I appreciate you reading, and if I may ask? What makes you so sure a psychopath wouldn't think like that?
I'm curious to know how you would describe someone with severe mental disorder and prone to violent episodes, but one that can also blend in without even hinting their darker side. Those around them unsuspecting of their most evil doings.
@Bengolong, I disagree, but that is your opinion and understanding. And I can respect that.
But based on that, any serial killer, murderer or rapist that is driven by a sexual drive, or euphoria or any other feeling, emotion or state of mind is not a psychopath.
Is that correct? If that is the case, your understanding is terrifying. That said, can you name someone you consider a psychopath? Because I really want to know what defines the line of psychopathy for you.
Because the latter is far more complex than the simplified definition anyone can get from a google search; psychopathy has layers upon layers of depth, each case its own world of insane, driven and acted upon varying triggers.
@, Ok first off don't talk down to me for correcting you. That just makes It obvious that you're the kind of person to get mad when receiving constructive criticism. Second of all your argument makes no sense. Not every serial killer murderer or rapist is a psychopath. Being a psychopath Is a mental disorder. You don't have to have a mental disorder to kill someone. You just have to have a specific view on how eye for an eye or vigilantism works. "Can you name someone you consider a psychopath?" No? I don't need to know one to have an understanding. Even If you knew one that would not place you In any higher state of understanding than me. Psychologists came to these discoveries I am just telling you what they said. And you are saying nothing other than accusing me of saying things I didn't say and insulting me for It. If this Is how you act to constructive criticism you should stop writing. Because down the road people are going to point out flaws In your work and If you just start to insult them then you're going to gain a reputation of being an asshole.
I'm curious to know how you would describe someone with severe mental disorder and prone to violent episodes, but one that can also blend in without even hinting their darker side. Those around them unsuspecting of their most evil doings.
But based on that, any serial killer, murderer or rapist that is driven by a sexual drive, or euphoria or any other feeling, emotion or state of mind is not a psychopath.
Is that correct? If that is the case, your understanding is terrifying. That said, can you name someone you consider a psychopath? Because I really want to know what defines the line of psychopathy for you.
Because the latter is far more complex than the simplified definition anyone can get from a google search; psychopathy has layers upon layers of depth, each case its own world of insane, driven and acted upon varying triggers.