10 Subtle Signs of a Psychopath
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- Опубликовано: 20 май 2024
- These are the signs of a psychopath - aka someone with ASPD. If you’re dealing with a psychopath (vs a sociopath), you may encounter these subtle but recognizable signals which can test your ability to spot them. But if you do detect one or more of these signs, be careful…
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Thanks to Tristan Reed (Senior Editor), Troy W. Hudson (VO), for helping to create this video!
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If you can relate, you are probably not a psychopath.
Lol ikr
Hahahah
Funny
Lol
Maybe I’m not a psycho because I can relate to most of wat he said
They also have a covert personality/habit that includes sadism. They're incredibly good at switching roles between abusive/evil and passive saint. They can give you amnesia sometimes.
they do.
Oh buddy 😃😀😄
Psychopaths may not necessarily be sadistic and vice versa... sadism is just a viewpoint of people nothing else...
@@samfisher6331 Only a socio- or psychopath will demonstrate what you say, which is also wrong.
Sounds more like a narcissist
If someone you know breathes, they _may_ in fact be a psychopath.
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
That's actually pretty funny 😆
Lol
One day the super rich will find ways to monetize existence to a point they will tax people for breathing, eating, shitting, pissing, whatever they can do to gouge everybody else for whatever they have
Did u get triggers because everything he said is just like you?
I think bottled up feelings can also happen when someone has grown up in an abusive environment not able express their feelings.
Psychopaths are born that way. I'm not putting a lot stock in this video.
My life
0:14 | 1. Social Domination
1:45 | 2. Mass Generalizations
2:46 | 3. Persuasive Disfluencies
4:15 | 4. Personal Pronouns
5:24 | 5. Temporary Tools
6:14 | 6. Inappropriate Emotions
7:02 | 7. Biological Needs
7:58 | 8. Strategic Avoidance
8:43 | 9. Self-Contradictions
9:40 | 10. Emotional Landslides
Thank you for this!
👍
Much appreciated
WHY !!! OMG I am a psycho . Whatever , Call the police you probably live longer. Imfao
Can 18 year olds be considered edgy teens? Or only those 13-17 yrs old?
not the self diagnosed 14 year olds 😂
What? Noooo never! ...... I’m 13 ofc
No I'm 11
@@nuruamod2740 uwu
they are psychopaths wannabes 🙄
Why is there a slash on your profile pic I thought there was a hair on my laptop 😂
I really think you (like millions of other people) confused psychopath with narcissists. Although there are some superficial overlaps, your videos perfectly describes a narcissist. Psychopaths can be quite chill and even not-power-oriented too. But because of fearless dominance and manipulation it's easier for them to accept the power people give them, instead of refusing the power.
Exactly. It's a spectrum. Some non violent psychopaths are some of the chilliest individuals around. Lack of strong emotions can benefit a man who needs emotional regulation.
They’re annoying. Essentially. Almost immature in mind well past the age of 30 plus tbh. In all honestly its like raising a man boy dont be a man boy LOL its not something to be proud of. Your stuck emotionally and mentally if you ask me.
I've always rejected psychopaths still they come looking for trouble so I don't understand what you are saying. What power is it? If they get caught all that fake power is gone.
@@whitecollarhater9727 by power, they prefer to go into professions that comes with status, respect, power, influence, etc.
That's why certain professions have high percentages of psycopaths. CEOs, surgeons, journalists, politicians, etc.
E.g. Becoming a doctor generally comes with status and a degree of automatic respected...and a brain surgeon more so. Plus, operating on someone's brain without beibf hampered by anxiety or fear makes them more effective at such types of jobs.
@@tylerdurden3722 I am aware yes.
i really love how u guys went straight to the point and didn't talk how other channels do before startintg , tysm!!
Having dealt with a true psychopath, I have to say this video misses a great deal. Some of it appears to be nonsense. It also seems to be oriented around one small study of a small number of psychopaths and focuses on a strange set of behaviors. If you think you are associated and affected by a psychopath, it would be much better to review one of the standard tests, which are easily available online. Most of the mentioned behaviors are things that many people do. If you are really concerned, answer these questions: 1. Can the person turn on charm like a switch? 2. Do they do what they want, without taking into account the affect on other people, or long term consequences? 3. Do they seem unable to take any responsibility for things they do that cause harm? 4. Do they seem to believe that it's every person for themselves, anything they do to get ahead is justified? 5. Do they lie easily? 6. Do they seem never to feel remorse? These are some of the true indicators. If you meet one of these people, God help you.
I may have met one online. She never affected me personally, but she hurt a lit of people on purpose and caused a lit of pain for my friend. I had to stand up for her and eventually hot her ass banned by sending the mods proof of her horrible behavior. Then when the bully talked to my friend, she told her she hurts people as an "experiment'. I've been scared of this person since. She doesn't own up to her actions for hurting these people at all and blamed me and got mad at me for banning her on a website. I don't talk to her anymore. I feel like she has a lot of issues she needs to address in her life.
