Narcissistic parents may have left a long-term impression on their children that the child isn't meeting expectations (which might be perfectionistic and unreasonable).
That must be why I get "extra hungry" when I read the words "aluminum lake" on that nutrition label. I "console" myself with the fact that I put the product back on the shelf, which allows someone else to poison themselves. I may have a conscience but society and business are apparently totally mind numbed in that realm, not that most worry much about what they pile into that pie hole. My parents were "extra narcissistic" so that must be why I am so unreasonable.
Interesting and understandable. The last chapter in Exley's book was about 'politics' - cover-ups he witnessed and peer-review journal chicanery --- take home point, we are all being poisoned and yet we are all supposed to smile and nod and continue to let ourselves be poisoned.
That must be why I get "extra hungry" when I read the words "aluminum lake" on that nutrition label. I "console" myself with the fact that I put the product back on the shelf, which allows someone else to poison themselves. I may have a conscience but society and business are apparently totally mind numbed in that realm, not that most worry much about what they pile into that pie hole. My parents were "extra narcissistic" so that must be why I am so unreasonable.
Interesting and understandable. The last chapter in Exley's book was about 'politics' - cover-ups he witnessed and peer-review journal chicanery --- take home point, we are all being poisoned and yet we are all supposed to smile and nod and continue to let ourselves be poisoned.