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Originally Posted by Atypical_Disaster
As you said none of us here are professionals but I will say that I can relate to several parts of your post. What you wrote about your childhood reminds me of mine in some respects. I started mimicking what was seen as "normal" and I also lied like crazy just for the sheer flipping hell of it.
I don't suffer from boredom to the same extent as some others with ASPD but I can still relate to being motivated by boredom. I've engaged in many antisocial antics out of boredom and nothing else.
I had homicidal thoughts very frequently when I was a teenager and young adult. It's faded off for the most part now, thoughts like that float through my mind on occasion but it's not a problem for me.
I've never felt guilt/remorse for anything I've done, even if I pretend otherwise out of necessity.
I think at the least you have some antisocial traits, it's hard to tell just over the internet but that is my non professional opinion.
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Thanks for the honest reply, another forum I posted this in just made a big joke out of my post for whatever reason, like that doesn't satiate my curiosity or slate my boredom.
It seems most people think that you can't be a sociopath/pychopath wothout having killed someone..however I don't believe that's true, regardless of the fact that the only reason I didn't kill people was because I had the presence of mind to know that I do not wish to waste my time in jail and simply didn't have any viable weaponry during my time with my violent thoughts.
Now the question is..am I "messed up" enough to waste the time of a mental health professional. Lol