Robert Leary

They dissociate themselves with the community in which they live and associate themselves with a superior place

. They dissociate themselves with the community in which they live and associate themselves with a superior place

Needs constant praise and admiration
Narcissists thrive on praise and admiration

They look for people who believe in their fantasies and choose to make them their friends. When they are praised, they show happiness and interest in a person. However, when they are not praised, they show anger and frustration. Since they believe that they are superior to everyone else, they must be praised and encouraged to feel appreciated.

Sense of entitlement
Narcissists often feel entitled to the best things in life. They feel that they must be accorded attention, respect, and priority

They believe that they are superior and should be given priority

They thrive at making the victims feel inferior to them.

they do not feel shame or remorse. Narcissists do whatever they want to do without caring about other people

They steal the attention in public gathering by arrogantly demeaning or shaming others. They pull stands and create scenes unnecessarily just to show that someone else is not worthy

They do not get joy in being criticized by people they deem inferior. On the other hand, narcissists are quick to criticize and blame. They question the decision-making processes of most people and pass judgment on others

Narcissists often feel that they are right and the rest of the people are wrong.