The original Greek myth of Narcissus was about a young man who fell in love with his own reflection. A narcissistic person loves himself or herself to the exclusion of all others; such people are very self-centered and egotistical, and do not have empathy for other people.
Narcissus was a "narcissistic" person becuase when he saw his reflection, he only cared about himself and didn't care about anyone else.
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Narcissistic personality disorder or antisocial personality disorder would be candidates.
Introverted and narcissistic
If an ex is truly narcissistic (clinically diagnosed), that kind of personality disorder will not own up to their actions. The person feels no need to change, or to talk about how behaviors affect you.
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All people are inherently narcissistic. In order to overcome this, we search for desirable things that we're willing to sacrifice ourselves for i.e. love, money, careers, etc. So, yes, a narcissistic person can love, just like any person can love.
This varies from person to person, but in general narcissists will take praise from whoever they can, which does not make narcissistic persons bad parents per se.
There have been accounts of narcissistic dogs so that is one example
1. The trigger of supply is the person or object that provokes the source into yielding narcissistic supply by confronting the source with information about the narcissist's False Self.2. The source of narcissistic supply is the person that provides the narcissistic supply.3. Narcissistic supply is the reaction of the source to the trigger.
a person who is slighted when others do not pay sole attention to him