Sociopath Community

by shimmer

 

 

. If social interaction is meaningless, lies can roll off the tongue, insecurities dissipate.

 

Rather doubt that. If anything you entrap yourself in your own BS. 

http://ro.uow.edu.au/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=4817&context=theses

 

 

 You don't think it makes sense for them to, logically? Habits are well, habits, can't they be broken?I'm also not trying to develop a psychopathic personality in any way. That seems counterproductive - long term. 

@Ramirez

Combining nihilism and a machievellian approach to achieving my subjective wants (cost/benefit) is what I think will be most fruitful. Thanks for your input. As a child I was sensitive, morally, as an early teenager my views began to change. So I have a headstart there. I agree sociopaths are idealised, most notably in this community, but alsoby society at large.

@Venator of Verum

Your post is interesting and appropriately cryptic.

M.E. Thomas mentioned meaninglessness in her memoir "Confessions of a Sociopath." As far as I read she didn't go into detail, but she said when she was a teen she thought pretty much everything was about meaninglessness. By the way, while some disagree, many argue that psychopaths and sociopaths are the same thing. The closest official psychological disorder to those traits is Antisocial Personality Disorder.