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AlastorFate
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Discuss about the possibility of worshiping oneself as a form of religion.
Possible traits of a person who worship oneself
- exudes extreme high level of confidence (high self esteem)
- sees oneself as a powerful being or even to the level of divinity
You are essentially describing narcissism, which is a mental disorder.
If you want to worship yourself, I'd recommend solipsism. Maybe mixed with hedonism.
Beyond that is just silly, imo.
Anger and depression are natural human tendencies. But modern medical field still regards them as disorders.
No it doesn't. That is the most ignorant thing I have heard in a while.
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Self worshiping is merely an extreme case of self love. If the subjected person doesn't exhibit any destructive behaviors that arise from it, I would not be inclined to coin it as a disorder at all.
You aren't a psychologist or any branch therein, so it really doesn't matter what you would consider a disorder. It factually is one. Such behaviors would be exhibited when treatment becomes a necessity, but they are not a necessity in possessing the disorder
It isn't "normal" or healthy to be a narcissist -- to love yourself more than anyone else on the planet, to the level of superhuman status. There is no way you can put that in a good light, as if it weren't a disorder. It is just silly to do so.
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No it doesn't.
What do you mean?
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That is the most ignorant thing I have heard in a while.
What? My statement on medical field seeing negative human emotion as disorders is pretty factual. Are you challenging that?
Yes, I absolutely am. I find it hard to believe that you actually believe that. Either you don't know what a disorder is, or you don't know how the medical field views emotions.
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You aren't a psychologist or any branch therein, so it really doesn't matter what you would consider a disorder. It factually is one. Such behaviors would be exhibited when treatment becomes a necessity, but they are not a necessity in possessing the disorder
It isn't "normal" or healthy to be a narcissist -- to love yourself more than anyone else on the planet, to the level of superhuman status. There is no way you can put that in a good light, as if it weren't a disorder. It is just silly to do so.
It isn't "normal" or healthy to be a narcissist -- to love yourself more than anyone else on the planet, to the level of superhuman status. There is no way you can put that in a good light, as if it weren't a disorder. It is just silly to do so.
I am not here for a fight. You don't know my usual stance on things here, I don't take stand in any thing usually in M&R. I am neutral in everything here, including the topic here.
It wasn't very neutral for you to say that narcissism isn't a disorder. You made a stance, and I corrected it.
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I have the right not to see it as disorder.
Really, when you say something ridiculous and can only back it up with "I have the right to believe ridiculous things," it is probably best to not say them to begin with.
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That is an opinion of mine.
It's not an opinionated matter. I am all for the perspective that all things are normal, but that does not mean that all things are healthy; and if a person believes that they are superhuman, that is a disorder.