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“Are you crazy?” “Crazy people don’t know they are crazy and I know I am crazy. Therefore I am not crazy, isn’t that crazy??” -Johnny Depp

"7 signs why you hate yourself." "7 signs someone is a sociopath." *KZfaq's recommendations are concerning me.*

Growing up, I've always struggled with maintaining relationships with my family and friends. It was a long journey trying to figure out why and realizing I was narcissistic, manipulative, insensitive, etc. It takes a lot to unpack and unlearn the childhood trauma and toxic behaviors you've been carrying your whole life. So thank you to all the angels who've been patient and tried to understand us, we never asked to be this way and more often than not, we don't know better. We just need help.

I was diagnosed with being a sociopath by my therapist, and helped a lot. God rest his soul what he's done. He's playing in the stars now.

1. Lack empathy 2. Manipulative 3. Charming 4. Ill tempered and impulsive 5. Strained relationships 6. Narcissistic 7. Find enjoyment in others suffering

Video: "... Not meant to provide a diagnosis..." Someone, probably: "I'm gonna pretend I didn't hear that."

I’m 28 and I have a sister who is 15 months younger than me. She is almost 27. She has been my best friend pretty much all of my life. Because of some recent events, I have come to realize she’s a text-book sociopath. Because of the chronic manipulation and deception, I’m not sure if I can have a relationship with her moving forward. This is heartbreaking for me and I feel like I am losing a part of me. But the way she treats me, our family, and those around her is unacceptable. I hope she can get the helps she needs to manage her disorder.

The primary traits of a sociopath are an inability to actually honestly care for another human being, to feel another's pain, to feel sorry (deeply, truly sorry) for the pain he/she causes you (or others), to feel real love, to feel any real obligation to the well being of anyone but himself/herself, to have a conscience, period. Some say sociopaths tend to be “very charming”. I disagree with this characterization. I believe, rather, the sociopath mimics what he/she has observed as “charming” behavior tailored specifically to the individual upon whom he/she decides to prey. Sociopaths get off on “getting one over on you”, on interacting with you long enough to figure out what you like/care about (be that your kids, your pets, your family, your music, your hobbies, whatever), then tailoring their comments and conversations with you to those topics to “reel you in”, feigning similar interests or interest in general, playing you like a fiddle until you think they're so cool or so funny … then, once they've gained your trust, start testing you little by little in more sick ways to see if you'll do things to please them. To a sociopath, who is easily bored, it's all a game. You are a joke to them. They are getting pleasure at your expense, even though it may take you awhile to catch on. But you should have some early instinctive feelings that “something just doesn't feel right about this”. Trust your instincts IMMEDIATELY. The longer you stay involved with a sociopath, the more you will come to feel demoralized and broken and, quite possibly, suicidal. To the sociopath, you (and the countless others upon whom they are preying - because, make no mistake, they typically have multiple victims going at one time, “the others” - who they're keeping secret from you), you are a source of ego inflating supply. Everytime he/she can get you to come running when they say they want you, get you to believe them when they say “they're done with all that ” (referring to whatever bad behavior you've discovered and confronted them with, behavior that has deeply hurt you), whenever you react to the pain they cause you by crying /breaking down/ pleading/screaming/cursing/sobbing … they are LOVING it. It's like you're giving them the best drug, the best high they've ever had. And they know they've got you … and you become an even bigger joke to them than what you were to begin with. You're no longer a challenge, though, frankly, which makes you easily dismissed by them. Just when you think you wont hear from them again, though, you suddenly will, with a text that seems innocent enough … and you may be tricked into thinking, at that moment, “See, he/she does really care!” But again, watch and live it out, if you must, but you'll only find yourself right back at devastation and heart shattering pain. The sociopath cares about NO ONE, period. Sadly, deep inside, not even himself/herself. They are people who harbor a deep inner self-loathing, whose core is made of empty nothing and hateful insecurity. But NEVER make the mistake of thinking - if only you could show the socipath how committed YOU are to him/her, how much you love him/her, how YOU believe they are worthy of love, you can fix their inner wounded child …. Blah, blah, blah. Just stop yourself, for the love of all that is sane. I beg of you. Because your best efforts WILL NOT work to achieve this end. Your best efforts, your repeated coming back to them like this, in fact will only affirm the sociopath’s view of you as a pathetic pawn from whom he/she can continue to get “supply” (the ego feed they desparately need to survive). You mean NOTHING to him/her. You never did. You never will. A sociopath is not curable. There is no medicine, no anti-psychotic, no antidepressant, no therapy (the sociopath would never engage it anyway) that can ameliorate this condition. The only thing you must do is take steps toward SELF PRESERVATION. And you must, because a sociopath will kill you eventually. Truly. Psychologically damage you so profoundly, if you stay engaged in any relationship with him/her over a substantial period of time, that you may never recover. I know this. I allowed myself to stay committed to one for 22 years. And I'm intelligent. But my belief in my own self worth plummetted to the most dangerous lows a person's self-value could plummett. If you recognize these traits in whomever you've begun a relationship with, just RUN. and never, NEVER, look back. Block all contact. Don't fool yourself, as I did for years after I finally said, “Get out!”, into thinking, “Well, he sent me this text. I mean, I guess we could be friends.” It doesn't work! A sociopath doesn't have friends. A sociopath gathers people for “supply”, and any acts of reaching out to you is an attempt by the sociopath to see if they can still hook you, whether you will stil be an easy source of “supply” to them. It is ALL at your peril and expense and ALL designed for his/her benefit. Run, run, and run. And never, never, never look back. Trust me. I KNOW the truth of which I speak. Additionally, Catching a cheating spouse might be difficult, and knowing what local laws say you can and cannot do might be even more difficult. 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"not meant to provide a diagnosis" me trying to diagnose light from death note

