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Totally agree. > It is easy to spot the person in the room who thinks they are better than everyone. [...] This is also painful to see, because they often cann
by SamBam 1y ago
Totally agree.
> It is easy to spot the person in the room who thinks they are better than everyone. [...] This is also painful to see, because they often cannot see their own misery, how unpleasant the world is if no one is good enough to be loved.
Honestly, where does this person get off thinking they can evaluate a whole person's psyche based on how they walk into a room and chat with a few people?
- relaxing 1y agoReally struck a nerve, huh?
- icameron 1y agoI’m not OP but I felt that one. I have at times avoided socializing, not because of a superiority complex, but from anxiety
- acrooks 1y agoI interpreted the “uninterested in giving … attention” part of that point a bit differently. To me, somebody avoiding socialising is not giving off a superiority complex. I suspect what the author meant is being inattentive while socialising (i.e., not actually listening to you, focusing the conversation on themselves, etc.)
- croissants 1y agoI took a course on Freud in college, and what struck me at the time was that the framework of psychoanalysis seemed basically cruel, in that the analyst was free to say that either acceptance or rejection of their claims was evidence for them, and that it would be maddening to deal with that for any extended period of time.
- SamBam 1y agoWell, it's clear to me that you're only saying that because of unresolved feelings towards your mother.
- dalmo3 1y ago> It is easy to spot the person in the room who thinks they are better than everyone. It's also easy to spot the one with the canvas and the substack.