Anonymous 11/17/14 (Mon) 06:17:01 No. 3278
Any Sociopath or Psycopaths here just curious
Anonymous 11/17/14 (Mon) 06:30:29 No. 3279
I've been fighting sociopathic thoughts lately but I don't think I could be diagnosed as such.
Anonymous 11/18/14 (Tue) 14:33:31 No. 3380
>>3278 Mildly sociopathic. I think.
I have aspergers, so I've learned social interaction through manipulation. Pull the right levers, get what you want from people.
Having learned that, I get lazy and use it to get out of consequences. Or to order people around, or change their opinions.
And because of the depression, I really don't give a shit about the vast majority of people. So I disregard their desires and needs in favour of my own, at least until it'll come back and bite me in the ass.
I'm not the person throwing others off a rooftop into the zombies, but the one organising people to give a batter chance of survival, because them surviving helps me survive as well.
It's fucking insane. It's like mind control. I say jump, people ask how high. People come to me for help at work, and not just to reach high shelves.
Anonymous 11/18/14 (Tue) 23:05:07 No. 3410
3279, that might be OCD/anxiety.
Anonymous 11/18/14 (Tue) 23:14:04 No. 3412
I've been considered a sociopath, but only by people who don't like me.
Anonymous 11/19/14 (Wed) 02:54:18 No. 3426
Technically, if we were using more laymans terms for sociopath and psychopath then yes I'm a a sociopath, I have been diagnosed with ASPD, (Anti social personality disorder) when is was 20 which is technically a sociopath. If you have questions you can ask away.
Anonymous 11/19/14 (Wed) 04:22:02 No. 3428
>>3426 Why do sociopaths like bragging so much?
Anonymous 11/19/14 (Wed) 06:52:12 No. 3431
>>3426 Why do you faggots get so surprised when the faggot you're bother turns out to be superior to you in some way?
Anonymous 11/20/14 (Thu) 05:25:38 No. 3532
>>3428 I don't know, I see no issue in demonstrating my abilities and my potential and doing so guided by my self confidence. Why is presenting myself this way in this sort of shit eating, dog eat dog world such a terrible thing?
Anonymous 11/20/14 (Thu) 05:28:34 No. 3533
>>3431 I don't know what you meant by that, clean up that sentence please. I think you're asking about why we're surprised if someone we're talking to/manipulating turns out to be superior to us and we're angry because of this? I'm not sure that's a common issue, in fact I choose the people I associate with because of their perceived weaknesses and ease of manipulation, 90% of the time unintentionally, it's sort of like a 6th sense. I have never felt bothered by the results of this transaction between people.
Anonymous 11/20/14 (Thu) 05:42:47 No. 3534
>>3278 I'm not a sociopath but psychs say I show many sociopathic tendencies, So I dont like to say I am one but I show many of the signs…
Anonymous 11/20/14 (Thu) 20:33:40 No. 3581
>>3278 I jack off to gore, dead bodies, rape, etc. I rarely feel an emotional connection to anything. I think of social interaction as a sort of strategy. I rarely go out.
So I think it's very likely I have some kind of ASPD. That said, I am kind to people, and I don't manipulate people irresponsibly or abusively (any more).
Anonymous 11/25/14 (Tue) 00:14:31 No. 3878
Yes, and it's hard to describe. To sum it up in one word, it would probably be boredom. People are for the most part very boring. So so so so boring. They always seem like they're faking or making up bullshit reasons for they they act the way they do. Or just because of "feelings". It's like seeing them twist and turn and agonize in pain and stress is the only way to really see what they are. Maybe it's because pain and stress some of the feelings I can identify with.
Anonymous 11/25/14 (Tue) 00:40:03 No. 3880
Some people tell me I'm a sociopath but O'm not entirely sure if that's true.
Anonymous 11/25/14 (Tue) 00:45:43 No. 3881
>>3880 Do you try to care about people but ultimately end up not really caring about them?
