How to Deal With a Psychopath

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  • Опубликовано: 24 авг 2024

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  • @plebweeb8868
    @plebweeb8868 6 лет назад +57

    I'm actually kinda glad that I met my psychopath. Sure, they used me, but I've used their behavior to figure out who to leave out of my life and who to let in. It really made me more aware of the state and personalities of people and it also helped me a lot with the psychology of other people as well as my own mentally ill sisters.

    • @hyperplasmicsurprises6013
      @hyperplasmicsurprises6013 3 года назад +2

      ✅💪👍👍👏👏

    • @plebweeb8868
      @plebweeb8868 3 года назад +3

      Coming back after 3 years that I'm 100% glad I met my psychopath! This is what life gave me and now I'm in the place I'm meant to be. It is through this that I found a renewed understanding and patience for those around me :)

    • @donaldanfreud9595
      @donaldanfreud9595 Год назад

      @@plebweeb8868 I'm envy about that. I hope I can notice easily people's manipulations too. As of now, I have a few skills like I can use silence at my advantage with those people but I want more skills

    • @dorianwallace2623
      @dorianwallace2623 Месяц назад

      "I knew it, there was something wrong with this person."

  • @christinehaigh9807
    @christinehaigh9807 7 лет назад +120

    Many of us get talked out of our intuition, which is a trap to keep you in their presence.

    • @just_peachy6582
      @just_peachy6582 5 лет назад

      Ugh I so agree with this ,

    • @joea.9969
      @joea.9969 5 лет назад +2

      I remember once interacting with a guy for just a few minutes. No real reason but he gave me major creep alert! Just something wrong.

    • @Elpipiton
      @Elpipiton 5 лет назад +2

      Catherine Murphy happened to me too I thought I was socially aware wow there are people on another level

    • @zensage9906
      @zensage9906 5 лет назад +3

      Oh but there's always an empath who is one step ahead. We see and feel all things that don't seem right. We will hone in and analyze you to a T. We know their next move cause lets face it, THESE parasites have no common sense or intuition. Hence why they target GOOD people. One step ahead.

    • @nossonklein7836
      @nossonklein7836 5 лет назад +2

      So true was thinking the same thing

  • @sage6269
    @sage6269 7 лет назад +163

    But psychopaths DO have feelings. Just for themselves though. They can feel sadness, anger, excitement, etc. If a person had NO feelings, they would be like a vegetable or catatonic. Psychopaths have no EMPATHY or REMORSE, but they do have personal feelings.

    • @SharonMessage
      @SharonMessage 5 лет назад +8

      Personal shallow feelings are not the same as emotions their inability to experience love, compassion, harmony, peace or joy ultimately a tragedy for the psychopath. In the end they don't care, *"Mind over matter, I don't mind and you don't matter"*

    • @Tsumami__
      @Tsumami__ 5 лет назад +4

      Catatonia and paralysis don't mean someone lacks feelings.

    • @gabrielamartinyuk6438
      @gabrielamartinyuk6438 5 лет назад +3

      ҳ̸Ҳ̸ҳ Sage ҳ̸Ҳ̸ҳ feelings of absolute hate towards others and victim feelings for themselves

    • @MegKampen
      @MegKampen 5 лет назад +13

      Yeah! They have feelings of hate, revenge, and superiority.

    • @pinkwolf9160
      @pinkwolf9160 4 года назад

      They don't let feelings get in there way they suppress them

  • @sarabiscruggs9365
    @sarabiscruggs9365 9 лет назад +104

    Being too quiet to a psychopath after you already made some connection with them will bring up red flags in their mind. not smart...play along and act as you did previously.

    • @willfulwhore
      @willfulwhore 8 лет назад +3

      You will eventually have to leave, then what?

    • @sarabiscruggs9365
      @sarabiscruggs9365 8 лет назад +6

      play it smart and by ear
      really depends on your own situation

    • @greventlv
      @greventlv 8 лет назад +14

      +Sarabi Scruggs I tend to agree it's better to cauterize the wound and move on. Slowly ending it may cause more trouble as the resultant exposure may be dangerous.

    • @Sumeya-jb9xt
      @Sumeya-jb9xt 8 лет назад +8

      +Sarabi Scruggs --- in my experience, they would avoid an outburst as much as possible. So if I was to disappear suddenly, they wouldn't act out on the redflags, so as not to create a scene. If they create a scene, it means there is a problem, that they have lost control, and that they are infact, nuts! From my experience, they've always tried to sweet talk their way back by emotional manipulation, guilt tripping, etc. I think it's best to cut away and to not give in to the guilt-tripping (if you have that option!)

    • @hankmoody940
      @hankmoody940 8 лет назад +10

      I was in a relationship where I had to make up my mind on what I wanted to do with completely shutting the woman off for continuing to text her and this is after we broke up. She would text me thousands of text messages, complete manipulation from a sociopath. Not going to say what she said because some of it is actually rather raunchy, and private however not speaking to her cause me more problems then sending the occasional text back even just the emoji con, she eventually just gave up and left me alone. It took about a total of a month once I found out exactly what kind of person she was to get her off of my back. But as I said when I started to completely cut her off it got worse and she came to my house and was banging on my door literally for hours.

  • @haywoodjablomy1361
    @haywoodjablomy1361 9 лет назад +456

    Is it just me, or does this video seem to describe most politicians in general?

  • @mandeloo9404
    @mandeloo9404 8 лет назад +125

    This is tragically under researched.

    • @MelindadelosSantos
      @MelindadelosSantos 8 лет назад +6

      Yep, it's about a hundred or two hundred years old. But now GMOs, Vaccines, and quantum physics put matters of the heart, or psyche, into the backburner.

    • @mandeloo9404
      @mandeloo9404 8 лет назад +3

      +Melinda de los Santos SO TRUE.

    • @pthompson108
      @pthompson108 8 лет назад +2

      Have you checked out Sam Vaknin's work. ?

    • @thebeerhunter7307
      @thebeerhunter7307 7 лет назад +1

      BS I need to be a 1000 miles away from you !

    • @jwutube43
      @jwutube43 7 лет назад

      Star Trek episode where Spock dies. Spock dies yet saves millions. I'm not sure if Spock or Vulcans are Psychopath, or if Vulcans are Autistic or? Mill philosopher says same as Spock "...needs of the many outweigh needs of the few..."

  • @mayaportland8805
    @mayaportland8805 8 лет назад +31

    Oh and they will say "I love you" and throw you few crumbs of affection only when you're trying to get away from them, when they know you're serious about ending your relationship. The moment they got you back in the hook, they go back to ignoring you, treating you like you're invisible, unless they need you to do something for them.

    • @yduhsjss7255
      @yduhsjss7255 4 года назад

      Dioa rex devo cetet vdhulica

    • @tabanilla871
      @tabanilla871 3 года назад +1

      So what do you do when your married to one? With kids

    • @maevemaiden
      @maevemaiden 3 года назад +1

      @@tabanilla871 just work on yourself and they will run when they can no longer manipulate you then you can find someone better and help raise your kids

  • @NarutoFreakii
    @NarutoFreakii 7 лет назад +64

    Its so sad dealing with psychopaths especially when they are/were your friends. The reason is that there is no hope to ever change them and break the wall of their cold nature. The only thing to do is to give up and accept and that's what is sad about it. I see mostly the best in every person and that's why it's hard for me understanding and dealing with psychopaths.

    • @NarutoFreakii
      @NarutoFreakii 7 лет назад +8

      ***** well that's right, but you got to see for yourself whats a better lifestyle in your eyes. I don't see having most power as a potential life fuel. My fuel is being in balance with my self and so being in harmony with everyone else. From that comes greatness in my eyes, not from might. Not having might doesn't mean you are nothing and worthless. You are a human and you are able to become the best version of yourself without benefiting from others and so harming them, the only "struggle" with this is that it's the harder way. but in my whole life I didn't see the easy way as the good way. the hard way is forming the best personalities, abilities and empathy for your surroundings. Psychopaths though would never see it in the way i see it, but that's the reason why I believe that they are more or less kind of "dead inside".

    • @liltr3ysinisterbdthedarkon881
      @liltr3ysinisterbdthedarkon881 7 лет назад +1

      sa ra there not even people just highly IQ lost.genderless .comfused humannoids .I believe this is the problem with the feminist movement and rape victims they think that a man raped them when in all reality all psychopaths men are not men just genderless voids not straight or homosexual just genderless voids hell I believe it's still an American crime that they haven't made personal bedrooms for these demons there not Mr or Ms ya fill me .give them all there own personal bathrooms all over America called PS so they won't be so undetected and an evil destructionest to society and humanity.............................. +we need to create psychopathic detection system test. yes by law from a period of 18-24 that's it bottom line other then that it becomes available a major pandemic of problems and issues for humanity 🌏🌏🌏as a🌕 whole..........

    • @mythicdeadmouse2196
      @mythicdeadmouse2196 6 лет назад

      LX you would be right who would want to give this up

    • @Shelilah41
      @Shelilah41 6 лет назад

      So true you can not change them!!!!!

    • @maaletasatsachmet6815
      @maaletasatsachmet6815 6 лет назад

      oh yah, i went total stockholm syndrome a year or so ago, after they cut my hair and left live 357 bullets in my bed, 5x, 5 bullets. Disconnected my heat, and vandalized my security cameras, 3x each, on separate occasions. I thought it was raccoons on my roof, expected to find piss-pots and sleeping bags in my attic! after seeing my stored stolen clothes on them on fakebook. There was so much to document, i started taking pix, they deleted over 800 from @ 2 years. it was almost every week, i had to start over, cleaning and clearing, they bring in and leave clues to let me know who. Im done. Im not leaving. I hope i dont have any emergencies, i have no one. had a gal stay on a few of their nights, she went out side when she heard them, they played her like a fiddle, snuck in, she passed out... 7x. i helped her move out. Turns out she was on drugs and got mean and mouthy towards me. She came back, and stole more. Nope, i figured out how, now, its gonna be over my dead body, unless i find some help to set up cameras and establish security. maybe hire a guard , to go to dr and dentist.

  • @doveheydon2906
    @doveheydon2906 5 лет назад +18

    How to deal with a Psychopath....Hard when it's your mother, had to cut ties, lucky to survive others did not.😪

  • @HoneyBadger323
    @HoneyBadger323 9 лет назад +189

    Respectfully, I disagree about keeping quiet. If they're dangerous and you disappear mysteriously, no one will know the difference if no one knew about the psychopath.

    • @AppleSlicesUnite
      @AppleSlicesUnite 9 лет назад +21

      TheSheandoah yes, I agree. I think it's better to say, tell the right people and not the wrong people. People who you don't know you too good, don't tell them. Your family who loves you, and best long term friends will believe you because they know you to not be any of those things.

    • @HoneyBadger323
      @HoneyBadger323 9 лет назад +19

      Soloman1001 That doesn't really matter in context of keeping quiet about the psychopath. They hate being exposed. It's not safe for the victim of the psychopath's' abuse to keep their abuse a Little Secret.

    • @AppleSlicesUnite
      @AppleSlicesUnite 9 лет назад +14

      Soloman1001 no they are not cowards. Some people assume that a person is a coward because they don't boldly charge ahead, no matter what. a pschopath, lays in the background studying their prey. thats not being a coward. being a coward comes from a place of feeling, psychopaths don't feel for others.

