medical material on the internet and self-labeling yourself. Only a professional such as a Psychiatrist/Psychologist can decide what type of personality you have. Make an appointment to see a psychologist and go from there. You'll need one anyway if you are what you claim. We all have the freedom to change things in ourselves if we want too so there is no such thing as "hopelessness" in a situation like you think you are in. Good luck Marcy
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