Anonymous 11/25/14 (Tue) 00:47:42 No. 3882
>>3880 Do you think if push came to shove and you ended up killing someone, maybe in self-defense, would you be able to live with yourself? Would you be disgusted at all?
Anonymous 11/25/14 (Tue) 00:53:17 No. 3883
>>3880 Do nihilists make you upset? Are you constantly wondering what makes people tick?
Anonymous 11/25/14 (Tue) 00:57:48 No. 3884
>>3880 Are all your feelings muted? Could you shut them off completely if you wanted to?
Anonymous 11/25/14 (Tue) 01:15:41 No. 3885
>>3881 Yeah. I'm not sure I've ever actually felt love towards anyone, not even close relatives.
>>3882 I absolutely could live with it. I've actually wished someone would fuck with me in such a way that I would get to kill them and get away with it. I recently had my hands covered in blood and for some reason that really made me crave it.
>>3883 I really don't give a shit if people don't have morals or values unless it starts affecting me personally. I do often wonder how people go around acting the way they do. Smiling, small talking. Shit makes me irritated. I hate small talking, I don't smile unless I'm laughing at something and people in general just annoy the fuck out of me.
>>3884 I tend to be a bit of an emotionless prick. I have depression issues which is pretty much the only emotion I run on.
Anonymous 11/25/14 (Tue) 02:03:04 No. 3886
>>3885 Kek, you smell different. I don't think you're sociopathic.
1. Could be explained by something else.
2. It's not really the blood that's craved, it's the raw feeling and realness you get from someone who's losing all that blood.
3. I believe a sociopath would see it differently. They definitely know things and people have morals and values of some sort. *Something* has to be making people act the way they do in a way they don't. And to survive, they have to chase after this meaning to better blend in. Nihilists upset them because they seem to throw it all away and spit on a sociopath's effort to blend in for survival.
4. Can also be explained by something else.
Anonymous 11/25/14 (Tue) 02:24:28 No. 3887
>>3886 3. So yea, people having morals and values do sort of affect sociopaths personally. They need to understand it and be able to simulate it to blend in. And, nihilists seem to think there's no meaning behind anything at all. Sociopaths are trying to understand meaning for survival, and maybe to even feel something, and nihilists just throw it all away, on purpose? Disgusting.
Anonymous 11/25/14 (Tue) 02:27:10 No. 3888
>>3886 Fair enough. Thanks for your help.
Anonymous 11/25/14 (Tue) 02:40:36 No. 3889
For anyone truly wondering what it is like to be a sociopath, I can tell you it is far from great, I mean this as someone who has apparently lived as one his whole life and was diagnosed recently. Imagine watching the world in front of you, the interactions among people, and not finding the deeper meaning behind it, even though everyone has told you there is one. Yes, interaction is not a game, not everyone is out to win. Imagine being bored and angry at all times, suffering ADHD like issues with impulsivity and irratibility, never able to focus or feel good, just feeling content but restless. Imagine talking to others and doing things in a way where you have already logically deduced the end result, you know how they're going to react, and you can charm them or intimidate them without tact or stimulation, purely because you can. There are no surprises. No care. Only fleeting feelings of satisfaction and interest, constantly learning and thinking, only gratified by some music and manipulating others. Yes, I am confident and apathetic to the feelings and opinions of those around me, but that is apparently because of my pathological grandiosity, it is not real, and I do appreciate myself more then any other, but there should be no reason to. It's misanthropy and boredom times 1000, and I know I'm missing out, but I don't know on what. I commit crimes, I say things people are uncomfortable with, but like someone with say aspergers, I don't know I did any wrong. I have to constantly monitor myself, slow, sweeping, every move deliberate, until I lose my patience and do something out of sheer boredom or impulsive rage, where I end up in jail. I'm destined to rot in prison or die trying to achieve some modicum of superficial power in a chess match with various institutions and corporations. There is no feelings or motivations, it simply just IS. I'm just me, nothing more. A fluid. From what I know of regular people, there is so much more to be had, but I will never taste it. There is nothing glamorous about that.