    • @HoneyBadger323
      @HoneyBadger323 9 лет назад +15

      Soloman1001 I know them very well dear. They don't want people to think they're murderers, that way, they can get away with murder if need be. Expose These MONSTERS!!!!!!!!!!!

    • @HoneyBadger323
      @HoneyBadger323 9 лет назад +4

      Soloman1001 People are just stupid according to you, so I'm not having this conversation anymore with you.

  • @larryeelriver
    @larryeelriver 5 лет назад +25

    It seems like some of them have a particular type of grin on there face at times..

    • @ajc2208
      @ajc2208 3 года назад +1

      Referred to as a smirk....they feel smug when they have duped someone.

  • @cloudyfvx60
    @cloudyfvx60 3 года назад +8

    Being intelligent doesn't necessarily mean school smart, it can be street smart or emotionally smart.

    • @nUmBskulLL
      @nUmBskulLL 2 года назад +1

      That's just what dumb people say to make themselves feel better. (jk) ;)

  • @NarcissistFreealmost
    @NarcissistFreealmost 9 лет назад +38

    Excellent advice. Took me a long time to even believe what I was dealing with. At first, I thought he was just an abuser. So, expose the abuser was the advice, only to find out he did exactly what you said - he was so far ahead of the game, he had already gotten to everyone! Right from the beginning when we first started dating! I just looked even crazier than he was telling people I was. However, that's the only way I finally started believe what IT was.
    It's an insane situation to deal with - and by the way support? HA! He took care of all that right from the beginning - cut me off and isolated me completely.
    Forgiving yourself - you have to or it will eat you alive.
    Great vid!

  • @ac80577
    @ac80577 8 лет назад +29

    sociopaths have an unconscious attachment to old feelings of being marginalized and rejected. Their narcisistic and manipulative behavior is a psychological defense used to hide their unconscious entanglement with these negative emotions of unworthiness. Of course the victims of sociopaths also gravitate unconsciously towards emotions of helplessness and powerlessness. So basically the sociopath and his victim have the same unconscious unresolved issue.

    • @helenarainio5843
      @helenarainio5843 5 лет назад +2

      thank you. i agree with you. Can i add ? sometimes the victims can not speak. sometimes the victim Can be not believed. adult or baby . sometimes A kind of discrimination as mental disorder is used against the victim. sometimes women live in a patriarcal country Where people Say they protect women and babies. it is a story what a man told me . Why this story make him laughing each Time ?

    • @tammyroyal3377
      @tammyroyal3377 5 лет назад +1

      Right on point!

  • @R_S747
    @R_S747 7 лет назад +71

    Also all the things you listed apply to narcissists and sociopaths too.

    • @jbates725
      @jbates725 5 лет назад +2

      @Omar Khalil Incorrect

    • @Evajeanfreedom
      @Evajeanfreedom 5 лет назад +2

      Narcissists ARE capable of feelings and remorse... but not for very long. Their trauma/developmental injury occurred late enough that they had already developed some empathy.
      Sociopaths generally feel very little to no feeling or empathy - their injury occurred very early before they began to develop.
      I'm not sure about psychopaths ... I'm sure it comes from extreme trauma, making them monstrous. They're not all violent though. They're the most dangerous people though - as they're capable of great evil with NO remorse or care

    • @gligo7586
      @gligo7586 5 лет назад +4

      I am under the impression that they exist on a spectrum, not independent of one another

    • @SharonMessage
      @SharonMessage 5 лет назад +2

      Precisely.

    • @matthiascerebri3315
      @matthiascerebri3315 5 лет назад +2

      @@Evajeanfreedom Narcissists are always capable of feelings, and also dont have this high self- esteem deep inside of them. Only that they are focussing so much on themselves...

  • @flamingowen
    @flamingowen 8 лет назад +174

    this is right on. my sister is like this. it took me decades to figure it out and the only way I felt better was when I finally cut ties with her. she twisted everything, she lied constantly, she was cruel and hid it from others, she faked emotions, she was cold, she was mean, she was incredibly narcissistic, charismatic, smart, talented. it was absolutely awful dealing with her even for 5 minutes. anyway, it's too bad because I really needed a good sister but it wasn't to be I guess. it's like she really doesn't understand what human feelings are. it's very odd.

    • @VibesMaster000
      @VibesMaster000 8 лет назад +5

      I feel you, I'm like your sister it's hard to explain but is sometimes helpful

    • @MeredithMynroseUniversalHealer
      @MeredithMynroseUniversalHealer 7 лет назад +2

      be my sister, just made a police report against my ex sister. She harassed my youtube channel.

    • @honkhonk7153
      @honkhonk7153 7 лет назад

      I don't think she's a psychopath she might be a bad person but not a psychopath if you really think she is go get her diangonsed

    • @nicksupreme2094
      @nicksupreme2094 6 лет назад +2

      1 out of 2000 women is a psychopath, so it's not likely that she is one. The way you describe her sounds very nasty, but it can also suggest NPD or something. I would not assume she is a psychopath but if she's as manipulative as you describe her, do not trust her.

    • @floydreddin1162
      @floydreddin1162 6 лет назад +4

      I’m in a very similar situation with my brother. He punches me for no reason the try’s to act like a good brother then sucks up to my parents. He is very academically talented and lies constently. I can relate x

  • @barbaragrace4446
    @barbaragrace4446 9 лет назад +139

    Thank you.
    It is imperative to get away from these people with the least amount of drama possible. Show no fear to them even if you are terrified. Do not let them see it at all. They use it.

    • @DanTheman-or2ye
      @DanTheman-or2ye 8 лет назад +6

      true

    • @justinajones3000
      @justinajones3000 8 лет назад +7

      +Barbara Grace Thank you for the support I need. I am getting away from this person in a foreign country, today, with "the least amount of drama possible". Thank you Barbara Grace for being here right when I needed it.

    • @barbaragrace4446
      @barbaragrace4446 8 лет назад +3

      You're so welcome Justina. We're all gonna be Ok. Not the same, but maybe even better in the end.

    • @zachariahstovall1744
      @zachariahstovall1744 8 лет назад +3

      +Barbara Grace i've watched an read a lot of information on psychopathy. i myself am i psychopath. i am trying understand that i manipulate. it's what i always have done. i am trying to be more aware of how i affect people.
      why aren't we trying to find a way to live with psychopaths. i don't want to be all alone an bored.
      we were born this way. you can know i'm a psychopath. i can know you know what i am. we can both agree to live with that. why can't we be friends. i would just have to more aware of what i say and do around you.

    • @barbaragrace4446
      @barbaragrace4446 8 лет назад +7

      I sure don't want you to be lonely. I also can not put myself in a position to be hurt by you. The damage can be permanent. Nothing is worth the damage I've already suffered and I would rather be alone.

  • @1sweetsue
    @1sweetsue 9 лет назад +3

    I have dealt with several people who meet this criteria. Strangers and unfortunately family. I found out that a niece had been diagnosed as a psychopath but I didn't believe it as she has many of her mothers' (my sister ) traits and I grew up with this kind of behavior ( without physical violence ) being considered normal. It can really mess you up being a kid and living in this kind of environment . Sounds strange but it takes a lot of heartache and time to distance yourself and stop being a victim. Worth it in the end.

  • @mrphilip11
    @mrphilip11 8 лет назад +19

    The "how to" portion begins at 5:27.
    Before that is his definition of what psychopaths are, which though worth watching, will be redundant for anyone who reads about this stuff. He also neglected to mention that psychopathy is a spectrum, and each tell-tale sign of psychopathy he describes varies wildly in severity across different psychopaths.

    • @DailyCorvid
      @DailyCorvid 3 года назад

      THANK YOU I was getting pissy with having to skip through all the bullcrap to get to the meat and potatoes :D

  • @madamebovary2829
    @madamebovary2829 3 года назад +4

    Psychopats can be very shallow, and they only feel for themselves, but faking empathy toward others.

    • @toyoscio
      @toyoscio 3 года назад +2

      Of course, to get what they want

  • @seb389
    @seb389 8 лет назад +50

    I m dealing with one at work and this video is soooooo right !

  • @sissycarolina4863
    @sissycarolina4863 5 лет назад +3

    This video is right on. I dealt with a psychopath and realized it and went silent on her because she did everything behind my back to ruin any other relationships I had with other people that were mutual friends and by golly she was successful. After I cut her completely off which she didn't like, she pulled one on me trying to get me to accept her friendship again. Little did I know that was a trap and fell for it. From that interaction, she completely twisted it around to make me look soooo very bad when I did absolutely nothing in the wrong. She went on to tell our mutual friends about how awful I was from this one interaction like it was already bad enough to begin with. So he is right don't fall for the second go around because if they didn't burn you enough the first time, they will get immense pleasure in burning you the second time like sticking a knife in your back and twisting it. After that, that was it. No more interaction of any any kind and there won't be any more interaction of any kind from me in the future and she knows it. But the damage has been done. She wrecked just about every friendship I had. I am serious. EVERY SINGLE FRIENDSHIP where she was in the picture.....GONE!

  • @bigjstudios3421
    @bigjstudios3421 5 лет назад +5

    7 years, I've been a victim of a sociopath and still am. Extortion, bringing up my past mistakes and causing way too much damage. *clenching my fists*

  • @accidentsafe
    @accidentsafe 8 лет назад +188

    Psychopaths lose all the time. That's why they're always angry and constantly dissatisfied.

    • @le_th_
      @le_th_ 8 лет назад +18

      +accidentsafe They may lose in the short term, but they will almost always make someone else pay for that which they fell they've lost. They don't always care who pays, just that someone pays.

    • @Tespri
      @Tespri 8 лет назад +17

      +accidentsafe Well yes and no. They might win competition, but they are still angry at themselves because deep inside they know that they didn't win because of their skills, but because they were cheating. Many of them lie to themselves that cheating is just part of the competition.

    • @accidentsafe
      @accidentsafe 8 лет назад +16

      +Tespri They don't lie to themselves. They 100% believe that cheating is a part of the game. You must win at all costs!

    • @le_th_
      @le_th_ 8 лет назад +19

      accidentsafe lol...NO, they believe that cheating is part of the game for THEM. If they think others are cheating, they'll call them out or expose them. They know they can't win if others cheat, or they can't get as much money (or whatever they're playing for).
      They feel entitled to cheat, but will skewer anyone else who DARE to try and cheat them.
      It's always a double standard with them.

    • @Tespri
      @Tespri 8 лет назад +7

      le th This is why they never stay in power when the chaos hits in. History of ancient china has proven it pretty well. It's easy to climb social ladder through deception and cheating but it's hard to stay in power once chaos hits in and people will be forced to use same methods as them.

  • @bonniesherman4941
    @bonniesherman4941 5 лет назад +6

    They might have a circle of devotees/ admirers/ supporters who feel strong being accepted by the psychopath. The psychopath uses this circle to strengthen their stories and blackmailing schemes to bring people down who do not recognize them as 'the leader?' I'm not talking about teachers although a psycho. could be a teacher, I'm talking about people in the community ie. a neighbor, co-worker, friend?, etc.

