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I went out with my mother and her husband today and not even five minutes had passed before we got into an argument over some bullshlt or another. Then I swore at them and got told off for it, like I'm a fuking child or something. They said it was disrespectful and I told them that I'm an adult, not a child anymore, and lots of people swear.

- Do you swear much? What are ...

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Throughout my life, I've always had this trail of anger with me, something most of the people I interact with call "cold anger". In that, they consider it the scariest ######6 thing in their life, though I'm not a scary person when neutral.
They define cold anger as being extremely angry, yet only showing it through mere expression alone, instead of action. People say I look at them like a predator it's new ...

the prosocial life

convince me why there should be another way to go about things

Are BPD,NPD and HPD.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_8FVpj0p-iU

Patterns, that repeat.

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Moral Understanding in the Psychopath
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3000603/

A pressing and difficult practical problem concerns the general issue of the right response to offenders classified as having antisocial personality disorders. In UK, for instance, the government proposed the preventive civil commitment of people with this type of disorder (The Home Office 1999). This proposal has generated a wide debate, faced many criticisms and, finally, has been rejected (Cordess 2002; Moran 2002). ...

- What, in your opinion, does 'false self' and 'real self' mean? How do you define the terms in your view?

- And, how do you determine the difference between the two in one individual?

- When you share things on this forum, do you believe you're expressing your 'real self'?

I've been told by some people here that the person I present here is my 'false self' (some use the term - 'internet persona'), ...

Do you feel fear? From the research I have read about psychopathy and ASPD they don't feel fear. Either they can't identify some action as being risky or they simply don't respond with fear where most people would. Is it even possible for someone to never experience fear?

Are we born simply to exist in the cycle of life, or to serve a greater purpose?

Sometimes I think my only purpose in life is to kill people until I eventually get caught and spend the rest of my life in prison. Why else does the urge to kill keep returning...?

I can never satisfy it permanently, no matter what I do. It always lures me back eventually, like a moth to a flame. ...

justonemoreperson » Mon Jun 10, 2019 11:04 am

Fear of something being out of your control. I used to think that it was ultimately a fear of death, but I think that death is incidental to the fear.

We fear death because we can't do anything about it, so we try to find ways to control it. We exercise, change diets, etc, all to try to gain some control over death. Religion is the ...