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On Ego and its Tricky Games

by Sofía Bertomeu

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The false belief that we are isolated and separate creates fear, which feeds another false belief – that we must protect and defend ourselves psychologically.
The falsity of the False Self is dual: not only is it not "the real thing" – it also operates on false premises. It is a false and wrong gauge of the world. It falsely and inefficiently regulates the drives. It fails to smash anxiety.

The False Self provides a false sense of continuity and of a "personal centre". It weaves an enchanted and grandiose fable as a substitute to reality. The narcissist gravitates out of his self and into a plot, a narrative, a story. He continuously feels that he is a character in a film, a fraudulent invention, or a con artist to be momentarily exposed and summarily socially excluded.

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released March 21, 2018

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