The music is a additional touch.

Nah... its just music. She hasnt even twitched. Like a true psycho.

@thomasputko1080 That's the whole point. She realized that he saw right through her and dropped the air of innocents she was trying to portray and just got down to business.

I agree, you could see it.

@@anndownsouth5070 when it comes to her face expression she hasnt dropped anything. Switch the sound off and look.

Do you have experience confronting psychopaths?

Bro you dlhave no idea what you are talking about youre so nieave

Why is a psychopath bad?

​@@chitlitlah I have...my ex wife

@@georgeyoung7523 I feel you on that one. The OP makes it sound like psychopath interventions are something he or she encounters frequently though. Must hang out with a bunch of company executives or something.

''You lie pathologically'' he just said

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Equivalent to: Jigsaw doesn't actually kill anyone in the saw movies

Psychopaths will find any means to justify their actions

The combination of Valium with an emetic is dangerous, maybe even fatal. Sounds like poison to me.

That would make her a sociopath. Psychopaths are born sociopaths are created.

@@randymcarn But she had a medical condition/disease that drastically altered her behavior. That's why she was physically ill, to the point of being hospitalized. I don't think that's a sociopath.

Thank you for the context

What was it? A physical disease or a trauma response?

@@392racer She had Wilson's disease, a genetic disorder

It's a scary world out there. 👋🙂

😂👍

How long have you been a narcissist?🤨

With women, yep

Oh my goodness 😂😂😂

in a phoenix wright game it's when the music stops you know you gottem

And she knew she was cornered psychopaths know when the jig is up better than anyone they play these games the longest....

Thunderclaps and rolling ship creaking sounds play every time i make eye contact

😂😂😂🤔😬

Help if we could just ask... Before I offer to pay for $&X/💊... Are you a 👮cop? and cops can't lie🤥 about being a cop right? 😂🤣😂 No 👮 💯🤥

He wasn't unsettled; he was intrigued

When you gonna make content

@@gemini6103 I wrote my bio a long time ago and things fell through and I forgot to update it, but in cool news me and my friends are planning to start a D&D stream in the next year or so, and if that works out I may actually make content on my own too.

He wasn't unsettled dude. He was being sarcastically suprised because 13 didn't believe him when he said she was a pyschopath.

House is a sociopath

I dont think hes terrified, to me its more of a "whoaaa i had never seen one in person before! Did you see that? That was so freaky" Or like maybe he was, but fear definitely wasnt his only emotion in the moment.

I agree!!! Great acting!!!❤️❤️❤️

Yes amazing acting :)

Or organically Kidding 😂

Maybe because she is really one, in real life. Majority of Hollyweirdos are.

Her name??

Except a psychopath would most likely try to lie more to avoid being labeled such. She wouldn't have flipped, or at least not that quickly

​@@user-ov2fc5sd1e Beau Garrett.

Nope, it doesn't take a psychopath to know a psychopath.

He's a sociopath

I’d really like to know what his response was

What season and episode is it?

​@@esosaighodaro9281He denies it. And he js right because he feels empathy and compassion just not very strongly.

Nope. It was surprise that his psychological prognosis was spot-on. The other doctor merely return the confirming look.

"Everyone lies" is ringing in his ears. What does he do now?

how long have you been a psyco path?🤣🤣🤣

What episode is it

​​@@ruqaiyahal-dainy2718 season 6 episode 13 Mashallah

​@@obamagaming6642 That one called Moving the Chains. Must be a different episode.

@@TheYankeeBuckeye ah try episode 12, I believe it was called "Remorse"

​@@obamagaming6642 thank you!

😂 😂 Nowadays fxk yes!!

Psychopaths don't say how dare you

A psycho would never admit being one. Confronting one would just cause them to step up their game.

