Narcissism

Narcissism, also known as narcissism, shadow love, or Nagassos, refers to a state in which an individual is in love with his body and has a strong sexual desire for himself. It is a sexual deviation that takes himself as the object of sex. Narcissism has long been recorded in literary works, the most famous of which is the ancient Greek mythology about Nakarsus. Naxos is the son of a river god and a fairy, and has a beautiful appearance. Goddess Urko courted him, was rejected, and turned into an echo goddess. The gods therefore punished him by being dissatisfied with Naqassos, making him fall in love with his reflection in the water, and finally dying to become a daffodil god. Naxosus later became the proper name for narcissism.