• @Balthazar
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    216 months ago

    Does he even understand what the word “sorry” means? Has he ever uttered it in his life?

    • @kmartburrito
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      306 months ago

      Narcissistic people don’t say sorry because they can’t accept personal responsibility for anything

      • @Strider
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        6 months ago

        The full extent of this can only be understood in context with personal experience regarding a narcissist.

        It is literally unbelievable otherwise. Hell, even then it is hard to understand by anyone having a tiny bit of empathy.

      • @[email protected]
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        06 months ago

        I think it’s not that they don’t accept personal responsibility. In fact, they think everything is about them, thus they are responsible for everything.

        The real issue is that they think they can’t do anything wrong. Everything revolves around them and their actions are good, by definition.

    • @[email protected]
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      66 months ago

      Only when saying “no I will not play ‘sorry’ that is a lame game, we’ll play monopoly with my house rules, to make it more accurate. Also I already own boardwalk, and have a casino there”

      He’s the kind of person that enjoys monopoly.

      • @SpaceNoodle
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        56 months ago

        While that is a run-on sentence, it’s far too coherent.

        • @Plopp
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          56 months ago

          Also, there’s a severe lack of “I have the best rules”, “people always say I have the best rules” or similar.

      • @[email protected]
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        16 months ago

        Even if he played Sorry, when he knocked someone back to start when they were on the home stretch, he probably STILL wouldn’t even say “Soooooorrrryyyy!” in a super sarcastic voice, like you are supposed to do.