I was wondering: Yes, "sociopaths" do have traits seem desirable, but do they ever wish they could be like others? Meaning experiencing love like some do, where they genuinely love someone as much as themselves and live with a love and care for others (it seems this is possible in degrees: I mean a sociopath probably still loves their own children and is empathetic to a degree with them, ie the example I asked the other day about a footrace with a child, and so why do sociopaths choose to ignore this instead of explore this to a greater degree)? Before you answer, I understand that some aspects of a sociopath's personality seem enjoyable and would be enticing to maintain, like it must be nice to be able to manipulate people to your desire, but the trend of this, if not backed by genuine love, seems to lead to the same path, which ends in unhappiness. The formula for the sociopathic method of living seems to always lead to the same highs and lows, pleasure and pain. And yes, I understand that life is filled with pleasure and pain, but their certainly have been people in history who have found a way to transcend this, and just as some others seek to find this transcendence (usually those who experience much suffering), as a sociopath do you ever wonder or give thought to exploring a different path? One that doesn't seem to always lead to the same roller coaster and outcome?
I've always believed that everyone in life seeks the same thing, which is love. And so it confuses me why people live the lifestyle that has been played out 1000's of times through different sociopathic individuals, that leads to the same ups and downs, and ultimately never leads to real love.