Recently Discovered My True Self

GoswellDivorce wrote:

Oblivion wrote:I hear ISIS is hiring.

I see no benefit to be part of an illegal group. I would be in prison or dead.

Yes but after your tenure you get a bunch of hairy virgins.

OP:

You can't "recently discover your true self," it's an oxymoron. If you're serious, what you've done is discovered that you feel differently to how you used to feel, but recently implies it's not been long enough to see if it sticks.

There is always a compelling event that triggers a change; what made you recently come to this conclusion?

GoswellDivorce wrote:I dont understand why anyone would or could feel sad about someone else for any reason. I enjoy when alot of people die from a tornado or a earthquake. I sometimes wish a airplane would crash into my work. I dont care if im there or not, but rather not be.

Im probably the nicest guy you will meet. I will hold the door open for you...in my head im imagining you dead.

Why am i like this? And why do I not care? I am not diagnosed.

There's a substantial amount of emotion locked up in that post. Three times you mention death and four times you mention inflicting injury onto others, which means you do care. If you didn't then you'd not have fantasies about them dying, because you'd just not care.

My "friends" would say im a nice guy.

Do they say it?

-- 30 Apr 2019, 06:44 --

Oblivion wrote:

GoswellDivorce wrote:

Oblivion wrote:I hear ISIS is hiring.

I see no benefit to be part of an illegal group. I would be in prison or dead.

Yes but after your tenure you get a bunch of hairy virgins.

Yeah, none of them seem to realise that the reason they're virgins is that they're too ugly to f*ck.

All I’m seeing there is an alienated person utilising fantasy to process aggression which is not uncommon, though it speaks more to inhibition and dissatisfaction than antisocial behaviour.

Greebo wrote:All I’m seeing there is an alienated person utilising fantasy to process aggression which is not uncommon, though it speaks more to inhibition and dissatisfaction than antisocial behaviour.

Interesting. This shows you have a level of empathy above Psychopath tendencies. Are you diagnosed?

GoswellDivorce wrote:

Greebo wrote:All I’m seeing there is an alienated person utilising fantasy to process aggression which is not uncommon, though it speaks more to inhibition and dissatisfaction than antisocial behaviour.

Interesting. This shows you have a level of empathy above Psychopath tendencies. Are you diagnosed?

I had an epiphany just now; I realized psychopaths do not like being respected. I'm not respecting myself by submitting this.