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I submit that those people just aren't narcissistic enough. I am narcissistic, but I don't often have negative opinions about other people. Mostly I just don't
by donaq 16y ago
I submit that those people just aren't narcissistic enough. I am narcissistic, but I don't often have negative opinions about other people. Mostly I just don't form opinions about other people because I am too involved with myself! (and my computer)
Seriously, though, I call bullshit. If a friend asks for your opinion about, say, a potential hire whom you're acquainted with, and you know he's antisocial and incompetent, do you try to say positive things about him? Also, opinions about other people are a relative to the abilities and attitudes of the parties involved, aren't they? If you're Superman, earthlings are all weaklings. If you're Mr. Glass, then just about everyone is stronger than you. I say you should try to form objective opinions about other people instead of either trying to see only the good or the bad, and only when you find that all your opinions skew in one direction do you potentially have a problem (or you could be Superman).
- lelele 16y agoThere are many way to say one person is incompetent: "He is worthless.", "He is not experienced enough." and so on. That many ways to say things say something about you.