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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]You can say the same thing about wishing a happy mothers day but your mom isnt on FB. Wishing a happy anniversary to your spouse who isnt on FB. Dumb AF. [/quote] +1. Narcissism at its finest.[/quote] That ... isn't narcissism. Narcissists generally don't wish others well like that.[/quote] They are doing it so that they look good (I'm not sure if that still fits a narc pov, just clarifying). They aren't actually wishing anyone well, they are showing "I'm such a good daughter! I wished my mom a happy mothers day, even though I know she will never see this, but everyone else will! Yay go me!" kind of thing. Or "Look at how in looooove we are! Everyone should be jealous of our relationship!" for relationship type posts. [/quote] You have a peculiar way of looking at the world. Are you normally this cynical?[/quote] Peculiar no, cynical yes. It's a known phenomenon though, so my cynicism isnt out of place here. [/quote]
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