In the kaleidoscope of human personalities, the malignant narcissist stands out with an unsettling twist. They are not merely self-absorbed; they are dangerous in their manipulative prowess.

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He stated that the quarterback is a "narcissistic liar" and a "hypocrite" who does not value his own words and commitments. "The narcissist is often a liar. Rodgers has always been the former.

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That strokes his insatiable narcissism, but it also gives him an extremely shallow and stagnate swamp of information intended to prop up the decisions he already has made.