Delusion & Entitlement
Summary: Overestimation of the self, unhealthy assumption, and the Dunning Kruger effect.
Statements do not match actions, pushing others beneath to appear to be more, blameshifting when nothing happens after the fantasy is formulated into conversation.
Zero empathy options are chosen to get ahead, use people, and then cover it up.
Psychology Today - The Risk Factors for Continuing the Cycle of Abuse
Fraudulent in relations and finance at the expense of others, denial, talk the talk but never actually study or learn.
Make it hard for subjects to be discussed in depth, avoidance, or bypass. Never seeing the errors, suppress accountability and projecting away, never choosing to process. Acknowledging a fault would be too damaging to the facade. Seeing feedback as something else.
Coercive control to maintain a delusional image of the self. Research narcissistic personality disorder. Mind Blindness. Zero empathy for others. Childhood experiences with certain parent types.
Quotes:
"Treating delusions of grandeur can be difficult. These delusions may feel good to the person who experiences them. Moreover, because people with delusions truly believe in their delusions, they are often resistant to treatment."
"A delusion is a belief that is clearly false, and that indicates an abnormality in the affected person’s content of thought."
References:
Medical News Today - What are delusions of grandeur?
BetterHelp - The Psychology Behind A Sense Of Entitlement
