@yorueditz1_: Kata narsis atau narcissism ternyata berasal dari sebuah kisah mitologi Yunani kuno tentang seorang pemuda bernama Narcissus. Dalam mitologi Yunani, Narcissus dikenal sebagai pemuda yang memiliki paras sangat rupawan. Banyak orang mengaguminya, tetapi ia selalu menolak orang-orang yang jatuh cinta kepadanya. Salah satunya adalah seorang nimfa bernama Echo yang mencintainya, tetapi cintanya tidak pernah terbalas. Menurut salah satu versi kisahnya, Narcissus kemudian mendapatkan hukuman dari para dewa. Ia dibuat jatuh cinta kepada pantulan wajahnya sendiri ketika melihat bayangannya di permukaan air. Tanpa menyadari bahwa sosok tersebut adalah dirinya sendiri, Narcissus terus mengagumi pantulannya. Kisah tersebut kemudian berakhir tragis. Narcissus tidak mampu melepaskan dirinya dari pantulan tersebut hingga akhirnya meninggal. Di tempat itu, konon tumbuh bunga yang kemudian dikenal dengan nama bunga Narcissus. Dari kisah inilah muncul istilah narsisme (narcissism), yang digunakan untuk menggambarkan kecenderungan seseorang memiliki kekaguman berlebihan terhadap dirinya sendiri dan merasa dirinya lebih penting dibandingkan orang lain. Menariknya, kisah Narcissus bukan hanya menjadi asal-usul istilah narsisme, tetapi juga menjadi salah satu cerita mitologi yang memengaruhi perkembangan istilah psikologi hingga saat ini. - #jjedukasi #History #mitology #narcissus #psikologi

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metorao
Tora katanya :
itulah mengapa gw jarang berkaca
2026-11-13 11:38:11
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renzznotbad2
Ranzz :
Narsis aja mati karna wajah nya blom wajah gw ya kan 🗿
2026-11-12 12:51:38
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cumahiburandoang_
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jadi takut lihat air
2026-11-13 08:09:16
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gok_gok_gok30
gok gok gok :
kadang waktu ngaca. kok gw ganteng bgt ya
2026-11-13 14:42:18
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pandisadina
pandisadina :
jadi takut natap cermin gue 🗿
2026-11-13 07:32:41
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alwaysdenzy
d for denz :
pantesan orang yang terlalu suka sama dirinya sendiri dibilang narsis
2026-11-13 08:37:18
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regaregaaa0
rega :
untung gak pernah ngaca
2026-11-13 15:47:16
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el.duuwiii
it's_Mee :
reaksi cermin ketika tau
2026-11-13 15:29:06
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sternritter_z
Giselle Gewelle :
Itulah knp gw gak punya cermin, takut reka ulang kejadian mas narciss
2026-11-13 17:57:33
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denn99_3
dennr :
kebanyakan nolak orang bahaya juga ya
2026-11-12 09:52:42
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ringedranger
Zant_Elt :
gw ketika baca komen
2026-11-13 15:59:03
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ryomensatoru358
RYOMEN SATORU :
orang bego mana yang mati gara gara ngeliat pantulannya sendiri
2026-11-13 08:34:40
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5679999kpspriabungamerah
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mungkin ini alasanya banyak orang dilahirkan tidak tanpan ,karna sesuatu yang terlalu bagus, terlalu sempurna,suatu saat akan menjadi petaka,tuhan tidak ingin mereka terbunuh diri. 😸
2026-11-13 12:40:04
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kambut.rumah
Endelwis. :
gila tu orng 😂
2026-11-13 09:36:29
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cobraxyz01
Teguh😎 :
sering nyoli
2026-11-13 19:44:21
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xvin100
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@Hamdan ATT @Tanggo
2026-11-12 15:04:16
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