They don't lack empathy because they don't understand other people. They understand people very well. They just feel no guilt or genuine affection.

I unfortunately recognized all these signs way too late: mental and physical abuse, gaslighting, manipulation…. now with an unplanned pregnancy. I’ve never felt that “my life is over” feeling until that moment. Forever trapped with the most abusive and damaging woman I’ve ever dated is a feeling i wouldn’t wish on my worst enemy.

I’ve struggled with empathy my whole life and at one point even looked into myself being a sociopath. But I worked on myself and developed feelings for people I care about. Now I’m ever more confused as seeing this video shows me that some do develop empathy but still have those antisocial traits. I’ve checked almost every box that is shown here so I guess I live on. Interesting to see the spectrum of this disorder and seeing how other people are has helped me also better understand how I work

**Reads first 2 signs** Oh shit I may be this **Number 3: they're dangerously charming** Phew, I'm safe

"they could be politicians." He. He. He.

My mother is a diagnosed sociopath, and while there are major problems that the disorder causes we still have a grat relationship. The main way her problems manifest is that she will shout and yell when perceiving adversity, unaware of how it affects those shes shouting at, which included me when I wasnt doing well in school. An important thing to note is that she at no point intended harm, it is simply a natural reaction that she learned was acceptable through her military service. Shes very receptive to being called out, and has worked on improving toxic behaviors when they're pointed out, but has a limited ability to self reflect on those actions and realize she was in the wrong. Admittedly, this is made worse by my general avoidance of conflict, which can make the situation worse as I have trouble bringing up the courage to point out the problems in the moment. Despite these problems, she still makes an active attempt to spend time with my brother and I and actively avoids any harmful behaviors. We still have a close connection, even if there are complications attached. Shes trying her best, and considering everything shes had to go through, shes doing a damn fine job of it.

Biggest emotional remorse breakdown was at the loss of our dog, our dog never insulted, disparaged or told us we were not good enough.

The sociopath in this video is adorable. He has a little leaf on his head and fluffy hair. It’s cute god damn it

Sounds like most politicians. That's not even a joke.

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I personally am not a person who is experiencing this, as I am a very emotional person. But I enjoy trying to look into the perspectives of others and being really open about all walks of life. I have been thinking that once I improve my drawing skills, I can gather enough information and words to create a character diagnosed as a Sociopath. I want people to know that they aren’t alone and that they aren’t any kind of “freaks of nature”. I want them to know that it isn’t their fault that they are like this, and that they should embrace their differences, and lack of emotion. I plan to make her the main character and give people a deeper insight on the diagnosis. She will be an African-American/ Portuguese Mixed high schooler that experienced the death of her Father, her best friend and her breaking point was a horrible ex boyfriend. And I won’t glamorize these things to make them seem okay, I’ll give a deep understanding as to why those things hurt us as people. And yes, this won’t be something she was born with, but this will be something that will stick with her later in life. I will still include that she is a normal person though! Because all sociopaths are! Just because you don’t have emotions doesn’t mean you are a bad person. Sending you all love. ❤ Will work on my drawing skills and update y’all when I have ideas! :3

Or, 7 signs someone is a politician.

