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How do I stop bragging? I feel a pretty strong drive to share my personal achievements with my friends and family. Sometimes it's telling my friend about the awesome challenge I overcame in a video game, explaining how to *actually* excel in a game, the song or art project I just completed, or the grades I got in school. I feel like I have no social energy without stimulating myself with elitism.
Like those are the things I'm most interested in, I only want to talk about other people's interests if it relates to me or I'm in a super good mood. Am I just a covert narcissist? I feel like I got along better with other self centered and achievement oriented people, who also talk about themselves and there's mutual listening involved.
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You sound like a prick, stop being a humblebrag and talk about anything other than yourself.
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>>18582536
You sound self-centered. You are the exact type of person I try and avoid in life. I have brothers that share a lot with your personality, and they can be annoying as fuck. All they talk about is THEM! Even minor events to them are BIG achievements.
It sounds like being self-centered is a part of your personality but let me tell you, you will have a shitty time with relationships (family, friends, partners).
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>>18582536
For every time you brag, you have to tell some funny story about how you screwed something up. Not necessarily right away, but work to keep the balance.
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>>18582561
Okay I asked for advice on how to change which makes it pretty obvious that I understand it's not a desirable personality trait.
>>18582621
Sounds uncomfortably close to humblebragging and it's still attention grabbing behavior.
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