I see you’re back….
I showed your posts to a psychology major I know, he said that without a real one-on-one therapy session he couldn’t make a concrete analysis but he had these thoughts…
He said that it appeared that you had a near crippling need for self-promotion and that it was probably due to an extreme lack of confidence.
He said it often came from being an only child whose parent dotes on the child and always tries to make them feel important,
even to the point of teaching the child to rationalize failures as being someone elses fault.
He went on to say that he believed you are probably just recently on your own for the first time, out of the family home, possibly attending school and in a place where no one knows you
and thus no one sees you as anything special. With no one close to you to feed your incessant need for attention and the approval of others, especially your peers, you resort to self-promotion in a desperate attempt to be noticed.
He pointed out that two things about your posts are very telling.
First was the fact that you go to a site who’s bailiwick is photos that are funny, interesting, strange, or sexy and post images that fit none of these categories.
Second was the tag “better than you” indicating that you have a reflexive, almost instinctual need to impress others.
He further noted that you specialize in self-photo’s and photos of items you own, rather than images of your friends and family,
this coupled with the fact that you post on an open forum such as MCS rather than a personal page like Facebook shows the true depth of your “need” issues.
Posting to a social site would limit you to people who actually care about you in one form or another and he concluded that your circle of friends isn’t nearly large enough for your “crippled psyche”.
He concluded that in all likelihood you just wanted to be liked, but without the built-in support network you had as a child, you simply have no idea how to be personable.
He said his advice would be to make you understand that demanding respect proves a person unworthy of respect.

It sounded like a pretty good assessment to me.