PUSH YOURSELF TO THE LIMIT AS OFTEN AS POSSIBLE.

June 1st, 2026. 08:42.

Happy pride month. Long time, no see. Have an analysis of myself as a treat. I'll edit this later.

Some semblance of HARM AVOIDANCE, has a tendency to avoid situations where public opinion may decrease. Impulsive, has a general disregard for consequences of behaviors regarding rules. Antisocial rulebreaking and projection of self, yet contradicts with paranoid beliefs. High NOVELTY SEEKING, thrill-seeker with a noticeable lack of inhibition. Seeks reward and adrenaline. Severe REWARD DEPENDENCE, this is one of the more maladaptive traits, caters toward others in hopes of praise and associations of higher status. The way to my heart is through praise. Entire mental state is dependent on praise. Moderate PERSISTENCE in regards to behaviors that gain reward.

Has a tendency to get along best with those who demonstrate traits of or are diagnosed with bipolar, borderline personality disorder, or schizophrenia.
Folie à deux; you are not alone.

Demonstrates Oblivious (Glenn Gabbard, 1989-2009) and Communal (JE Gebauer, 2012) tendencies. Oblivious is the near equivalent to Grandiose subtype, arrogance coexists alongside helplessness and low self-esteem. Social avoidance in many cases where social approval is not apparent and self-presentation is difficult or impossible, contributing to asocial tendencies. Narcissism is most noticeable in communal settings, where altruistic behavior is demonstrated for personal gain rather than any sort of empathy. Entitled, grandiose, and arrogant; only aids others to boost personal gain.
Has a tendency to seek positions of power; moderator, tutor, aid, advisor.

I have a natural talent for influencing people.
Modesty doesn't become me.
I would do almost anything on a dare.
I know that I am good because everybody keeps telling me so.
I think I am a special person.

Raised in a protestant–evangelical–military family as the oldest of four children. Earliest psychotic symptoms began at four years old. Notable obsessive-compulsive and paranoid traits. Familial history of bipolar type one, autism spectrum disorder, substance abuse disorder, and narcissism.

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