GroundZero said:
it means, go get a social life, get a job, education, a girl or what so ever and stop mining friggin 24:7... start flaming on me, but after all... its the truth... hard as it is :D
This is another quote from GroundZero's profile, written by him.
"Ground Zero [Rabanastre]Score: 0
I'm a lone wolf, I dont like parties, I dont need friends, I solo or play with my bro, that works fine. I hate no lifers, go get a *** life, a job, education or a girlfriend.
Dont like me? ***out of luck, I dont give a ***, I dont like you either."
So allow me to break this statement down, play-by-play.
1.
"I'm a lone wolf" - This statement is because above-poster wants to be viewed as a strong, independent individual. However, ironically enough, his need to express this to others is a direct indication of how much he values how others view him.
2.
"I dont need friends" - This translates into two things. 1) I have a poor grasp on punctuation and 2)I struggle to make friends, hence my "lone wolf" statement - which is essentially a ploy to disguise my inability to socially function.
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"I hate no lifers, go get a *** life, a job, education or a girlfriend." - Again, our subject is utilizing a verbal assault of judgment in order to further bolster his lack of self-worth. His choice of content (job, education, girlfriend) highlights that his overall view of value is based solely on how others view these categories.
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"Dont like me? ***out of luck, I dont give a ***, I dont like you either." - A final closing statement reinforces that our subject feels the overwhelming need to remind those around him how little he cares about their view of himself. Again, the need to emphasize this an additional time displays just how important his image-projection is - ultimately showing that our subject craves social acceptance.
In three sentences (excluding your post in this forum) you have managed to indicate every single trait associatd with Narcissistic Personality Disorder (NPD). Spefically a trait identified by the DSM-IV-TR which is quoted as "need for admiration or adulation and lack of empathy."
It's ironic how someone with an education is able to illustrate your emotional inadaquacies so quickly, no?