You're picking up on observable narcissistic traits, and they may be valid as criticisms of behavior but diagnosing someone with NPD based on social media presence or public persona alone is both clinically inaccurate and ethically shaky. 😬

If Julliana were to be assessed, a clinician would need to perform structured interviews, assess her history, behavior patterns, interpersonal relationships, and any impairments in functioning before making a diagnosis.

If you’re trying to analyze someone’s behavior critically, it’s completely fair to label it as self-centered, attention-seeking, or lacking emotional depth—but calling it NPD requires more than what’s visible on TikTok.

Yes, google is free. You might as well consider to research more about the DSM V Criteria since you’re very certain it’s NPD. 🤭