    • @bonniesherman4941
      @bonniesherman4941 5 лет назад +1

      David, your presentation is one of the best I've heard. Thank YOU.

  • @lightclub9622
    @lightclub9622 2 года назад +1

    My brother is a psychopath and I just went through the worst time of my life watching him get off at court for busting up my shoulder really badly. He totally hypnotised the jury into believing a false narrative and was found not guilty - even though he's twice my size he convinced the court that I attacked him. I feel so violated but can do nothing except grieve my situation.

  • @grazryan
    @grazryan 8 лет назад +55

    I'm a victim. My past mistakes are used against me to control me. Can I get help

    • @Malik-hz5fg
      @Malik-hz5fg 8 лет назад +5

      you should go get help 👮

    • @DredScott2010
      @DredScott2010 8 лет назад +1

      I'm right with you bro!

    • @MCPerez
      @MCPerez 8 лет назад +10

      yeah me too.. now Im emotionally and mentally unstable because of that

    • @citizenOfNowhere777
      @citizenOfNowhere777 8 лет назад +6

      graz Who used your past mistakes against you? Supervisor or others? Know that past mistakes are supposed to be left in the past. If anyone abuses those past mistakes against you , know that your rights are being violated. If it is yoursupervisor, start documenting.

    • @leananshae
      @leananshae 7 лет назад +2

      ((hugs))

  • @cubeaman
    @cubeaman 9 лет назад +151

    Believe it or not, there are many psychopaths who leave normal lives. Not all of them are terrible people...

    • @MysteriaJew
      @MysteriaJew 9 лет назад +46

      you can live a 'normal' live yet being terrible. 'terrible' doesn't mean you will kill someone but you can destroy someone to grow in the company you work, for instance.

    • @MzVanessaz
      @MzVanessaz 9 лет назад +12

      MysteriaJew Many psychopaths are CEOs, leaders and have high standing positions. Apparently the numbers are like 20% I think.

    • @MysteriaJew
      @MysteriaJew 9 лет назад +6

      Well almost... its 1% of the population.

    • @Cortexion
      @Cortexion 9 лет назад +11

      FINALLY someone who understands us

    • @Cortexion
      @Cortexion 9 лет назад +8

      Emilio b
      if you want to kill tens of millions of people in careers vital to society go ahead try and see how the judges react when you want to kill them with the lawyers you want to kill or the criminals kept in prison by the police you want to kill

  • @badrisaljooghi1948
    @badrisaljooghi1948 7 лет назад +8

    I have lived with one over 30 years not understanding why why why.... All traits applies to him. Bullying, manipulative, lack of remorse, lack of empathy, fake charm, hungry for power... and ....... Thank you. I found you too late. when my Life is wasted.

    • @blacknovemberkitty4180
      @blacknovemberkitty4180 4 года назад

      I am so sorry about that.... I hope that you are safe now, and God bless you

    • @hyperplasmicsurprises6013
      @hyperplasmicsurprises6013 3 года назад

      Your life is not wasted!! Only you can make the most of what is left.Do Not,do not,hand your power away! Big big hug for you 🤗.You got this!! Be joyful,be strong,wear a smile anyways!

  • @akikono8357
    @akikono8357 8 лет назад +1

    After watching this video, I realized that I was dealing with a psychopath or maybe two psychopaths. This explains many things happened to me that I haven't been able to understand. At that time, I didn't want to believe there are evil people, but at the same time, if I think logically, there must be. I became deeply depressed and I just left that place. If I watched this video and listened to the advices earlier, I could have dealt with it properly and not lose my position.

  • @thenarcissistsscapegoat5091
    @thenarcissistsscapegoat5091 8 лет назад +23

    If you have discovered a psychopath in your life, cutting contact immediately is just about the most pathetic move you can do! You're already knee-deep, take your time and explore their demented mentality, ensure you fully comprehend the depth of their depravity, their lack of personal identity, their inability to speak the truth, and their limits before they explode into rage. Otherwise you'll be asking questions forever and might even accept another psychopath into your life unconsciously to find answers you didn't ask when you had the chance.
    Thank god i didn't cut and run.... I understood intellectually, I saw evidence physically, but the true weight of the demonic truth didn't hit me until much later when I 'accidentally' ran into her just after being rejected from the life of some innocent but obviously smarter guy than I was. She was literally a hound from hell, trying to play the role she did with me, but suffering the loss of narcissistic supply, she couldn't do it.
    She actually ran away after trying to overcome her emotional hunger for a human soul. This was not a rejected human.. this was a wolf denied it's meat to consume. It was the closest thing I've come to being seated directly in front of Satan.
    She attacked me physically many times, and the last time she had a couch over her head to squash me with. I would never go back to her apartment again, but fuck her.... she lives blocks away.. that is my specimen, guinea pig, and personal psychopath subject for life.
    She gives me the willies more than any serial killer documentary... you want to permanently walk away from that? She is, as I have been saying the past few weeks, a human/animal hybrid.

    • @xpehbam33
      @xpehbam33 8 лет назад +2

      +The Narcissist's Scapegoat Does she also have the "crazy eyes" ?? If so, I ran away from mine the moment he started to move forward with the relationship. I immediately noticed something ODD about his stare. It made me feel like i was looking a maniac into his soul. It was like looking into Satan's asshole :). The deep black void.

    • @justinajones3000
      @justinajones3000 8 лет назад +1

      +Stasik C. You are lucky you picked up on the eyes. I thought the stare (which looked past me, not into me) was due to contact lenses to correct vision problems. Hope you are living life again.

    • @szymon5486
      @szymon5486 8 лет назад +1

      +The Narcissist's Scapegoat I agree. The person who I spent time with said to me that when they were about 6 they knew they were/are a predator. Everything that exists does so only for his benefit and they only knew to control, they would do everything in their power to control everything around them.

    • @szymon5486
      @szymon5486 8 лет назад

      +Stasik C. It really is a deep black void.

    • @lokiluxlovehart8938
      @lokiluxlovehart8938 8 лет назад

      I am a bordaline phicopath.

  • @vmm5163
    @vmm5163 7 лет назад +3

    These types target me so often. Sad to say, I'd rather be targeted by psychopath than a narcissist. The Narcissist plays the game for life, even if you've moved house and trying to hide (which is what happened to me) The Psychopath wrung me dry, then went on to his next victim. I have tried to warn her, but she's bowled over by the love bombing. Another roadkill in progress.

  • @taharabdelmalek5718
    @taharabdelmalek5718 5 лет назад +5

    never felt as a victim they are there own victim they have to live with there BS

  • @jasonvorhees7688
    @jasonvorhees7688 8 лет назад +2

    Just dated a psychopath. Good thing I know which way the wind blows. Now shes gone and I just feel bad for her next victim.

  • @adultcellolearner4574
    @adultcellolearner4574 6 лет назад +3

    This is a very helpful video - thank you. I have something to add though - you talk about how to protect yourself from a psychopath but that leaves the psychopath free to destroy other people's lives. Do you believe there is a moral duty to stand up to evil? If everyone avoids confronting it, it carries on and on. You may dodge a bullet but it doesn't stop the gun weilder.

  • @1187209
    @1187209 8 лет назад +62

    This video is misleading. Not all psychopaths are impulsive, not all psychopaths are charismatic and not all psychopaths are smart. Psychopaths lack empathy, which does not mean that they 'have no feelings' .

    • @bobjim4126
      @bobjim4126 8 лет назад +1

      I love you so much right now.

    • @judichristopher4604
      @judichristopher4604 8 лет назад +6

      A true psychopath can't "Feel"... They might understand some sad or hurtful situation, but lack the ability to have empathy... if they could have empathy... they wouldn't be a (true) psychopath... just like not all psychopaths are killers... having some psychopath tenancy helps to be a leader... ;) but a true psychopath has no remorse...

    • @ebogar42
      @ebogar42 6 лет назад +7

      You are wrong. I'm a true psychopath and I feel emotions just fine, I just don't give two fucks about yours. Understand now? you need to understand that it's on a spectrum. Just because one psychopath can't feel, doesn't mean we're all like that.

    • @ebogar42
      @ebogar42 6 лет назад +1

      Lol why did iI just laugh if I have no feelings ? You are so wrong onion. I have all feelings. I just Don't care about yours much.

    • @ebogar42
      @ebogar42 6 лет назад

      They do feel fear. Just not like most people and love my kids.

  • @WJansen
    @WJansen 8 лет назад +226

    Psychopaths are the world's most powerful people

  • @GreatWhite7
    @GreatWhite7 8 лет назад +25

    Are they smart tho, because the ones I know make the same mistakes over and over (lie etc), which pretty much gives them away and keeps everyone at bay?!

    • @chillinlikeavillin3
      @chillinlikeavillin3 7 лет назад +1

      Great White7 Every human is capable of lying, A psycho would not make mistakes, the s

    • @Eyes2theSkies
      @Eyes2theSkies 7 лет назад +3

      I also find this to be true. Really, how "smart" can they be when they keep repeating the same bad behaviors that get them in trouble over and over again?

    • @liltr3ysinisterbdthedarkon881
      @liltr3ysinisterbdthedarkon881 7 лет назад +6

      Great White7 they not really smart at all just high intellectual and calculated chance y. spontaneous very taboo ,cultic , moment seizing ,light snatchers,and darwism. but when they achieve its mostly from the host or in this case victims get into a mental error or (shock mental state) or not believing reality because of are everyday human experiences from perception n deception that's how the psychopath seizes his devil's sexual cultic bondage stlye behavior from any situational human mind mental shock and mostly manipulation and pity games and deception n making everything of your experience of an dramatic evil moment seem as if its your fault if you got raped basically an know the madness don't stop there there Wong even acknowledge that they did anything wrong .anybody know a psychopaths I don't give a fuck how much they say they love you it's just words not there actions and responses.plane an escape route out of the situation as fast as possible man mata fact asap for real😭😭😭😠 this people are literally Lucifer's children is plain sight not humanbeings .I know psychopaths who are Christians but are highly contrary to Christianity even if that's there primary religion these are the some of the people in the church wake up people.unplug yourself from the matrix all psychopaths are proof that were living in a virtual reality unreal from the kind we think of everyday. we see the world as this nice beautiful safe alwsome place were in reality earth is of no more just hell a place of endless suffering and madness and a insane asylum ....... education about everything is key from , psychopaths,nassasist, the dollar bill , American inflation, anarchy,anarchism , oligarchy system, poisonous chemicals in water system.flint Michigan was one of them .serial killer,good people vs bad people all religions , alpha males,beta males,omega male,. alpha women, Hitler,general economics and depopulation,. stone age. shift. non electric time period,all world government systems including a dictatorship which are psychopaths, American cults ,. militia,militant gurrias warfare. female camps., marshal law rigged money system, nuclear warfare ,rape symbol s that matches up with sum pizza restaurants in America,. isis,isil,middle East .question everything,

    • @mythicdeadmouse2196
      @mythicdeadmouse2196 6 лет назад

      Great White7 we can be smart we we need to be

    • @anallyons1262
      @anallyons1262 6 лет назад +4

      They're not all smart, those that most of us know that are obviously psychopaths is because they give themselves away and are stupid. Especially the angry and impulsive ones. The charming ones are usually on the smarter spectrum

  • @NOT_SURE..
    @NOT_SURE.. 8 лет назад +1

    i have just escaped a psycho manager at work and the best advice i would give is always try to have someone else around , never be in the room alone with them because thats when they start to 'gaslight' you .

