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sociocisstic 

Behavior or mental condition when a person consistently manipulates, cons, lies, and cheats out of a need to feel superior to others, with zero regard for the effects their actions have on those around them. This person chooses partners they feel are not socially equal to them, thus allowing them to be ultra critical, yet making it easy to impress. When the honeymoon phase is over, or if they feel their partner has somehow risen in status to be their equal or even surpass them, they replace that partner, but they won't end any relationship on their own or admit to any wrongdoing.
When someone moves on from a relationship but refuses to move out; thereby, forcing their partner to either accept being their roommate or move out themselves, that person is exhibiting sociocisstic behavior.
sociocisstic by Trikc17 July 11, 2024
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sociotistic 

A person who thinks they are a sociopath but is really just on the spectrum.
"Ya know ellie just keeps spouting off about how they think they might be a sociopath cause they weren't held enough as a child"

" more like sociotistic, she thinks anime characters are her husbando and chats with her twitter friends about which anime dick is bigger."
sociotistic by VoidHole February 26, 2022
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