It drives me crazy when someone says "Antisocial" when describing someone who is introverted or just doesn't want to deal with anyone at that time.

Currently taking the steps for a diagnosis. I didn’t realise how I acted or felt until multiple people pointed it out and made me reflect. It’s hard coming to terms with it, but I hope to find an answer so I can help myself and others understand me and what they might have to deal with.

A lot of this kind of applies to me. The first step to the healing process is recognizing that you have a problem

Me: reads title Also me: **flashbacks of diary of a wimpy kid**

Some edgy kids in here thinking they’re sociopaths

Just got diagnosed with sociopathic traits and thiiis is relatable. Thank you.

I love your videos. They have been helping me with my mental health and I share.

I'm waiting for all the 11 years old to say: "Oh my god, I'm a sociopath"

Imagine all the edgy 15 year olds watching this and sayong to themselves "That is legit me".

I'm dealing with a sociopath. This video was very helpful

I do have a couple of signs of sociopath which I really, REALLY dislike in myself. Like having possesive love for someone. I... had at least couple episodes in my life when it really screwed me over and made me react very unwise. The other sign is that when I used to be a kid, I enjoyed seeing my little brother suffering. I also was very on edge all the time and was REALLY annoyed by him being (and I believe it was done at least partially on purpose)... well annoying in general. Also I'm kinda violent, but I mostly keep myself under control. To be fair, that one actually was useful in college where I was bullied when I was freshman. I used violence to fix problem of violence... well, only for myself, since I was incapable of helping other guy who was badly bullied until he went to other college.

Me: *worried I might be a sociopath* Video: "sociopaths are charming" Me: ah alright, I'm in the clear XD

My mom has basically taught me not to trust anyone who's charming and nice.

I feel like a common misunderstanding about sociopath is that they can't feel or understand other emotion because they have too little empathy. Yet a lot of them can be manipulative and that implie to understand other person's emotion and way of thinking to get what they want. Thus they become good at understanding other's emotion and can blend in easily. Don't think of them as cold because most aren't like that in public and become harder to distinguish (Diagnosed sociopath here, sorry english isn't my first language)

Putting a label on everyone.

A friend of mine is actually a sociopath. He's actually very chill. He can be very cold sometimes, but that's just him being him. The way he says it is that most sociopaths who manipulate others do so because they're bored and want entertainment; been friends with him for 6 years and he hasn't tried to hurt me yet, in fact, he's actually helped me with my depression on multiple occasions. Sociopaths can be extremely dangerous for sure, and a lot of what was said can be true, but not 100% of the time for all sociopaths; not all of them are out to manipulate you and ruin your life. A lot of the sociopaths that you don't hear about on the news are just trying to blend in because they know society will tear them to shreds by just being what they are. Also, this video really makes it sound like you think sociopaths are evil, they are not. They are just misunderstood. One thing that I heard from someone on Reddit is, "The sociopaths that are good people and don't try to go out of their way to harm individuals are usually sociopaths that don't ever tell you or show you that they are a sociopath." All in all, if you're being abused by a sociopath, by all means, get out of that relationship, but not all sociopaths want to hurt you.

"Enjoy others suffering" It's official: Gamers are sociopaths

Tysm for the tips

I used to think I might be a sociopath, but I guess I'm just someone who's kind but lost all patience for people being assholes for no good reason.

Edgy teens: _Write that down write that down!_

Diagnosed Sociopath here. This video is so adorable. And she didn't tried to make us look like evil monsters. I do appreciate.

You just described my cat…😂😂😂!!!

Someone: " I'm not psychopath, I'm a high functioning sociopath"

When I was 8 I was hit by a car, had a terrible head injury and a broken femur. When I was 13 I was well on my way to being a complete sociopath. I did not understand why I acted the way I did until I came across a shrink that asked me if I ever had a brain injury. I said yes 5 years ago. He immediately switched gears with me after that. By the time I was 24 I was out of that hell. Thanks Doc.

