Sociopath Community

ah, i see what you mean. 

well, i guess to a degree that goes for all of us. the way we were raised normally translates into the way we are and the way we treat others, kids included. so it's not uncommon, i suppose. 

Ask Gia. His sperm is like an oscillating sprinkler.

Yes, hence there needs to be a point to it, beyond what already exists.

My genes also involve delusional thoughts, hallucinations, paranoia, and not sleeping, so it's more fearing dealing with my hypothetical kid's nature as opposed to nurture.

Why would I want his sperm?

Those are not necessarily bad things, you know.

So... my innate hatred for tiny bald humans should be listed under possible sociopathic traits?  Good to know.  It does explain my complete lack of maternal instinct.

by blabla011

like, somebody hands you YOUR baby, your own flesh and blood, how do you feel? would you go - ew, or would you actually feel something? any experiences or thoughts on the subject?

Babies aren't entirely useless to a sociopath. They can be used for financial gain (government benefits) and/or sexual pleasure, if the sociopath is a child molestor or is willing to hire their kid out to someone else who is a child molestor.

I believe that most psychopaths and sociopaths do care about their kids to some degree, the same way any animal cares for it's offspring. There's a natural instinctive desire to care for something that is an extension of yourself.

Like everything else I own, I also view my daughter as my property. I own her.

We had a similar discussion to this on psychforums, ages ago. Both Tempest and justonemoreperson, who also claim to be psychopaths, shared a similar view to mine. Both of them seemed to care for their kids.

hope you don't mind a male perspective but it's a subject that interests me.

No kids, at least that I'm aware of (nervous laugh) Babies have always made me uncomfortable. They trigger me. Even when I was very young I was anxiously compelled to leave the room when a baby cried.

I could never understand what the feeling was but I hated it. A few years ago I was able to identify it as a type of grief they trigger. They cry but they don't speak, they can't communicate what they need and they suffer. It causes me tremendous anxiety and I have to get away. I'm not a SP 

dude!! that's me too!! but it's not just babies, it's especially babies, but other crying people as well. i just get this feeling of guilt and anxiety and i have to get away. i wonder why that is. funny that you say that...