People with ASPD enjoying what is considered unpleasant

by **Cassandre** » Wed May 22, 2019 5:32 pm

Jonna wrote:Oh no not the we're all just victims of abuse and neglect crap...

you don't think childhood has an influence? (Not trying to convince, just curious what you think)

If it's not childhood, just the genes then?

IDoNotExist wrote:I know there are typical things which are considered unpleasant that people with ASPD may be inclined to derive temporary enjoyment from, such as a making other people angry and despondent, causing abuse, doing too many drugs, switching jobs, etc. However, what about insignificant, odd things such as vomiting (especially when drunk), getting bruises, starving, feeling overheated, being exhausted, passing out, getting cut, seeing blood, throbbing pain, being disliked, and other typically unpleasant experiences?

If you find this to resonate with you, well, one could cite a study you may be aware of which proved that people would rather be electrically shocked than to experience consistent boredom. I can definitely say that has been proven within my life in... scaringly accurate ways.

I like my scars. I've got scars on my face and on my head because of accidents ive been in or through fighting and I really love them.

I like being paranoid as well.

by **naturale** » Fri May 24, 2019 5:53 am

#######4 situations can be quite enjoyable, like ones with a lot of action, being police raided, fights, violence, generally tense situations,ect. Generally people get exhausted by situations like those if it happens too often.

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