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Do all narcissists have bad hygiene? · The Mental Healness Podcast

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  What is going on? Beautiful people.
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  Today we're talking about narcissists in their hygiene,
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  narcissistic, toxic people in their good or bad, sometimes bad
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  hygiene. If you're new here, my name is
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  Lee Hammock. I'm a clinically diagnosed
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  narcissist. And welcome to another episode
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  of the Narcissist Code. So boom, welcome back folks,
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  welcome back, welcome back. Yes, yes, yes.
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  So I got a comment y'all in my comment section the other day.
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  This is why I read a lot of the comments, you know, and it's
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  like, can you talk about narcissists and bad hygiene?
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  And I was like, I can, I can do that.
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  So let me go and preface this by saying not all narcissists have
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  bad hydrate. Not every single no no no no.
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  No two narcissists are the same. I would just say most
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  narcissistic people don't like have pretty decent hydrate.
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  But there are a, there is a certain sector of narcissistic
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  people, right, that have bad hygiene.
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  There are because like, well, Lee, but why, why does my
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  narcissistic toxic ass partner leave streaks on the sheets when
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  they sleep with their clothes off, when they sleep naked?
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  There's streaks on the there's streaks on the sheets, there's
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  toxicity abounding and blah, blah, blah.
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  Boo Boo, Boo, BBB. You know, why is this?
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  Why is this happening? Lee, too?
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  Can you tell us why, please? Or they just, they're just dirty
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  overall. No baths, no deodorant, no
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  nothing. Like there's a lot of
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  narcissistic people that do that.
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  And one of the main reasons is because childhood neglect,
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  childhood neglect, childhood trauma, right?
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  They didn't get taught how to take care of themselves in their
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  childhood. So they don't know how to use
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  deodorant. They don't know how to take
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  baths on the regular. They don't know how to.
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  They have very, very bad teeth and whatnot.
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  They don't brush their teeth, breath always stinking.
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  Now there was there was one of me right there that was me for a
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  long time by not brushing the teeth and things of that nature.
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  Just just neglect and not knowing, you know, not knowing
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  to brush your teeth. I know it's like believe that
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  everybody y'all, I grew up in the 80s, early 90s.
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  This wasn't something that we focused on in my household.
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  I know it was neglect, right? You see what I'm saying?
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  But now I just had a, as an adult, I've had to work on my
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  teeth and get my teeth straight and do things like that.
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  But you just, it's neglect and sometimes trauma, trauma,
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  traumatic experiences. Sometimes you don't get to use
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  the bathroom. Sometimes you, you know, you get
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  abused and beaten and things like that.
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  When you, if you do go to the bathroom, I'm scared to go to
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  the bathroom at night because if I get up at night and wake my
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  dad up, I get my, I get my ass big.
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  So you, you pee in the bed. There's certain things like
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  that. There's certain things that
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  happen in your youth that you bring into your adulthood.
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  So this is not me trying to justify some, some stinking butt
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  or some funky underarms or some bad breath or bad teeth or
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  anything like that. But sometimes it does come from
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  trauma and neglect. It's not me trying to justify
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  because once you become an adult, there's certain things
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  you got to shift and whatnot. And like I say, because like
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  sometimes you can't control, like you don't have the money.
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  Sometimes it's the lack of resources growing up and you
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  just, this isn't for anybody, you know, the lack of resources
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  growing up, you just don't have the access to the resources to
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  pay to get your teeth fixed. That was definitely me.
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  You know, I had a gap in my teeth for years.
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  Like I'm 30, I'm about to be 39 in a couple about a month.
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  And yeah, I had a gap. I just got my gap closed.
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  Yeah. Wait, I just got, had this, my
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  teeth closed September 2022. So it's been about a year and a
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  half now, almost two years. August.
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  Yeah, September 2022 when this happened, like when I finally
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  got my teeth done and whatnot. So this is part of it.
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  Like, sometimes it's neglect and lack of resources and things of
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  that nature. And you, because you get so
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  accustomed to it growing up that you don't think about it, You
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  know, you just, some of you just like, hey, this is what I'm used
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  to. Hey, babe, you, you, your arm's
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  kind of funky. Did you take a bath today?
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  Did you did you wipe after you used the bathroom?
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  What do you come out? And then because if you bring it
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  up, they feel a lot of shame. They might attack you.
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  They might attack you for bringing up their bad hygiene,
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  right? They might attack you and abuse
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  you and use you and things like that because you brought it up,
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  like you brought up something that is you brought up a truth
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  like they might stink, they might not be taking care of
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  themselves in a decent way, might have really, really messed
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  up hair or whatever it is the hygienic, you know, just bad
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  hygiene overall because of those situation.
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  They might attack you for bringing it up.
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  You become the victim in this situation.
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  You become the the antagonist because you pointed it out and
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  you made them feel ashamed of themselves.
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  You know, you made them feel the same in themselves.
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  So they attacked you because you pointed it out, because you
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  brought it up. And all those like you just
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  trying to help them and you just trying to help yourself as well,
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  because who wants to lay in bed or kiss or lick clap cheeks or
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  something like somebody that's that's just not taking care of
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  themselves. You know what I mean?
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  That's the crazy thing about it. But I know what people are going
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  to say. But like, Lee something Lee.
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  OK, I got you. Lee, I hear you.
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  I hear you talking. I hear you.
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  We hear you. Everybody hears you, but what is
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  going on with the people who love these people like this?
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  Like you didn't, they didn't take a bath that you, you met
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  them when they were stinking. Why do you think they would
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  change now? Exactly.
