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What, because I agree with you about the NPD?
I didn't say that their identity meant they had a disability, that was you.
I don't consider mental health problems to be a disability, and I don't consider trans people to have mental health problems because of their identity.
You used an ableist slur on your friend. You called them a n*rcissist. You implied that being fictionkin is a result of narcissism.
Personality disorders can influence the manner in which kintypes present themselves, as I well know, for I am an otherkin with NPD. I disagree with you that being fictionkin is a result of narcissism, but I agree that in this particular case, the princess's NPD has influenced the kind of kintype.
That isn't what I said or tried to imply, and now I understand why you managed to take entirely the wrong messages from She-Ra
Well yes, you said narcisit, but I figured you misspellled the slur. What were you trying to say?
Why do you think that narcisicist is a slur, and not a descriptor?
I was describing a person who I knew, as an example of why I was not going to respect the self-description of people who have a poor relationship with reality.
I also said they were stupid. Which there were. Is that also a slur?
The word n*rcissist is a shortened form of a disability, turned into a personal label. It's like r*tard or sp*rg.
Regardless of authorial intent, the use of that derogatory label is inseparable from ableism because using the slur emboldens and covers for ableists. At best it's a dogwhistle.
I assumed you meant it in relation to the disability because you brought up the idea of an identity being caused by a disability.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Narcissistic_personality_disorder
That's an ableist and unproven conspiracy theory based on your personal biases.
Here's a really interesting paper I think you should read. It's clinicians' perceptions of the stigma faced by pwNPD. It's not our own opinions, it's what psychologists and psychiatrists who don't have NPD think we face on a daily basis. The opinions of experts on the frontline.
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/40107324/
You can read the abstract for yourself. But in case you don't have full text access, I'm gonna skip ahead to the conclusion for your benefit:
No. I went to a psychiatrist to request an evaluation for diagnosis. He refused and said I didn't seem like I have NPD, and then offered Me "something to take the edge off". He explained that psychiatrists don't do that kind of thing, they just give people drugs.
I don't think he was a very good psychiatrist. He pretty much eroded all My trust in the medical establishment to deal with My narcissistic symptoms in 10 minutes flat. So I did it Myself.
Given how wildly you interpreted She-Ra, I'm going to go out on a limb and consider that your experience did not match reality