Sociopathy is cool now?

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cuddly_tomato

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Queen Michael said:
Hmph. If you're emotionally numb, you can't feel happy about manga! And then what's the point, hmmm?
Damn right!

I pity people who can't feel good or bad about things.
Samurai Goomba said:
Well, sociopathy implies mental instability. Mental instability is quite common in great artists. Contemporary (young) artists who are highly respected score with chicks and get mad respect. Therefore, we can follow this train of tard logic to conclude that sociopaths get chicks and mad respect.

Word.
A lot of sociopaths are extremely stable in their sociopathy. Look at someone like Mengele. Sociopathy isn't anger or rage or hatred - it is a cold, unfeeling, nihilism where emotions, compassion and empathy are seen as weakness.
 

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cuddly_tomato said:
Queen Michael said:
Hmph. If you're emotionally numb, you can't feel happy about manga! And then what's the point, hmmm?
Damn right!

I pity people who can't feel good or bad about things.
Samurai Goomba said:
Well, sociopathy implies mental instability. Mental instability is quite common in great artists. Contemporary (young) artists who are highly respected score with chicks and get mad respect. Therefore, we can follow this train of tard logic to conclude that sociopaths get chicks and mad respect.

Word.
A lot of sociopaths are extremely stable in their sociopathy. Look at someone like Mengele. Sociopathy isn't anger or rage or hatred - it is a cold, unfeeling, nihilism where emotions, compassion and empathy are seen as weakness.
Ironically, this makes sociopaths rather contemptibly weak. In their own way, they're remarkably vulnerable, as, in the place of human emotions, all they have left is gratification and the id/ego. And given the average sociopath has a lower social cognition than the average person, this also makes them peculiarly vulnerable to manipulation.

Psychopaths, on the other hand, tend to stem from people who possess emotions, but also possess the capacity to completely overrule them. While they do possess a functioning moral centre and emotional capacity, they can, quite literally, shut them off. This tends to lead to a much higher social cognition than a sociopath, a problem also exacerbated by the fact most psychopaths tend to be frighteningly intelligent.

In essence, the two are, in essence, the same disease, but if you had to ask me which was more dangerous, I'd go with the psychopath. A sociopath is, basically, a freak of nature, a mental amputee, disabled and lashing out at the world. A psychopath is, in essence, much the same, but with the intelligence to never get caught.
 

Stillve

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Oh those silly teenagers. Always vying for attention.
Show me a self-proclaimed sociopath and I'll show you a liar.
 

Serge A. Storms

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A more fitting term in modern psychology would be antisocial personality disorder (although some don't believe that the two should be synonymous, "sociopath" is an outmoded term commonly used by the public to describe virtually the same disorder). Actually being diagnosed with antisocial personality disorder is actually quite difficult and requires a great deal of evaluation before such a heavy label is slapped on someone. In any event, the disorder itself is easily confused with a simple lack of empathy within society, which only describes a small part of the disorder, and personal philosophies such as nihilism, which are not disorders at all.

EDIT:As far as people proclaiming themselves to be sociopaths, anyone that uses the term "sociopath" to describe themselves didn't get that diagnosis from any modern psychologist
 

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MaxTheReaper said:
(...) I'm actually working on a theory: A completely normal, well-adjusted person, is the strangest person in the world.
''There is nothing as common as wanting to be special''
'We're all special', right? But commonality does not exist, I'd say. Neither does 'uniqueness', for that matter, if being unique is part of being normal. Though we all have our own definitions of normal...can't even prove that anything exists outside my own consciousness...(rambles on and on)
 

Jaranja

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Sociopathy is awesome and Mike's a fag! (A reference. Nothing against all the Mikes)
 

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George144 said:
Because this is the internet damn it. Most people aren't socipaths there just angsty, to be sociopathic you have to actually be able to manipulate people and I get the feeling most internet sociopaths are anti-social loners who'd have trouble talking to real people never mind fucking with their minds and relationships.
whoa i lie to people all the time and try and screw around with there minds and stuff just for my own amusmant
 

Dogstile

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You honestly haven't thought about killing somebody before?

I don't think a single person alive hasn't wanted someone dead. We're human, its in our nature to kill.
 

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NotMemorable said:
So, lately I've noticed people "brag" about being a sociopath (ie emotionally numb) or fantasies of killing people, anyone else notice this? I mean wth guys, when did it become cool to be a sociopath?
HAHAHA, people on this forum aren't cool.

Seriously, everyone is like a less-known version of Max or Max. Stay happy brother.
 

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MaxTheReaper said:
*Teenage angst SNIP!*
It's all because of this guy.

I'm kidding, duh.

[sup]You big scary freak, you.[/sup]

It's just teenagers being teenagers. I hate to use a stereotype, but most of our modern day teenagers are little... loose, I suppose. Or atleast, the ones that are use the internet like no tommorow, which would make sense. I wouldn't suppose they'd have many friends.
 

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MaxTheReaper said:
Saying "I sometimes get the urge to kill folk" is a really great way to lose friends about the office.
Really?.It has always been the opposite for me.The more often i say the more friends i make.And suspiciously many of them are police officers.
 

Charisma

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The trend you're talking about does exist, but I'd say it's a little misleading to call it "sociopathy."

I mean, technically it is sociopathy, but it's more of a massive cultural shift than an epidemic of personality disorders.

That said, I'm a sociopath and damned proud of it.
 

Daveman

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MaxTheReaper said:
Also, you are like the third person to blame me, kidding or not.

I'm beginning to wonder i--
Daveman said:
Seriously, everyone is like a less-known version of Max or Max. Stay happy brother.
See?
There it is again!
It's not your fault you're idolised by these poor people with no other source of guidance in their lives except the internet.

Hey, start a religion! Make loads of money and have war games. You could be a real-life version of Kane.