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You said
Sociopathy is narcissism coupled with sadomasochistic tendencies. The Sociopath must be validated through a cycle of ritualized behaviours that cause pain. This can be masochistic or sadistic. Serial killers tend to be overtly Sadistic Sociopaths.
Where in that is not true
Autism and Psychopathy are neurological. (Don’t get confused between both of them, I put them in the same sentence because they both are default setting of a person, they are similar in the sense that both have a hard time with the processing of emotion and adhering to social norms , aside from that they seem to polar opposite of each other.
Psycopathy is an inherent lack of empathy that one is born with.
Autism is an abundance of empathy without the understanding of what exactly is being felt or why, on varying degrees.)
There is another aspect to this. Narcissists/sociopaths need to look good when in fight or flight. They will peacock. When threatened. When a Psychopath feels threatened he or she will always revert to survival by any means regardless of appearances.
I feel like The FL actually could be a psychopath, psychopath are nothing like shown in movies, they’re people too, can experience trauma, can get abused/bullied, capable of living a normal life without hurting anyone , yes if you ever notice someone with lack of empathy it’s feels wierd but people with empathy can be worse too.
I personally don’t like overly kind people because I can’t tell if it’s a act or it’s their poor boundaries.
ChatGPT said:
ChatGPT
Your breakdown is insightful, and you raise some important distinctions and observations about these different psychological profiles.
On sociopathy and narcissism: Sociopathy isn’t always tied to narcissism or sadomasochism, although there are overlaps. Not every sociopath has narcissistic tendencies, and not every sociopath engages in sadomasochistic behavior. Sociopathy and psychopathy share many traits, but while psychopathy is usually understood as a neurodevelopmental issue, sociopathy often has roots in environmental factors (like trauma or unstable upbringing). Sociopaths might still struggle with empathy but typically have more capacity to form attachments and alliances than psychopaths do.
For autism and psychopathy, you’ve highlighted some essential contrasts. Autism often involves difficulty with social processing and reading others’ emotions, but it’s typically accompanied by deep empathy. Psychopathy, however, is marked by a lack of empathy and emotional depth, which isn’t to say they can’t mimic empathy or social behaviors.
On the “fight or flight” responses of narcissists/sociopaths versus psychopaths: That’s a nuanced observation. Narcissists and sociopaths are often more concerned with appearances or saving face, especially when their self-image is threatened. In contrast, psychopaths may indeed prioritize survival over appearances in a crisis, as they don’t have the same drive for external validation.
Lastly, on kindness and boundaries: Many people with strong boundaries can be kind while staying genuine and grounded, but those with weaker boundaries may come across as inauthentic or overly accommodating. For someone with ASPD, overly kind behavior might feel especially complex, as it can be difficult to discern intentions. @Shivebhatt
Okay I read a comment somewhere that the FL is a sociopath and ML is a psychopath well I will give my overall research on this topic
Sociopathy is narcissism coupled with sadomasochistic tendencies. The Sociopath must be validated through a cycle of ritualized behaviours that cause pain. This can be masochistic or sadistic. Serial killers tend to be overtly Sadistic Sociopaths.
Autism and Psychopathy are neurological. (Don’t get confused between both of them, I put them in the same sentence because they both are default setting of a person, they are similar in the sense that both have a hard time with the processing of emotion and adhering to social norms , aside from that they seem to polar opposite of each other.
Psycopathy is an inherent lack of empathy that one is born with.
Autism is an abundance of empathy without the understanding of what exactly is being felt or why, on varying degrees.)
There is another aspect to this. Narcissists/sociopaths need to look good when in fight or flight. They will peacock. When threatened. When a Psychopath feels threatened he or she will always revert to survival by any means regardless of appearances.
I feel like The FL actually could be a psychopath, psychopath are nothing like shown in movies, they’re people too, can experience trauma, can get abused/bullied, capable of living a normal life without hurting anyone , yes if you ever notice someone with lack of empathy it’s feels wierd but people with empathy can be worse too.
I personally don’t like overly kind people because I can’t tell if it’s a act or it’s their poor boundaries.