Very accurate video. However, I just like upsetting people and hurting them

Actually they can show a great deal of empathy & remorse, they do apologize & communicate very well - but it’s all an act. That’s the thing, when dealing with a sociopath you most likely won’t know until many years after getting to know them very, very well. One sign is their words and actions won’t always line up. They apologize, but keep doing the same things over and over. But usually, that’s not how a person behaves in the earlier times of a relationship. They can butter you up for years. I think the quickest way to make note of a red flag is to find out about that person’s family history - from someone other than just them. If they were abused, neglected, had an alcoholic or drug addicted parent, etc, they are more likely to have this or some other serious condition. Only deal with someone who has spent time in counseling SERIOUSLY working on inner healing, if they haven’t, I wouldn’t deal with them at all. Suggest they get help & MOVE ON. You don’t want any type of relationship with somebody that has to be told they need help. Hurt ppl will hurt other ppl. Period. Connect yourself with ppl who are self-aware & always SELF-motivated to heal, grow & improve. Anyone who portrays themselves as just about perfect is probably the exact opposite! Most of all, connect yourself with people of faith because God is our greatest healer! Hope this helps someone. God bless 🦋

My brother is one. He manipulated and mentally abused my mother and I for years. He stole and minipulated money from our mother for years. All her retirement money. When we called the cops on him he would always get so mad and scream "what about me!?" when we would say we had to call them because we were scared of him and he was hurting us. The first time he went to prison I thought everything would be better but he manipulated mum into thinking he had changed. So I left. I couldn't take it anymore. Mum never understood how he treated me when she was at work, how he destroyed my confidence. But once I was gone he focused on her. All the gas lighting and cruelty I got shifted to her. The last time he went to prison, she cut ties with him finally. He is so sickeningly charming. The amount of times he sweet talked cops, mental health professionals and strangers into believing he was this great guy. I'm in therapy now for my cptsd after suffering years of his torment. I'm doing really well, working on my fear of people and learning to be proud of myself and love myself. He will never grasp nor care the damage he has done to us, ever and its taken therapy for me to accept that.

Sign 8: they say they are impostor in among us when they are not

As soon as those first three signs were stated, someone popped in my head immediately.

Jackpot. 7/7 Thank you for the information

*"Charm is part of the game."* Well. That rules me right out.

Is not a coincidence that i've seen all these signs are in the *Diary of a Wimpy Kid* series is it...? 😒

You have to be patient with them and help them get help. It’s a mental disability that they suffer from, they are reaching out for help and need to be loved

Love the calm voice .........

y’all do people realise that being a sociopath isn’t... a good thing? like, some of the 11 year olds in the comments seem to think it’s cool or something lol.

I think it’s worth noting that they can also fake empathy with lies and façade

My father is a sociopath. It was like growing up in a prison 80% of the time then the other 20% is full of the fake empathy. But one thing I always noticed, he smiled when I cried but just like underneath his actual smile. Almost like a grin and he would do it and then catch himself if I looked. When I cried as a kid I would hear him laughing about something on TV as if the sound of me crying was making him so happy. I spent a long time trying to understand how someone can be so cold, then I accepted this is basically an evil person.

I know someone in my inner circle of friends who is indeed a sociopathic personality. While this person is very charming, bubbly, a bit extroverted and overall "nice" , when it comes to other people and their emotions, this person lacks empathy and can gaslight other peoples emotions, not taking responsibilty for their own actions, nor do they feel they did anything wrong and can be at times narcissistic. This describes my friend's personality to the T. And she never apologizes for her own irrational behavior. This video has helped me to understand this person a bit better and about the personality traits as a whole as I was completely left in the dark about it.

I started saying “garfield” to every sign as a joke and it began to fit together and i became more and more terrified as my ‘joke’ became a reality

Remember, sociopathy is not a "lifestyle" or personality, its a problem.

gotta make sure none of my friends are like this

i am NOT officially diagnosed yet (to young 15) however my psychiatrist tells me i have it and honestly this video makes me feel better about myself as media makes us look like monsters so thank you for treating us fairly.

whenever I hear the terms sociopath-Psycopath two people comes to my mind Sherlock Holmes and Light "KIRA" Yagami

“Oh shit, why does it sounds a bit like m-“ “They are dangerously charming” “Nvm, guess I’m perfectly normal.” Edit: No, please don't read my comment and argue that you think you're a sociopath. This is a joke comment, and as this vid says, if you need help, please go to therapy ASAP. No like, seriously, if you need help, please go to therapy. For you own's sake. If you're thinking that you might need help, please go seek for help ASAP. I will support you and wish for you to feel better if you're feeling really shitty rn.

ive been diagnosed as a sociopath like 2 months ago and i do have most of these "symptoms" but not all of them

I've come to realise that I'm not a good person, I more often than not don't feel any sort of remorse, my empathy is limited only to observation and putting myself in another's shoes, not in being compassionate, I lie all the time without trouble, and my mother said that I'm irresponsible and apathetic towards others, I guess regardless of whether I have any disorders at all in the end I'm simply a defect, a normal person wouldn't be like me.

