Behavioral classifications

[antiliberalsociety]

This could be useful.

[Skeptic5001]

This could be useful.

Don't fall for the leftist mindset that every criminal is simply a hurt, broken child who had a rough upbringing and we could just heal them with enough therapy and teacihng them how to meditate and crap like that.

Idk about sociopaths, but psychopaths do not "love". They may fool people into thinking they do, but they have less feelings than a snake; at least a snake cares about its offspring

[Thisismyaccount]

Ala Ted Bundy

[kestrel9]

Idk about sociopaths, but psychopaths do not "love". They may fool people into thinking they do, but they have less feelings than a snake; at least a snake cares about its offspring

I didn't know that about snakes, thanks. Apparently not all snakes stick around but some that do:
https://www.quora.com/Do-snakes-look-af ... ng?share=1
Info from Carrie Gardner, Manages a reptile blog aimed at education and conservation

African rock python. The female’s body turns black so she can absorb enough sunlight and heat to keep her brood warm and after they’re hatched, she will protect them from predators and keep them warm. This lasts for about two weeks.

Pit vipers (rattlesnakes, water moccasins, and copperheads in the United States) also will care for their young in much the same way.

There are quite a few snakes that do guard their nests but leave when they hatch, if not before. The most extraordinary would have to be the king cobra. They swing their long bodies in order to scoop up dirt until they make a two-story nest. On the ground “floor” are the eggs, and the female is hiding above. Whenever a predator tries to steal the eggs, she pops out. She does leave before they hatch. King cobras main diet are other snakes, and she doesn’t want to snake on her kids.

So in the case of the King Cobra, leaving the offspring at that time is caring about them.


I found an article with this great video of an African rock python with offspring. Check out 1:40 and see who nopes it out of there
https://www.nationalgeographic.com/anim ... snakes-spd

Also learned that African rock pythons don't make good pets https://www.nationalgeographic.com/anim ... boys-world
2013 Two boys found strangled to death by an African rock python in New Brunswick, Canada

"I personally don't see why people need to have these things as pets—they're not good pets and look at what ends up happening," said Kenneth Krysko [ senior herpetologist at the Florida Museum of Natural History in Gainesville.] "I was shocked to hear about this."

The snake escaped from its enclosure and through the ceiling of the apartment where the boys were visiting.

[kestrel9]

This could be useful.

Main takeaway imho is to GTFO if one is starting a relationship or considering starting one with a person with these traits.

Psychopaths: ...They want you to feel comfortable, but always wondering if something disastrous may happen at any time. You may feel love (because making you feel that way gives them a sense of superiority because they are able to manipulate you so easily) but there will not be any period of time (of any significance) where you will have felt at peace....Although some psychopaths have the ability to run a long-con romance, many of them begin to demonstrate inconsistencies not far into the relationship, especially while they are setting up their next victim or juggling other intimate partners on-the-sly. https://psychopathvictimstoolkit.com/ps ... attention/

Victims of a psychopathic relationship are just trying to get by, without being too depressed, ridiculed, swindled, locked up, or killed.

If you have been unfortunate enough to suffer at the hands of a psychopath, you may feel as though you have tangled with the devil himself. You would have never imagined having your life infiltrated and exploited by pure evil. https://psychopathvictimstoolkit.com/ps ... ationship/

Found another list and short description of differences:

...Symptoms of antisocial personality disorder typically show up in the early teenage years.

Unlike sociopaths, psychopaths do not typically explode under pressure. They might even "underreact" to dangerous or stressful situations. Psychopaths usually avoid developing relationships, and relationships they establish are often for the purpose of using people for their own gain. They do not have strong morals or a "conscience"—the part of a person that makes them feel bad for causing pain to others.

Researchers believe that genetics and biology play a much larger role in psychopathy than sociopathy. People with psychopathy tend to show symptoms at a younger age than sociopaths, which also points to the theory that people are "born with it," in some cases.

