I think this site attracts a lot of people with low self-esteem. Also it's fashionable to be mind-numbingly humble when talking about yourself, even if it disguises the hidden Narcissus in everyone.
I think people would rather underestimate themselves and risk having people disagree by massaging their ego-prostate than overestimate themselves and risk having people disagree by belittling them :D
Another point which I made below is that this question doesn't define importance or to whom we're supposed to consider our importance to. To the world? To our parents? To ourselves? To our children? To the universe? So I think a lot of people here have assumed it's importance on a global scale, to everything, which makes a low rating understandable.
I personally think I rank 10 in importance, to myself. I am the most important thing to me, because without me I'd have nothing, because there would be no I to have.
Is it normal to feel more important than you are?
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Ha this made me laugh.
I think this site attracts a lot of people with low self-esteem. Also it's fashionable to be mind-numbingly humble when talking about yourself, even if it disguises the hidden Narcissus in everyone.
I think people would rather underestimate themselves and risk having people disagree by massaging their ego-prostate than overestimate themselves and risk having people disagree by belittling them :D
Another point which I made below is that this question doesn't define importance or to whom we're supposed to consider our importance to. To the world? To our parents? To ourselves? To our children? To the universe? So I think a lot of people here have assumed it's importance on a global scale, to everything, which makes a low rating understandable.
I personally think I rank 10 in importance, to myself. I am the most important thing to me, because without me I'd have nothing, because there would be no I to have.
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Agreed