Sociopaths and psychopaths have one interest and one fear in common: Power over others, and they fear accountability for their actions, which is why you often see sociopaths/psychopaths in positions of power and continue climbing the social hierarchy until the law doesn't apply to them anymore, and they are free to hurt others without fear of having to own up to their actions.

“You’re a bloody psychopath!” “A high functioning sociopath actually. With your number. 😐😀” -Sherlock lmao

my parents r not sociopaths, but ive been getting into that word ever since hearing olivia rodrigo saying "like a damn sociopath" in her song "good 4 u", which tbh, i really luv to scream 2 that part when singing that song. i sometimes say "sociopath" when my parents act all brutal by not paying attention 2 me, when theyre mad & do crazy/sociopathic things like yelling, hitting/grabbing, etc. im still learning what a sociopath is, but these vids of what a sociopath really means r helping me learn

I know a few of these. Good video.

I was friends with a sociopath in high school. There were many things I could relate to with him being that I'm autistic. I feel empathy strongly and am very sensitive, but at other times I simply do not understand others' emotions but for very different reasons a sociopath will tend to have difficulty or inability to understand others' emotions. He experienced a lot of existential crises throughout his life and never knew how to put his finger on it, he didn't know how to feel love in the same way others do, even for his own family, and this made him feel empty and alone, although he would feign a warm and sociable personality to get by in life. At certain points when he didn't have the energy or care to feign, he would express a lot of bitterness about the idea of love, that in his words, it is nothing but a chemical reaction and it does not actually exist. I believe he felt a kind of love, such as for some partners, friends, and pets, but he was so disassociated from his emotions that he could not feel emotional attachment in the same way most people do. He'd admit to being manipulative at times and give examples. At least most of the examples were actually the same stuff the average person does but would be in denial of being technically manipulative, such as complimenting someone and then saying something like, "Boy, I sure do want such and such," and they'd get it for him. He knew how to charm people as well. But he didn't do these things to hurt them, it was simply the only way he knew how to cope and survive, as sociopaths (as well as psychopaths) will often say, "Everything is transactional." I feel that sociopaths and psychopaths alike are in some ways simply faced with reality candidly; without the emotional attachments most people have, they are forced to see that we are technically all manipulating each other to some degree and everything in a way is transactional, regardless of the emotions felt during the "transaction" by us folks who don't have to live with this condition. For instance, when you tell people you need help, you are manipulating them to help you, which is of course not a bad thing whatsoever. Or when a therapist makes gentle suggestions to you that could help you, they are technically manipulating you to consciously or subconsciously take in the idea and act on it in some way. This is of course also not a bad thing. What matters is how and why we are manipulating each other and if boundaries are being respected. He also obviously had very limited empathy, and this would lead him to talk about himself more than he would listen to others at times and would not realize he was being rather narcissistic (which I feel is in some way probably a coping mechanism; he actually struggled a lot with hating himself). He started going to therapy consistently, shortly after high school to try to work on the things that he struggled with and take care of his mental health, especially since it began really declining around that time. Many times when I've seen him acting enthusiastic about something, I can see right through it and know deep down he doesn't enjoy it that much, that he probably still feels like a shell of a person and is partaking of said hobby to distract himself from how he really feels inside. Although I can relate to certain things he'd experience, I can only imagine what it must be like to have ASPD. Sociopaths are not necessarily bad people. They just need support, guidance and love like anyone else.

When you try to compare these to someone you know but end up seeing these in yourself 👁👄👁

I'm definitely a sociopath, question is, when will my therapist realize it?

watching this after letting go of one of my close friends who was a sociopath

I saw Karma. I- whoever made this, they are a god.

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i can relate to all of that points except for the empathy thing and liking someone suffering, i mean like ppl suffering with pleasure, i’d go brutally honest and say that the more a person is humiliated the more i like it, but it’s the best when they agree and thank for it, i mean… that’s not about people feeling bad, but about power and ppl submitting that much they’re thankful for the pain, yeah hahaha. i’m also very kind, like to help ppl without waiting something in return, i’m the one who talks with drunk ppl on the streets and hold their hand to help em go trough the subway security. on the other hand, i’m really cold to those i know. i might help them and defense then from others, because i would be the only one who would hurt them, and i really mean it, i’m kinda abusive, especially with the ones who’re obsessed with me. i feel a little bad about it as i don’t want to be the bad character in their lives. the questions is am i a sociopath or just a bitch with secret kind things she did, which are shown at the end of the film to make the main antagonist a lil deeper?