Psychopathy can be related to dysfunction in an area of the brain called the amygdala, which is responsible for a person's ability to react appropriately to potentially dangerous or threatening events.4 This part of the brain also helps regulate emotions.

Several other parts of the brain—such as the prefrontal cortex, temporal cortex, and paralimbic structures—have also been found to have changes to their structure and function in people with psychopathy.

Psychopaths may exhibit the following traits:

Feeling few (if any) emotions
Sadism (pleasure from causing pain to others)
Lack of care for others
Pathological lying
Charming personality
Lack of fear
Risk-taking behavior
Unreliable in relationships
Inability to love
No remorse for wrongdoing
Poor judgment
Lack of life goals

Sociopaths may exhibit the following traits:

Breaking the law
Physical aggression
Manipulation of other people for personal gain
Anger and hostility
Unpredictable mood swings
Impulsive behaviors
Chaotic and dramatic life
The exploitation of other people
Irresponsibility
No guilt or remorse


https://www.verywellhealth.com/sociopat ... es-5193369

One person's experience with a sociopath

To cut a long story short it became evident the man who claimed to love me had intentionally infected me with his infections [HIV positive, /Hepatitis B/syphilis] and when I threatened to go to the police he attacked me with a knife, fortunately I only suffered minor injuries. I ran out the house and telephoned the police. When the police arrived I was outside in total fear of my life. They went in the house only to find him covered in blood! He’d cut himself with the knife a said I’d attacked him. https://psychopathvictims.com/tag/sociopath

Both were arrested and the sociopath managed to get back into the house and continue the relationship for a period of time.

I’m not a doctor so couldn't go to the police and say my partner is a sociopath, help me I’m trapped. So I had to learn to play the game and get him out of my life.

After being told on a daily basis I was suicidal and that if I went to the police he would get to me before they got to him and I would be found in a pool of blood, he left me. I thought that I’d won the battle to get my life back but then the death threats started. Emails saying ‘hit and run soon’ etc. I was more vulnerable than ever but at least by this time the police started to listen.

The police went to arrest him but couldn't trace him, he’d gone on the run! He left his home, car, job and family and hasn't been seen since. The police insisted I move house for my own safety, which I did. They installed panic buttons in my home and various other gadgets for my protection. Fortunately the death threats have since subsided but that doesn't mean that one day he wont raise his vile head again. This sociopath cost me My health, my life savings, my home and friends = my life. I can only hope and pray he doesn't come back and find me.

[antiliberalsociety]

This could be useful.

https://files.catbox.moe/sthdpl.png

Don't fall for the leftist mindset that every criminal is simply a hurt, broken child who had a rough upbringing and we could just heal them with enough therapy and teacihng them how to meditate and crap like that.

Idk about sociopaths, but psychopaths do not "love". They may fool people into thinking they do, but they have less feelings than a snake; at least a snake cares about its offspring

I know several psychos that love themselves, I don't know where you get the leftist mindset from. Sociopaths are the ones that have no feelings, they're worse than psychos you just don't hear it strewn about as often.

[TFS]

Malignant narcissists should be added to that list. They're incapable of true compassion and just as manipulative as psychopaths.

[antiliberalsociety]

This could be useful.

https://files.catbox.moe/sthdpl.png

Main takeaway imho is to GTFO if one is starting a relationship or considering starting one with a person with these traits.

Psychopaths: ...They want you to feel comfortable, but always wondering if something disastrous may happen at any time. You may feel love (because making you feel that way gives them a sense of superiority because they are able to manipulate you so easily) but there will not be any period of time (of any significance) where you will have felt at peace....Although some psychopaths have the ability to run a long-con romance, many of them begin to demonstrate inconsistencies not far into the relationship, especially while they are setting up their next victim or juggling other intimate partners on-the-sly. https://psychopathvictimstoolkit.com/ps ... attention/

Victims of a psychopathic relationship are just trying to get by, without being too depressed, ridiculed, swindled, locked up, or killed.

