Was Wierwille a narcissist?

Of course, many of us know the answer to that question already.

I saw a post this evening on Facebook that inspired me to think about the question.




Were you ever subject to Wierwille's angry rants? Or Martindale's?

If you're curious, here's an interesting resource that provides a list of 10 questions to reflect back on your relationships with those "Mogs."

For our younger greasespotters, perhaps you might have some insight on whether the organization (TWI) currently demonstrates a narcissistic personality.

A couple of days ago, I found that the Power for Abundant Living book is for sale (from third-party vendors) on amazon.com.

I found some of the reviews and comments on those reviews quite revealing.

This is what I saw on Facebook that reminded me of Wierwille.

Narcissists
hurt people,

they carry shame,
low self-esteem,
endured neglect,
or deprivation,
as a child,

they create a container
to keep the shame in,
and repress it,
they aren't aware
how damaged they are,

when held accountable,
they deny and blame,
subconsciously
they feel unworthy,
they can't bear to think
there is something
wrong with them,
so they project,
make it your fault,
so they won't feel,
the pain of their own
self-judgement...

- Marg

- inspired by Ross Rosenberg