I had this 'friend' who has all these characteristics except being charming. I have cut off ties with her but she keeps trying to get revenge. She always blame everything on me won't ever acknowledge her wrongs. She creates fake scenarios to manipulate me. Being a introverted anti social person i couldn't care less about she lying to me. I just always acted dumb as if I was believing her. But after I met a true friend she helped me to cut off ties with her. But she still keeps haunting me day and night. My life has literally become a drama because of her. She today itself again threatened me with some facade she made up. I ignored her just like I usually would do, but ngl I am kind of afraid that this will go too far and she will actually end up hurting me

All the ppl in the comments thinking sociopathy is "quirky"... just stop its really not

I had a friend with this disorder and sadly.. I'm traumatized because of her and I have depression and SAD(social anxiety) Luckily I left her with the help of other people but I will never be able to forget her manipulative things.. it can be really scary in my opinion..

As someone who highly suspects of being a high-functioning sociopath, I've been through shit tons of abuse and passing of my father at 13, for which I find to be the "cause". Now, I can feel things, as per say, since I have felt them as a child, but now (still teen years), I have impulsive outbursts but can actually, with effort, "feel" things, or can lie about feeling them. But, I'm usually just bored and dead cold. As I said, I'm highly suspicious, though don't have a diagnosis because I don't want to get any kind of medical attention or treatment, aside from the therapist that I'm seeing and comfortable with, since I despise the idea of it. Also, not feeling anything, for some such as myself, is untrue. My best friend, for example, for him I'd flip the whole world upside down, and did once in high school. I ended up at the psychologist's office, but didn't really care. Since I understand emotions due to having them in the past, I developed a "switch" for them, so I can be either dead cold or actually kind of normal, even though everything still feels forced because I know that it in a way is. Yes, I dislike people because they're in general stupid, but I have no tendency for harm, and if I sometimes do, I just toss it aside and they go away. Hence why I say high-functioning sociopath, because I feel like I've developed it from trauma, but have immense amount of control over myself. Practically, I use it as a superpower, where I tend to exploit "affection" towards positive things, but am completely switched off towards anything negative.

Thank you for the video now I look to counter

I know far too many people with these traits. I've essentially had to become a loner to protect myself.

I love how you put Karma there!

2:03 so empathy for those that fkn matter. 👍 Good.

The thing I wish more people knew about sociopaths is that they don't lack empathy. As in, it's not some part of their brain that's supposed to be there or functioning correctly and just isn't. Sociopathy means you're empathy-IMPAIRED. You can still experience very limited empathy depending on the context, who it's aimed at, what type it is and how far along you are in learning about and developing yourself.

* When everything except the charming part suits you * 'Well shi-'

I've personally known two sociopaths. One was more manipulative than the other. Both are aware that they're sociopaths because of their diagnosis. One of them understood that being sociopathic towards people isn't the way and he often tried to control himself from manipulating others. He wanted to fit in with others more. After awhile, he ended up isolating himself from everyone because socializing with others and trying to keep his ASPD inside fatigued his energy. The other one I still know, and he is slowly getting better. He was a lot more manipulative, lied all the time, and never apologized for any wrong doing he did. Right now, he is more chill, and seems to apologize at times if he feels like he needs to. Sociopaths are not all completely bad. In fact, many of them mentally improve overtime. It's important to give them space whenever they need it because they can become fatigued from too much socializing, and it's also good doing this so that you don't end up developing an unhealthy relationship with them.

Thanks for sharing socialopathic behaviors now I know what to look out for with certain people i don't necessarily trust .

The fact that many of professors I know in a university seems to match the checklists is pretty scary.

"They are Dangerously Charming" I know Sherlock Holmes.

The leaf person's smile somehow freaked me out at the end of the video.

A lot of people identify with sociopaths without understanding it’s not just being okay with being a horrible person it is a deep deep lack of empathy that is permanent and uncontrollable

"Sociopaths charm others." You can be aware that you really don't like other people and also really not enjoy manipulating other people or charming them. It should be noted that not all sociopaths will have all mentioned behaviors.

1:06 Karma? XD

Yeah I'm definitely not a sociopath I don't know why I needed to know this at 3 am in the morning

I cry so hard when i hear this word, Empathy. I understand your pain but i wanna feel it so bad.

Off topic, but the little blue sociopath character is adorable and makes me happy.