Thanks. I didn't mean to imply that psychopaths are entirely bereft of emotion, but I was under the impression that anxiety and sadness, particularly sadness for others, was something that psychopaths very rarely experienced, which is why they're capable of committing rather daring crimes. But I get pretty nervous in certain situations, like stage fright and the like. Normal things. I can't imagine a psychopath would have the emotional capacity for that, but maybe I'm wrong.

My history is squeaky clean for someone who tests as a psychopath, but I think that has more to do with lack of opportunity than anything else. There wasn't much of a criminal enterprise where I grew up, and the few criminal types we did have were contemptibly stupid. I've had a few run-ins with the police, but nothing major.

Duping delight, on the other hand... I've got that in ****ing spades, such that people who know me well have remarked that I only truly smile when I'm being devious. And it's true. I get all giddy and excited in ways that I've never experienced under any other circumstance.

I also react rather poorly to frustration. Like, throwing things at a wall in a fit of rage "poorly." Those moments are rare, though, and the rage fits never last more than a few minutes.