As someone with ASPD, I absolutely would say that I was in a context where it makes sense? We don't constantly have the compulsion to lie, it's not constant, just consistent, and for me at least, it's usually just to establish control over someone else's reality. If me being straightforwards still lets me have that control, so much the better. It's just that whether they think positively or negatively of us doesn't factor into it as an overriding concern, so like, them not fucking with psychopaths isn't inherently going to make us always avoid saying it or not. Y'all are the weird ones about that stuff

Thirteen: You're feeling something! What do you feel? Valerie: I don't know... but it hurts. Thirteen: It will. The acting in this episode was truly amazing

More the music actually

​@@nickallbritton3796 it takes a village lol

😮​@@msjkramey

Yes, shifted like a reptilian

Masking is a costly practice

They feed-off the life-force of others. Have you ever noticed how exhausted you feel around those "people"💀

Wow I didn’t even notice that at first.

Me and my sis were watching this together and reading the comments. When we saw yours she said hey you look healthier when you unmask too. I have autism and mask often I didnt realized I physically look different when masking til now

Source?

@@alexthorsman3186 source for which part of the statement? 🤔

​@@praveenpanna629 im assuming how her act was realistic

@@ZyroShadowPony : Yes that is true.

@@praveenpanna629 for what psychopaths are like in real life. Are you a psychiatrist or psychologist?

"Cue"

"rap"

Rap

Cue

​@@ThatOne77Rep* for reputation. What would "rap" stand for? Rapport?

And the background music helps too :p

As House said, doesn't experience normal emotions, not no emotions. Psychopaths can still feel things but because they lack empathy their emotional response is not the same as other people. A vast majority of psychopaths would rather fit into society than stick out and so learn to mimick the way normal people behave, masking the fact they don't actually feel that way for the sake of fitting in.

Psychopaths do have empathy, that is what gives them a better understanding of emotions and emotional responses. Its the complete lack of remorse that makes them extremely good at applying the appropriate emotion at the right level to manipulate outcomes in their favour. Many high level business executives are psychopaths, they understand their employees and clients and thus able to apply methods to manipulate a desirable outcome that ultimately benefits themselves and have no remorse for the financial or emotional impact it may have on their staff or customers. Play the "I know exactly how you feel" card to get them on side and take as much from them as you can with no regret.

@@sniggs101 This, but a lot of the problem is people think empathy means compassion, and it just plain doesn't. Knowing how other people feel is not the same as caring about how they feel.

that really is how psychopaths are.

Right? Didn't think that was possible

Episode no.

Yes, it is! It usually turned into physical harm when my ex changed like that. He only did it twice with me. I left after the first time. The second time, he caught me off guard before the restraining order was served.

The mask drop. It would never happen in a setting as calm and sober as this but she did a really great job capturing how unsettling it is

It takes one to know one, or to project such traits on others.

At least he knows about his condition I guess but I wouldn't like to ask how he discovered it. :/

@@TheTruthKiwi He gave me the details and info from his past, but the info is his and not mine to share. Cheers!

Most psychopaths who want to do good seem to be without empathy or conscience. However, they end up being the people who are right and end up being right people at the right time. Stalin for instance. He was a person who held a Union together, and the process of disintegration began after destalinisation under Krushchev

@@Koba_78 ah yes, the good guy stalin who killed at least 7 million people (4% of USSR’s population)

I'm not a psychopath, more a sociopath than anything, but I've been in a number groups where I was the only thing holding everyone together and when my own behavior got me ostracized from the group it essentially totally fell apart. for clarity's sake: I feel emotions, or at least some emotions. I can genuinely cry - albeit rarely, - I can be content, which is about the closest I've ever been to what people describe as "happy" and I can at least vaguely feel affection. I however don't experience empathy, guilt or any form of regret/remorse, and I'm impulsive. some of my friends describe me as a "taker," saying that I stick with people for what I want out of them and then let them fall by the wayside once their use is expired. I've been considering seeking a professional diagnosis of ASPD so I can more succinctly explain my behavior to people who I need that get upset with me.

