Binibining Pilipinas 2015 Winners for DQ Meet and Greet

The candidate going to Miss Universe is very pretty, but I am surprised Philippines is still sending a candidate to Donald Trumps pagent, if Philippines shared a border with the USA, for sure Donald Trump will accuse Filipinos of being rapers, thiefs and all horrible things he said about Mexicans, It is a shame Philippines is not boycoting Miss Universe, by the way, I am sure that there will be no pagent for 2015 or 2016, they have no TV sponsors, no body wants to sponsor a racist pagent

They’re all pretty. Goodluck to all of them.

THE PHILIPPINES IS A NARCISSISTIC SOCIETY…SO TRUE!

Posted By Beavis on June 18, 2015 (taken from Philippines Fail Blog)

Narcissism is a pattern of thinking and behaving in adolescence and adulthood, which involves infatuation and obsession with one’s self to the exclusion of others. It manifests in the chronic pursuit of personal gratification and attention (narcissistic supply), in social dominance and personal ambition, bragging, insensitivity to others, lack of empathy and/or excessive dependence on others to meet his/her responsibilities in daily living and thinking.

Five (or more) of these criteria must be met for a diagnosis of Narcissistic personality Disorder:

Feels grandiose and
self-important (e.g., exaggerates accomplishments, talents, skills, contacts,
and personality traits to the point of lying, demands to be
recognised as superior without commensurate achievements);

Firmly convinced that he or she is unique and special;

Requires excessive admiration, adulation, attention and affirmation – or, failing that, wishes to be feared and to be notorious (Narcissistic Supply);

Feels entitled. Demands automatic and full compliance with his or her unreasonable expectations for special and favourable priority treatment;

Is “interpersonally exploitative”, i.e., uses others to achieve his or her own ends;

Devoid of empathy. Is unable or unwilling to identify with, acknowledge, or accept the feelings, needs, preferences, priorities, and choices of others;

Constantly envious of others and seeks to hurt or destroy the objects of his or her
frustration.

Behaves arrogantly and haughtily. Feels superior, omnipotent, omniscient, invincible, immune, “above the law“, and omnipresent (magical thinking). Rages when frustrated, contradicted, or confronted by people he or she considers inferior to him or her and unworthy.

The narcissist’s relationships are self-serving and, therefore shallow and superficial.
They are centred around and geared at the regulation of his self-esteem (obtaining narcissistic supply for the regulation of his labile sense of self-worth.)

The narcissist is not “genuinely” interested in his intimate partner’s experiences (implying that he does fake such interest convincingly.) The narcissist emphasizes his need for personal gain (by using the word “need”, the DSM V acknowledges the compulsive and addictive nature of narcissistic supply). These twin fixtures of the narcissist’s relationships render them one-sided: no mutuality or reciprocity (no
intimacy).

The Narcissist fails to regard other people, situations, or entities (political parties, countries, races, his workplace) as a compound of good and bad elements. He either idealises his object – or devalues it. The object is either all good or all bad. The bad attributes are always projected, displaced, or otherwise externalised. The good ones are internalised in order to support the inflated (grandiose) self-concepts of the narcissist and his grandiose fantasies – and to avoid the pain of deflation and
disillusionment.

Research shows that most narcissists are born into dysfunctional families. Such families are characterised by massive denials, both internal (“you do not have a real problem, you are only pretending”) and external (“you must never tell the secrets of the family to anyone”). Abuse in all forms is not uncommon in such families. These families may encourage excellence, but only as means to a narcissistic end. The
parents are usually themselves needy, emotionally immature, and narcissistic and
thus unable to recognize or respect the child’s emerging boundaries and
emotional needs.

Narcissistic rage

Any challenge, mildly negative remark, or disagreement from
another person is considered criticism, rejection and even mockery. They take
these personally as an assault or betrayal and lash out at the person who
provoked them. Narcissistic rage often results in physical and/or
emotional abuse.

Raging narcissists usually perceive their reaction to have been
triggered by an intentional provocation with a hostile purpose. Their targets,
on the other hand, invariably regard raging narcissists as incoherent,
unjust, and arbitrary.

Narcissistic rage should not be confused with anger, though they
have many things in common.

Causes

1. Challenge to their Confidence: People with narcissism often place unrealistic demands on their partner or children. These demands are frequently challenged by the person in the relationship. When challenged, the narcissists’ brittle
egos are unable to accept the idea that they were wrong or seen as
imperfect. They turn this into a personal attack and respond with rage toward
that person to regain their sense of superiority.

2. Injury to Self-Esteem: When a narcissist’s shortcomings are pointed out by someone, they feel an overwhelming sense of shame. The narcissist then lashes out toward the person who pointed out the shortcomings. The rage is executed to seek revenge upon the accuser. The need for revenge results in explosive rage and
does not die down until the narcissist feels the person was dealt appropriate
punishment.

False Sense of Self: The narcissist has a false sense of self. Underlying this false sense of self are feelings that he is not loveable for who he is or what he offers in
relationships. When a lover or partner begins to feel doubts about the
narcissist, that is when the narcissistic rage surfaces.

Excerpt from the Philippines Fail Blog (Posted By Mike on June 6, 2015)

The Philippines School Of Stupid

…“Are filipinos born this stupid or is there a special school they go to to learn to be this stupid?”…. I came up with two answers, one religious and the other not.

Religious one:

God loves stupid people that’s why we have the filipinos. He made them and put them in one place so he could laugh his ass off without running all over the place. What happened? The West provided a method of escape for the filipinos beginning with Spanish sailing ships up to today’s jets.

The other: There cannot be a special school to attend to learn how to be this stupid. Filipinos are not smart enough to get admitted.

HAHAHAHA…GOOD ONE!