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  If a narcissist, you met a narcissistic person right in the
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  gym and they were just funky. They, they, they could use the
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  gym funk as an excuse. All the reason I stink because I
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  was, I was working out and they didn't, they didn't smell any
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  better than the second time you met them.
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  You know what I mean? So sometimes they, they feel
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  like, if you met me like this, then this is how I am.
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  Yeah, It could be trauma. It could be trauma and stuff
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  like that. It could just be like, they
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  don't care if they stink or walk around with hair messed up,
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  teeth all yelling and buttery and caked up and all the other
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  stuff. Sometimes they don't care.
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  They know it. They don't care.
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  They expect you to tolerate it. I'm entitled to stink.
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  Who cares if I stink? I got money.
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  Sometimes they have money and can definitely afford to take
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  care of themselves. But there's like this weird type
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  of intentional neglect that goes on with some narcissist, right?
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  Some narcissistic people like this is weird type of
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  intentional neglect. When you do, you have the money,
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  you have the resources, but you just don't do it like one of my
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  highly narcissistic old friends, right?
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  This dude, this would not take like he had all the money.
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  He he used to show me checks for like 6-7, eight, $1000 man made
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  $8000 tonight. Want to go to the club but
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  didn't have like, don't have health insurance, man.
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  I just made $10,000 today. Don't have car insurance.
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  Like, yeah, fake, fake plates on the back of his car.
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  Like why don't you get real plates, man?
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  I just like, man, forget it, man, I'm cool.
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  They don't care. Some people think they're above
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  they they are. They make so much money or they
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  so important or whatever. They just above taking care of
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  themselves. Deal with it.
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  You want me to deal with it. You want to be in my you.
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  If you want to be in my orbit, you got to, you got to, you
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  know, you might need the clothes pin for your nose, but you're
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  going to be in my orbit. You got to accept me as is.
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  This is who I am. I stink.
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  Deal with it. That's the there really is the
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  mindset of some darcis. Like I think I'm above
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  everybody. I'm above the fray from tapping
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  in to take care of myself because I'm so important that
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  you just deal with the funk. Yeah, I stink.
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  But this is the thing right here.
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  This is and this is the thing right here with narcissistic
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  people right here. Y'all, they know that it
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  reflects badly on you. If you have a stinking partner
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  that you're bringing around there, you bring around other
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  people like girl, your husband smell like Aqua Boogie or just
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  older funk. He's just funky.
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  Hey man, Hey bro, I don't talk about your, your girl or
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  whatever man. But like, and she kind of she,
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  she kind of, she kind of tart her, her, her scent stings the
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  nostrils. Are you y'all good?
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  You mean they reflects badly on you?
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  So some of them diverted to you. They were pointed directly
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  towards you and things like that, because that's how they
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  feel. That's the way their mind goes.
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  They're like, well, this is on you.
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  So it reflects badly on you as well because you're with me.
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  So some of them don't care. Some of them want to embarrass
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  you so they refuse to take care of themselves and y'all will go
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  out with them and they just thinking you can try to upgrade
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  them. You can try to get them Cologne
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  like you get them some Cologne of perfume.
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  They just, you know, Cologne of perfume sprayed over a funky
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  body stinking clothes just makes, you know, just this is a
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  weird, weird concoction of weird smells.
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  You know what I mean? That does happen too.
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  So a lot of narcissistic people just don't care about how they
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  smell, how they the scent, they just think they're above taking
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  care of themselves. And yeah, it could it be
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  accidental that they just forgot one time or two times?
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  Yeah, it could be accidental. They just woke up late 1 morning
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  and ran out the house and just forgot to put the deal around.
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  Yeah, that's there could be an accident that does happen as
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  well, y'all. But again, this kind of if they
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  if they run out of the house and forget it every day for six
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  months, every day for a couple weeks, it don't seem like
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  they're forget it anymore. They just don't want to do it.
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  Some of them are just lazy and don't give a damn on how they
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  smell like. Some of them don't care.
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  Some of them just have the access and the resources to do
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  it. They're just lazy.
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  I have other things to focus on than taking a bath I don't need.
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  I don't need to take a bath every week.
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  You know what I mean? I don't need to take a bath
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  every single day. Who?
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  Who takes a bath every day? Who does that, you know?
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  But on the flip side of things, are there narcissists that are
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  hyper focused on their hygiene and self-care?
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  Yes, there are a lot of narcissistic people that are
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  consumed with how they appear and how they how they present
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  the people and things like that and they just hyper focus on
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  their hygiene and how they presented to the world.
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  So it does happen that way as well when you get the opposite
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  end of the spectrum where there are narcissists that only care
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  and they and they judge they they super judge other people as
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  well. They super judge other people
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  that might smell a certain type of way or who people who don't
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  smell as good as they do. You can smell good, but you
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  don't smell as good as I do. So that that becomes problematic
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  as well. So there are some narcissists on
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  the other end of the spectrum that absolutely care about how
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  they present, how they smell, have the perfect hygiene, but
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  have they have perfect hygiene, perfect self-care, but a
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  horrible personality. Their, their, their personality
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  stinks like their body smells good.
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  He's like, man, you smell, you smell wonderful, but you are
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  horrible, you evil, you are you, you, you wonderfully evil.
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  That's how we describe yourself. How did how did they smell?
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  You smell like pecans, pumpkin pie, the cinnamon, the cinnamon,
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  cinnamon and Satan. You smell like Satan anyways
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