Keywords: sociopath, psychopath, ASPD, evil, relationships, domestic violence, trust, anger, conflict, conscience, emotions, expression, hurt, love, ego, dominance, oppression.
1.
It is estimated
that 1 in 25 Americans is a sociopath.
2.
Contrary to
popular belief, sociopaths and psychopaths are NOT psychotic. They are NOT
insane. They simply have no conscience to guide their behavior.
3.
Sociopaths are
not necessarily evil because there are other forces at work besides a
conscience that can discourage bad behavior.
That being said, many sociopaths enjoy finding ways to work around
constraints because it proves once again that he’s smarter than everyone else.
4.
From the time
they are teenagers, sociopaths will often misinterpret negative facial expressions that are non-hostile (i.e. confusion, worry, hurt feelings, pain, deep
thought) as angry or hostile. This
contributes greatly to misunderstandings
and helps to fuel many arguments.
5.
Sociopaths do not
give sincere apologies.
6.
Sociopaths do not
stay in committed relationships. They are sluts.
7.
A sociopath will
often take a new lover while they still have their old one so he (or she) can
parade the new one in front of the old one.
He knows this is cruel and will hurt his former lover even more plus his ego is
hoping they will fight over him.
8.
You cannot reason
with a sociopath. If you try, you’ll make things worse. At the very least,
you’ll frustrate yourself and annoy your psychopath.
9.
Sociopaths
believe that people with feelings are weak and those with a conscience are
stupid.
10.
Do not expect a
sociopath to learn from his mistakes or to make better decisions in the future
because sociopaths are unmoved by consequences, punishments, pleas or newly
acquired knowledge.
11.
A sociopath’s
goals are never what they say they are. They will say one thing and do another. They will appear to act in direct conflict with any values and goals they claim to have.
12.
Sociopaths are
egotists - They believe they are
smarter, better, and more important than anyone else.
13.
Sociopaths will
never respect another human being. However. they will
pretend to have respect for someone if it serves their purpose OR if they can
be frightened into acting like they do – good luck with that.
14.
Statistically,
everybody knows at least one sociopath. Chances are you even interact with them
on a regular basis – completely oblivious to their evil capabilities.
15.
Psychopaths
comprise about fifteen to twenty-five per cent of the North American prison
population. Of the un-incarcerated adult male population, the general consensus
among psychologists is that about one percent are psychopaths – think CEOs and
politicians. Female psychopaths are thought to be much rarer (but those
psychologists don’t know the crazy bitches that I do!)
16.
Sociopaths will
pit people against each other for no reason - other than its fun for them.
17.
Every emotion
displayed by a sociopath is calculated. Even the ones that seem
spontaneous are calculated – and they are calculated to do exactly that – seem spontaneous. Fake emotions are always evidence of a
bigger strategy in motion to manipulate you.
18.
Any interest they
seem to take in you or whatever you like to talk about – i.e. your problems,
concerns, passions, kids, marriage, whatever – is an act. They couldn’t care
less. But they will ACT like they do so that after you’ve spilt your guts to
them they can take what you’ve told them and turn it against you – probably
when you least expect it. Fair or not.
19.
Currently, there
are no drugs or therapies to treat
psychopathy. Drugs can’t create a
conscience and psychotherapy (talking to a psychiatrist) only empowers a
psychopath, quite often giving them the tools to make them more dangerous.
