Narcissistic Personality Disorder
Those who suffer from Personality Disorder (Narcissistic) engage in social conflict and dysfunctional behavior as a normal part of daily living. Some in the psychiatric community theorize that the development of Personality Disorder (Narcissistic), at least in part, is a result of being exposed to excessive praise or extreme criticism during our adolescent years.

You may know people who suffer from Personality Disorder (Narcissistic) and not even know it. Even a friend that you have known for years might be an enigma to you. Their ever shifting moods, odd behavioral patterns, their criticism of you, or constant pessimism can be hard to understand.

Traits of A Narcissistic Personality Disorder :

• lie if it serves their best interest to do so.
• incapable of feeling sorry for someone.
• are extremely critical.
• can lash out in anger if you criticize them.
• jealous of anyone who has more wealth or beauty.
• can and will commit crimes without remorse.
• suffer from deluded thinking.
• be phony and manipulative.
• constantly need attention and are vein.
• passive aggressive.
• be emotionally withdrawn.
• a sense of entitlement.
• feel superior to others.
• Will take advantage of you anyway they can.
• arrogant.