Seems like a lot of you misinformed morons are getting 'psychopathy' confused with 'type a personality!'
Characteristics of the Type A Personality. These include hostility, impatience, difficulty expressing emotions, competitiveness, drive, perfectionism and an unhealthy dependence on external rewards such as wealth, status, or power.
I think antisocials vs normal men with high testosterone is a more common confusion.
Aren't type A workoholic, goal/success oriented, and many of them really anxious about not reaching those goals? I read somewhere that type A's are more likely to die of heart problems because they're very stressed out. The psychos I've known didn't have long term goals, were shit at planning and usually went wherever instant gratification led them to. No anxiety, no stressing out over nothing.
I consider myself a type a, not a psycho, and although I do have wishes and wants, they are merely that. I'm not sure what you're referring to when you talk about stress but if it's in the general sense, then no I don't. I just lose my shit at the slightest thing, then back to like nothing happened, yet I remain cool as fuck in a crisis.
How can all pyschopaths not be goal orientated when we know that alot of them make it big in politics etc...?
Do you not think that pyschopathic CEO of a fortune 500 company has long term goals?
by ExtremityI consider myself a type a, not a psycho, and although I do have wishes and wants, they are merely that. I'm not sure what you're referring to when you talk about stress but if it's in the general sense, then no I don't. I just lose my shit at the slightest thing, then back to like nothing happened, yet I remain cool as fuck in a crisis.
How can all pyschopaths not be goal orientated when we know that alot of them make it big in politics etc...?
Do you not think that pyschopathic CEO of a fortune 500 company has long term goals?
Yeah, his 55th trip to the Bahamas. Outside that, no. He became CEO because of his daddy anyway.
