Which Famous Narcissist Are You?
Everyone has some degree of narcissism. It is actually a key factor in recognizing personal value, ability to be loved, and a major drive for success.
Just like potato chips or alcohol, too much of a good thing can be really toxic. Which toxic direction would you land in with too much of your own good thing? Take this quiz and see!
When I want attention, I will...
1. Put on a sexy outfit
2. Throw a temper tantrum
3. Tell a good joke
4. Order people around
I am best known for...
1. My shining intellect
2. My powerful voice
3. My winning personality
4. My exceptional eye for design
My favorite motto is...
1. Go big or go home
2. It takes a lot of work to look this good
3. Being great is my birthright
4. Who needs a motto? I achieve on my own
When I want to relax, I will...
1. Reach out to my closest friends
2. Withdraw and spend some time alone
3. Go to rehab
4. Perform in a smaller venue
My fans show their adoration of me by...
1. Writing letters
2. Giving me gifts
3. Sending flowers
4. Buying my line of merchandise
Best theme of my life story is...
1. Humble beginnings, big achievements
2. Hardest working person around
3. Good girl gone bad
4. Some nights I take a hit, but then tomorrow I bounce back
There have been times in my life when I could be described as...
1. Wounded
2. Grandiose
3. Subvert
4. Vulnerable
My critics would describe me as...
1. Dramatic
2. Provocative
3. Entitled
4. Aggressive
I tell personal stories...
1. Whenever anyone will listen
2. Occasionally, if they fit the topic
3. Rarely, but if asked
4. Never
My ex would say that I am...
1. Secure in my relationships
2. Avoidant of relying on others
3. Suspicious of their motives
4. Moody and unpredictable
I hold grudges...
1. Never
2. Infrequently
3. More than I would like to admit
4. I forgive, but I never forget
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Which Famous Narcissist Are You?
The following quiz is not a tool to diagnose mental health or mental illness. The figures being presented in this quiz are being evaluated on observations and interviews about their public persona. We are not, nor do we support diagnosing individuals from a distant observation.