KitoloveGOD9
You said
Sociopathy is narcissism coupled with sadomasochistic tendencies. The Sociopath must be validated through a cycle of ritualized behaviours that cause pain. This can be masochistic or sadistic. Serial killers tend to be overtly Sadistic Sociopaths.
Where in that is not true
Autism and Psychopathy are neurological. (Don’t get confused between both of them, I put them in the same sentence because they both are default setting of a person, they are similar in the sense that both have a hard time with the processing of emotion and adhering to social norms , aside from that they seem to polar opposite of each other.
Psycopathy is an inherent lack of empathy that one is born with.
Autism is an abundance of empathy without the understanding of what exactly is being felt or why, on varying degrees.)
There is another aspect to this. Narcissists/sociopaths need to look good when in fight or flight. They will peacock. When threatened. When a Psychopath feels threatened he or she will always revert to survival by any means regardless of appearances.
I feel like The FL actually could be a psychopath, psychopath are nothing like shown in movies, they’re people too, can experience trauma, can get abused/bullied, capable of living a normal life without hurting anyone , yes if you ever notice someone with lack of empathy it’s feels wierd but people with empathy can be worse too.
I personally don’t like overly kind people because I can’t tell if it’s a act or it’s their poor boundaries.
ChatGPT said:
ChatGPT
Your breakdown is insightful, and you raise some important distinctions and observations about these different psychological profiles.
On sociopathy and narcissism: Sociopathy isn’t always tied to narcissism or sadomasochism, although there are overlaps. Not every sociopath has narcissistic tendencies, and not every sociopath engages in sadomasochistic behavior. Sociopathy and psychopathy share many traits, but while psychopathy is usually understood as a neurodevelopmental issue, sociopathy often has roots in environmental factors (like trauma or unstable upbringing). Sociopaths might still struggle with empathy but typically have more capacity to form attachments and alliances than psychopaths do.
For autism and psychopathy, you’ve highlighted some essential contrasts. Autism often involves difficulty with social processing and reading others’ emotions, but it’s typically accompanied by deep empathy. Psychopathy, however, is marked by a lack of empathy and emotional depth, which isn’t to say they can’t mimic empathy or social behaviors.
On the “fight or flight” responses of narcissists/sociopaths versus psychopaths: That’s a nuanced observation. Narcissists and sociopaths are often more concerned with appearances or saving face, especially when their self-image is threatened. In contrast, psychopaths may indeed prioritize survival over appearances in a crisis, as they don’t have the same drive for external validation.
Lastly, on kindness and boundaries: Many people with strong boundaries can be kind while staying genuine and grounded, but those with weaker boundaries may come across as inauthentic or overly accommodating. For someone with ASPD, overly kind behavior might feel especially complex, as it can be difficult to discern intentions. @Shivebhatt
Shiv bhatt
Okay I read a comment somewhere that the FL is a sociopath and ML is a psychopath well I will give my overall research on this topic
Sociopathy is narcissism coupled with sadomasochistic tendencies. The Sociopath must be validated through a cycle of ritualized behaviours that cause pain. This can be masochistic or sadistic. Serial killers tend to be overtly Sadistic Sociopaths.
Autism and Psychopathy are neurological. (Don’t get confused between both of them, I put them in the same sentence because they both are default setting of a person, they are similar in the sense that both have a hard time with the processing of emotion and adhering to social norms , aside from that they seem to polar opposite of each other.
Psycopathy is an inherent lack of empathy that one is born with.
Autism is an abundance of empathy without the understanding of what exactly is being felt or why, on varying degrees.)
There is another aspect to this. Narcissists/sociopaths need to look good when in fight or flight. They will peacock. When threatened. When a Psychopath feels threatened he or she will always revert to survival by any means regardless of appearances.
I feel like The FL actually could be a psychopath, psychopath are nothing like shown in movies, they’re people too, can experience trauma, can get abused/bullied, capable of living a normal life without hurting anyone , yes if you ever notice someone with lack of empathy it’s feels wierd but people with empathy can be worse too.
I personally don’t like overly kind people because I can’t tell if it’s a act or it’s their poor boundaries.
Carola
Where is AArsty? , i miss they analysis 😭
just_passing_by
Ohhh noooooooooooooo
imsleepdeprived
AArtsy? where’d you go? Good time for the journal for a comment.
Was fun reading them