@@alyssafulp2716 Classic psychopath. It's funny. I had to go through the worst period of my life in order to understand how to recognize one, but after all that, it is really simple. Psychopaths have very weakened empathy. Scientists have demonstrated that a physical part of the brain is undeveloped. They are not sure if that part of the brain shrunk from disuse, or if the lack of empathy was caused by damage to that part of the brain. We sit around trying to understand why they hurt and manipulate people, but it is easier if you realize that they are UNABLE to care or empathize with another person's feelings, so they just do whatever they want for entertainment, or go get material goods, sex, power, whatever. To us it makes no sense, because we would need an overriding reason to hurt someone's feelings. They do not need this.
All companies are full of them and as long as you have proper personal boundaries and watch out for yourself, most of them are completely harmless.
@@_vindicator_ I beg to differ. If you say this you have not encountered a true psychopath.
@@toolguy6534 i have not encountered a violent one, that much is true
The laughing when you want to cry does not make you a psychopath. That’s a nervous reaction. Laughing and crying are very similar responses. I was in a movie theater once watching an incredibly sad story and I was crying so hard I was to the point of sobbing loudly, I actually started laughing.
Laughing at the misfortune of others is different.
@@RideAcrossTheRiver You mean crying?
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Oh psychoooo
Right! Please tell the kids in the back 😭
I've been studying narcissism and many of these traits seem to apply there too. I wish I could get clarity on the differences between psychopathy & narcissism.
Narcissistic people have fears especially to be unmasked socially
Psychopathic persons are fearless and they don't mind if people think about them badly or see their bad behavior
Psychopath has a stronger nervous system where there are no regrets or hesitations
These are the main differences according to my experience
Im the same as you, watching lots of videos its not so cut and dry, but when meeting people with this odd type of behavior just get away from them. Frustrating though because there is a lot of people like this.
That's because they are both part of the cluster B personality. Also, every psychopath is a narcissist, but not every narcissist is a psychopath.
It's a spectrum from low to high tendencies.
And then there is also a difference between impulsive and strategy.
Lastly, even intelligence plays a role, especially when it comes to self-awareness.
@@dinasultan8576 Psychopath does not have a stronger nervous system. The psychopath has a part of the brain that doesn't work, the part that empathizes and cares about others. Brain scans have shown this. They don't have to be strong to do what they do, they just don't have the ability or desire to care about others. The do what they want, take what they want, and have no probley screwing with and destroying other people.
You can watch Dr. Ramani, perhaps you already have. She is good.
A lot of these behaviors are normal human things everyone can do once and a while, but all these traits put together at the same time may be what indicates a psychopath. Like a narcissist, everyone has narcissistic traits but aren't necessarily a true narcissist.
To be honest, I don't see how psychopaths differ much from selfish people according to this video, you know.
You not a psychopath....
Ted bundy, jeffrey dahmer, my friends, my cat, me
The Psychopath label is getting as watered down as the autistic label.
😂😂😂
To be honest. You know.
I just understand why I would not want to show my emotions. This isn’t psychopath. This is a way people grew up. There people who were told to not show their emotions. This can be extremely painful for the person because another thing is that they were ignored and they expect everyone to ignore them or never show love or caring.
You just described my childhood, man that hurts
Life does form u like that
True true
No it's just cringe showing emotions
@@lg1c803 when your a drama queen yes
Plot twist: this describes a sociopath/narcissist.
Psychopaths don't have strong emotions, it's rather muted. Neutral.
Emotional landslides is more relative to sociopath and narcissism.
Psychopaths are common than you think. Mostly found on top tier positions. They can be some of the chilliest individuals. Due to lack of fear and confidence, they are very charming to be around.
Just like Autism, psychopathy runs along a spectrum. At the end, still human like the rest of us.
My father is 110% this. Literally anger directed towards me in the form of fear. It's tiring. Literally get these people of of your life and keep them of of your life at all costs.
for those saying 'if youre saying youre a psychopath, you arent cuz u watched this' you are incorrect. I have been diagnosed with ASPD (clinical psychopathy) and watched this because i wanted to know how much they got wrong. and there is a lot. No, i don't care, but its a personal gain to know they are wrong.
LOL
They are very right with using ppl for personal gains and Zero empathy n positive emotions. I will add, vengeful and self sabotage.
Sure
@O.N.L. watch the little girl Beth. Her whole characteristic is a young ps*chopath
@@Botacheeks87 no, those are sociopaths. Psychopaths don’t give a rip about others. Which means they don’t need to use them. Don’t need their opinion. Don’t even need their help.
How to spot a psychopath after they take you for everything you have, that’s how you’ll know.
