Plan for thoughts on 'narcissism'. (Part 0: Introduction)

I have an idea for a set of articles. I want to work though, a coherent set of thoughts on the concept of 'narcissism'.

It will be from both sides. It will make points in favour of the concept. But the goal of the set of articles is really to demystify the concept of narcissism and to cast doubt on its existence.

I have had so many ideas on this that they haven't been able to form into a single article with points. Even a long one. So it is going to be many parts.

These are the parts and concepts I hope to explore:

• The legitimate cause for knowing about concepts such as narcissism and the mainstream view of psychopathy. Most probably referencing the Law of One. The theme of good and evil.
  
• Anecdotal experiences. Reasons I am invested in this. My personal experiences of interactions I have had with people that might be considered 'narcissistic'.
• Modern sociology. An argument that will use porn use and it's narrative, to show how collective themes permeate the culture. The power unbalance in society that is not noticed by a lot of people.
  
• Further and into the red pill. Larger amounts of male virgins in recent times. Pick Up Artists and concessions men sometimes make.  
• The real delusion sometimes shown in society probably referencing a video by 'Taylor the Fiend'.
  
• A description of narcissism. Probably referencing a youtube channel called 'The Common Ego'.
• A break down of these same sorts of behaviours from a different perspective. Bringing in a video by Pearl Davis. This will also expand the concept of cultural toxicity away from just the narcissism subject to spirituality in general. 
• Bringing in the main argument. That the concept of narcissism is fundamentally supported by sociological trends, that are in turn based on misperception and lying, and is too much of a shallow term to be used in real life to be useful. 
• Conclusion. 

Obviously all that can't go in one article.  

The point I am doing this. That I am articulating it all. Is really for ME to stop using the term. For me to have insight into this kind of thing.