Only a qualified mental health professional, such as a licensed psychologist or psychiatrist, can provide a proper diagnosis.

However, if you are wondering whether you exhibit narcissistic traits or behaviors, it may be helpful to reflect on your thoughts, feelings, and behaviors in relation to the typical characteristics of NPD. Here are some questions you can ask yourself:

1. Do you have an exaggerated sense of self-importance or believe that you are inherently superior to others in various ways?
2. Do you constantly seek attention, admiration, or validation from others, and become upset or frustrated when you feel ignored or unappreciated?
3. Do you have difficulty empathizing with the emotions and needs of others, and tend to prioritize your own needs and desires over those of others?
4. Do you have a sense of entitlement or believe that you deserve special treatment or privileges?
5. Do you often engage in exploitative or manipulative behaviors to achieve your own goals, without considering the impact on others?
6. Do you struggle with forming and maintaining healthy relationships, and tend to have difficulties with genuine reciprocity in relationships?
7. Do you have a fragile self-esteem that is easily bruised, and tend to react with anger, defensiveness, or hostility when your sense of self-worth is threatened?
8. Do you have difficulty taking responsibility for your actions or accepting criticism or feedback, and tend to deflect blame onto others or rationalize your behavior?

It’s important to approach these questions with self-reflection and self-awareness, and to consider seeking the guidance of a qualified mental health professional for a comprehensive evaluation if you have concerns about your mental health or potential narcissistic traits. Remember that self-diagnosis is not reliable, and a proper diagnosis can only be made by a qualified professional. You can self assessment narcissism test here.