Sounds like a free loader to me lol
nah. i am a clinical psychopath, we don't take things you have. we aquire what social needs from you for a gain and dont get emotionally attached. what u have described is an abuser
True
That's a gold digger lol
Nope 😀😄
if you're worried about being a psychopath you're DEFINITELY not one
I deffinetly needed this i got in depression and i was weirded out by a video and for a week i was afraid of being a psychopath or was going to be
this is not true , you can say this in case of narcissism but not in the case of psychopathy
VERY good video! I have known a couple of psychopaths, 3 or so and alot of this I recognize. The last guy almost cost me my life.
I had been there too. i can understand you. but never give up & have faith on yourself. allow the god to heal us!
Me before the video: Seems like a nice topic to learn about...
Me after watching the video: I'm a psycho and everyone I know is psycho too!!!!!!
Edgy
I'm not a psychopath ok
I probably have aspd and this literaly describes everyone xD
@@tours7325 he's not he just said that cuz this video describes like the most of humanity. You know everyone is like that selfish and other stuff. Only a little percentage of people isn't
Im not a psychopath ok
This really sounds more like a narcissist than a psychopath lol
They are quite similar
they have described narcissism, not psychopathy. u are correct
@@nothingtosee7694 they are not that similar actually. psychopathy is based around morals, narcissism is based around dominance,
@stupid people pretty much
@stupid people we are the gods of this world
I've been around a guy who felt like a psychopath. The guy could throw his personality easily, it was like a light switch for him. He pays close attention to your facial expressions and gestures and responds appropriately. He talked about murder frequently and described it correctly. Its absolutely horrifying how good he is at getting you to trust him. And he's openly expressed how humans mean nothing to him and he's had various mental health consultations. He scares the fuck out of me!!!
As a self diagnosed pshyopath with emotional capablities i am quite frighting to others that dont get me i dont stare but i relate to almost everything on list
@@nathanielettrick3964 Cringe
I am a psychopath but I don't play it like a dumb a**. I don't really do anything to harm others, I only manipulate people In a way that will not harm them but I get my work done, because if they get hurt I will have to pay it many folds on the judgement day.
Recently I manipulated my sister, ever since she had been a kid she always wanted to take science but she ended up with commerce.✌✌victory.
Can you at least speak about people with psychopathy as if they’re actual humans? We’re all human come on now have some empathy
@@hr0727 yeah, I totally agree with you there are some good psychopaths too.
Oh my! This eerily describes my Ex. Luckily he’s an ex. Thank goodness for therapy pointing this out and for informative videos like this. Very helpful. Thank you.
Seems like a psychopath has an intense need for significance.
Narcissist
@@Real2k25 yep that can often be part of it
Psycho here....
Op's statement is false, I'd rather not get attention or significance(it makes you stand out and get called out for it). Also we do have emotions, like real emotionsand i can even cry about other people's hardships... This changes when I'm angry though, I recognise this and go for a good walk(don't want to hurt someone I love). All psychopaths are different, just like normal human's !?!?😂
Bingo!
It sounds like living in a competitive or dangerous environment can make you mimic signs of psychopathy until, outwardly, you are indifferentiable from a psychopath yourself. This is why diagnoses are to be made only in a clinical environment. It becomes nearly impossible, if not impossible at all, to differentiate a true psychopath from someone whose is mimicking the psychopathy around them merely to survive, especially in children and those who have grown up around such behavior.
Exactly! I was getting that feeling from this video too that their really are psychopaths that influence ordinary people to act like this. Some people are raised by psychopaths or are enamored by them. Either way their kind of way of being has seeped into society that has the ability to think for themselves and not act like them. Yet they choose to adopt or cope to that dominating influence. I think their are indeed a lot of psychopaths and the other list of personality disorders found in politicians for example. That is one avenue psychopathic ways are introduced to people. Or famous musicians.
This is so accurate, in my own, uneducated, opinion; speaking purely anecdotally.
Just MRI brain scan individuals. You can see true psychopathy vs. just an act.
@@ARedMagicMarker iirc, it's not precise enough to use as a conclusive diagnostic tool. The H-PCL-R is still the standard, to the best of my knowledge. But, I'm definitely no doctor - so, if you've got some good info, please direct me to it :) Have a great day!
@@jeremydoerksen5988 May not be precise enough, but it shows enough. Besides, give it 50 years, it'll probably just be a quick flash test, not something involving a clunky machine, Either way, it's imperative to root out and track these individuals where they go, and they need to be found out from a young age. Which won't be hard, because psychopathic children are easy as pie to spot if you know what to look for (which is the obvious). So when there's some kind of chaos, abuse, fraud, rampages, taking advantage, crimes, ringleading, or flare ups (and they WILL happen wherever these people go) in the area they are pinpointed in, then we know where to look. These people gotta go somewhere. In fact, I hope our tech gets strong enough to where we can check for the onset or formation of psychopathy even in the womb, like you would for babies born without a brain stem, severe down syndrome, or a baby who will be born with no face and limbs. Do what you gotta do, but humanity would be lots better off without these people. Sure, neurotypicals can be horrible too, but these psycho freaks are a whole other breed. I don't care how much they want to put on a halo and pretend to be just like everyone else, and how "good" and special and different from "all the other fictional psychopaths people have been fooled with and brainwashed with stereotypes from TV."
