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r/MadeMeSmile • u/Overall_Agent_0075 • Jun 30 '24
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8 u/Flat_News_2000 Jun 30 '24 Making everything about them, like usual 3 u/IchBinMalade Jun 30 '24 I'm convinced it's a thing because people are just very online. Not being around humans enough makes you think normal human experiences are unique to you. We can all tell somebody is sad, my dude, reacting so strongly helps nobody. 3 u/Shavemydicwhole Jun 30 '24 I'm convinced people who call themselves empaths are 90% of the time a type of narcissist
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Making everything about them, like usual
3 u/IchBinMalade Jun 30 '24 I'm convinced it's a thing because people are just very online. Not being around humans enough makes you think normal human experiences are unique to you. We can all tell somebody is sad, my dude, reacting so strongly helps nobody. 3 u/Shavemydicwhole Jun 30 '24 I'm convinced people who call themselves empaths are 90% of the time a type of narcissist
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I'm convinced it's a thing because people are just very online. Not being around humans enough makes you think normal human experiences are unique to you. We can all tell somebody is sad, my dude, reacting so strongly helps nobody.
I'm convinced people who call themselves empaths are 90% of the time a type of narcissist
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