So many don't realize that adding certain things to people's food /drink = poisoning. They think of actual known poisons and intent to kill.

and then the creators of House MD went and fucked up their reputation with making “The Good Doctor” lmao dr house is such a beautiful rep of an autistic person imo

I love House! I have them all! I miss it! 👍

Your thinking of her weight you’re free to ask how long she’s been lacking a conscience and how long she’s been manipulating people around her

Exactly, and the answer is usually since the birth anyway

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@@jiffybiffyroblox6379 No OP is thinking about her age. Since the answer is usually the same.

Was looking for this comment. I am now at rest within my soul.

I have been called out by idiots on KZfaq for telling parts of my story with my abusive ex. I've been called weak, a liar etc. My ex was a patch-holder in an outlaw biker club. He's dead or I wouldn't be writing this. I absolutely understand what your saying and have the scars to prove it. So do my children.

Good lord thats awful.i hope you never have to see him again when thats all said and done. Absolutely terrifying. Good luck and stay safe

@@SmokesKwazukii thank you, no. He's dead.

​@@s.v.2796 Think they were talking to OP

@@bleepbloop404 I was wondering lol!

He had a different haircut every season

House regularly poisoned people, especially Wilson

😳😳

Can u tell me the episode number and season or just the season please please

​@@i_do_3975 Remorse, season 6 episode 12 👉

How often do you see others do this? You work in a cereal shop?

Haha I actually do that! Lmao 😅 The cereal seems to not get soggy as quick.

With chickzzz

I agree. It's like there's no soul in their eyes.. it is truly an unsettling thing to see and experience; especially first hand. Hopefully you don't have to deal with that on a regular reoccurring basis. ✌🤍

Sounds like PTSD j being honest

the difference between eccentric and crazy is the same thing, like if batman wasn't a billionaire. lol

I wish she “poisoned” me, she could lace me with 100mg of valium but in all seriousness high stress jobs can lead to psychotic behavioural activity such as ptsd from emergency response workers causing them lack of emotion or response to such bad situations same with soldiers

I think later in that episode she told House "Takes one to know one" so... Prob yeah

Sophisticated *sociopath

house is not a psychopath, he care and have empathy but use a mask and distance himself to protect him and his patients, you see that he deeply care in the last season with Willson getting cancer and him sacrificing his carrer to give Willson last days on earth to be the mosy joyous one

No only ones that try and fit in. All the TV serial killers are like Batemen they gotta practice to be the way they are. Also doesnt help the fact that we cant help but isolate people with that condition.

​@40K LEGION dude... who do you think sales, politicians, Corporate CEOs, Bankster, insurance salesmen, news anchors, journalists and pretty much any other parasitic career choice, like... you think they aren't all psychopaths? and every one of them requires a college degree. the "educational" institutions are instilling and brainwashing psychopaths into people where they can only see their point of view, how it benefits them and have no qualms about poisoning and killing someone's beloved pet as a "veterinarian doctor" so they can maximize profits and commission for holding the animals life ransom for a higher price. literally happened to me.

They already are.

@Eli Schlenker you wouldn't happen to be Jewish would you?

Well there you go guess who's in Washington d.c. running the show including nasty Pelosi and hitlery Clinton all of them. And we thought they were all just evil. They're just Psychopaths. With a lot of blood on her hands and they don't even feel any regret.

Same.

😢

And my dad, though he was a good military officer. I guess positions of authority work well for psychopaths, as long as they are left to analyse and rule us while being emotionally detached from every individual.

But he's empathetic to babies 🤔

Be careful

long as he's not violent he's no worse or better than anyone end

Your step brother probably has Antisocial personality disorder, or is just symptomatic (like a lot of Narcissistic people). The flavor of which might be Psycho or Socio. Or many other ‘flavors’. That determination is better left up to the doctors.

@@Mocha_x_svt you know psychopath dont have to be violent. They dont feel any guilt at all. Your 1+y.o nephew that always crying so loud early in the morning? Wont it be convenient if the kid somehow fall over the pool in the back when no one watching and drowned. Thats how psycho think and act.

