There are many various versions of the story of Narcissus, but what we already know is that they have one thing in common, "a handsome youth falls hopelessly in love with his own reflection in a pool of water". New Narcissism is a new-found phenomenon that is important in the global community, and the journalist Safraz Manzoor has been debating about this occurrence. It was first until the early 20'th Century that the myth of Narcissus became embraced by professors in psychology. According to Sigmund Freund, narcissism is a stage of development, when people need to love themselves to survive in the world. Narcissism was actually recognized as a medical condition and the term is more commonly associated with less extreme acts of vanity, egotism, and conceit, as there is being told in the article "Me, Me, Me".
New Narcissism is a modern approach that describes people who idolize themselves when they pursue pleasure from enormous self-love factors, which also gets introduced in social media. It is introduced in social media such as Twitter and Instagram, and that is the shape and definition of this "new" term. Children, that are in the middle age and where teens are included, have become more interested in portraying themselves on social media and TV programs such as reality TV-shows. The text gave us an example of how the X-Factors contestants are narcissists, "convinced that they deserve success despite their lack of talent". We have the world as a common factor where we have to live. Feelings and identities should be set aside, and people should stop thinking about what the other's perception is on them.
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