Number 1: The Curse of Ultimate Dissatisfaction
No matter how much a narcissist achieves, it never feels like enough. Imagine spending your entire life chasing something you can never truly have. That is the narcissist’s reality in a nutshell. Happiness always seems just out of reach, dangling like a carrot they endlessly pursue. They believe reaching their goal will finally make them feel complete, but every time they succeed, that feeling slips away immediately, leaving them craving more. This endless dissatisfaction is their karmic debt for draining joy from the lives of others. They spent years making other people feel unworthy, inadequate, and incomplete.
Now life mirrors this cruelty back to them. Even when the world applauds their achievements, inside they remain hollow and empty. The success of everyone else brings them no real joy. Every victory feels temporary and meaningless, quickly overshadowed by their deep-seated hollowness. Dissatisfaction quietly gnaws at their heart, reminding them constantly that something important is missing.
This perpetual hunger becomes their lifelong torment, pushing them to relentless pursuits that never end, causing them to chase shadows rather than substance. They move from one superficial goal to the next, always convinced the next achievement will finally fill the void, only to realize each milestone reached deepens their inner emptiness, that craving, rather than relieving it.
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