Sociopath Community

by JennyDangerously

New to the forum, I suppose introductions are in order.

My name is Jennifer and I am 26 years old. I am a diagnosed sociopath with a LSRP of 4.8 with a secondary 3.6 analysis. Although on paper I have been "declared" I have always had the innate ability to blend in. A survival skilled mastered in early pubescent years.

I have only been diagnosed within the last year-not due to incarceration but out of curiosity. To not much amazement my suspicions were set clear. 

Glibness, superficial charm, lack of shame or guilt, parasitic lifestyle, pathological lying.....the complete fucking inability to relate to another persons emotion.

Check.

But honestly, I do not "feel" any different having this information on paper. I am neither sad nor angry-if anything I am intrigued.

I look forward to more dialog with others like myself, pick each other brains on a deeper level-or even to gloat over conquests and successful debauchery.

No one suspects the butterfly.

 

 Are you also unable to hold down jobs?

I have always been able to be hired for any position I have applied for. It took me quite awhile to master keeping on without becoming bored or annoyed with the situation. I now hold down a steady position as sous chef at a notable chefs restaurant in Connecticut.

by JennyDangerously

New to the forum

Sure you are... But, whatever. I'll give you the benefit of doubt anyway.

You sound similar to me.

Expect to be told you're delusional for claiming to be a sociopath. That's how it works around here.

Cause we all know REAL sociopaths are a myth...

If you're ever willing to start an interesting discussion, I'm willing to participate.

Stop whining.

Well, when entering a new social circle one is usually initially lynched by the towns people....I am somewhat confident I can remain unscathed.

Although a true sociopath would not give two shits about the authenticity.

by JennyDangerously

I have always been able to be hired for any position I have applied for. It took me quite awhile to master keeping on without becoming bored or annoyed with the situation. I now hold down a steady position as sous chef at a notable chefs restaurant in Connecticut.

lol, It amazes me how every other sociopath here claims to be able to hold down a job successfully. It seems I'm the only here who is willing to admit that holding down a job isn't easy when you're irresponsible due to drugs and alcohol and have issues with authority figures.

I'm sure you guys just have all the 'good' antisocial traits though, right...?

by Synthetic

Stop whining.

 Fuck off, bitch.

by JennyDangerously

Although a true sociopath would not give two shits about the authenticity.

 The narcissistic side might not agree with you there.