Everything that comes out of a psychopath's mouth is a lie, or a spin on a lie and manipulation. We can't help the ones slithering on the earth now. All we can do is know who they are and avoid them. Spot one, even think you've run into one, even a "high functioning" one with a good mask, gtfo and warn others if you can. But we can at least prevent many more from being brought in, or at least catch them early and try for ...."treatment." No cure for them though. So woe to the parents unlucky enough to birth these void beasts who are only a few steps away from being a loveless, cold, conniving, mean-no-soul, lizard-brained potato. Capable of screwing good people's whole worlds up without a second thought, and only be concerned about what cravings for pizza toppings they have at that moment after the fact, and how they can con a dying, sick person while they're at it. Those parents of these freaks have my deepest sympathies, and humanity knows who these "people" are, so what is it going to do about them? I hope something soon.
The same vet doctor I've been attending to few times for my cat was hostile with neverending blame game in each of my visits. I suspected he's psychopath and now assured that he is a psychopath. Every single detailing mentioned since the beginning of the video is very accurate about him.
So, pretty much every boss I've ever had. Figures.
"If you're here you're not a psychopath"
So that means serial killers can't watch this, or they can strategically watch this to un-diagnose themselves as attention seeking 14 year olds.
Finally someone smart omg.
Lol right, I was 14 and I attempted suicide. I got caught but I wasn't diagnosed so that gives me time to think about life instead of having to take a ton of pills that have a ton of crappy side effects
@@Noid11111 congratulations try again
They actually learn constantly about psychology to get better at manipulations. When they watch RUclips, then this ones.
@@Noid11111 Missed that one. Try another!
This is such a ridiculous video, you've just described like 90% of human beings
😂 I hate to break it to you but... One of the rules are saying that psychopaths say that instead of blaming just 1 person or whatever... They blame so much people. If you get what I mean lol. Welcome or the "community"
No in fact he is right. It is not a very accurate video. It is very general. Anybody suffering from any mental ilness might have these symptoms. And nowdays in most big cities of the western world, most people tend to suffer from anxiety, stress, depression, neurosis and many common personal disorders.
@ended era me?
@@johnkaminis8703 are you talking to me?
@@nothingtosee7694 Oh hello ! :) Yes I was talking to you !
This is so simplistic; anyone who has taken a couple of psychology classes or read up on the subject of psychopathy will find this video deeply unimpressive.
I've was bringing my cat to the same vet few times, he was hostile with neverending blame game in each of my visits. I suspected him psychopath and now assured that he is a psychopath. Every single detailing mentioned since the beginning of the video is very accurate about him.
One of the problems with videos like this is the explanation of a disorder by listing symptoms. This is why it seems like so many people match these symptoms. It is most commonly done with psychological disorders because it would be so obvious if done with physical illnesses... Consider explaining what having tuberculous would be like by just using a list of symptoms without underlying understanding being provided. Symptom number one: they tend to cough, number two: sometimes they sneeze, number three: they have trouble breathing.... Could apply to just about anyone with any respiratory issue at any time...
The underlying issue here would be things like "Can they feel empathy?" --- great fundamental understanding. If you have an active sense of empathy then you probably aren't a psychopath even if you happen to say "To be honest with you" sometimes...
The infotainment is still entertaining though :) Keep up the good work topthink.
I guess I’m a psychopath, I hate when people litter🤷🏻♂️
They need to be corrected the correct way. To many people are like that.
U r not a psychopath, psychopaths never admit it or just by one thing u see there immidiantly relate lmao
Dont worry that is normal, you are not a psychopath
@@allanthomas407 lol! Whew! That was a close one 😅
@@jannisdrosos1953 You are not very intelligent, are you? They were making a joke.
Thank you for the tip!
When you're emotionally homeless. And as such ostracized. You may very well feel as though everyone in the world is against you. Not all homeless people are alike. Some lash out. Some sit alone quietly.
Psychopaths communicate exactly like you do, even more normal than it may seem like... how do you think they blend into society?
Plus psychopathy is a mental disorder, a personality disorder in the sub criteria, its not a specific personality, which means all types of psychopaths exist...
"if you have nothing to offer a psychopath, they'll abandon a relationship with you"
everyone bonds with others because they need something, it can be something innocent as you said most people bond to share their passion or like company, i guess everyone is selfish in some way, but not always in a bad way, and honestly abandoning a relationship because it had nothing to offer is stupid.