@@Mocha_x_svt You can cause a lot of damage w/o being violent. Most normal people have the voices in their head to prevent them from doing it. Pyschos.....not as much.

Only one thing. A narcissist which by definition is anti social behavior by psychopathic traits are extremely polished manipulators. Similar to the grooming behavior of a sexual predator; the narcissist side "grooms" their intended "supply" by first seeking emotional support and help followed by seeking physical support all the while gaining the confidence of their victim or new "supply." It's a at first slow and methodical process. The main purpose is to gain the confidence of their new victim in order to begin to pull out personal information about the new supply and/or victim in hopes of gaining some type of information that they can later use against their new victim in order to control, manipulate, frustrate, blackmail or even extort from that person. Boundaries only work when the person who is using them actually knows that they are in need. With a narcissist grooming capabilities the abuse is very subtle. Moreover, they tend to destroy their victim's support centers. Parents. Siblings. Friends. Law Enforcement..The Courts. Primary Care physicians. Employers. Hospital staffs. Neighbors. Pastors. Rabbi's. Priest. Church groups such as men's and women's groups such a as Bible studies. Lenders. Credit Unions or Banks. Their own Family members. Nieces. Nephews. Aunt's. Uncle's. Grandparents if any are still alive. County Governments. It takes a victim to reach out to a total stranger in asking for help in getting a hold of the relationship where the stranger then can see from outside of the relationship that the victim doesn't need help with fixing a so called broken relationship, but to run from the actual fully functioning abuse system. Because the victim doesn't understand that another person could be so evil. Polished liars and thieves. The only difference between a male narcissist and a female narcissist is genitalia. That's it. Other than that there isn't any distinction. Both can be physically violent. Chameleon like. I know what I am talking about. There is NO cure. Any Dr. who believes otherwise is a quack or a money grabber..

Not all PD are psychos though

​@@johnhaggart9376 brilliant explaination, but...paragraphs please!

​@@johnhaggart9376 in these cases, boundaries are nice, but can only be maintained by *credible* threats of violence against the narcissist.

@@sharonevans5186 I was using my phone. It stopped co-operating a while ago. The $800.00 Dollar replacement cost is

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Don't get it

​@@JayJay-kq8ol He goes for the crazy ones.

Very well done.

Had a run in with a head hunter at a large company I worked for after the military, he followed me into the bathroom to fire me and I told him he had no reason to fire me and he said he was doing it because it made him feel good, so I knocked him out and went back to work and worked there for 5 more years until I started my own business.

@@dennis-The-menace based

@dennis-The-menace Based

Most don't even know they are one, your average person doesn't sit down and compare notes of how emotions feel so there isn't really a way to distinguish mimicking from the real thing even for said individual.

My 1st husband was all that and more he could behave this way at the drop of a hat unless he was on drugs good or bad legal or illegal. He is completely described by Houses descript! He continues to hurt us even after after over 40 years of divorce.

Or, to get something out of it. Here she's feeding off their reactions. They are asking her, she's bragging about her... skills?

Talking about psychopaths without being one yourself is a sure tell way of appearing an idiot. There is no way to explain the difference, just as little as I can explain what having empathy is like.

Sounds like you're mistaking them for sociopaths.

you picked him

@@bobbyharris1725 Easy tiger 🐅 , I’m not complaining 😂

​@bobbyharris1725 Sure, you aren't one yourself? Ever heard of manipulation

Avoid such people at all cost. They will manipulate often to your harm at the moment they see opportunity! My dad and sister were sociopaths it took me a lifetime to see and takes discipline to avoid them. I just remind myself they are always setting traps for my emotions working me like a yoyo!

Yes....usually are narcissists..to a degree...very charming to others....its scary to watch them in action..but trust me even if they are related...RUN

I think I'll start

Thank you! This was what I was scrolling for.