Ask a psychopath

[Hakim Khan Urgonai]

Stop praising me.

Not gonna work.

Maybe thats why you were resistant to the advances of Marwat_Jinkay.

[RevolutionThroughReason]

Read what I added.

A highly intelligent psycopath only does what his benefit is in or what he wants, provided he can get away with it. He is well aware of the consequences, but does not care for them like me in most cases. I do not fear going to jail, it is inconvenient. Unlike many psychopaths, I am a Muslim so I fear only Allah.

The reason why I wouldn't kill someone is because there is no benefit in either jail or qabr/hell.
If I was certain about not getting caught or not going to hell, I would kill right now if I felt like it (sometimes I do).

If I truly wanted to kill someone, I would.

Also, harldy any psycopaths would murder because it is inconvenient when you face a long sentence.

Epic Faiil Hakim ....you're describing a sociopath not a psychopath .....lol

Juvenile attempt at trying to exaggerate your persona has ended in shambles

[RevolutionThroughReason]

A psychopath maybe also aware of the results or the samara of his doings,but it does not care him,he ignores it,or even counts with it.
As an example we have Andreas Breivik.

hahaha you re the most uneducated blundering fool on this site

what you describe is called SOCiOPATHY, not PSYCHOPATH, PSYCHOPATHY is specifically called so because they're NOT fully cognizant of reality

[Hakim Khan Urgonai]

There is no official definition of the difference between a psychopath and a sociopath, and some say that the terms are largely interchangeable. In fact, the The Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM) lists both psychopathy and sociopathy under the heading of Antisocial Personalities. Both psychopaths and sociopaths engage in similar actions and tend to have similar characteristics. The idea of psychopathy is older than that of sociopathy, and has a more defined means of diagnosis. Some differentiate between these conditions based on their proposed causes, but others disagree with this method, as the causes of both conditions are not definitively known. Additionally, both of these conditions are generally considered to be different from psychosis and Anti-Social Personality Disorder (ASPD), though these terms are sometimes associated with them.

[Hakim Khan Urgonai]

Epic Faiil Hakim ....you're describing a sociopath not a psychopath .....lol

Juvenile attempt at trying to exaggerate your persona has ended in shambles

There's a lot of debate about the presentation of a psychopath versus a sociopath. Some people say that a psychopath is extremely well-organized, secretive, and manipulative, while a sociopath is disorganized, unable to pass for "normal," and messier in his or her crimes. Others say the exact opposite. People may try to differentiate between a psychopath and a sociopath based on his or her ability to feel compassion, saying that a psychopath feels no compassion for anyone at all, while a sociopath might feel compassion for his or her family members or friends. There is no consensus on these distinctions, however, and since individual psychopaths and sociopaths have distinct personalities, the behavior of one person diagnosed as one or the other might differ entirely from someone else with a similar diagnosis.

[Hakim Khan Urgonai]

hahaha you re the most uneducated blundering fool on this site

what you describe is called SOCiOPATHY, not PSYCHOPATH, PSYCHOPATHY is specifically called so because they're NOT fully cognizant of reality

If a psychpath is not in touch with reality, how can they do this?

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Key symptoms of a Psychopath/Sociopath:

Psychopaths can be very effective in presenting themselves well and are often very likable and charming. To some people, however, they seem too slick and smooth, too obviously insincere and superficial. Astute observers often get the impression that psychopaths are play-acting, mechanically, "reading their lines". Sociopaths are very egocentric individuals that lack a sense of personal responsibility and morality. They may be impulsive, manipulative, reckless, quarrelsome, and consistent liars.
The sociopath may be an excellent actor, always appearing charming, calm, and collected. They usually have a normal or above normal intelligence level and good verbal fluency. It is these qualities that sometimes place the sociopath in leadership positions within their social groups and often make it hard to spot their "black side".
from www.findlaci2003.us
Psychopaths can be very sociable, even though they are antisocial behind their "mask" in the sense that their "emotions" are completely fake. They are masters at manipulating others for their personal gain. Their charm, in fact, is legendary. Psychopaths are experts at using people. They can ask anything of anyone without embarrassment and because of their outgoing seducing friendliness, their use of "poor innocent me! I am such a GOOD person and I have been treated so BADLY!" the victim invariably gets sucked into giving the psychopath what they ask for - no matter how outrageous.
Psychopaths are masters at faking emotions in order to manipulate others. One psychologist reported that if you actually catch them in the act of committing a crime, or telling a lie, "they will immediately justify their actions by self pity and blaming another, by creating a heart-rending scene of faked emotional feelings." These fake emotions are only for effect, as the careful observer will note. The Psychopath considers getting their way or getting out of trouble using faked emotions as a victory over another person.

