■Hokkaido Sapporo ■ID:0THl1ZiU0 ■153.206.191.31 ■p1813031-ipbf2005sapodori.hokkaido.ocn.ne.jp
■Common Symptoms:
1. A grandiose or inflated sense of self-importance. For example, the individual exaggerates their capabilities and achievements, or expects to be recognised as being superior without appropriate achievements 2. The individual believes that they are “special” or “unique” compared to others 3. The individual believes they should only associate with, or can only be understood by, special or high status people 4. The individual has a need for excessive admiration and praise 5. The individual has a strong sense of entitlement 6. The individual takes advantage of others to achieve their own goals 7. The individual lacks empathy for the needs or feelings of others 8. The individual is often envious of others, or believes that others are envious of them 9. The individual exhibits arrogant, haughty or cruel attitudes or behaviours towards others
■Hokkaido Sapporo ■ID:KV6tMzp10 ■153.206.191.31 ■p1813031-ipbf2005sapodori.hokkaido.ocn.ne.jp
■Common Symptoms:
1. A grandiose or inflated sense of self-importance. For example, the individual exaggerates their capabilities and achievements, or expects to be recognised as being superior without appropriate achievements 2. The individual believes that they are “special” or “unique” compared to others 3. The individual believes they should only associate with, or can only be understood by, special or high status people 4. The individual has a need for excessive admiration and praise 5. The individual has a strong sense of entitlement 6. The individual takes advantage of others to achieve their own goals 7. The individual lacks empathy for the needs or feelings of others 8. The individual is often envious of others, or believes that others are envious of them 9. The individual exhibits arrogant, haughty or cruel attitudes or behaviours towards others
■Hokkaido Sapporo ■ID:KV6tMzp10 ■153.206.191.31 ■p1813031-ipbf2005sapodori.hokkaido.ocn.ne.jp
■Common Symptoms:
1. A grandiose or inflated sense of self-importance. For example, the individual exaggerates their capabilities and achievements, or expects to be recognised as being superior without appropriate achievements 2. The individual believes that they are “special” or “unique” compared to others 3. The individual believes they should only associate with, or can only be understood by, special or high status people 4. The individual has a need for excessive admiration and praise 5. The individual has a strong sense of entitlement 6. The individual takes advantage of others to achieve their own goals 7. The individual lacks empathy for the needs or feelings of others 8. The individual is often envious of others, or believes that others are envious of them 9. The individual exhibits arrogant, haughty or cruel attitudes or behaviours towards others
■Hokkaido Sapporo ■ID:KV6tMzp10 ■153.206.191.31 ■p1813031-ipbf2005sapodori.hokkaido.ocn.ne.jp
■Common Symptoms:
1. A grandiose or inflated sense of self-importance. For example, the individual exaggerates their capabilities and achievements, or expects to be recognised as being superior without appropriate achievements 2. The individual believes that they are “special” or “unique” compared to others 3. The individual believes they should only associate with, or can only be understood by, special or high status people 4. The individual has a need for excessive admiration and praise 5. The individual has a strong sense of entitlement 6. The individual takes advantage of others to achieve their own goals 7. The individual lacks empathy for the needs or feelings of others 8. The individual is often envious of others, or believes that others are envious of them 9. The individual exhibits arrogant, haughty or cruel attitudes or behaviours towards others
■Hokkaido Sapporo ■ID:KV6tMzp10 ■153.206.191.31 ■p1813031-ipbf2005sapodori.hokkaido.ocn.ne.jp
■Common Symptoms:
1. A grandiose or inflated sense of self-importance. For example, the individual exaggerates their capabilities and achievements, or expects to be recognised as being superior without appropriate achievements 2. The individual believes that they are “special” or “unique” compared to others 3. The individual believes they should only associate with, or can only be understood by, special or high status people 4. The individual has a need for excessive admiration and praise 5. The individual has a strong sense of entitlement 6. The individual takes advantage of others to achieve their own goals 7. The individual lacks empathy for the needs or feelings of others 8. The individual is often envious of others, or believes that others are envious of them 9. The individual exhibits arrogant, haughty or cruel attitudes or behaviours towards others
■Hokkaido Sapporo ■ID:KV6tMzp10 ■153.206.191.31 ■p1813031-ipbf2005sapodori.hokkaido.ocn.ne.jp
■Common Symptoms:
1. A grandiose or inflated sense of self-importance. For example, the individual exaggerates their capabilities and achievements, or expects to be recognised as being superior without appropriate achievements 2. The individual believes that they are “special” or “unique” compared to others 3. The individual believes they should only associate with, or can only be understood by, special or high status people 4. The individual has a need for excessive admiration and praise 5. The individual has a strong sense of entitlement 6. The individual takes advantage of others to achieve their own goals 7. The individual lacks empathy for the needs or feelings of others 8. The individual is often envious of others, or believes that others are envious of them 9. The individual exhibits arrogant, haughty or cruel attitudes or behaviours towards others
■Hokkaido Sapporo ■ID:KV6tMzp10 ■153.206.191.31 ■p1813031-ipbf2005sapodori.hokkaido.ocn.ne.jp
■Common Symptoms:
1. A grandiose or inflated sense of self-importance. For example, the individual exaggerates their capabilities and achievements, or expects to be recognised as being superior without appropriate achievements 2. The individual believes that they are “special” or “unique” compared to others 3. The individual believes they should only associate with, or can only be understood by, special or high status people 4. The individual has a need for excessive admiration and praise 5. The individual has a strong sense of entitlement 6. The individual takes advantage of others to achieve their own goals 7. The individual lacks empathy for the needs or feelings of others 8. The individual is often envious of others, or believes that others are envious of them 9. The individual exhibits arrogant, haughty or cruel attitudes or behaviours towards others
■Hokkaido Sapporo ■ID:KV6tMzp10 ■153.206.191.31 ■p1813031-ipbf2005sapodori.hokkaido.ocn.ne.jp
■Common Symptoms:
1. A grandiose or inflated sense of self-importance. For example, the individual exaggerates their capabilities and achievements, or expects to be recognised as being superior without appropriate achievements 2. The individual believes that they are “special” or “unique” compared to others 3. The individual believes they should only associate with, or can only be understood by, special or high status people 4. The individual has a need for excessive admiration and praise 5. The individual has a strong sense of entitlement 6. The individual takes advantage of others to achieve their own goals 7. The individual lacks empathy for the needs or feelings of others 8. The individual is often envious of others, or believes that others are envious of them 9. The individual exhibits arrogant, haughty or cruel attitudes or behaviours towards others
■Hokkaido Sapporo ■ID:KV6tMzp10 ■153.206.191.31 ■p1813031-ipbf2005sapodori.hokkaido.ocn.ne.jp
■Common Symptoms:
1. A grandiose or inflated sense of self-importance. For example, the individual exaggerates their capabilities and achievements, or expects to be recognised as being superior without appropriate achievements 2. The individual believes that they are “special” or “unique” compared to others 3. The individual believes they should only associate with, or can only be understood by, special or high status people 4. The individual has a need for excessive admiration and praise 5. The individual has a strong sense of entitlement 6. The individual takes advantage of others to achieve their own goals 7. The individual lacks empathy for the needs or feelings of others 8. The individual is often envious of others, or believes that others are envious of them 9. The individua
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