    • @xpehbam33
      @xpehbam33 8 лет назад

      +NOT SURE Yep. Aka "covert emotional manipulation".

  • @gedhession
    @gedhession 9 лет назад +11

    I knew three people, two at work and one at college, who I believed were psychopathic. If talking was an Olympic sport, they'd win gold medals. If you stood my co-worker in a field, he'd argue all day about the colour of the grass. I tend to find the real trigger for psychopaths is when they have to do something tangible or deal with reality. That is when they reveal their true colours, the anger, the egoism, the arrogance, the laziness , the fecklessness and passing the buck. When I told other employees about his bad temper they'd look at me as if to say, "Are you talking about the same person?". For the record, I quit in the end.

    • @anallyons1262
      @anallyons1262 6 лет назад +1

      gedhession thanks for sharing, yeah they're trash and a pain to be around

    • @dislikebutton4981
      @dislikebutton4981 5 лет назад

      @Catherine Murphy One would kill for money. The other would kill for fun. You don't have to kill to be either.

  • @ChitraJayawardena
    @ChitraJayawardena 7 лет назад +7

    I happened to deal with 2 psychopaths . One was my own mother at whose hands I suffered a lot. I call myself an unfortunate victim. This video is so right. I have taken the right steps as suggested in the video. The more you learn the more you free your self from the danger. They are evil souls incarnated . If you have bad karma you happen to meet devils . If you are wise enough you can free yourself .

    • @maaletasatsachmet6815
      @maaletasatsachmet6815 6 лет назад +1

      i no longer believe in karma, NO ONE DESERVES THIS. although ive changed my view that i wouldnt let anyone step in my shoes, let alone walk a mile in them, i now wish for many others i thought i knew, to walk around the block in my shoes, okay, that really is a mean thing to say. They'd freak out. Im lucky i am strong on my own. But it took months of total isolation, loss of almost all human contact or speech, no touch, just deliveries at the door, no human or civil rights and a lot of tears and nightmares and anxiety and fear, well, frankly, personal terrorists... whats my option? take a few years, try to sell everything, out live my pets, leave the country? Go to the ocean, walk in and take a deep breath? Go back to my ex? F-no.

    • @ChitraJayawardena
      @ChitraJayawardena 5 лет назад +1

      @@maaletasatsachmet6815 People have good as well as bad karma. Good karma brings good people into your life in order to heal your virtuous soul as it deserves happiness. The abusers were actually Narcissists.

  • @artislife1970
    @artislife1970 8 лет назад +1

    What if the sociopath is your husband's ex wife and they have kids??? We can't get away from her. She has told lies about us to my husband's family and turned them all against us. She is constantly using the kids in all sorts of ways to hurt my husband. She found out he got a promotion and raise and quit her job (to maximize how much more she could get) and took him back to court for more child support. She won even though she voluntarily quit her job!!! It is like living in a nightmare trying to deal with this woman.

  • @thebigfishinthesea
    @thebigfishinthesea 7 лет назад

    I was unlucky enough to stumble straight into a relationship where I became vulnerable with a psychopath, after the loss of a loved one. I was completely exploited and torn to psychological shreds. Still recovering from the trauma... but watching this video helps, because I now understand this as a sickness, a deep sickness... so I don't take it too personally. If you think you are dealing with a psychopath TRUST YOUR INTUITION and GET OUT because these people are merciless.

  • @xhappyponyxwasmyoldname1395
    @xhappyponyxwasmyoldname1395 7 лет назад +5

    It took me so long to see her true colors, I wish I had seen them before it was too late, but I was ignorant to this type of situation and she saw that as a vulnerability of mine for her to strike at. Luckily, I've attempted to distance myself from her and keep any inevitable conversations short, and it's helped a lot. Thank you for this great video :)

  • @virginiachristianson2788
    @virginiachristianson2788 7 лет назад +6

    Very similar to the covert narc. My ex choked me in the end and I threw him out and he litterally moved in down the street! The hoovering started, and slapped his ass with a restraining order. I think he is both. My son (15) is in counseling and I am pretty sure he has some PD's. I am going to need therapy after all this!

    • @jaworskij
      @jaworskij 7 лет назад +2

      So if Psychopathy is carried down the family line...
      Is YOUR son a Psycho. too? Or is he more like you?

  • @catherineelainebaxter4609
    @catherineelainebaxter4609 4 года назад +1

    Dear David,
    I am SO pleased I found your website and video. I have a tenant who is a psychopath and his continuous lies have frustrated me so much. In fact, his lies have had such a negative impact on me. I have felt that my integrity has been compromised. Initially, I could not understand why he had such a bad effect on me, but with time, I have realised that this man has a huge personality disorder. That it's not me that is going crazy.
    He has started sabotaging my existence by doing strange things. Destroying some of my personal things in the garden, switching off geysers and taps, etc. I realise he is doing this out of anger of some kind.
    So I have one or two questions for you please.
    This tenant lives in my garden flatlet. I have 3 small dogs, who he has always shown affection to. I am forced to give him notice of the flatlet as I just cannot have this negative energy around me. BUT I have a fear. That he will react adversely if I give him notice, and that he could hurt my dogs as he knows they are dear to me. He will obviously ask me why I am giving him notice, and I will tell him I need the flatlet for my son to store his furniture in, as he is moving to the UK soon. This is not the truth, but I need a way of getting him out without him knowing what I really feel.
    Are they cruel people and do they have jealous streaks?
    I realise that not engaging is the best way to deal with a psychopath. Will he catch on that I am suddenly removing myself, and retaliate?
    I have become fearful of what he may do as time goes by, and I am becoming very uneasy having him around.
    Please, David, I need your help!!
    Warm regards, Elaine Baxter - South Africa

  • @Metallica42497
    @Metallica42497 8 лет назад +2

    I'm a psychopath, and I've known for a very long time. I've known people like you who try to use these methods towards me, and I really don't care, you're only making an ass of yourself when in reality I don't care. I'm pretty self sufficient, and I am in a position of relative power. People often ask me for help and I oblige without asking anything of them. Videos like this dehumanize people like myself. I've done more good than harm in my life and I generally keep to myself.

  • @BlotBlackInk
    @BlotBlackInk 9 лет назад +5

    I think indifference and avoidance is the best way to deal with these types. They're a waste of time.

  • @RMarshallB00KS
    @RMarshallB00KS 7 лет назад +6

    I just started reading your book on Kindle. I'm enjoying it so much; I cannot put it down. And I cannot thank you enough for the good information as I'm suffering in the hands of my boss (of whom I sincerely believe to be a Corporate Psychopath). She's so extreme, that it does not take a psychology degree to acknowledge what she is. as others are also suffering from the hands of her abuse. I'm reading your book with the intentions and hopes of learning how to cope/deal with her successfully without allowing her to continue triggering me... Thanks again. :-)

    • @henkka6456
      @henkka6456 3 года назад +3

      Change your job! Must've enjoyed Covid days off

    • @survivingtoxicityinworkset4197
      @survivingtoxicityinworkset4197 3 года назад +2

      @@henkka6456 To be honest, I don't have COVID days off because I'm now working home and the micro-managing is a lot worse. Our peace is being disturbed and more unrealistic demands are being given; not to mention the bullying is more emotional and psychologic torment now. There's no way to have true peace and there's no way to win; but to change a jobs like you said. But that's easier said than done. But I am working on it. In the meantime, I just have to endure... Thanks again.

    • @henkka6456
      @henkka6456 3 года назад +2

      @@survivingtoxicityinworkset4197 I have been in very nice positions, you own your expertise, and it travels with you where ever you go for the grind. It's not that bad to be free of your psychopath, trust me. It's pretty great even if poorer like in my case.

    • @RMarshallB00KS
      @RMarshallB00KS 3 года назад +3

      @@henkka6456 I agree... I do have a plan though... And it's already in motion. I'm just trying to be patient and endure until then.

  • @justkaitlyn9256
    @justkaitlyn9256 8 лет назад +1

    I rented a house to a psychopath. My tenant was a pathological liar, a past criminal, charismatic, financial parasite, never wrong. Lived in my house for free until evicted and still loses temper texting me that it is MY fault, I was hostile towards them, and I OWE her money. Go figure.. so messed up...

  • @laurastark8086
    @laurastark8086 6 лет назад +1

    Psychopaths do apologize -- but only to further their own sick agendas, not because they are genuinely sorry for causing anyone pain. They know normal people are expected to feel bad when they transgress against others, so they mimic this emotion in order to keep the victim(s) in their lives.

  • @Shadowcat753
    @Shadowcat753 8 лет назад +7

    David, why do you say psychopaths are evil? They suffer a psychological disorder - that alone wouldn't make anyone evil.
    Someone with autism or a sociopath are not necessarily evil, they just have a psychological disorder.
    Could you explain why you think psychopaths are evil?

    • @Shadowcat753
      @Shadowcat753 8 лет назад

      Um, you could say the same for certain other disorders/disabilities as well - both mental and psychical. I don't think making someone around you suffer alone makes you evil - I think that's just part of what makes people people.

    • @Shadowcat753
      @Shadowcat753 8 лет назад

      Maybe, but there's unintentional harm that could be caused by any action that someone takes.
      For example, a businessperson could buy real estate to build up, which includes an apartment building. This could cause the renters to have to move and/or potentially be homeless depending on his/her living situation and financial statistic.
      Now, if that businessperson happens to be a psychopath or sociopath - does that make the unintentional action evil?

    • @Shadowcat753
      @Shadowcat753 7 лет назад

      True, but they also have part of brain not acting completely correctly and/or structural brain issues, thus why this personality type is considered a psychological disorder by the DSM IV.

    • @Emily_Hurley
      @Emily_Hurley 7 лет назад

      what ones @ +S- CC re - other disorders/disabilities.. I think I missed what you replied to.

    • @Shadowcat753
      @Shadowcat753 7 лет назад

      Well, there are multiple psychological disabilities/disorders that exist due to either having parts of your brain be different or just missing. For some examples look in the DSM IV.
      One example here: you know you can live without all of your brain, but still be alive and unable to walk or communicate? There are actually some people born with this problem.

  • @mindfulcalm7925
    @mindfulcalm7925 9 лет назад +15

    I am a clinical psychopath, some "Symptoms" are dramatized.

    • @freakboynv2000
      @freakboynv2000 9 лет назад +2

      Can't Fool Me Anymore one of the hallmarks of psychopathy is that they lie. hmmmmm

    • @mindfulcalm7925
      @mindfulcalm7925 9 лет назад +3

      pathological liars.

    • @mindfulcalm7925
      @mindfulcalm7925 9 лет назад +1

      MrLaurence007 Of course, Like you said ones intelligence seems stop be lacking in the understanding of how another is made. I have always known that i have no real emotions, and no feelings of empathy towards others, And i simply cannot change that.

    • @josefsmith6345
      @josefsmith6345 9 лет назад +1

      Can't Fool Me Anymore Off with your head you daemonic abomination.