Anonymous 11/25/14 (Tue) 02:50:27 No. 3890
>>3889 Kek, you sound like a lower-functioning sociopath, or a naturally-born one.
I get it. People live and die alone, and I'm fine with that. Are you?
Anonymous 12/26/14 (Fri) 17:46:38 No. 5248
>>3278 sociopathy like all diagnoses funded by the APA and WHO are made up bullshit to subjugate those who are deemed 'abnormal either by a statistic distribution or by exhibiting undesirable behavior
tl;dr: stop clinging to shit meant to contrll if, if you're so 'antisocial' faggot
Anonymous 12/29/14 (Mon) 21:09:10 No. 5336
I tell people in my town that I don't want to mate and they get angry, why? I think I might be
Anonymous 12/30/14 (Tue) 01:01:25 No. 5347
>>5336 Not wanting children has nothing to do with psychopathy.
Are people repeatedly asking you about it or do you just randomly tell them? I don't want kids either and it's really nobody's business.
Anonymous 12/30/14 (Tue) 01:34:05 No. 5349
>>5347 It's like, everyone suddenly realized I never had sex with anyone and now every time I go out people are like girls coughing or talking to me backwards or doublespeak like, "man the sun(son) is bright"
Anonymous 12/30/14 (Tue) 01:55:17 No. 5350
>>5349 Not literally talking backwards but saying things to me that they think I might be thinking, like saying what I should say.
Anonymous SAGE! 12/30/14 (Tue) 02:10:44 No. 5351
You don't think about manipulating people, it happens naturally and you won't notice you were being a dick until later when you realize that maybe you were wrong.
Anonymous 12/30/14 (Tue) 02:56:02 No. 5356
What is the difference between manipulating someone and having a normal interaction? I think it is just your negative point of view
Anonymous 12/30/14 (Tue) 07:46:50 No. 5364
>>5356 That's what I've always wondered, I mean they say sociopaths manipulate, but when are people not manipulating? When you or I say something to someone, it's to achieve a response or action using incentive and emotional appeal, whether you dislike what they're saying and it's negative, or like it and make it positive, it's all directing it, "manipulating" it, to achieve something.
Anonymous 12/31/14 (Wed) 02:37:35 No. 5408
>>5349 >>5350 Pretty sure that's just attempting small talk, bud. I'm 99.99999% sure they don't care as much about you being a virgin as you think they do.
>>5364 Everyone manipulates. It's more that socio/psychopaths do it without discriminating who or why or whether that manipulation is ethically/morally wrong.
Anonymous 01/03/15 (Sat) 01:25:49 No. 5491
>>5408 What do you mean by discriminating who or why?
Anonymous 01/03/15 (Sat) 07:39:54 No. 5498
>>5491 Psychopaths generally wouldn't give a shit if the person they are willfully manipulating were their sister/mother/girlfriend/son/wife/grandparent or an elderly person/child stranger/otherwise vulnerable or innocent person while a non-psychopath might have an emotional dilemma with that. A non-psychopath might have personal rules like not manipulating for personal financial gain, an increase in social status, when it's against religious ideals, or for fun whereas a psychopath could see those distinctions as arbitrary. A psychopath will typically manipulate whenever and whoever they feel like when they see an opportunity and how it could work in their favor. Some low functioning ones don't even look that far and just seize opportunity because the temporary increase in their feeling of power is enough motivation. Higher functioning psychopaths have the gift of foresight and are in the habit of considering consequences and even then, when the potential benefits outweigh the risks, personal feelings of moral responsibility and an expectation of ethical behaviour have very little to no weight on their decisions to act. As long as they can get away with it, a high functioning psychopath will almost always manipulate others for their own purposes.
I'm adding in qualifiers everywhere because there are always exceptions. If a psychopath is taking moral or ethical reasoning into consideration, it's either because they use religion as a guide for behavior (seriously religious psychopaths do exist) or there's a greater purpose that they're working towards (some other reward or image they are trying to create and the smaller ethical/moral behaviour, even without outside accountability, is a building block of that.)
