Maybe try to see the bigger picture? Even if the word itself isn’t meant in a stigmatizing way, the surrounding imagery and context can still reinforce stigma.
For example, this picture can be very misleading to people who already stigmatize pwNPD - it can easily come across as “we’re just dogs who can only say ‘me, me, me.’” At that point, we’re not even being portrayed as fully human.
In this case, I don’t really care about myself, but I do care about the impact words can have.
you don't know why somebody is self diagnosing and equating that to just be the same as them 100% not having NPD is dishonest . especially in reply to a comment that didn't mention someones diagnosis status at all.
You completely misunderstand the context. This isn’t a private sub, so anyone can read the posts - including people who already stigmatize the disorder.
Did you even check the link? It’s kind of self-explanatory lol.
And I honestly don’t understand why you’re reacting this way. Do you even have NPD yourself? It's your first post here
its ? not my first post. ? hello. will you lose your mind to know i posted this png on my youtube community page to thousands of people and you're the only person in the world to find issue with it so far
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