    • @MrLaurence007
      @MrLaurence007 9 лет назад

      Darude - Sandstorm your simply a supersititious idiot. enough said

  • @Sheik2791
    @Sheik2791 6 месяцев назад

    Once you've encountered one you won't forget them sadly. I broke the trauma bond and went no contact, I still see the predatory stare and hear the voice but it's getting less overtime. Don't mess with these people they are willing to go to lengths that we cannot imagine. If you do get free, don't go back! Run ❤

  • @donmiller4885
    @donmiller4885 8 лет назад +1

    I received my lesson from a psychopath a couple of years ago it was exactly as you described
    I'm inherently naive person wanting to believe the best in everyone
    my mistake it won't happen
    No one's perfect but a liar I have no use for!
    Can't build a relationship on that!!
    "That person you fell in love with simply never existed"

  • @marissaojeda7517
    @marissaojeda7517 8 лет назад +3

    All of this is true. My ex was a phyco path and manipulated all my friends to go against me. Strangely, they stopped talking to him once I completely walked out of his life so that I capfuls go and live mine. I have some serious scars but I've been much better at dealing with other phyco people in my life. So it did end up being a great ability even though it was a high cost to get.

  • @mddermy
    @mddermy 7 лет назад +8

    You are a very smart man. Thanks for this video

  • @rareperson7186
    @rareperson7186 7 лет назад +2

    02:10 i just read that; young and adult psychopaths have after intensive treatment become less criminal, and better att relationships. and that psychopath is something you are born, but only in principle, upbringing, environment and situations also play, and they are often broken ppl.

  • @Animal-kingdom525
    @Animal-kingdom525 7 лет назад +2

    It's so hard to stop contact when I'm so in love but I know I'm dying inside . No longer physical violence has stopped the emotional abuse has killed me inside yet he keeps me he's changed . although I realise after only 5 minutes now that it's all a facade as he always wants something

  • @queenselene545
    @queenselene545 8 лет назад +3

    That was a perfect video. Been there. I needed to view this, needed to forgive myself for noting the red flags and still allowing him in my life and my family's lives. Thank you for your time in putting this video together and sharing it!

    • @henkka6456
      @henkka6456 3 года назад +1

      Just every sentence was the undilluted extract of the wisdom I so needed so very much, but two psychopaths later, I'm still alive, barely, the hunt pursues, but finally I'm starting to get wise. Best video, i definetely had a strong gut warning about both but I couldn't find logical words to explain that to them. Run, always run, make a fool of yourself, just run, over react, cut contact without explaining

  • @honeybuns7756
    @honeybuns7756 9 лет назад +13

    There's a difference between a psychopath and a sociopath, but what is it? My sister might be one of those. She shows no emotions whatsoever and harms me physically and emotionally without feeling bad. She's younger than me by 5 years, but she still uses physical abuse on me. I thinks it's the fact that her dad(my stepdad) said I couldn't hit her or he'd hit me, so I never touch her. She takes advantage of the fact that I can't hit her back. Plus, I'm a bit on the sensitive, insecure-ish side so I'm pretty much easy at being her victim. She's also pretty messy and takes advantage of others to do her chores. And, she's really smart. Gets mostly A's in school. Acts like every word that comes out of her mouth is correct. No matter how right I could be about something, she doesn't stop the fight because she wants to always be right... What is she?

    • @berniokas555
      @berniokas555 9 лет назад +4

      +Honey Bunsnarcissist

    • @Nautilus1972
      @Nautilus1972 8 лет назад +10

      +Honey Buns Punch that bitch on the nose the next time she crosses the line.

    • @samanthaedwards9199
      @samanthaedwards9199 8 лет назад +2

      can you tell your mum ? i think she is probably just spoilt....all siblings fight....but your step dad isnt being fair.

    • @lachie330
      @lachie330 8 лет назад +3

      +Honey Buns most likely just a bitch

    • @saminasafdar97
      @saminasafdar97 7 лет назад

      Honey Buns r u a boy ???

  • @fleureabeille4229
    @fleureabeille4229 7 лет назад +2

    Hello Everyone, Two weeks ago I ve separated from my boyfriend...our relation lasted 7 years.
    He is a psychopath.
    Weeks two of our relationship....he s done something horrible to me that I should not have let go. But I did. And during the 7 years, he did not treat me well...I ve left him more than once but he always came back and I ve always forgave him for the unforgivable things he done to me.
    He never shown any remorse, apologised or took me in his arms to comfort me. For him, I ve always merited the treatments he gave me.
    He might be a psychopath But what am I to be able to love such a person? Certainly something very wrong with me too?
    Today, I keep far away from him. I feel like shit but I keep strong and remind myself that soon all will only be a memory.
    Thank you for reading.
    E from France

  • @lotta7235
    @lotta7235 4 года назад +1

    Not all psychopaths are charismatic. Most of my students can identify a psychopath and don't want to play with them. As a teacher I cannot isolate or distance myself from young psychopaths... only support my other students.

  • @wanderingfree149
    @wanderingfree149 8 лет назад +8

    excellent video. from experience I can say this is excellent advise and on the money exposing the characteristic of these freaks of nature.

  • @timtrewyn453
    @timtrewyn453 7 лет назад +4

    Keep quiet? What about a duty to warn others, even if it has a price? I think psychopaths need to face a world that knows them and expects them to follow the rules that are intended to apply to everyone, i.e., be a productive part of the community, even if you don't feel like it. And many do use their focus and planning skills to succeed in many fields. We all get our character assessed by others and often receive their opinion about it. Keep quiet? That's a formula for recurring emotional stress as a psychopath moves from naïve person to naïve person. No, the video is here as a warning, and we should not wait to issue it until after damage is done. An understanding of the phenomenon should be a part of a young person's education, and acculturation of young psychopaths into the productive, positive application of their unique traits should be a part of our culture.

  • @xo0zombiegirl0ox
    @xo0zombiegirl0ox 8 лет назад

    first he said there arent bad ppl, just lost souls wandering aimlessly with no regard for other ppl. at the end he says there are evil ppl.
    i dated a psycho. he may not have had some characteristics but most showed positive for him. He was a power and control manipulator. polite and charismatic at a party but alone at home with him he would put me down, ask where i was going whenever i got up, always a fight when i wanted to go out with friends and never met my parents the 4 years we dated. The only reason i didnt leave until march of 2015 was that he had made me feel like no one else would love me because i was the crazy one. be it a man or woman suffering from this same situation i tell with love and compassion; the best thing to do is leave. i am so much happier and actually have my own gamenight with friends. and with self love and the love of my friends. Strength people.

  • @Murgatroydian
    @Murgatroydian 8 лет назад +1

    A guy at my dance class made up lies about me because he didn't like that I danced better than him. I told him it's only because I practice more but this didn't stop his vendetta. I tried to just ignore his attempts to psyche me out but I got tired of the stress so have left the class and am looking for a new one.

  • @00LTCharles00
    @00LTCharles00 9 лет назад +8

    It's vaguely possible I'm way off-base here. But it seems that "psychopathy", as described here, is adulterated by popular scientific bias and crosses the line into "narcissistic personality disorder". I believe that it is not necessary for the latter to be present whenever the former is observed (nor, most interestingly, vice versa).
    As for why this secret dichotomy may be possible without having been observed previously: A "pure" psychopath, while still fully outside of social norms in terms of thought processes and even some actions, should possess the logical capacity to engage society in such a manner as will benefit him without drawing the sort attention which proves harmful to most who step outside the arbitrary demarcations of good and bad behavior dictated by society - and by society's most corrupt agent, government.
    In short, I am convinced that egomania and other such sins are neither pre- nor corequisite to psychopathy, and I find it rather insulting to ascribe a particular illness of the soul and mind to a broad spectrum of so-called "psychopathic" individuals who cannot all be measured.
    And who, even were they all measured, could not be measured with any degree of certitude by anyone other than another psychopath. Which begs the question: Who diagnoses the psychopath who can diagnose all the others?
    Which leads to the inevitable conclusion: psychology can observe and guess and extrapolate and theorize and hypothesize. They can make few informed diagnoses without firsthand experience, and even fewer guarantees of said diagnoses.

    • @zhawqamadraque2728
      @zhawqamadraque2728 9 лет назад +1

      While many psychopaths are in fact narcissistic, I do tend to agree with you. Well written too - something not often encountered on RUclips's comment boards.

    • @Stalley75
      @Stalley75 9 лет назад

      I think narcissists are capable of way more feeling and emotion than psychopath and they aren't so impulsive, but I avoid them both

    • @00LTCharles00
      @00LTCharles00 9 лет назад

      Pill Box Psychopaths don't necessarily have "way less" in terms of emotion.
      The primary difference between a psychopath and you is, generally speaking, _empathy,_ or the lack or reduction thereof.
      That does not mean that emotion is necessarily stunted - though it certainly can be - it merely means that one's emotional connections to others is weak.

    • @gregbernstein6430
      @gregbernstein6430 9 лет назад

      Pill Box I was married to a narc for 12 years a narc and i couldn't disagree with you more. There is very little difference between the two. A narc needs validation and adulation.A psychopath doesn't. Narcs hurt people to feel better about themselves. Psychopaths.hurt people for their own amusement and entertainment.Their is a tendency to find a more of a criminal element among Psychopaths.A narc can respond to treatment a Psychopath can't. Other than that, they are the same. I make no contact at all whatsoever with my ex-wife. If by some astronomical chance my ex- wife enters into a recovery program in earnest, for the rest of her life, I would like to be friends with her and help her anyway I could. Sincerely Greg Bernstein

    • @00LTCharles00
      @00LTCharles00 9 лет назад

      greg bernstein Psychopaths don't always do that, actually. It's a generalizations with some basis in truth, but like most generalizations lacks a view of the entire picture.

  • @renees1021
    @renees1021 7 лет назад +6

    counselors aren't really to blame; people only know what we've been taught or experienced. an evil presence has taken over so many, the masses turn a blind eye, and damn, until you encounter that evil, you can't grasp what is before you. heck, even afterwards, nightmares can't compete. thanks to hollywood, people can catch glimpses of it but no one can spot it living next door or standinb next to you. ya honestly think this evil is uncharacteristically good. surprise! this kind would abuse Mother Teresa and have everyone believing she was evil... and in an amazingly short time, she, herself, would seriously wonder if she was insane or evil. afterwards, there is no doubt, evil overshadowed you. you may get away, but another will show up. it just keeps coming, once the eyes have opened. its always been here, but now they just might be catching up with us in numbers.

    • @maaletasatsachmet6815
      @maaletasatsachmet6815 6 лет назад

      indeed. its pathetic and apparent;y okay, since @80% of the approx 8 million americans, a year, are female, also, 54% stalker victims end up dead by homicide. Cold. Scarey. Evil. Reality. FACTS. Though, the numbers keep increasing... especially with fakebook and internet, now, 1 in 7 teenagers! 1 in 18 males!
      ive been learning more about them by watching some of these movies, some, i cant, some, im learning that im not alone, some, im learning that we are teaching people bad things. the ones im dealing with seem ton be employing things they learned gaming, larping, strategies from the battles/wars, etc. its sick. they like it, its fun. its another game to them .