Anonymous 01/03/15 (Sat) 19:45:57 No. 5514
>>5498 Thats sociopathy. Psychopaths have empathy and see the falt in their ways. Due to my bpd, if I went to jail I would have a high rating of psychopathy. But this doesn't mean I have many sociopathic traits.
And sure psychopaths manipulate people, but if you play your cards right you can get them to feel bad about it.
AverageGuy 01/03/15 (Sat) 20:29:14 No. 5515
>>5514 Shit you are describing me so fucking well…
I'm still unsure wether i'm a psychopath or not.
What are the most common traits amog psychopaths?
I have visive and auditory hallucinations already.
sage 01/03/15 (Sat) 20:29:52 No. 5516
>>5514 No, sociopathy and psychopathy are terms for the same thing. Generally sociopathy equates to low functioning and psychopath equates to high functioning, the difference being their level of self-awareness and control. Psychopaths do not experience empathy. Empathy is not necessary for a person to wish that they had acted differently.
Everyone has traits of psychopathy/sociopathy. They're normal human variations. A complete psychopath/sociopath can feel regret but only when their actions directly cause them to lose something of significant value (a personal connection, money, opportunity, etc.)
I also have bpd and have read professionals refer to it as "female psychopathy." In myself, I can see how it applies.
Anonymous 01/03/15 (Sat) 20:32:12 No. 5517
AverageGuy 01/03/15 (Sat) 20:34:21 No. 5518
>>5517 I also have DID probably.
It's a self diagnosis, yes, but it took 7 years to get to this conclusion, things won't make any sense elseway.
AverageGuy 01/03/15 (Sat) 20:36:47 No. 5519
>>5517 I checked that link.
Yup i'm a psychopath.
I have 100% of the symptoms.
Anonymous 01/03/15 (Sat) 20:42:16 No. 5520
>>5518 >>5519 Self-diagnosis, especially over long periods of time, is often horribly inaccurate as few people can realistically see their problems and opt to latch onto and form themselves into what they read/obsess over. DID is incredibly rare and widely debated as a real thing. If you want a real answer, talk to a psychologist and get a professional outside opinion. A person cannot diagnose themselves as a psychopath. The PCL-R is much more complicated than a simple checklist and the wiki is an overview. The actual analysis/diagnosis from a professional can take many sessions and involves much more than ticking boxes on a piece of paper.
AverageGuy 01/03/15 (Sat) 20:47:02 No. 5521
>>5520 Nope, what you're implying is that i knew the definitions of psychopathy and DID since the beginning.
The truth is more that i stumbled upon them after 5 years i had them.
But yes, i know DID is rare, and self diagnosis is shit.
Thing is, i went to a professional, and she wasn't enough for my problems.
She then sent me to other medics and stuff, but no one ever told me what i had.
Maybe they didn't know for sure.
Thing is, i read of what a tulpa is recently, and it blew my mind.
If whatever, my second "personality" is a horrible tulpa, that came out to protect me, and it's thanks to it that i didn't get mad.
Anonymous 01/03/15 (Sat) 20:52:31 No. 5523
>>5521 What I'm implying is that you have problems and focus on the ones you think are significant in order to fulfill what you've read. You know what confirmation bias is, yes? It's incredibly common in people who self-diagnose.
Tulpa does not equal DID. DID (if it exists) is a defense mechanism where the brain creates identities to cope instead of confronting whatever problem a person is or was facing. A tulpa is a willful creation of said identity and not a disorder.
Some people take years to get an accurate diagnosis, especially when problems present themselves in unusual ways.
AverageGuy 01/03/15 (Sat) 21:10:47 No. 5524
>>5523 That's exactly what happened with my second personality.
I compare it to a tulpa just because they share similarities.
But… it came out when i coudn't accept i was that moster i was becoming.
And i split, one side good, the other violent and crazy.
Thanks for your time man.
I'm happy anyway.
