Sociopath Community

ddddddd said: 

Buttered Toast said: 

tpp said: 

Buttered Toast said: 

tpp said: 

Buttered Toast said: 

 Why is it well done?  It's because it's nowhere close to rare.

Cringe.

 That's it?

In response to your well done - rare joke? Yeah.

 Technically, you're still responding, rn.

 Imagine being so low that you think you are victorious/succeeding when people respond to you. You must be very lonely. 

 And is it because tpp was responding to me and not you that makes you want to make disparaging remarks in the attempt to feel better, and self-validating posts asking people to rate you, elsewhere?

...Wait, are you white-knighting? lol

Buttered Toast said: 

And is it because tpp was responding to me and not you that makes you want to make disparaging remarks in the attempt to feel better, and self-validating posts asking people to rate you, elsewhere?

...Wait, are you white-knighting? lol

Psychoanalysis doesn't suit your otherwise doormat attitude.... Jerry.

tpp said: 

Buttered Toast said: 

And is it because tpp was responding to me and not you that makes you want to make disparaging remarks in the attempt to feel better, and self-validating posts asking people to rate you, elsewhere?

...Wait, are you white-knighting? lol

Psychoanalysis doesn't suit your otherwise doormat attitude.... Jerry.

 Yeah, it wrecks everyone's illusion that I'm not better than them.

Buttered Toast said: 

Yeah, it wrecks everyone's illusion that I'm not better than them.

Does it though?

tpp said: 

Buttered Toast said: 

Yeah, it wrecks everyone's illusion that I'm not better than them.

Does it though?

 Yep.

tpp said: 

 

Psychoanalysis doesn't suit your otherwise doormat attitude.... Jerry.

You say "Jerry" like it's a bad thing, but he's arguably the most well-adjusted person in that show. 

Turncoat said: 

You say "Jerry" like it's a bad thing, but he's arguably the most well-adjusted person in that show.

Touche.

Then you should also start proudly calling him Jerry.

You can call me Rick.

tpp said: 

Turncoat said: 

You say "Jerry" like it's a bad thing, but he's arguably the most well-adjusted person in that show.

Touche.

Then you should also start proudly calling him Jerry.

You can call me Rick.

Rick's the saddest, most conflicted person in the show, even Doofus Rick ironically is doing much, much better than he is, and the second time visiting the Council of Ricks setting showed that his own systems meant to elevate him just created the very things he hates. Even becoming a mundane among other Ricks gives him no solace, and his God Complex/Control Freak issues in tandem with how prone he is to self-sabotage has him wanting to kill himself over and over. 

Even Morty's perspective is getting worse the longer he's around Rick. His epiphany over there being multiple Morty's was helpful for him being able to let go of small-world solipsist importance, but now he's entirely fixated on how much of a bitch boy he is through how his confidence issues are getting worse instead of better. His codependency issues around the idea of Jessica are also essentially doomed, as once he sees her fully he won't be able to worship her the same. The Sociopath-ish Morty saw this quickly and made a success out of himself until he was made to be dysfunctional again for the sake of status quo. 

More people should hope to be a Jerry, or at least a Summer, as at least those two are open minded and able to shrug off the harm of daily living. Multiple Jerry's put together at the Jerry Daycare were able to actually enjoy themselves, unlike multiple Ricks and Mortys, and as we've already seen, Jerry's simplicity is perfect for simpler designs (such as fighting monsters, working with galactic intelligence, or being a tribal leader of aliens). 

In Rick & Morty, the smarter you are, the less capable you are of finding joy in anything. 

Turncoat said: 

tpp said: 

Turncoat said: 

You say "Jerry" like it's a bad thing, but he's arguably the most well-adjusted person in that show.

Touche.

Then you should also start proudly calling him Jerry.

You can call me Rick.

Rick's the saddest, most conflicted person in the show, even Doofus Rick ironically is doing much, much better than he is, and the second time visiting the Council of Ricks setting showed that his own systems meant to elevate him just created the very things he hates. Even becoming a mundane among other Ricks gives him no solace, and his God Complex/Control Freak issues in tandem with how prone he is to self-sabotage has him wanting to kill himself over and over. 

Even Morty's perspective is getting worse the longer he's around Rick. His epiphany over there being multiple Morty's was helpful for him being able to let go of small-world solipsist importance, but now he's entirely fixated on how much of a bitch boy he is through how his confidence issues are getting worse instead of better. His codependency issues around the idea of Jessica are also essentially doomed, as once he sees her fully he won't be able to worship her the same. The Sociopath-ish Morty saw this quickly and made a success out of himself until he was made to be dysfunctional again for the sake of status quo. 

More people should hope to be a Jerry, or at least a Summer, as at least those two are open minded and able to shrug off the harm of daily living. Multiple Jerry's put together at the Jerry Daycare were able to actually enjoy themselves, unlike multiple Ricks and Mortys, and as we've already seen, Jerry's simplicity is perfect for simpler designs (such as fighting monsters, working with galactic intelligence, or being a tribal leader of aliens). 

In Rick & Morty, the smarter you are, the less capable you are of finding joy in anything.

That's all nice and well. However, if I could offer you happiness at the cost of you becoming a retard... would you take it?

That's all nice and well. However, if I could offer you happiness at the cost of you becoming a retard... would you take it?

I'm too full of myself to think that giving up what I think is my own intelligence would be the way to go, but focusing on it less has allowed things to be simpler.