  • @andynixon2820
    @andynixon2820 8 лет назад +1

    I had to deal with my psychopathic father and I recognise everything in this video . And the points made about how you should react are completely correct .
    Eventually you realise that you have to not play their game as it's a no win situation and the best thing is cut them out of your life completely .
    This also can mean many family and friends that have been ' infected ' by miss information about you and believe all the lies from said psychopath .
    It's tough but necessary and in the end you can be free from their influence .

  • @giuliyutiub
    @giuliyutiub 4 года назад

    I'm being held hostage by a psychopath who took my archive of writings, photos, videos, he doesn't budge on, he takes it as a battle, he wants to exercise his power, his control, by saying "maybe I will send it soon", or "you must submit to me", the police can't do anything as he lives in America and I don't. He's draining me. He blames me for all his misconduct, he has no remorse, months of me crying and begging him don't affect him in any way. He just gets crueler. I don't know what to do.

  • @DominorJamie
    @DominorJamie 9 лет назад +5

    So as of recent I've learnt that I have a lot of psychopathic traits. I'm only 16 so there's a lot of things I haven't experienced which may trigger certain traits. From this videos criteria I'd say that I fit 1, 2, 4, 5 and 6. I definitely have feelings, guilt, remorse for the majority of situations, although some I don't have remorse when others do. Anybody else the same?

    • @kyraclifford123
      @kyraclifford123 9 лет назад

      same, although it is hard for me to feel emotions/understand them.

    • @greggbarber
      @greggbarber 9 лет назад

      Be careful Wall Street may try to recruit you as a intern , a ' finishing school ' for promising future Sociopaths and if you progress and reach their lofty towers, one day you'll divert your misdeeds, by exclaiming ' your just doing Gods work '

    • @greggbarber
      @greggbarber 9 лет назад +1

      I am not trained in psychiatry , but i read that a true psychopath wouldnt even be introspective enough to search for the traits .. kinda like the ' trees in the forest '.. if anyone has reason to believe this is invalid..let us know.

    • @DominorJamie
      @DominorJamie 9 лет назад

      I'm sure I'm not on the psychopathic chart, well not sure but it's unlikely. I just find it strange that I do have a fair amount of the traits.

    • @ORaTHESUNWAR
      @ORaTHESUNWAR 9 лет назад +1

      Tor I suspect someone who intellectualizes their world at a high-degree also intellectualizes themselves in a similar way which in turn could lead to researching these very traits.

  • @ASurfgirl
    @ASurfgirl 5 лет назад +2

    A psychopath (who is born) and a sociopath (who is made) will MOST CERTAINLY apologize IF it will get them what they want the apology may actually mean nothing but it will appease their target and get them back under their control a narcissist is the one never apologizes cause they never did anything wrong. They could burn your house down and it was actually your fault not theirs

  • @MCPerez
    @MCPerez 8 лет назад +1

    everything that is in this content describes the mother of my baby.. fortunately we split but unfortunately I am already damaged and everyone has turned against me, so thanks for this video it will help me especially the "forgive yourself"

  • @deybi5018
    @deybi5018 7 лет назад

    I have a boyfriend, he's a Sociopath. From the beginning, he confessed he is a Sociopath and lack of conscience, When he's wrong he apologize. He met my parents, he's very open with me and all he said about him is true, he honestly said He can't promise me, he won't cheat. But he said he won't hurt me on purpose. One day we planned that I'll stay with him overnight.
    9:40pm when we're walking in the street but then he mentioned, that I have to go home, and he saw how I get upset, we had a little argument-ish talk. And there's a little tears in my eyes, and asking "why". But that, Because I want to spend more time with him, he said that night- "He Loves me Properly." He tried to lie that he has a Cancer, and he's ill and then. I just look at in his eyes directly and repeating all his lies by asking it with period emotion. "You're ill.." "You got cancer.." and then He said,"No, I'm kidding.. it's just, You have to go home and be good. Ok?" he just wants me to get back home. And I did. I don't want to be a burden to my boyfriend. And when I'm home. There he message me, "Hope you get back home safely." and after a couple weeks, I am still really curious, about that night. So I asked him, why he didnt let me stay with him. He said it again, "That night, when you're upset, I feel I love you properly." and I don't get that what he meant about "Properly", I said what?. He said,"I don't want us have sex." then I said, "I'm not asking for that." and he said,"I know, but I can't control myself."
    And I just said, "Thank you!". with a smile on my face.
    he said,"He might have just rape me or force me to have sex with him that night." He said, but just can't... Sometimes he want me to let go. HE HAVE All of the traits that have said in this video. But I wondering why this Sociopath is a bit different?
    He asked for a photo of my private part. But then I told him I can't do that. Then he's like guilty and said he thinks he's too harsh on me, asking things like that. He realized.

    • @jaworskij
      @jaworskij 7 лет назад

      My advice is to get away from this Demon.
      RUN!
      You may also have to get a new cell #, change your address, etc...
      Don't let him "track" you. Get a Restraining Order if you MUST.

  • @tinahuston995
    @tinahuston995 9 лет назад +29

    I think that your advice is dangerous, compulsive, and over simplified. You're telling people to immediately cut off all contact with someone when that person isn't qualified to determine the other person's condition, if there is a condition. What if this is a family situation? Maybe it's the psychopath who's framing the other person. You could be giving advice that can break up families indefinitely for all you know. If a "no contact" is going to be put in place, then both parties should be seen by a qualified therapist before that major shot is called to determine what the problem really is. In my opinion, this advice constitutes malpractice.

    • @likeabunnie
      @likeabunnie 9 лет назад +6

      AGREE! Step ONE should be to get help from a professional...this video contradicts itself throughout, it's vague, not research based, and I do not believe this individual is currently a qualified therapist (he doesn't claim to currently be, though it seems implied after he describes being one decades ago, but note at the end his name is written without any qualifications added to it as a therapist would have.
      I have a degree in psychology (BA) and feel I'm entirely unqualified to make any of this extreme advice, yet I know enough to say this presentation is at least unethical, and that no qualified therapist would even give this advice based on blanket information, much less something like this video alleging that psychopaths have "no feelings" as a way to tell you are dealing with one, yet also says they will likely get very emotional to get you back into their world...how does one correctly judge if another feelings are legitimate (as I think the presenter means by "no feelings" rather than defining the very broad concept)...
      Also, the presentation contradicts itself throughout, for instance stating at the begining that you likely knew something was off about the "psychopath" at first meeting but ignored your instincts, then later saying there was no way to know. One of the first advice he offers is to strengthen your social support system, and then he says to keep quiet about it and not tell friends (he didn't even just limit it to mutual friends, he directs to not share with any friends, which I take issue with for many reasons, especially if you have genuine concern for your safety (in which suddenly cutting contact could be very dangerous) but you would then keep quiet and allow others to share the same fate.
      At the end. this man encourages you to email him if you need help with your situation. PLEASE, IF YOU NEED ASSISTANCE IN ANY WAY FOR THIS SUBJECT, CONSULT A PROFESSIONAL...this man does not act as if he is qualified or a current professional in the field.

    • @tinahuston995
      @tinahuston995 8 лет назад +1

      You don't need a diagnosis in all cases, however, sometimes, family members have undiagnosed issues and they are the ones causing trouble in the family. This can cause entire families to break apart for good. Instead the family should be getting help from a professional before the whole family is split apart and the issues become far more complex.

    • @medini2
      @medini2 8 лет назад +4

      +Tina Huston you're not gonna get any help from 99% of therapists. they're gonna be treating you as a potential psychopath, because your anxiety level is gonna be sky rocketing and it is very difficult to tell a psychopath from the victim--and they won't be doing any diagnosis of a party not under their care. they'll put you on an antidepressant so you can "communicate better" (in a state of brain fog) and then they'll be lauding their "success". best to learn how to spot em, learn how to counter rebuffs, and distance yourself emotionally from narcissists of all kinds.
      what they WON'T talk about is most predators have a neurological problem related to genetic inheritance- depending on geographical area, about 1:4 males are thought to be affected.

    • @medini2
      @medini2 8 лет назад +3

      +ElevenHundred Sounds and, if you talk to the police or anyone in the politics or in the legal system,, unless you have some CLOUT, $$ victims are mercilessly scrutinized for "provoking" crimes against them. They have been trained in their profession to see 100% of all people as psychopathic narcissists, except themselves of course!

    • @StormDatIsApproaching
      @StormDatIsApproaching 6 лет назад +2

      I agree with you, buddy.
      I actually had a lot of mental issues and was quite abusive a couple of years ago. My peers and family could have abandoned me like a lot of people suggest and I would most likely have became the new Ted Bundy or Jeffrey Dahmer. But they didn't. They helped me, offered me the time and help I needed and closure with my past.
      Now I'm a high member of our society and have killed all the voices and impulses I used to have. All my anger, all my evil thoughts are now forever gone because people cared and helped me

  • @mymoon4748
    @mymoon4748 9 лет назад +13

    No feelings at all? What about jealousy?

    • @Cortexion
      @Cortexion 9 лет назад +1

      jealousy of what?

    • @mymoon4748
      @mymoon4748 9 лет назад +2

      Soloman1001 Thank you, Soloman. It makes sense. Control.

    • @scanspeak00
      @scanspeak00 9 лет назад +3

      milla J Also pleasure. They enjoy wielding power and hurting others.

    • @mythicdeadmouse2196
      @mythicdeadmouse2196 6 лет назад +1

      millaJ nope we feel absolutely nothing

    • @maaletasatsachmet6815
      @maaletasatsachmet6815 6 лет назад

      yup, right beside hate and envy and need to manipulate and control, even if they claim to love someone, its really about possessiveness, which is not love, like the one here, said, my ex was his and he would turn me into mush cuz he is adept at aikido if i didnt give him peace i would be sorry. I emailed my ex, i'm happy for you and if you have a chance at a percentage of the happiness i had with my husband, go for it! fare well, good bye. (funny, i broke up with him and saw they got engaged the next day.) he also said stuff that he didnt say, but said he was repeating himself. i only have the 2 emails. 42 and 32 year olf=d goth punk pretty boy slaves with tits on estrogen, they live off the state. Do not see professional psychiatritsts, not treatment, but transgender counseling, and love my clothes!!! im sick of doing the laundry, they bring back dirty and trade out for something else, clean, my closet is all over my bedroom. Pants are cut off, seams are torn...
      somebody took some prescriptions, ty would never do that. someone gave my kitty a limp that lasted 3 weeks, ty would never do that. it would have taken ty 3-4 hours to get here, chris drives an rv. they left me a photo shopped voodoo doll saying they were going to alienate my friends, blow up my motor, brakes fail, run out of gas, muffler fall off, my anniversary date and where i bought my locks. Yup. Check.
      They dance in front of my motions sensors, i get up, open the door, quietly say, come on in ill kick your ass, i can take you, and i have i scream. Then add, get off my property, get a life, leave mine alone, and my fave lately, Just real calm late at night through my screen, quietly say, you will never have me, and you will never be me. giggle, and resume what i was doing. Lately its the phone ringing to wake me in the middle of the night. big deal. I dont care and darn sure not gettin up, unless i gotta use the restroom. Like, okay, kool, and go back to sleep. im done with fear in my home.