Anonymous 01/05/15 (Mon) 22:04:28 No. 5635
>>3278 Well idk if i have schzio or am a psychopath but I do take pleasure in death and seeing other people suffer and I do see and hear things from time to time
Anonymous 01/09/15 (Fri) 20:28:18 No. 5793
I don't know but I know what I want and someone would maybe call that some form of sociopathy. But it doesn't matter, I'll do what I want, it'll take time to get there but I have a plan.
Anonymous 01/30/15 (Fri) 03:46:30 No. 6816
>>3889 > I'm destined to rot in prison or die trying to achieve some modicum of superficial power in a chess match with various institutions and corporations. There is no feelings or motivations, it simply just IS. I'm just me, nothing more. A fluid. From what I know of regular people, there is so much more to be had, but I will never taste it. That should be the opening line of a movie, book, or tv show. kind of like the opening of American psycho.
If I write this book im developing would you mind if i using it?
Anonymous 01/30/15 (Fri) 03:52:13 No. 6817
>>5517 All but 4 checked.
I lean more towards sociopathic rather than psychopath tendencies but I don't know if I would consider myself a sociopath.
Anonymous 01/30/15 (Fri) 04:25:40 No. 6821
>>6816 I changed it a bit. Here is what I have if any of you care. Sorry for the html format. I am writing it in notepad so it can be read online.
<html><head><title>TITLE OF BOOK</title></head><body><h1><b>TITLE OF BOOK</h1></b><p><br>
<hr>
My name is Tim Mathison. I'm destined to rot in prison or die trying to achieve some modicum of superficial power in a chess match with no check-mate. There is no feeling no motivation; it just <i>is</i>. I'm just an abstract shell with no visible core. I know that there is so much more to this thing we call life, but I will never decipher it.
<br>
My life has been like a Newton's cradle. Continuously moving back and forth and back and forth. It all started at the ripe age of 6 when my mother stabbed my dad in the chest and then slit her throat in front of me. I never thought anything could be that red.
I'm not sure about that name tough. If anyone has any ideas that would be cool.
Anonymous 01/30/15 (Fri) 21:57:14 No. 6869
Are there any perks to being diagnosed?
Anonymous 01/31/15 (Sat) 00:27:21 No. 6878
>>6869 There aren't any benefits to being diagnosed but there are a few if you are an diagnosed sociopath.
Anonymous 01/31/15 (Sat) 02:50:24 No. 6939
>>6821 Yeah that's fine, sounds great.
Anonymous 01/31/15 (Sat) 02:51:46 No. 6943
>>6869 There are no benefits, not one. Therapy is useless, you can't teach a dog to see color, and the stigma is great in the worforce and for the family.
Anonymous 02/02/15 (Mon) 16:34:55 No. 7265
>>3278 ITT: people who have diagnosed themselves or read their diagnosis off of the internet.
Get off your computer and go see a therapist or other professional.
And then, if you still need to, come back and declare your psycho/sociopathic tendencies, once you have a *real* diagnosis.
Anonymous 02/02/15 (Mon) 16:38:40 No. 7267
>>6869 You can get on welfare money.
Anonymous 05/05/15 (Tue) 21:44:19 No. 9487
I do have some psychopathic traits. But I'm possibly not a psychopath, I also have some paranoid traits.
Anonymous 09/05/15 (Sat) 16:15:00 No. 11492
>>3426
What makes sociopaths so good sexually and attractive to women?
Anonymous 09/07/15 (Mon) 17:38:24 No. 11530
>>5514
>>5516
I'm gonna need some source for these claims
Anonymous 09/07/15 (Mon) 17:43:32 No. 11531
>>6821
Here's an idea: burn it and write it again. It's edgy and a total shit. Read some more and you'll see I'm not trying to offend you or demean you.