Psychopaths are incapable of feeling concern or remorse for the consequences of their actions. They can calmly rationalize their insensitive and bizarre behavior all the while attributing malice to everyone but themselves. When caught in a lie, they will manipulate others or stories to their own advantage without any fear of being found out - even if it is obvious to everyone around them that they WILL be found out.

Psychopaths cannot feel fear for themselves, much less empathy for others. Most normal people, when they are about to do something dangerous, illegal, or immoral, feel a rush of worry, nervousness, or fear. Guilt may overwhelm them and prevent them from even committing the deed. The psychopath feels little or nothing.
The psychopath seems to be full of something akin to deep greed. They manifest this inner state in many ways. One of the most common ways is to steal something of value to their victim (valuables), or to hurt/slander the victim or something or someone the victim loves. In the psychopath's mind, this is justified because the victim crossed him, did not give him what he wanted, or rejected him (or her).

Psychopaths lie for the sake of lying. They can convey the deepest heart-felt message without meaning a word of it. They can also tell the most outrageous stories simply in order to be at the center of attention and to get what they want.
The psychopath is obsessed with control even if they give the impression of being helpless. Their pretense to emotional sensitivity is really part of their control function: The higher the level of belief in the psychopath that can be induced in their victim through their dramas, the more "control" the psychopath believes they have. And in fact, this is true. They DO have control when others believe their lies. Sadly, the degree of belief, the degree of "submission" to this control via false representation, generally produces so much pain when the truth is glimpsed that the victim would prefer to continue in the lie than face the fact that they have been duped. The psychopath counts on this. It is part of their "actuarial calculations." It gives them a feeling of power.

It is all too easy to fall under the spell of the charismatic psychopath. There are many who do the psychopath's bidding without realizing that they have been subtly and cleverly controlled. They can even be manipulated to perform criminal acts, or acts of sabotage against another - innocent - person on behalf of the psychopath. Very often, when this is realized by the victim, that they have caused suffering in innocent people at the behest of a liar, again they prefer to deny this than to face up to the truth of their own perfidy and gullibility.

http://tpw3homeowners.org/Psychopath.htm

[RevolutionThroughReason]

homeowners.org? fail

[Hakim Khan Urgonai]

homeowners.org? fail

The age old debate of psychopathy versus sociopathy is not one that can be answered easily. This is mainly because the words are often used interchangeably, and even when the terms are clearly defined by one scholar, another may disagree and choose to use the term in an entirely different fashion. Looking up these terms in dictionaries can lead to more confusion as the definition for psychopathy may include the word sociopathy in its description and vice versa!

Research suggests that, “psychopaths are a stable proportion of any population, can be from any segment of society, may constitute a distinct taxonomical class forged by frequency-dependent natural selection, and that the muting of the social emotions is the proximate mechanism that enables psychopaths to pursue their self-centered goals without felling the pangs of guilt. Sociopaths are more the products of adverse environmental experiences that affect autonomic nervous system and neurological development that may lead to physiological responses similar to those of psychopaths. Antisocial personality disorder is a legal/clinical label that may be applied to both psychopaths and sociopaths” (Walsh & Wu, 2008).

In other words, in the mental health field there is some consensus that psychopathy is more of an innate phenomenon whereas sociopathy, which has a similar clinical presentation to psychopathy, is more the result of environmental factors (poverty, exposure to violence, permissive or neglectful parenting, etc.). This is of course difficult to prove, as the nature versus nurture debate never seems to have a winner, and for good reason–it is very likely that both our biological components and environmental exposures influence and shape us fairly equally.

http://blogs.psychcentral.com/forens...s-psychopathy/

Still says the same.

I am a psychopath, not a sociopath but my condition may have been caused by environmental factors.

[RevolutionThroughReason]

blogs? ..

[Hakim Khan Urgonai]

blogs? ..

Do you have a problem with blogs?

[faye]

i always thought from information about psychopths, that their inability to feel empathy was one of their distinguishing features.

[Hakim Khan Urgonai]

i always thought from information about psychopths, that their inability to feel empathy was one of their distinguishing features.

Yes it is.

[کیش]

[Problem]

Wow this is interesting. A Pashtun psychopath! Why not.

Normally they are White males, however.

[IamDZJ]

dear psychopath in disguise (problem is not much of a disguise by the way..), stop having conversations with yourself.