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When Arrogance Turns Toxic
Punjab Times (English Edition)
|October 12, 2025
Most people in society today tend to exaggerate their abilities, their strength, and the extent of their influence. They often carry an inflated sense of self-importance and remain obsessed with proving their superiority to others.
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This false sense of grandeur blinds them to their actual limitations and gradually shapes shallow personalities with little substance or humility. Rather than cultivating compassion or understanding, they choose to belittle others as if the rest of humanity exists only to confirm their imagined greatness. Their entire focus is on dominating conversations and dismissing viewpoints that do not echo their own narrow outlook. When arrogance replaces wisdom, listening becomes impossible, and a constant need to assert oneself takes over every interaction.
Such people create unrest not only within themselves but also in the lives of those around them. Their minds breed negativity and they weave biased narratives that are far from reality. Yet they insist that their distorted version of events is the absolute truth. They pressure others to accept these views without question and impose them with such intensity that people often surrender in silence. Their goal is not dialogue but compliance. In this way they distort the collective mindset and spread toxicity in all directions. The atmosphere they create is filled with suspicion, bitterness, and distrust, and innocent individuals who encounter them feel suffocated by the poisonous thoughts they circulate. These superiority obsessed individuals find it impossible to tolerate diversity of opinion. They leave no space for others to breathe freely or express themselves honestly. They place themselves on a pedestal while pushing others down. Respectful discussion is absent in their company. They confuse silence with agreement and fear with respect, believing they have won simply because others are too exhausted to challenge them. Their vanity makes even small differences of opinion seem like personal attacks. To defend their fragile sense of power they resort to manipulation, exaggeration, or outright intimidation. The result is an environment where people lose confidence and where even genuine talent is suppressed.
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