It’s no problem. I thought it would be nice give people a perspective from someone who actually has it and not some crappy pop psychologists.

It took me all these hours but I finally get the joke. Bruh.

They’re just all great.

“How do you feel about society’s view on your diagnosis?”

I think our society’s view on ASPD is far too stigmatizing and sensationalised. The majority of people learn about ASPD through entertainment and junk true crime pop psychologists. Even just the word “pychopath” is used as just another word for bad. So many people who claim to be mental health positive completely change their tune when it comes to cluster B personality disorders and not something seem was wholesome like depression or OCD.

“I’m not sure if my reading is correct. How do you think people see it and how do you feel about it?”

I love your analysis. People should think of ASPD the same way people think of any other mental illness. ASPD itself is bad but we shouldn’t demonize people who have it. The same way we don’t demonize people with autism or schizophrenia. At the same time we shouldn’t romanticize it. I see a lot of people calling themselves ‘psychopaths’ or ‘sociopaths’ because they think it sounds cool and edgy. They want to think of themselves as the cunning and smart literally me villain from there favourite movie. Not only that just as bad as stigmatizing ASPD it’s just plane cringe as well.

“Do you agree with whatever the general opinion is?”

Not at all. The general opinion on ASPD doesn’t come from reality it comes from movies and TV. Most don’t understand ASPD and only think about it as the “evil person” disorder.

All of them

Also, how old are you and what age did you get starded?

Not really. There too much effort and I don’t have the time. Plus they take valuable drink and pizza money.

I’ll keep this in mind.

A lot of Chris Lilley’s shows could do the trick. They do have some adult references and some swearing here and there but nothing you wouldn’t hear from going out side.

I suck at linking stuff don’t I?

[https://lemmy.world/c/askmeanything@lemmy.ca](Ask Me Anything) is always pretty fun.

https://lemmy.world/c/askmeanything[@blue_berry@lemmy.ca](https://lemmy.ca/u/blue_berry) is always fun.

Thank you, I’ve heard of this woman before. I like what she does but the amount of slack she gets online is insane. Every time she does something all the comments are about how she’s “manipulating you” and how “sociopaths are evil”. The way our society demonize cluster B personality disorders is deplorable.

A common example is Patrick Bateman from ‘American Psycho’. From what I’ve seen Bateman is obsessed with how he’s seen by others and is prone to having power fantasies. He seems more NPD to me. I don’t really care how I look anymore then any other woman does.

This isn’t a stupid question at all. Also, yeah pretty much. It’s like, “what do you want me to do about it?”. If I am in a situation where I have to empathize with someone then what I’ll do is listen to their problem and console them when I can.

I can care about people. I love and care about people like my friends, siblings, boyfriends and parents. I can feel love but I just can’t empathize with them. Even if I didn’t care about others I wouldn’t gain anything from hurting them the way a sadist would.

As they should. TikTok is a goldmine then it comes to $hit mental health content.

A doctor or vet. I always see doctors/vets talking about how hard it is to deal with other peoples emotions. Plus it pays well.

Not really a trick. It’s more being rude if anything.

Cats