A psychopath is someone who has no or limited emotional expression. Psychopaths and sociopaths do not have moral outlooks on the way they treat people. Psychopaths are more dangerous than ordinary sociopaths, because sociopathy occurs on a spectrum like every other mental health issue. Psychopathy is sometimes a product of an abusive parent who is also a psychopath themselves, so nurture can be implicated but nature is also a possibility. Tests to see if someone is psychopath include the Psychopathic Personality Inventory, which was developed in 1996, and also means that some people with psychopathy can also have antisocial personality disorder.
Total psychopaths are uncaring people who have a lack of empathy, while normal people with empathy find them disgusting because of how much they want to hurt someone else. Also, psychopaths do not have fear or shame to stop their mean behavior. Psychopaths and sociopaths like to blame other people for things they have done to them. Psychopaths know how to focus their attention because they aren’t distracted by what color specific words are printed in such as the color “red” being printed in blue ink. They aren’t as confused as a normal person would be using this exercise. Psychopaths are very selfish people who can’t plan for the future, which includes a low threshold in which they start to be aggressive. They are into physical fights and assaults while a sociopath can be slightly more conforming.
Works Cited
https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/mindmelding/201301/what-is-psychopath-0
My little situation with the name shamer may right itself if I merely avoid her because she was being weird to a fellow white person about my first name. Iria is really pronounced iriya, with a light R-roll and it sounds like a y. The occupational therapy clinic teacher got back to me, because we are going to have a little discussion about this person’s behavior. So yes, I’m not planning on going all out hostile but I will do some intimidating about name-shaming since I have been picked on for my first name my entire life.
This why I’m triggered that much. I mean seriously, my first name gets me picked on. Then again this may be an auric field curse since it happens out of nowhere no matter my behavior, which makes it fall under the Paper Doll Syndrome category. I will say “I apologize for being foreign, what the hell?” and I will say “Do you want me to kick you while you are down and expect to be my friend?” Gee, hmm, I’m just finding myself having difficulty with the fact this person slurred me or made fun of me and my first name being pronounced area.
Thanks, really, because I grew up getting picked on. I was severely mistreated a lot of the time, sometimes by my own family because they said Americans were too stupid to pronounce my name right. I never assume that but when I deal with bullies, I’m like yeah. What was originally said, was “her name is Area,” chuckle, giggle, “Can you believe it?” My response “my first name is Iriya, that’s how you actually say it,” followed up by a “deal with that, deal with me.” The situation was they were trying to intimidate me, the non-white person. I only hope I do not get super pissed at the aggressor because what I said to upset her was “medication is better than being a manic bitch,” since I was talking about my mother who doesn’t take a drop of medication.
Mania does turn me nasty in the worst case and snarky in the better scenario. See, this person has dings: 1) ask me to use my car when I feel I shouldn’t be driving. 2) picking on me for being foreign. All through the feedback session I was giving legitimate feedback, and participating. I got chocolate out of it but see, I’m having to be careful with chocolate, treating it like a controlled substance. So anyway, I’m pretty much trying to stay above water this time around.
Munchausen Syndrome by Proxy is when a caregiver makes up or denies or outright lies about existing health problems in a child or somebody they are taking care of. The caregiver outright lies about their charges’ symptoms in order to get attention and the caregiver may or may not have personality disorders. They change test results to make their charge look sicker than they are. Sometimes they physically harm their charge in order to produce symptoms. Caregivers get attention for having a sick family member, from doctors and nurses as well as other members of their community who know about the sick child or family member. Caregivers try to hard to get close to hospital staff, and seem to be sympathetic towards their charge. IT would seem that people with repeated illness are seen often, but this goes away when the primary caregiver is not around.
I was ignorant about it and I suppose my family couldn’t afford it? Maybe I’m not sure. I know better now, and am going to get regular physical therapy once every two to three weeks. I need to get physical therapy, and my therapist knows that I’m a good liar by now. She didn’t buy what I had to say, so I actually told her where it hurt. Ignoring something does not make it easier to deal with or to go away. I have finally learned not to neglect myself. Neglecting myself is easier than confronting something right away. I realize that in my adult life, I can stop neglecting myself.
The legal clinic taught me that I’m pretty much on the right track with moving forward to the next steps involved in researching my idea. I have to start collecting information by interviewing people using a digital recorder since my phone is running low on memory. I had to delete two applications just to give my phone more memory. But anyway, with what money will I be able to get readings, since interviews and blabbing my idea is cheaper than getting readings. We have the right idea in schmoozing with psychics, talking to them and chatting them up. We will start doing this if I have the energy to go to Mountain View, to talk to East West.
The abuser threatens them continually first of all. Second of all, they shower the victim with love-bombing, after they do something wrong, so that the victim will imagine it is their problem. Third of all, they do many threatening things like threaten suicide if the victim leaves. Sometimes the victim is the abuser also. Sometimes in abusive relationships, the victimizer is the abuser who imagines himself the victim of all things. They take abuse, they dish it out. Being a victim never feels good, only because it means that the abuser deliberately makes you feel bad, no matter what you do for them. This is why I dumped my ex and an ex friend only because I was like, she’s not taking my advice. That’s when I thought, whatever, we need to let her go as a friend. So four years ago around this time of year, I dumped her, quitting her energy and her extreme neediness that bordered on I’m calling you too much to mess with you, not that I need help, I’m just wasting your time and being a relational bully.
The white nationalist on the light rail didn’t stand a chance against me. He was busy being hypomanic, while chatting up the white males. Finally I just yelled at him to say that his hypomania bothered me, and to quit throwing his racism around. He left the car after that. I had security congratulating me on a job well done. Yes, we scared him. The key to intimidating such people is to yell, often yelling louder than they are talking. I’m intimidating as shit despite my schizoaffective. I often do this deliberately on both an interpersonal as well as a psychic level. I can intimidate anybody by pretty much showing my dark side.
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