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'''Napoleon Complex''' is a common usage term describing overly aggressive tendencies by some to compensate for being short or small. It is not endemic of all short people, and is only relevant for a small number for whom lack of physical stature may lead to difficulties in accepting themselves. The concept was first coined in regard to [[Napoleon Bonaparte]]. | '''Napoleon Complex''' is a common usage term describing overly aggressive tendencies by some to compensate for being short or small. It is not endemic of all short people, and is only relevant for a small number for whom lack of physical stature may lead to difficulties in accepting themselves. The concept was first coined in regard to [[Napoleon Bonaparte]]. | ||
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Template:Citations missing Napoleon Complex is a common usage term describing overly aggressive tendencies by some to compensate for being short or small. It is not endemic of all short people, and is only relevant for a small number for whom lack of physical stature may lead to difficulties in accepting themselves. The concept was first coined in regard to Napoleon Bonaparte.