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[QUOTE="Cusefan95, post: 5004438, member: 173"]
Mostly agree with this, having had the misfortune to have worked for a guy who may have had NPD. One interesting point is that clinically diagnosable narcissists don’t internally believe nothing is wrong with them - they think everything is wrong with them.  They struggle with intense and pervasive feelings of shame, worthlessness, and self-loathing.  Their view of themselves is extremely malleable and dependent on others' opinions of them. They also are hypersensitive to criticism and possess an intense need for admiration.  There’s a lot to feel sorry for in people with NPD - but it’s best done from a distance where all interaction is limited.

I think we need to be careful about diagnosing someone with a personality disorder on a message board based on a few social media posts - but his posts make me think a clinical diagnosis is a possibility and that would be enough for me to avoid him as much as possible, and if engagement is necessary I’d handle it very, very carefully.
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