#psychopatch

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Bo ludzie z jakąś psychozą Dzielą się na 2 części Na tych którzy potrafią kłamać I na tych którzy są w psychiatryku

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I'm a psychopath

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AboveTopSecret Re: How are people manipulated by psychopaths?

[quote][i]Originally posted by korathin[/i]  Sociopaths are a bit different, and we have to remember that it is more of a spectrum type disorder(like the autism spectrum). Most sociopaths just don't have a conscience and rely on social customs(nurture) to figure out right and wrong. [/quote] ummm, but how could someone have a conscience without knowing social customs? I know it's possible to have a conscience based on past-lives's social-customs. Though really some people are young and require a layout of the rules. One of the greatest misfortunes of our society, is total disregard of healthy diet, relationships, and social activity. Typically in school children routinely abuse each other verbally, their cartoons are infused with violence, and movies with sex and drugs. So the mass-school/media can only blame itself, for generating large amounts of sex, drug and violence. And no, you can't claim "the parents" have to do it, since they are from the same system... [quote] Sociopaths know that others aren't like them so learn how to hide it and blend in. [/quote] Ya, but can't pick up girls if you blend in. PUA rule number something, Peacocking, [ex] Urban Dictionary Peacocking means dressing for attention. Just like Peacock's use their feathers to get a mate. Peacocking is meant to make opening a girl easier, http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=peacocking [/ex] [quote] +Sociopaths and Psychopaths are control freaks that are drawn to job's like Police Officers, Judge/Lawyers/Legal profession and politics. [/quote] that explains a lot. [quote] During the cold war in Soviet controlled countries all knowledge of sociopaths was suppressed and didn't become available until the iron curtain fell. [/quote] Ya based on some of the descriptions of people talking about psycho/socio-paths my dad is one. He's completely incapable of ever accepting blame for anything, he always tries to lay it on someone else. More recently I think his mental and physical faculties may be degraded from pharmaceuticals. I think part of his like to blame other's is that instead of blaming self, he blames is body, and that curse gave him arthritis, which he tries to quench with pharma. My mom always seemed cold and distant, typically when I think of her facial expression, the only thing I can remember is worried and horror, as that's the only time's she'd pay attention to me. Drugs are bad! Oh the horror! That was the most emotive face my mom ever did have. Kashmar, (nightmare) and Ujas (horror), are some of a soviet's house-wives most common phrases. Instead of asking "how are you?" my mom would ask "are you sick?" Though ya, I think it's more to do with Soviet Education model, where they see the State as more important than the family. I'm fairly certain they simply did to me, what the "state" did to them. For instance my parents believe that only stupid people can be happy, and so they have defensive mechanisms to prevent themselves from smiling or laughing. lol, I remember my partner was imitating them  saying "Why are you laughing? why are you smiling? why are you happy? you should be doing what needs to be done!" lol they are ridiculous. When my mom saw me walking down the street and smiling, she told me I looked like a retard. Oh and when they weren't busy insulting me, and making sure they don't "spoil" me" by ignoring me, their only mode of interaction was providing services for them. So only time they would talk to me, would be to tell me to do something, typically for them. Not that they gained any enjoyment out of anything,  but they believed it "needed to be done", since the soviet state had told them so. my mom is a bit more flexible in the spiritual department, as she got new-age books from the west, which let her be somewhat open minded. Also my dad likes to read sci-fi and fantasy, however he lives in a compartmentalized reality, where knowledge from one domain can't be applied to any other. For instance children are incapable of making suggestions, since soviet citizens weren't listened to by the state. His only taste of leadership was in the army, and just like most things, he frowned at it. [quote] *(Psychopath, Sociopath, Adaptive{normal's, can go either towards sociopathy or empathy} Empath and Aspie/autism**) [/quote] Ya I'm adaptive. But I must say it's been a long road, and much seeks and research went into it. I used to be a perpetually nervous kid with sweaty hands, both from having large-brain thinking many thoughts, and  my families soviet parenting style. So I took it upon myself to develop a better style, one that is pleasant for both the child and the parent. Though in my rebellion, who knows, maybe I smile too much, lol. Also I have trouble not seeing the bright side. Setting up an intentional-community, is likely one of the most in-depth looks at how to have healthy social relations. Currently am living happily with my partner,   she is also happy, has much higher self-esteem then when I met her, we've even opened up our relationship to polyamory, which is a testament to how secure we feel, can share our paradise with more people. [editby]edit on 30/6/11 by lowki because: paradise[/editby][editby]edit on 30/6/11 by lowki because: are you?[/editby]