Adoration Quote by Shannon L. Alder

Since [narcissists] deep down, feel themselves to be faultless, it is inevitable that when they are in conflict with the world they will invariably…

— M. Scott Peck

“Narcissists have poor self-esteem, but they are typically very successful. They feel entitled; they’re self-important; they crave admiration and lack empathy. They are also…

— Janet M. Tavakoli

Narcissists are everywhere in this ripe age of self-love, which amazes me because so much in life would seem to foster humility. Each of…

— Dean Koontz

The sadistic narcissist perceives himself as Godlike, ruthless and devoid of scruples, capricious and unfathomable, emotion-less and non-sexual, omniscient, omnipotent and omni-present, a plague,…

— Sam Vaknin

In an individualistic culture, the narcissist is God's gift to the world. In a collectivist society, the narcissist is God's gift to the collective.

— Christopher Lasch

“Narcissists commonly cut people off and out of their lives due to their shallow emotional style of seeing others as either good or bad.”

— Karyl McBride

“the narcissistic personality disorder are: Grandiosity, extreme self-involvement, and lack of interest and empathy for others, in spite of the pursuit of others to…

— John Bradshaw

“You are not a god, though you are hostile as a god, inhospitable and anonymous as a metropolis, your grey and single- minded industry…

— Warren Heiti

Narcissism is the intrinsic mental plague that keeps humans trapped into their futile existence and self-preservation needs.

— Rev Richard Skaff

“Most of us acquire and shed fractions of narcissistic traits throughout our lives. The teachings of Jesus help us shed narcissistic traits. It’s part…

— Michael Ben Zehabe

“The pain of the narcissist is that, to him, everything is really a threat. What doesn't surrender in reverence is blasphemous to a high…

— Criss Jami

“Narcissists have difficulty connecting with their observing self and their self-as-context. They are continually running from “bad” conceptualized selves and continually chasing “good” ones.…

— Mark Ettensohn