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Patología peligrosa
Fanfarrón, según la Real Academia Española, es aquella persona jactanciosa que vive en constante alarde de lo que es y de lo que no es, de lo que tiene o le sobra; muchas veces tiene la autopercepción que es seductor e irresistible.
Algunos se creen valientes, altruistas, poderosos; cuando realizan una buena obra o un acto de generosidad lo exageran y hasta lo publican en las redes sociales; en fin, siempre están buscando reconocimiento público o protagonismo.
Fanfarrón es sinónimo de presumido, petulante, engreído, vanidoso, bullanguero, echón... es un ser que se presenta altivo, altanero o arrogante. Vive aparentando ser alguien que realmente no es, pero se debe tener cuidado con él porque algunos pueden ser despreciables y muy peligrosos.
Existen muchos tipos de fanfarrones, algunos hacen alarde de sus riquezas materiales, también existe el envalentonado que le encanta humillar a su prójimo utilizando su poder, generalmente se presenta como rudo e inquisidor porque es "guapo y apoyado", es patotero, se siente todopoderoso con derecho a descalificar y hasta amedrentar a otros.
Lo interesante, según los estudiosos de la conducta humana, es que ese tipo de persona esconde inseguridad y cobardía. El “valentón” al verse solo, acorralado o sin poder se esconde, huyen aterrorizado, pide clemencia, lloran y hasta pierden el control de sus esfínteres.
Otra patología peligrosa es el que se creé seductor e irresistible, el narcisista, el “Don Juan” o “casanova”, el “bello entre todos los bellos”, el que imagina que todas las personas deben sucumbir ante sus encantos, ese personaje puede llegar a convertirse en lo que popularmente se le llama “baboso,” una persona impertinente y hasta repulsiva; ah, y dependiendo de su edad, lo llamarán “viejo verde”.
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Dangerous pathology
According to the Royal Spanish Academy, a boastful person is a person who constantly boasts of what he is and what he is not, of what he has or what he has left over; he often has the self-perception that he is seductive and irresistible.
Some people believe themselves to be brave, altruistic, powerful; when they do a good deed or an act of generosity, they exaggerate it and even publish it on social networks; in short, they are always looking for public recognition or prominence.
A boastful person is synonymous with presumptuous, petulant, conceited, vain, boisterous, arrogant... he is a person who presents himself as haughty, arrogant or arrogant. He lives pretending to be someone he really is not, but you must be careful with him because some can be despicable and very dangerous.
There are many types of braggarts, some flaunt their material wealth, there is also the bold one who loves to humiliate his neighbor using his power, generally he presents himself as rude and inquisitive because he is "handsome and supported", he is a bully, he feels all-powerful with the right to disqualify and even intimidate others.
The interesting thing, according to scholars of human behavior, is that this type of person hides insecurity and cowardice. The "braggart" when he sees himself alone, cornered or without power hides, flees terrified, begs for mercy, cries and even loses control of his sphincters.
Another dangerous pathology is the one who believes himself to be seductive and irresistible, the narcissist, the “Don Juan” or “Casanova,” the “beautiful among all beauties,” the one who imagines that all people must succumb to his charms. This character can become what is popularly called “a slob,” an impertinent and even repulsive person; oh, and depending on his age, they will call him a “dirty old man.”