Hi Void of Oblivion (what a great heavy metal band name) I was diagnosed with ASPD in my early twenties when I was in the military, the only time I can honestly say I've had friends as opposed to acquaintances (read that as potential victims) was when I was a member of a Motorcycle Club. Normally the people I interact with at work, socially etc. are just there for me to play with, but as a club member there are strictly enforced codes of conduct. ASPD and other disorders are common in bike clubs, you don't end up wearing a patch on your back if you've had a stable and happy childhood, so clubs are support groups for badly damaged people. The main thing is I would never lie, cheat, sleep with a brothers girl or any of the other things I find so amusing in normal society because the consequences would be extreme, a beating or worse including banishment from the club. I trust no one except someone with the same colours on their back. A clubmate I would trust with my life. Normal people are just Sheep, I consider myself and my club mates as Wolves, and like wolves we are all dangerous people except to each other. I hope this gives you some idea how people with ASPD interact.