Anonymous 09/27/15 (Sun) 10:43:08 No. 11769
>>3881
>>3886
I'm having a bit of a problem feeling or caring for people. Especially my close family, for instance my mother is mentaly ill she takes meds and often tells me about how they fuck her up, and the only thing I can think about is "Well, okay that's shit I guess". Recently she tried to lower her dose and ended up having a breakdown, she's currently hospitalized and I honestly don't give a shit, I don't even pitty her. I suppose I should feel something in a situation like this, sadness, hatred or even anger, but there is nothing. I don't think I'm a sociopath, I'm pretty sure I used to have real feelings when I was younger, it's just kind of all empty now. This sometimes makes it hard to socialize, I try to rationalize affection an such, especially with females I usually try to estimate wether or not it would be a good idea to be interested or not. What really bothers me is that everything seems to fade away more and more, I used to lay awake at night and cry like a desperate piece of shit thinking about stuff, now It's literally just "meh, whatever", I don't even feel bad anymore. Who knows, maybe I'm insane aswell, seems to run in the family, appart from my mothers situation my uncle also hanged himself a couple of years ago, but as for now I'm not willing to see a therapist as I'm still living at home and If my family would catch a glimpse of it I would have to deal with thier rather anoying affection aswell.
Anonymous 09/27/15 (Sun) 11:18:31 No. 11770
I cannot interact with people as well as others, but I was arrested in August and don't give a fuck that I may go to jail nor do I care for my victims.
Got a dog run over too
Anonymous 09/29/15 (Tue) 01:57:21 No. 11791
>>3278
Maybe, but I wouldn't want to give it away if I was. That's mainly why I don't seek out a professional opinion on the matter.
Anonymous 09/30/15 (Wed) 22:58:44 No. 11811
>>3278
AsPD individuals probably wouldn't be here. There's factually nothing here that a psychopath/sociopath would enjoy. One of their big problems is that they're perpetually bored and require very high stimulation to not be miserable. They require that high level of stimulation because their affect and arousal rates are piss poor. This thread is probably going to be full of self diagnoses and the such.
Also, people have been debating sociopathy vs psychopathy for years now and I've read several forms on how to separate them. The best one I can throw out is that psychopaths are born with flawed prefrontal cortex neuron activity and sociopaths on the other hand have become this way because of life experience. Repeated trauma caused by war, sexual abuse and the like can cause a reaction in the brain that makes it shut down partially (mainly in the good ol prefrontal cortex) in an attempt to survive as opposed to when people become easily pissed off and anxious and manic and hyper-vigilant to protect themselves after receiving trauma. I suppose it may be similar to the function that causes people to dissociate when suffering too much.
Either way this thread sucks and wanting to get diagnosed with AsPD is retarded. Psychopaths don't wear it like a fucking badge and they're generally not proud of it. It makes it way harder to convince people that your sub ego is genuine when you have a big fucking neon sign diagnoses that lets people know that you're probably a violent, manipulative, asshole with close to no redeeming qualities.
The whole point is to blend into what ever group you please, by being whoever you want, to do what ever you feel like. Being tagged sucks.
Also, new research shows that people with AsPD actually can feel empathy. They just choose not to and its off by default.
Also fuck you to whoever is reading this. You suck, and no one would care if you just disappeared. Do it hobosexual.
Also, I love you, you're great.
Anonymous 10/01/15 (Thu) 00:10:43 No. 11815
>>11811
>Psychopaths don't wear it like a fucking badge and they're generally not proud of it.
They do love to brag, they often get caught that way.
Anonymous 10/01/15 (Thu) 10:14:56 No. 11828
>>11811
>One of their big problems is that they're perpetually bored and require very high stimulation to not be miserable
I'm always bored and very miserable…
Anonymous 10/01/15 (Thu) 16:20:12 No. 11831
>>11811
Is there any way the prefrontal cortex can start working again when life changes the right way?
Anonymous 10/01/15 (Thu) 20:52:16 No. 11838
If you're faking that you have a mental illness, you probably have a mental illness. Just saying.