Everyone as something to offer, as meaningless as those things may sound.
I wish people more often distinguished whether or not they’re talking about primary or secondary psychopathy, or both.
This video just confirmed I’m 2000% a psychopath, I do almost every single thing mentioned in this video. To explain it to everyone else in my case I grew up around severe psychological trauma growing up, I was always at fear as a kid so I think it trained me to assess when trouble is coming so it made me incredibly good at reading people. The desensitization in my opinion comes from constant trauma at a young age, when I got to my 20s it got really bad. I also was deceived by people around me who were close, it gave me this attitude where I generalized everybody for being that way because of those experiences I had. So my teen years were when those negative experienced piled up and my 20s is where it solidified my character as a remorseless person, it took going to jail for a little while to wake me up. I began looking at myself in disgust and actually wanting to change who I was, till this day I can’t change the need for stimulation. It’s been toned down 100x but I still feel it in my brain the lack of excitement, I’m pretty sure because of the psychological trauma I faced all my life shut down certain parts of my brain. Sort of like a cop or a person in the military, if you have empathy in those careers you’re going to drive yourself nuts. There comes a time where you need to turn that part of your brain off, if you don’t it’s impossible to continue your job. Same thing goes for psychopathic criminals, if you feel at a deep level you’re going to break yourself down not only that but it’s a weakness people pick up on and you’ll get harmed because of having that weakness. On the other hand I have a deep love for animals, if I hear about an animal getting hit by a car it’ll put me to tears. If I hear about a human getting hit by a car I’d say I would react with 50% less empathy, it’s a really weird thing you can’t control it you’re just born with the rotten genetics.
Bruh watching this finding out im a psycho
I know I was just being dumb
Many people are, but not the sensationalized kind that you see on TV.
Interesting!!!!!!!😏😏
Let's all be psycho together in psychotic peace and harmony.
Me too
Came to see how many think they’re a “psychopath”
Edit: :/ wasn’t keeping track but I can definitely relate to at least half of these points.
I mean yeah but usualy psychopat wouldnt write what u did and i find some points in me too but maybe thath isnt bad thing.
Psychopath which comes from the greek two words meaning Psicho-passion, cannot differentiate his emotional feelings according to his actions. For example he may kill or he may harm someone physically or verbally without feeling guilt for what he/she have done or continue to do. The psychical emotion handling for a psychopath compare to a normal person are way different, that's why we name someone a psychopath.
I have harmed someone without feeling guilty ONCE basically a school bully made fun of my dead aunt then they tried to make it look like I was bullying them on the bus for no reason and then he stole my seat on a day of school close to the last day he pushed me into the window when I went to MY seat and then I snapped and beat him up it’s the only time I haven’t regretted hurting someone
I avoid almost every conversation-- unless it's about a very technical subject I am an expert in, or want to be an expert in, or me getting laid very soon soon. I don't even think about people other than my children. I almost never talk about anyone other than myself, and I expect people I'm talking to to also talk about themselves without being asked if they have something to share.
I don't think I'm a psychopath, but I'm not normal. People who have friends baffle me. I have kids that I care about. I have lovers. No one else matters at all-- sort of. I want to help people IN GENERAL. Just not specific people. I will stop and give a homeless person food or clothes, but I wont think about a well equipped acquaintance.
This will be very helpful when characterizing especially internet personalities because from my experience a lot of so called teachers especially in the spiritual/life coaching relm can be psychopaths.
TBH, I'm going to have to stop saying "You know", you know? To be honest, it's going to have to stop.
Interesting screen name you have there my initials 10 years after the year i was born with my parents business name after it....however did you come up with that
@@tanyakwiatkowski5638 My ex-boyfriend and I made up "robot names" one day and tj921 is what I chose.
I see what you did there, Norman.
@@nzt4890 LOL
I’m using this list to hone my behavior. Winning!
People who say "I'm a psychopath" are not psychos. Most psychos are very discrete with public.
So inaccurate. A true Psychopath feels no remorse or empathy for others. Murderers / serial killers.
A primary psychopath doesn’t feel empathy or remorse but a secondary psychopath does and uses it to connect with their victims
A true psychopath will perform with made up emotions, remorse, sympathy or empathy. Most psychopaths are pretty clever and very manipulative
The only sensible way to live in this world is without rules.” ― The Joker
Like no opening "quotation marks"...
Nothing sensible nor safe about world anarchy.
@@LordVautier Nor comment-closing period.
Untrue people who sit in front of their computers all day are not Psychopaths, you can never really tell who's the psychopath until you've seen it.
“If someone you know experiences emotional landslides they might be a psychopath” um okay yeah maybe true but what an awful broad generalized statement to make when there’s a billion other psychological disorders that people suffer from that include mental breakdowns. They made a whole right statement just to end it like that, it’s not that they’re having the breakdowns it’s how and why they’re having the breakdowns. 💀
Maybe psychopathic, and not a total psychopath.
