In today’s fast-paced world, where communication is often reduced to quick texts and social media updates, the art of meaningful conversation seems to be fading away. Yet, even in face-to-face interactions, a subtle but destructive force is at work: conversational narcissism. This phenomenon, coined by sociologist Charles Derber, is quietly eroding relationships and leaving people feeling unheard and disconnected.
Research shows that conversational narcissism is on the rise, with studies indicating that up to 65% of people exhibit
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