  • @christinanewcomb1578
    @christinanewcomb1578 8 лет назад +1

    Thank you for such a thorough explanation accompanied by fervent warnings. I had finally cut myself off from my psychopath only to find myself currently being drawn very slowly back into communication. Your video came at just the right time and I need to put the barriers back in place. Life has been so much better without the drama.

  • @patstokes3615
    @patstokes3615 6 лет назад +1

    My mother is a Psychopath and she is 99. And the bottom line is, everything he says is true and more. If you even get a hit that someone is like that give them the road. If you work with them say yes, smile and get the hell away. Do not engage, to not become their focus cause you will loose. They will smell like roses as they destroy you. Working with someone who is a psychopath you may have to change job before they they ruin your reputation and get you fired. They truly do no have any sympathy in a human context. They hide behind there go human and nice personality until you do something they don't like, Like Breathing, but seriously if you look too smart you are on their radar.

  • @AlaskanFrost98
    @AlaskanFrost98 8 лет назад +8

    okay, common misconception that psychopaths can't feel love, I assure you we can, its just rare, if your loved by a psychopath, your lucky because we will kill and die for the one we love, but also our love is also a more obsessive love, but love non the less. thank you for your time

    • @hannahmartinez7315
      @hannahmartinez7315 8 лет назад +1

      Say if a psychopath did love someone, would you think they would become more possessive, protective, and tertorial over this person?

    • @AlaskanFrost98
      @AlaskanFrost98 8 лет назад +1

      We'd get a bit jealous from time to time, if you spend a lot of time with another guy we can get really protective and yes I guess you could say possessive, but It mainly stems from the need to keep the person they love in there life, because in a past relationship they could of had a the exact same thing happen, and they lost that person they love. So yes in short

    • @AlaskanFrost98
      @AlaskanFrost98 8 лет назад

      Yes, i may not feel any emotion, but I know right, from wrong. We cannot help who we are

    • @AlaskanFrost98
      @AlaskanFrost98 8 лет назад +2

      .....? Everyone can kill ppl?

    • @AlaskanFrost98
      @AlaskanFrost98 8 лет назад +2

      Not hopefully I stay that way, I am very good at impulse control but if I get pissed off I act on impulse emotion for me is like an impulse control override now keep in mind I don't feel a variety of emotion. Jealousy and anger only. Love I don't feel. But I can still laugh and find thongs funny. But for me when it comes to killing random people, I'd do that yes. All it takes is for someone to be there. I don't know them. But I'd kill them. So that's why I try to controlled impulse while I still can.

  • @reallight9637
    @reallight9637 9 лет назад +3

    They are super evil and you must never have contact with these trolls...

  • @rozmartin2791
    @rozmartin2791 5 лет назад +2

    My 75 yrs of varied experience TELL me that psychopathology can come in ALL COLORS, ALL SIZES, ALL ATTRIBUTES.
    Even the speaker ADMITS as a helping pro that HE DID NOT KNOW!
    (i read Comments cause it"s often like listening to children squabbling ... THANK HEAVEN a few actually bring intelligent, rational observation to the sandbox.) VIVAN

  • @bobvillanueva712
    @bobvillanueva712 5 лет назад

    This is the best-detailed description of a psychopath. I lost my job because HR, and people in leadership positions, managers, supervisors, etc are clueless as to how to recognize them in the workplace. Once she realized that she could not manipulate me and that I was on to her, she did not feel comfortable when I was around. It did not sit well her when I socialized and had honest relationships with other coworkers, she felt excluded. Psychopaths are always looking for naive hosts to do their dirty work for them so that it can't be traced back to her. It took her years, but she succeeded in my losing my job. I couldn't blame HR or my bosses because they were clueless about psychopathic behavior. I wish you could have been the HR person at my workplace, just imagine me trying to argue my case, oh by the way she held a higher position than me, yea.Once again this is the best of all the videos I've seen on psychopaths. Just concurring with you're analytical description of a psychopath was good therapy for me. "EVERY WISH FULFILLED" E.T.

  • @Veronica4u2day
    @Veronica4u2day 9 лет назад +7

    16 people are Psychopath's here ;)

  • @saydesworld
    @saydesworld 9 лет назад +12

    Psychopaths are CRAAAAAAAZZZZY.

  • @Irish__Clan
    @Irish__Clan 2 месяца назад

    Psychopaths have feelings. They don’t experience feelings such as empathy, guilt, remorse, or fear (fear in the normal sense), but they do have feelings. They are human beings, not robots.

  • @OneMeanArtist
    @OneMeanArtist 4 года назад +1

    I disagree with assuming that they are all "smart". My father is a sociopath and my stepmother is a narcissist, and though they may like to *believe* that they are highly intelligent, they are average at best. Cruel, manipulative, delusional and mentally exhausting? Yes, absolutely. Smart? Hell no.

    • @toyoscio
      @toyoscio 3 года назад

      Do they get what they're after?

  • @bob1234881
    @bob1234881 9 лет назад +2

    No feeling is a load of b***** and has be replaced by the ability to choose emotions.

    • @Cortexion
      @Cortexion 9 лет назад

      how did you know that?!

    • @bob1234881
      @bob1234881 9 лет назад

      Because that is the latest research. I think it was on IFLS

    • @Cortexion
      @Cortexion 9 лет назад

      oh i completely forgot about that nobody ever repeats it
      this is going to be annoying

  • @anna-majandersson6716
    @anna-majandersson6716 8 лет назад +3

    Sounds like most politicians....

    • @anna-majandersson6716
      @anna-majandersson6716 7 лет назад

      +Polar Bearsrus Snake oil still sails.... Sad!

    • @anna-majandersson6716
      @anna-majandersson6716 7 лет назад +1

      ***** Sorry, but you are so, so wrooong! Firstly: No, I don't like Trump! Why do you insult me! LOL! Secondly: I'm quite educated, thank you very much :-) ! Thirdly : They even measured my intelligence at two occasions, (the only way we really know how to today, and I admit IQ-tests don't measure all kinds of intelligence. It mostly measures that you're good at IQ-tests) , and I was actually in the top 10 % of the population. And I say this not to brag, only to prove to you that you can't draw conclusions and think that you know a person that easily! Fourthly: English is not my first language! I'm swedish and I live in Sweden and I have never lived in England or the US ! My spelling might be wrong sometimes , especially when the fucking T9 predicts the wrong word (or whatever the word programs in the phones are called today). But while my spelling might be wrong sometimes, I still can speak English quite fluently, as most Swedish people do. I even studied advanced english at the university, even though it's quite a long time ago now... Fifthly : Sometimes I spell words wrongly. But it's okay, at least I speak some more languages than my own .( Not only english) so I can communicate with other people in their own languages. It's often much more rewarding :-). Most people in Sweden speak at least 3 languages today, including their own. May I ask - How many languages do people normally speak in your country with the exception of their own? And notice I don't just assume you're american! Sixthly : I'd like to add: You don't have to feel sorry for me anymore! I , on the other hand, feel very sorry for you and your need to be rude to, and put other people down in a sneaky polite way of false biases, preconceptions and stereotypes, in your quickly drawn conclusions . Seventhly and finally: Please try not to judge people with preconceptions in the future... And learn some humility... You can learn that! You can get better :-) Greetings all the way from Sweden :-)

  • @gi_gi_alight3712
    @gi_gi_alight3712 5 лет назад

    Document every thing. Time, date,place and statements. Any interaction and what was said. Record them but not on your phone, take pictures, not with your phone. Install a wireless non WiFi camera in your home. It may not be admissible in court but will lead the authorities to the individual. Do not communicate with them, but document any " coincidental" crossing of paths. Stay silent and breathe. Be safe.

  • @SpongeBobAK47
    @SpongeBobAK47 7 лет назад

    A girl just moved to our school, everybody likes her, she has a bright future and 9 months later we felt she might be a psychopath, disrespectful, dont feel guilty when doing somethin wrong (saying that it's not stealing when it is), always get A's, control people, use people, she wrote in her diary "I dont actually need friends I just use them to not look stupid bla bla" when actually everybody wants to approach her and wants to be like her. I dont know much about this, If shes not one, then what is she?

  • @TheHunter-en3bm
    @TheHunter-en3bm 8 лет назад +19

    oh my god, I think I'm a psychopath

    • @theballsonthisguy90
      @theballsonthisguy90 8 лет назад

      +Jon Yeager Same thing i was thinking...lol. I think we are all part psychopaths if any of us have suffered a great deal and we just swallowed it. I feel like, but yea....I think I'm a psychopath or at least part....welp time to go and meditate and see if i can change

    • @TheHunter-en3bm
      @TheHunter-en3bm 8 лет назад +2

      The Balls On this guy yawn...........I'm sorry were you saying something?

    • @theballsonthisguy90
      @theballsonthisguy90 8 лет назад +2

      Jon Yeager
      Eww get away from me....don't talk to me

    • @earthquakesandhurricanes8833
      @earthquakesandhurricanes8833 8 лет назад

      +The Balls On this guy Are you gay?

    • @earthquakesandhurricanes8833
      @earthquakesandhurricanes8833 8 лет назад

      Jon Yeager​ Are you gay? Lol!! I'm not even gay nor am I trying to find anyone. You just proved my point. 

  • @GeneSv
    @GeneSv 9 лет назад +5

    You know, psychopath's have feelings. These feelings just not rule their judgement in the way's you speak about them. And they are very capable of loving and to be true, they don't feel shame or remorse of doing what in their eyes is right. And they are not all "evil".

    • @GeneSv
      @GeneSv 9 лет назад +2

      I can understand where you are coming from but I think you are a little overreacting. To start with the fact that you are claiming that 1-3% of the people of this planet is "inhuman" even I think that's bad. And the feeling thing... It's like really insensitive to blame the psychopath. Take a abused child that has seen hardly any love in the begin of his/her and therefore trained her/himself to shut out all feeling in order to survive. Are they not worthy of love and compassion in stead of being shut out the community for not having learned it in his/her early live? O, and it's quite cute of you amusing that I'm a psychopath just because I'm standing up for them. (I don't say I'm not, but you're so blunt in saying things that I can't just pass on and let you make people believe that psychopaths are bad, we just have the gut to do it!) And please, don't call me sick of insane in capitals, it's not nice. (Taking you're not psychopath and are 'normal') Everybody has his/her own problems and some are bigger and some are smaller than others. But we all have them, and no matter how hard we try they are part of who we are. How other beings think about me is their worry and if I am sick in the mind of someone I don't know, I don't care. It's not for me to apologize for someone else but in ONE case you're right: it is not right that people are victims of someones, what you call it, disorder and I don't feel good over the people that suffer because of a psychopath or any other misbehavior.