Yes many symptoms of all disorders can be also a symptom of a different disorder. It is part of the psychopathology of a psychopath, it can also be part of the psychopathology of someone with CPTSD. When looking at a disorder we look at all of the symptoms together. Also a lot of symptoms in any disorder are very human but it’s when they’re at an extreme that they are what’s called disordered.
Just learn what a narcissist is and then you will know what a psychopath is
True
Amen! 😥
Seriously though
@bobby briggs Oh okay 🙄
Narcissism is one of the personality disorders like sociopaths that shows similar traits to that of psychopathy, but is based on very different factors. A narcissist and psychopath are very different.
I like watching these, gives me a perspective on how people view it and gives tips on how to better mask it in the future. People watch this to learn about psychopaths, yet at the same time the psychopath learns about how you percieve things and what society think is out of the norm.
I would say that this doesn’t apply to all psychopaths. For example, with the first point that they crave social domination, some don’t care for that at all. Or for some of them maybe sometimes, but not in every interaction.
Tbh some of them are superficially adapted to the society, so they know most of these sings like talking about themselves too much, basically trying as hard as they can to hide their true nature
Cool im a psycho. What now
lmao
Inb4 butthurt drama nerds write: “NO YOU ARE NOT!”
Congratz
Heal your emotions
@@alextarot :)
“If you know someone who experiences emotional landslides they might be a psychopath” or they’re just a very emotional person 😂
To the point of being a borderline personality, which is a neurosis, not psychosis.
the landslides are very big breakdowns, angry rages and the need to hurt someone, that is not a emotional person.
"You are created in the exact likeness of Love". It is also the standard measurement in a person's emotions. Ie, by what standard do you declare some one a psychopath? Some one who is absent Love/acceptance/approval/morals/obedience...? The presence or absence of Love is the measurement.
I’ve always avoided showing my emotions because I can easily read people and I see how some use what they can read off others against them
Thx for the advice
Faxxxxxx
Don’t hod back your emotions for fear or to please anyone folks play your roles and live in the moment
Sounds like you're an empath..definitely not a psychopath
@@tamicaalsheshi6809 exactly. Like an ENFJ has high Fe. So they have extroverted feeling and they hero function. They can understand everyone ‘s feelings in the room no problem. It’s the opposite with psychopaths for sure. Fe is probably one of their lowest functions.
What animation program do you use? :)
The best I’ve heard is a psychopath rarely has outwardly anger mood changes, but when he does he blows up huge .. while a sociopath shows mood swings frequently, especially expressing anger. Luv this clue.
how did this outfit interview psycos? did they apply? did they put an add in the paper? Can you get a card that says "Psyco" or a stamp on your drivers licence?
Wow. I also am shocked whenever someone asks about my family. It's like why are they relevant?
especially in a job interview, like what does your family bring to the table? wtf's the relevance in that?
The thing about generalizations is highly accurate.
Im so confused .. i can relate, but then again i think we all relate to these feelings.. Seriously everyone acts like this humanity is like that. 60-90% of us
This is the worst video I have ever seen. Some of these things are cultural or a trauma response, or even ethical. Stupid video
Not Psychopath: im a Psychopath
Psychopath: im not a Psychopath
There is an old book that reads, if thou perceiveth not knowledge, depart. Or very close to that.
The way my dad has all these features and many more... It hurts.
It does. 💔I’m sorry
Diagnose him with a psychiatrist
So here is a story I have where I think I ran into some kind of predator. To preface this I had health issues at the time but I am totally normal now so no need to feel sorry for me in the description below. This account is strictly just about this encounter:
I was having some issues causing Edema in my feet so it was hard to walk, went to the emergency room to make sure it wasn't the heart. It wasn't, it was something else. But that isn't relevant.
While I was there there was a large crash with I think one person who died (I am not apart of this). And a lot of people got injured so they were there with me.
I am in the waiting room, and this man walks in and sits 10 feet away from me and I did notice him but it's that type of notice where you are making a note here was there. For the next 25 or 30 minutes he proceeded to just stare at me most of the time. I would check by looking at him occasionally and yeah pretty much every time.
At one point a nurse walked in and asked if he needed help and he said he was just waiting for someone. She left and then returned to staring at me. Obviously I already know what is going on as I am not an idiot. Finally I am called to come up to the desk or something. And after done talking I go to walk into another room and he finally decides to come up to me and talk. He presented himself as a personal trainer/gym trainer (he didn't look fit, just skinny, but who knows maybe he can run 20 miles). And started trying to bullshit me telling me what exercises can help me get better without even knowing what was wrong with me as it wasn't caused by anything physical.
