Somatic NPD
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Cerebral NPD
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Somatic NPD
(appearance based)
Color scheme based on the idea of a beautiful blooming flower
Cerebral NPD
(Intelligence based)
Color scheme based on the brain and gold medals or awards

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NPD Subtypes: Grandiose / Overt
Also called oblivious, classic, and agentic
Grandiose narcissism is what most people associate with the narcissistic personality, and is what the NPD diagnostic criteria is heavily based on.
Those with grandiose narcissism have the highest severity of poor interpersonal and psychosocial functioning. They have a higher comorbidity rate with other psychiatric disorders (including other personality disorders and substance abuse), and may present with more anger and hostility.
They are more extroverted and described as bold and charming. They might come across as:
Outgoing
Arrogant
Entitled
Overbearing
Having an exaggerated self-image
Needing to be praised and admired
Exploitative
Competitive
Lacking empathy
They tend to overestimate their own abilities and intelligence.
yap yap hi :3 we're a silly npd cat.
and was wondering if finishing the sub types for npd are going to be continued? understandable if not!
hi nonny!!
I wanna say probably, when I originally made that series I had a lot of free time and I really don't anymore, but I've been wanting to continue that series as well as my explaining/elaborating on diagnostic criteria series. it doesn't help that I lost my original research lol