Showing results for: narcissism (page 31)
Hillary Clinton’s toughest adversary: The world-historic narcissism of the political press
Heather Digby Parton
If only one thing can be counted on in an election year, it's that the media will take itself *very* serious
It’s not because she got fat or he won’t do laundry: Here are the real reasons people cheat
Tracy Clark-Flory
A few extra pounds causes infidelity? Not exactly — the real reasons are much more complex
Ryan O’Connell on Thought Catalog, trolling & the Millennial angst tipping point: “The more you write about your personal life, the less you have one”
Jenny Kutner
The former Thought Catalog star tells Salon about his new book, "I'm Special: And Other Lies We Tell Ourselves"
My daughter dressed like Elsa from “Frozen” for 23 days — and it was amazing
Vanessa McGrady
We stopped arguing over what to wear. She felt powerful each day. Did parents judge me? Maybe, but I let it go
You’re fired!: Thanks a lot, Facebook
David Palumbo-Liu
It's smart to urge "digital caution," but that caution has a price -- it can rob social media of its unique power
Barack Obama’s cynical game: Why his strategy to pass the Trans-Pacific Partnership is so disappointing
Elias Isquith
The fight among liberals over the TPP is getting ugly and mean — which may be exactly how the White House wants it
The psychology of greed: 3 attitudes that explain the worst behaviors of the 1 percent
Paul Buchheit
Research reveals the upper class tend toward narcissism -- and their sense of entitlement may actually be growing
My mom never wanted kids
Amy Shouse
For decades, I suffered her psychological abuse. Even now there are times I long for a normal, loving mother
The surprising high-art theory behind Kim Kardashian’s “Selfish”
Daphne Muller
The reality show queen's new book shows how she turned the Internet into her own Salon des Refusés
“Curiosity craves otherness”: The author of “The Empathy Exams” talks about the trick of fiction with writer Austin Bunn
Austin Bunn, Leslie Jamison
Who reads novels and why, growing up with the pressure to be interesting, losing the plum-colored bruises, and more
Hillary Clinton’s smartest move: Say no to TPP, and join the Warren/Krugman forces
Elias Isquith
The policy and the politics are in perfect agreement — the time is now for Clinton to break away from the president
The GOP’s destructive Vietnam mythology: How the right’s self-glorifying delusions led to decades of avoidable war
Peter Birkenhead
In 1980, Reagan turned the Vietnam disaster into a faux-patriotic rallying cry. We've paid the price ever since
“Welcome to Me”: Kristen Wiig’s magnificent, terrifying, hilarious voyage into madness
Andrew O'Hehir
As a lottery winner turned narcissistic talk-show host, Wiig is the tragicomic heroine of a brilliant media satire
Exorcist warns the Vatican about the dangerous threat of sexy vampires
Joanna Rothkopf
Under Pope Francis, exorcisms are on the rise
Am I raising a narcissist?
Kate Tuttle
A new era of parenting is creating a generation of "extra-special" kids, and I fear I'm part of the problem
This is all my fiancée’s fault: The engagement photo I can’t believe we actually took
Joe Donatelli
Planning a wedding can be so tedious and joyless for a couple. Here's how we reminded ourselves to be goofy in love
Robert Durst is not a “true psychopath,” but childhood trauma could provide answers
Laura Miller
We talk to an expert witness about the bizarre case of the millionaire murder suspect at the center of "The Jinx"
Blame parents for those narcissist kids
Mary Elizabeth Williams
New research reveals the roots of inflated egos -- and why they're dangerous
Nobody cares about your book: Why that “Things I Can Say About MFAs” essay struck such a nerve with writers
Laura Miller
A former writing instructor causes outrage by trashing his old job and students -- but he makes some good points
“Birdman” vs. “Boyhood”: The Oscars race to save Hollywood’s soul
Andrew O'Hehir
The Oscars are a trade show for a struggling industry, and these two indie films are its shot at redemption
Conservatives’ “reformicon” sham: Why this “movement” is still not really a thing!
Elias Isquith
Desperate to find a mythical "reasonable conservative," the NY Times helps inflate a myth. Here's the ugly reality
The New York Times does what it’s told: What the media’s not telling you about our next likely foreign intervention
Patrick L. Smith
Drumbeat to arm Ukraine forces gets louder. Even Brookings and Times "liberals" are on board. That means danger...
“Girls” has a friendship problem
Anna Silman
Without their friendships to humanize them, the “Girls” have become unlikeable caricatures of themselves
I do not care about your baby
Jonathan Naymark
It's not that I hate your little sprog -- quite the contrary! Just don't ask me to indulge your narcissism
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