I think he was sizing me up to see if I was gullible and stupid enough to believe him. I was an easy target I think in his mind as I had to use crutches to even get around and had wrapped my legs to keep fluid more up. So if he found out I am gullible, great an easy victim!
Anyway he kept trying to get to know me more. I don't know if he was going to offer to be my physical trainer or try to get me to come to his car I don't know. I am not sure if he realized I already knew what he was trying to do considering the million red flags he has presented to me thus far.
So my dad shows up thankfully while this guy was talking to me, and he switches to talking to him like we were friends or something. I just shook my head no when the guy was looking away, for my dad to see.
I told him to come with me to their bathroom where I explained what was happening or at least what I thought was happening. I wasn't really scared because I had caught onto his act early. Pretty sure he is one of the stupid psychopaths. Also he isn't going to attack me in this hospital.
So, we went back out into the lobby a few minutes later and he was gone. Just gone. It was so surreal like I can't believe this guy was eyeing me to kidnap me or something. It's shit you see and hear on Tv. Thankfully dad had his truck right outside the sliding doors so we just took off without me going to see a doctor.
And I did call the police to tell them about the shady man. I have no clue if anything became of it. I just wanted it to be known so no one else walking out to their car in the parking lot would run into this guy.
So yeah I wonder if he caught on that I saw through the act immediately and decided to bail, or if it was only my Dad he was afraid of. (he's a big guy, lifts weights)
this is really good solid info
the really scary thing about psychopaths is that they are highly resistant to treatment, as a rule, everyone around them is in pain and devastated but as far as they're concerned it's their problem his or hers, not they feel fine so why should they change?
No one around me is pain there just wrong idiots that know nothin hahaahahag
Don't test the monster in me. - Joker
why？
@@weilongwu3875 because he thinks that it's impossible to win over him
Core WAYM I See . I am Chinese. What about you?
LMAO
He's a sociopath 🤦♂️
You can't just find out someone is psychopath by some questions it's something else that you don't understand it is a feeling of emptiness which increases day by day. It's the feeling of understanding this world more and more until that day when u find out all ur friends don't like u they just pretend. It's like showing mirror to the people of this world.
very interesting video, it's breathtaking
These signs are wrong. I want to remain single and talk to as little amount of people as possible but that doesn't make me a physcopath, I'm just more independent and I don't need to waste time talking to someone when I'm most likely not going to remember the conversation unless it's important. Rather not waste the time I have because who knows, YOLO
Who is attacking you bro? If the shoe fits...
Sometimes in a male dominated work place, "one-upmanship" can be playful, and silly, which actually builds relationships.
Ok everything you just said described me perfectly…
I fit most descriptions of a psychopath. But I assure you that I mean no harm. I live my little life and my 20 year relationship is great because she's the one that pointed all my problems and is working on fixing them all.
There's many people have most of these characteristics so it's hard to know who have them 😕
No sister don't even try okay 🤣
Halo 3 has a well developed campaign. I love the level design and attention too detail. I remember the first time i popped the disc in my xbox 360. Good times.
100% agree with you halo 3 is legendary halo 4 and 5 as decent reach was amazing same as odst ce and 2
@@cerea9572 i literally cry when i think about halo: reach. Halo 2, 3 and ODST bring back childhood memories.
The original Halo trilogy deserves to be recognized as one of the most influential and best designed of all time.
@@CaH6633 right, I'm currently replaying halo 2 I love the original trilogy along with reach and ODST. The focus bungie gave towards halos lore was grade A.
it seems those with serious empathy problems/anti-social problems do not experience anxiety and stress the way the average person does- in that they do not experience it much at all. To the point that they do not experience fight or flight the same way. This would definitely be more of a nature vs. nurture.
It’s not about what we say it’s about what we think. We will change multiple characters just to adjust the one we need in every occasion. I know it’s sad and can cause problems to friends or our relationship but sometimes you Born like that and you have to live with it.
Some professions are over-represented by psychopaths: CEOs, politicians, cops, salesmen, military personnel, journalists, and clergymen. It would be in society’s best interest to observe these creatures carefully and then isolate them in mental health facilities at the first sign of antisocial behavior. After all, we don’t let rabid dogs roam the streets with impunity.
Some psychopaths are psychiatrists, surgeons, dentists and primary care doctors 😐
Some psychopaths over generalize and categorize psychopaths using professions and titles which many decent people work in.
Agreed. A network of miscreants. 💯
No. Those are sociopaths
Excellent point.
"As soon as you are not useful a psychopath will throw you away." I cringed when he said that.
So the "moral" conclusion is, to keep useless relationships? Every relationship competes (for relaters' time, energy, and value exchange) with every other.
I dunno, as a man we're taught never to let emotions get the better of us. If we are not strong at all times we lose what society values in us.
This realy helped me. Thank You! 😂💕👍
Don't tell me you're self-diagnosing.
