Posting Style of Different PDs

i am wondering if you think different PDs have different posting styles, and what might be Aspd's posting style.

this isn't meant to encourage generalizations but i am wondering if you've noticed any trends.

personally, i find BPD take back what they say a lot, or do ninja edits, because their initial post was impulsive and not what they wanted to say or something...

any others?

I've noticed that most Sociopaths and Psychopaths enjoy writing about their past crimes and murderous fantasies.

Posts like these make me doubt your whole "superior doctrine" Crystal. I mean.. wtf people are different get out more.

ASPD would tend to go on a posting spree, get bored and disappear, and then spree again (due to boredom)

There's some psychologist if you search I posted before, who scans the internet and dating profiles and has found certain distinctions in how ASPD posts. He says he can detect it online now (It's under my old name if you go look).

He said ASPD posts more in past tense. Some other stuff.

All the Cluster Bs have distinct communication styles, which is true IRL as well. And within each PD there seems to be various subgroups. Like, for example, with BPD, there are a few different types of BPD communication style. A BPD woman with NPD traits (what's called a Queen Borderline --- I guess sort of like a Queen Bee, or perhaps the Queen Alien in the movie Aliens) has a communication style that is almost like she is projecting an image of herself as she speaks/writes/whatever. Other types of BPDs don't have the same communication style though. Your garden variety BPD has more of a frenetic energy to her communication style.

Cerebral NPD communicates differently than Somatic NPD (hypothetical categories anyway) but both have a tendency to be verbose and to introduce wit into the conversation on a regular basis (both to keep the charm on and to avoid true intimacy or a genuine connection).

ASPD from what I've seen communicates more like a, "normal" person, which makes sense because they don't want to be detected. I think there are probably some tells, like the past tense thing mentioned upthread. Also, dark chocolate.

Per the suggestion upthread, yeah, anyone with NPD and/or ASPD is going to get bored with posting and abandon the forum, and then come back and post, and abandon the forum again, and so forth.

crystal_richardson_ wrote:i am wondering if you think different PDs have different posting styles, and what might be Aspd's posting style.

From what little I've seen, Aspds strike me as down to earth and no nonsense.

Nasty_Boy wrote:ASPD would tend to go on a posting spree, get bored and disappear, and then spree again (due to boredom)

is that a pattern?

you weren't always like that..

what up with that?

crystal_richardson_ wrote:

Nasty_Boy wrote:ASPD would tend to go on a posting spree, get bored and disappear, and then spree again (due to boredom)

is that a pattern?

you weren't always like that..

what up with that?

You're right, I just made that up.

I wasn't in a situation where I had access to a computer regularly or time to post on a forum, which is why I wasn't posting. Now I don't really have anything new to say so I don't think I'll be posting a lot unless someone comes up with something interesting/new.

Well I know that my posting style is very immediate and usually unedited and I don't do multiple drafts. I only reread it once after I write it to correct only the obvious spelling or grammar mistakes but mostly it's just what I think at the moment I write it without planning it ahead of time or taking time to consider and think about what to write.