If you have been unfortunate enough to suffer at the hands of a psychopath, you may feel as though you have tangled with the devil himself. You would have never imagined having your life infiltrated and exploited by pure evil. https://psychopathvictimstoolkit.com/ps ... ationship/

Found another list and short description of differences:

...Symptoms of antisocial personality disorder typically show up in the early teenage years.

Unlike sociopaths, psychopaths do not typically explode under pressure. They might even "underreact" to dangerous or stressful situations. Psychopaths usually avoid developing relationships, and relationships they establish are often for the purpose of using people for their own gain. They do not have strong morals or a "conscience"—the part of a person that makes them feel bad for causing pain to others.

Researchers believe that genetics and biology play a much larger role in psychopathy than sociopathy. People with psychopathy tend to show symptoms at a younger age than sociopaths, which also points to the theory that people are "born with it," in some cases.

Psychopathy can be related to dysfunction in an area of the brain called the amygdala, which is responsible for a person's ability to react appropriately to potentially dangerous or threatening events.4 This part of the brain also helps regulate emotions.

Several other parts of the brain—such as the prefrontal cortex, temporal cortex, and paralimbic structures—have also been found to have changes to their structure and function in people with psychopathy.

Psychopaths may exhibit the following traits:

Feeling few (if any) emotions
Sadism (pleasure from causing pain to others)
Lack of care for others
Pathological lying
Charming personality
Lack of fear
Risk-taking behavior
Unreliable in relationships
Inability to love
No remorse for wrongdoing
Poor judgment
Lack of life goals

Sociopaths may exhibit the following traits:

Breaking the law
Physical aggression
Manipulation of other people for personal gain
Anger and hostility
Unpredictable mood swings
Impulsive behaviors
Chaotic and dramatic life
The exploitation of other people
Irresponsibility
No guilt or remorse


https://www.verywellhealth.com/sociopat ... es-5193369

One person's experience with a sociopath

To cut a long story short it became evident the man who claimed to love me had intentionally infected me with his infections [HIV positive, /Hepatitis B/syphilis] and when I threatened to go to the police he attacked me with a knife, fortunately I only suffered minor injuries. I ran out the house and telephoned the police. When the police arrived I was outside in total fear of my life. They went in the house only to find him covered in blood! He’d cut himself with the knife a said I’d attacked him. https://psychopathvictims.com/tag/sociopath

Both were arrested and the sociopath managed to get back into the house and continue the relationship for a period of time.

I’m not a doctor so couldn't go to the police and say my partner is a sociopath, help me I’m trapped. So I had to learn to play the game and get him out of my life.

After being told on a daily basis I was suicidal and that if I went to the police he would get to me before they got to him and I would be found in a pool of blood, he left me. I thought that I’d won the battle to get my life back but then the death threats started. Emails saying ‘hit and run soon’ etc. I was more vulnerable than ever but at least by this time the police started to listen.

The police went to arrest him but couldn't trace him, he’d gone on the run! He left his home, car, job and family and hasn't been seen since. The police insisted I move house for my own safety, which I did. They installed panic buttons in my home and various other gadgets for my protection. Fortunately the death threats have since subsided but that doesn't mean that one day he wont raise his vile head again. This sociopath cost me My health, my life savings, my home and friends = my life. I can only hope and pray he doesn't come back and find me.

Jesus, you never cease to amaze with your vast research capabilities. That's freaky, I've met quite a few that fit the bill. One female took her infant neice hostage by knife point demanding keys to the car. They complied, and she drove away only to be caught a couple hours away. She is in a looney bin indefinitely but now our (((politicians))) want to let them all out. The LGBT community contributes only the best...

[antiliberalsociety]

Malignant narcissists should be added to that list. They're incapable of true compassion and just as manipulative as psychopaths.

I find they usually fall under both categories. I know several of those too.