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5:25 i wouldn't agree with that. I don't find myself a psychopath and i have two types of friends - those who i really care about and want all best for them, and those who i treat as tools and use to make these close friends happy.
Know a guy who is, I've considered him a friend since I've always spoken with him and nobody else will.
Likely doesn't consider me friend back but it's always interesting with everything he says.
He keeps this tone that is so plain that you probably couldn't tell how he feels at first if he even does, talks about art alot though.
He's really good at drawing faces
Just a reminder, psychopathy is a weakness,not an advantage and it doesn't make you cool.
Oh yeah my x is narc/psycho, sad but I’m free now :) happiness ❤️
a narcissist maybe, i doubt they were a psychopath
@@widowmakersbooty2253 recently i heard he became violent and slashing himself with a knife and creating some video eulogy for himself and then becomes normal andhen back to being violent. he is too much to carry i have been for him for 6 six years and i lose all my savings just for him.. be careful out there ❤️
@@b00f Can 18 year olds be considered edgy teens? Or only those 13-17 yrs old?
@@b00f oh no,iam only 18 years old😥
@@b00f what do u mean kiss?
Feels like a horoscope, meant to apply to everyone
This is Right on point..
my father is a severe psyschophat. it took me years to handle my own mind, my family & i got abused by him over the years but mostly i got s' abused since my childhood.
at first i hated him, my family, myself. i would be so mad forgetting my own life around me. but after a time you try to understand. understanding and maybe feel sorry for him. he's living all alone of course you are happy to actually be out there but it feels so guilty for letting him handle this ilness on their own. its dangerous, its complicated. But i try to understand, even if its difficult to get how you should act towards him. how you should even face such a person who would do cruel things, who did bad stuff to you and does not show any regret at all.. but somehow you cant offically hate them for dying in their ilness. this ilness this disease is the hell. they cant escape so they have already the baddest life with their own. it's their disease, i feel sorry for everyone involved because this does not get ever away.
Esto es algo para tomar con pinzas, muchas de estas características son compartidas con otros trastornos de la personalidad como: narcisista, histrionico y límite. Adicionalmente algunas encajan mejor con la sociopatia.
It sounds like me
I always wondered why I nearly wet my pants laughing at funerals.
This explains why I was under forensics for a couple of years
dude same here-
once i called one of my friends were telling me a sad story about their pet and how i died, and I ranomdly felt the need to hestoricaly start laughing 0-0 we never talked since then x-x
@Shadow Monarch how much blood was there? Was the fear frozen on the cats face or was it twisted in pain? Were the bones sticking out of its fur and how did the flesh smell? A more in depth description is needed I wish I was there to see it get hit. 😊
@Shadow Monarch lol boat kitty flowing down the road 🤣
@Shadow Monarch I bet it was a very intoxicating sight to see.
Not me I don't laugh I'm not physcopath
My father had every single one of those details
Whenever I had something I had to see that was very hard on me, plus being a loner my whole life I was laughed at and left alone and abandoned and. All of these previous experiences I've had in life with people that shown inappropriate emotions has made me isolate myself and hate everybody and fell into a deep depression because no one seemed to care about my feelings and life, at age 33 you would think people would grow up. I've also developed a huge nervous system problem because of coming across these people constantly and never having any support anyone. The cyberbullying is going too far and so is social media, I get nervous even thinking about how disturbing these people have become and how they never cared about me in my life nor should any sort of empathy when I needed it
I watched a documentary where people would take a personality test to see if they were psychopaths and some of them actually wished they were. Honestly, it was pitiful to see those people wanting to be such disguting human beings and even more pitiful was the fact that companies preferred these kind of parasites as part of their staff because of some of the positive aspects of the disorder. What they forget is that psychopaths will ALWAYS put themselves first in detriment of the company, the boss, the co-worker and everybody else in the universe
I think wanting to be a psychopath should be the 1st sign you are a psychopath
Who do u think are on the top of the working ladder not the people that are psycophats
you are wrong, psychopaths won't always do it, only when its good for them. psychopaths arent actually drawn in to power, all they want to do is not to be bored since that happens most of the time, they just want to create something entertaining
This is completely wrong. Psychopaths aren't necessarily disgusting people. They just lack empathy and its not even their fault. They were either born that way or, due to a VERY, VERY abusive or painful childhood, their brains turn them into one to protect. People need to stop making them out as evil just because they can't feel certain things. A person isn't evil because of what they feel or think, but because of what they do. Your closest friend could be a psychopath but with the right guidance, she could understand right from wrong on a more empathetic level and choose not to hurt other people. Remember, psychopathy isn't a personality type, it is a MENTAL ILLNESS.
@@sherrykayheslop pls it has nothing to do with childhood traumas or abuse as they always like to say to excuse their careless behaviour. If bad things happen to you, should u be wise or wounded? These ppl u call mental health patients are just reptalian species living off survival mode.