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Sep 01, 2019 at 08:32 PM
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They are not known for going to therapy of their own volition, but psychology isn't such a precise science that one can say with certainty that a psychopath would never go to therapy willingly. I go, and I still think I'm a psychopath. True, primary psychopaths don't worry much about anything. But secondary psychopaths can be just as anxious as a normal person. |
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Sep 01, 2019 at 08:56 PM
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-Psychopaths are prone to delusions of grandeur.
Athena Walker (she knows a lot about the research of psychopathy) wrote "Psychosis and delusions is not a feature of psychopathy as a different aspect of the brain is affected" pricehaylein said he\she has a schizophrenia and I guess his/her delusions has to be different and its more of them. An avarage psychopath doesnt have many delusions. They are usually are very rational and less emotional. -They are not known for going to therapy of their own volition, but psychology isn't such a precise science that one can say with certainty that a psychopath would never go to therapy willingly. I go, and I still think I'm a psychopath. Why u going to a therapy my friend? just curious -True, primary psychopaths don't worry much about anything. But secondary psychopaths can be just as anxious as a normal person. Yep but in addition to those things, I dont think he/she is a sociopath either. But its my opinion I can be wrong who knows. |
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Sep 01, 2019 at 09:15 PM
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PTSD and psychopathy, however? Yeah, those two things don't mix, at least not with primary psychopaths. Quote:
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Sep 01, 2019 at 09:51 PM
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Im a she guys. Lol. I think im more schizophrenic. I probably wont even bring this up to my therapist except my manipulation and controlling of others.
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Sep 01, 2019 at 10:46 PM
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I am not surprised, a typical psychopath doesnt learn as fast as normal person on mistakes. I think the higher on psychopathy scale, the higher chance you will end up in a prison or hurt yourself physically, because they dont consider dangers and consequences as ppl with less psychopathic traits. They are just like a stupid guys trying to satisfy their needs without caring about anything else and dont even learn on theirs mistakes. But someone with some psychopathic/sociopathic traits can be very intelligent and successful. I think everything is good in a moderation I hope it helped somewhat what I wrote ealier about accepting things. Let me know because I like feedback even if its bad. Last edited by MrGuermo; Sep 01, 2019 at 11:09 PM.. |
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Sep 01, 2019 at 10:48 PM
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We won't know until you get tested. |
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Dec 01, 2019 at 11:47 PM
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What is the difference between primary psychopathy and secondary?
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