    • @Cortexion
      @Cortexion 9 лет назад +2

      *****
      "it's quite fascinating hearing and reading how psychopaths defend themselves.Taken that u cannot help your condition"
      i guess
      "u all have this one thing in common no matter what spectrum of the antisocial disorder u are on, u will all try to manipulate how u should be perceived."
      thats more of a universal trait but yeah
      "i.o.w what u say"
      ? i.o.w. ?
      "Let's imagine this hypothetical event... I am in love with a psychopath, because he has just been so cleverly manipulating me due to my feelings"
      its easier that way
      "and i am as yet blind to the fact that i am dealing with a psychopath only planning on how to most effectively use me for his own ends"
      its more efficient that way
      "now, i do something "wrong", i have a bad day or am on my periods or ill"
      "wrong"?
      "(as u know, for a psychopath something "wrong" with someone other then themselves is a true WRONG for them)"
      its not that unreasonable to expect from everyone else what you expect from yourself but thats just overreacting too much
      "and i therefore react due to whatever "wrong" it is that i have..can't quite control my mood..say something like , oh bloody well leave me alone, i just can't be bothered right now!"
      well thats pretty rude at least explain yourself
      "On that very instant upon uttering something of the sort, the psychopaths _judgement sets in...rather then any feeling of understanding or empathy...because if u have, as a psychopath any FEELINGS, u would maybe get slightly hurt..but still understand that your partner is just having a bad day."
      well thats because you didn't explain yourself of course i would be judgmental
      "So u let some other part of u react...other then the feeling.. If u FEEL for someone , your sane JUDGEMENT of the situation would be -Oh, she is ill. Better just leave her to it. iow..-i'm gonna walk the dog honey..u rest..i'll make u cup of tea when i get back."
      honey? actually why would i say any of this of course i wouldn't
      "That is what a SANE persons JUDGEMENT of such a situation would be"
      AND
      "because they have feelings"
      exactly and as you said before "Taken that u cannot help your condition"
      "Therefore, if your reaction to this hypothetical situation is not THIS, then u do not HAVE feelings to rule your judgement with. The few "feelings" i think (according to my experience of a psychopath) a psychopath does feel is extreme and sudden anger, fury and hate"
      surprisingly thats pretty accurate
      "and their JUDGEMENT is that it is ok to make JUDGEMENTS according to that"
      obviously
      "And therefore what YOU call feelings are easy to leave out to make a JUDGEMENT"
      yep
      "because u really don't have the feelings that u claim u have"
      unless i need to lie about it for any particular reason i never claim to have/lack any feelings people just assume things based on how i act
      "U MIMIC feelings by having observed how others behave in emotional situations"
      oh well kinda just said that but yeah
      "And LOVE to a psychopath, is just a question of using someone else's feeling of Love for their own benefit"
      and why do you assume only for MY benefit and not theirs
      "Now, i am not judging u"
      ill take your word for it but i still feel insulted
      "as i said, i get it u cannot help your condition"
      alright then
      "but none of u fools me with trying to mimic NICENESS and defend yourself"
      so your angry at me for at least pretending to be nice unless there is a third option out of pretending to be nice/mean/_____ really your just angry gratuitously or frustrated
      "u just will never have a clue what u do to other people"
      well not exactly
      "cos whatever it is, your JUDGEMENT will tell u it's ok"
      no i recognize when i do something "right" or "wrong" based on the linear rules i made to determine them i just don't care one way or another
      "cos in your mind it is, whilst for the rest of us, it's anything BUT ok. Your mind, however, is and will remain SICK"
      well don't say sick it implies that there is something wrong that can/needs to be fixed
      "And u are not able to grasp that fact cos your emotional centers just do not respond to that fact"
      well again not exactly
      "U just think u are great cos u can make JUDGMENTS without emotions"
      not great just better
      it seems you figured this out for yourself and thus missed the most important thing
      "And u are not able to grasp that fact cos your emotional centers just do not respond to that fact"
      "u just will never have a clue what u do to other people"
      we can try to feel if we really want to but not enough to call it so

    • @GeneSv
      @GeneSv 9 лет назад +1

      So in short you are saying I'm a heartless monster with no idea/understanding what I do to other people. Maybe you're right, maybe I'm a idiotic killer or maybe I am just a person behind a computer with nothing to do, you chose. But we are all the same that I'm a psychopath that is trying to win a remorseless game. Even this can be merely a assumption to help yourself to a explanation why I am doing what I'm doing.
      Your are calling me sick but you don't know me. You can call others sick but you don't know them either. Don't you think that strange or harsh of yourself? If you are so fast in jugging people by the things they type and feel if the need to insult them, it
      s fine by me. Cause like there is said it seems I have only little good and allot of bad in me... I got my theory about this and Enders Game supports me here, If you think like what a psychopath will do you will eventually think like one yourself. And if people keep yelling others they are sick or have a condition, they will believe it. I'm going one step further and here is the theory: If you think other a psychopath and if you call them this, this will cross you mind so often that you will become one yourself (minus point 3 cause you get borne with that, but the rest seems easy to learn).
      Think about my words and say I am the monster parents tell their children about at night. Say that you don't have a little psychopath on you shoulder that says that I'm wrong. But you know better and you are able to look at the people around you and see that everyone, including yourself, can think negative towards others, and voice it sometimes.

    • @hotdamnsweetie
      @hotdamnsweetie 9 лет назад +2

      loki laufeyson We may not know you but we know the condition.....

    • @GeneSv
      @GeneSv 9 лет назад

      That's correct! You got the point!

  • @demoreel4schenck840
    @demoreel4schenck840 8 лет назад +2

    Having dealt with three people of this type in a work setting (over 30 years), I can say with all frankness. Once they realize you are onto them. YOU ARE SCREWED! My advice. Do like the penguins of Madagascar. Just smile and wave and keep good records. Try not to let them get to you, and be positive to do your job the best you can and be like able to your other co workers. Its all you can do.

  • @bose4425
    @bose4425 6 лет назад +1

    I feel like you might be talking more about the narcissist in this video. Psychopaths aren’t always evil, sometimes they actually are good people. They are not always trying their best to hurt you, it’s just they don’t know or care if they are hurting you. A Narcissist will purposely try to
    obliterate people all the time in order for their own personal gain whereas a psychopath will often not know they are hurting you and will never feel any guilt about it. You’ve really got feel sorry for them, they do not fit in our society at all and it’s saddening that they do exist. But you can’t let your guard down over you feeling sorry for them because if they do turn out to be a narcissist they will instantly sense your weakness and start turning you towards a dark path.

  • @BradleyCoopertest
    @BradleyCoopertest 8 лет назад +17

    No feelings is BULLSHIT.

    • @gustavoalonsolopezwolf9098
      @gustavoalonsolopezwolf9098 8 лет назад +7

      It is very possible to develops emotions that weren't there. It is all in finding the right button and pressing it. Psychopaths have a hard time feeling emotions and empathy however it doesn't mean it doesn't exist inside of them. Some even hold any little sign of emotion for fear of being inferior.

    • @accidentsafe
      @accidentsafe 8 лет назад +9

      +Stig Lauren Their feelings are anger, hubris, and jealousy.

    • @thehoodybadger3402
      @thehoodybadger3402 8 лет назад +3

      +accidentsafe On the surface of awareness, yes. Being a psychopath and being psychotic seem to be mixed up easily anyhow. If one is psychotic, emotions such as jealousy, fear, anger, and resentment are constantly present, and pre-dominate. Said emotions are frequently used by a psychotic individual to justify why he/she could/should brutally murder someone else.
      Psychopath: Specific negative emotions are more sensitive, much more amplified.
      Psychotic: Negative emotions justify for the individual why he/she should throw a Molotov cocktail inside a house window and kill everyone inside. Particularly feelings of "eye for an eye" 'don't get mad, get even x4'.

    • @christophercase498
      @christophercase498 8 лет назад

      +accidentsafe you can't feel jealousy without feeling love

    • @grapiken7766
      @grapiken7766 8 лет назад

      You're right. They do have feelings. Their own feelings of happiness etc. But it's limited. No feelings for anyone else though. This video is not very accurate

  • @howedelamitri
    @howedelamitri 8 лет назад +4

    Trump, Clinton, Cruz....seriously folks! Psychopaths are drawn to and flourish in politics

    • @angelb7578
      @angelb7578 7 лет назад

      neo robertson Trump is not a psychopath. Pschopaths are smoother than that. A Narcissist in old age: increasingly , unbearably obnoxious

    • @MeadeSkeltonMusic
      @MeadeSkeltonMusic 6 лет назад

      Trump is not a narcissist. He is misunderstood.

    • @nicksupreme2094
      @nicksupreme2094 6 лет назад

      If I had to put one ASPD on Trump, I'd choose narcissism. He isn't cold enough and he above all does not come off as manipulative.
      Who is "Clinton"? 1/2000 women are psychopaths so I doubt Hillary is one. Bill may be one, in which case Hillary is influenced by him i.e. he's manipulated her.
      Cruz is definitely someone I'd suspect of psychopathy. Fake-moralist persona, known to be manipulative, changes political positions if it can get him more power.

    • @milz7129
      @milz7129 6 лет назад

      neo robertson
      Ben Shapiro should run.

    • @milz7129
      @milz7129 6 лет назад

      nick supreme 1 in 2000 is a lot. It makes it very likely that Hillary is a psychopath.

  • @sueruth8556
    @sueruth8556 3 года назад +1

    Spot on! Once you see them for who they really are you can't unsee them. No contact ever!

    • @toyoscio
      @toyoscio 3 года назад +1

      Some will try to make up for that.

  • @leananshae
    @leananshae 7 лет назад +3

    Thank you. My psychopath is my foreign husband who has me trapped by my cancer treatments in his native country where I've lived with him for over 10 years. I've approached my family back in the States, desperately trying to get them to see that I'm basically being held by a lunatic, but no-one believes me and will not offer to help me escape. I've called hotlines and reached out to support groups online, but there just really isn't any help for someone in as deep as I am (chronically ill, needing expensive medical treatment, no money of my own, nowhere to go in the states, etc). Sometimes I find myself considering not taking anymore chemo, letting death overtake me as my only escape. But your concrete advise here empowers me. I do have a good brain and over half a century of life experience to help me apply what you suggested. Gratefully the whole "love" thing is NOT an issue at my age... ha! I leave that trap to the teenagers! Thanks again for the encouragement and be well!

  • @icyshells
    @icyshells 8 лет назад +3

    Why are you lumping psychopaths in with sociopaths. They are different. Psychopaths get pleasure out of others suffering whereas sociopaths have no desire to hurt others, they just don't feel empathy if they inadvertently hurt someone.

    • @mello22u
      @mello22u 8 лет назад

      They are the same! The harm they do is the same. Its all a game.

    • @VibesMaster000
      @VibesMaster000 8 лет назад

      I'm am nothing like those people don't say I'm anything like them

    • @michaelkane4494
      @michaelkane4494 8 лет назад +1

      If you identify as a psychopath or a sociopath then you absolutely are not one and clearly haven't researched the subject much at all. And yes they are interchangeable terms referring to the same disorder. You just get ones that are violent and ones that aren't. There is absolutely no hard evidence that there are two forms of this.

    • @icyshells
      @icyshells 8 лет назад

      Michael Kane A simple google search on psych websites will tell you otherwise.

    • @michaelkane4494
      @michaelkane4494 8 лет назад

      What part do you think is retarded? I've read a few books on this and done many nights of research. Many websites do claim there's a difference but all brain scan research refers to the same disorder. I'm yet to find a scientific study that shows that sociopaths have a different brain defect (broken amygdala) than psychopaths. In confessions of a sociopath it explains how they are interchangeable terms and that was written by one. The part about people identifying as one is because they have zero sense of self in their brain. They do not identify at all so it's crazy to see so many people say they are psychopaths when a real one would just act like an ordinary person and do everything to hide the true fact.