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lmao interesting

This. 

Michael Nuccitelli, Psy.D. said:

One does not have to be a forensic psychologist or criminal profiler to understand how deeply disturbed they are. The Troll relies upon a fragmented unconscious and lives within a fantasy world of being powerful, in control and envied by all others.

In reality, they feel completely opposite of what is portrayed to others. From an intrapersonal and interpersonal dynamics standpoint, Trolls are plagued by immense feelings of inferiority, isolation, rage, paranoia and jealousy for peers. Instead of getting professional help or support from loved ones, Trolls prefer their insignificant virtual world fueled by grandiosity fantasies.

Spatial Mind said: 

This. 

Michael Nuccitelli, Psy.D. said:

One does not have to be a forensic psychologist or criminal profiler to understand how deeply disturbed they are. The Troll relies upon a fragmented unconscious and lives within a fantasy world of being powerful, in control and envied by all others.

In reality, they feel completely opposite of what is portrayed to others. From an intrapersonal and interpersonal dynamics standpoint, Trolls are plagued by immense feelings of inferiority, isolation, rage, paranoia and jealousy for peers. Instead of getting professional help or support from loved ones, Trolls prefer their insignificant virtual world fueled by grandiosity fantasies.

Turncoat said: 

Spatial Mind said: 

This. 

Michael Nuccitelli, Psy.D. said:

One does not have to be a forensic psychologist or criminal profiler to understand how deeply disturbed they are. The Troll relies upon a fragmented unconscious and lives within a fantasy world of being powerful, in control and envied by all others.

In reality, they feel completely opposite of what is portrayed to others. From an intrapersonal and interpersonal dynamics standpoint, Trolls are plagued by immense feelings of inferiority, isolation, rage, paranoia and jealousy for peers. Instead of getting professional help or support from loved ones, Trolls prefer their insignificant virtual world fueled by grandiosity fantasies.

 LOL this was written by someone triggered who wish that trolls felt that way about themselves in my opinion. being that I'm genuinely happy and content most of the time

Think of other trolls beyond yourself for a minute though, doesn't it seem fitting? 

His background and obvious alarmism aside, this quote by itself isn't off-base. 

tbh tho i could see a troll like jim for example feeling this way

yeah youre right TC probably a lot do, this is another reason that fuels my "Im the best troll in the world mentality" lol

The very grave definition of a troll being "a one word term defining a highly dysfunctional online user who targets others using cyber harassment, internet defamation, online deception, cyberstalking, disinformation, extortion, duplicity and cyberbullying when the assailant and target are minors" doesn't fit many of the subsequent definitions. In fact, trolling is extremely common and standard human behaviour and shouldn't be written off as problematic on its own. As with pathology, a certain treshold has to be crossed in order for it to qualify as 'bad'. 

Harmless trolling does exist. It's an interesting topic though and I'll comb through it in a bit.