Anonymous 10/10/15 (Sat) 18:45:59 No. 11923
>>11838
Why don't these hobosexuals ever slap on Munchausens By Internet? Fuckin lel
Anonymous 10/18/15 (Sun) 21:42:54 No. 12011
>>3278
My disorder has antisocial traits, if that's what you're looking for.
>>3428
Because it feels good to not be a weakfag.
>>3581
Is it because that "psychopathic manipulation" stuff that media tries to romanticize is usually not worth the trouble? That's how I feel about it. Generally, having a big "fuck off" stamped across my forehead gets people to listen well enough. Sure, they think i'm an asshole, but who cares? Most people can't even be relied on for steady anything. They go where their heart and laziness goes, and it's annoying.
>>3878
I can relate to that. I often abuse people emotionally just to bring them to the breaking point of seeing how they really are, instead of having that false "social" self people tend to put on.
>>3882
I'd probably only feel bad if people convince me that it's bad, and even then it's temporary. When people call you awful shit all the time it tends to bear down on you.
>>7267
Can you really?
>>11492
Alpha male overlap traits and for the most part, antisocials go for broken people.
>>11831
Galvanism?
Anonymous 10/19/15 (Mon) 00:48:18 No. 12022
>>11811
Many of your points are correct, however you seem to be conflating AsPD and psycho/socio-pathy.
While psycho/socio-paths and individuals with AsPD generally display overlapping traits (due to their "cluster" characterization), classic psychopaths ``cannot`` "choose" to feel empathy at will.
Anonymous 10/19/15 (Mon) 02:01:54 No. 12024
I have many symptoms of psychopathy.
I don't know what you want me to say.
When I was younger, I visited my uncle's farm. He made his income from buying scrap cars, stripping them and selling the parts. I was able to explore the farm alone for hours. I grew bored and so I passed time via vandalism. I pulled the floor boards out of two of his currently unused and empty houses et cetera and threw cinderblocks at all of his scrap cars.
I later learned that my vandalism caused him so much financial distress that he killed himself by throwing himself into a compost fire pit.
I found it funny.
Anonymous 10/19/15 (Mon) 02:42:20 No. 12026
>>12022
Perhaps you're right. I haven't done in depth study of psychopathy in at least a year.
Anonymous 10/19/15 (Mon) 22:28:25 No. 12037
>>12026
No hard feelings, I'm a psychopath, and you're correct in that I find this board to be boring in general. The only reason I've gotten this involved is because I thought that there might be useful information and statistics relating to me here. However, it seems the majority of individuals here either suffer from a social disorder (which is quite different from a hard-wired neurological issue) or autism.
Anonymous 10/24/15 (Sat) 06:03:48 No. 12078
My father is a sociopath alcoholic. I'm 20 and haven't seen or spoken to my father since I was 16. He's been trying to get in touch with me once a month since then.
He's been extremely physically and verbally abusive to me and my whole family and made zero effort to form a relationship with me when we were living together.
But he sounds genuine enough now and is basically offering me financial compensation in exchange for being given the privilege of being welcomed back into my life.
Should I take my chances and let whom I knew as a manipulative violent beast man back in before it's too late, or should I continue ignoring him?
Note that he is not diagnosed, there's just simply too much evidence that suggests sociopathy that I have no doubt in my mind and the man showed no emotions when not under the influence of alcohol at any point of my life.
Anonymous 10/26/15 (Mon) 00:40:12 No. 12096
>>12037
If you're looking for information you can use to manipulate the mental health community, then what you need, they make sure doesn't reach the public. The medical community keeps the ultra advanced book in special places, like specific college campuses or only in their office. The best you can get that's not private is the DSM 5 (I own one) and use it with other sources to craft a better picture of what the disorder actually looks like. However, that still doesn't cover all bases. They tend to give diagnostic tests, some of which they don't inform you are actual tests. Ink blots, drawings, choice of vocabulary, choice of color to paint with: these are all things taken into account. If you're aiming for drugs, do your best to avoid psychologists and social workers. Go straight for the psychiatrist. He'd be happy to give you drugs you don't need. He gets more benefits that way.