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March 20, 2015

The Transparent Eye

A great privilege held by the antisocial, and in particular, the psychopath, is the ability to refrain from assigning value judgement to others’ lifestyles or proclivities.  Sure, many of us feel that a certain degree of gamesmanship is in order, but one can recognize inequalities without placing charged values on the legitimacy of those inequalities. […]
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Published on March 20, 2015 22:18

March 19, 2015

Zippermouth

What effect does silence have on the brain?  For many with psychological disorders, the ability to speak openly regarding such is compromised.  There is great stigma regarding many of the less “cuddly” disorders that ravage many.  Few wish to associate with the schizophrenic or the antisocial, for example.  So many of us hide in plain […]
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Published on March 19, 2015 17:34

March 18, 2015

A Neurotypical Perspective on Remorse

Given that yesterday’s post on remorse blew up my tumblr following, I thought that I’d share the results of a question I asked my therapist.  This question was born from the innumerable asks I received regarding other ASPD individuals and whether they were feeling remorse or something else entirely.  I was asked if worrying about […]
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Published on March 18, 2015 19:51

March 17, 2015

(No) Remorse

I’ve committed a great number of grievances in my lifetime.  I’ve stolen, I’ve caused bodily harm, I’ve defrauded, and so on and so forth.  Never have I really felt bad about any of these sins though.  Well, at least not bad for those that I’ve hurt.  I often worry about my reputation and my ability […]
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Published on March 17, 2015 19:25

The Lion’s Paw … Trust Revisited

The past couple of weeks have taught me much.  The relationship I thought I had with the person I thought it was with is no more, but I have learned much about the nature of trust.  For most of my life, I have lived by the creed of “trust no one“.  After all, it is very difficult […]
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Published on March 17, 2015 00:53

March 14, 2015

Prosocial Relationships and the Psychopath … A Chess Game Without the Use of Rooks

These are strange times.  The young woman, that I mentioned in this post, and I have hit it off well enough and I find that I am, as a result, stuck in limbo.  My ennui is at fever pitch.  She is neurotypical and demands my good behavior, which is not an unreasonable request.  However, I […]
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Published on March 14, 2015 03:58

March 11, 2015

Tranquilizer

I live hard and fast.  A junkie at heart, I’m always seeking the newest shiny object or exhilarating thrill.  However, this hasn’t gotten me anywhere.   I’m tens of thousands of dollars in debt and relatively unhealthy from years of self-abuse due to being such a junkie.  Burning through interpersonal relationships is the norm.  Running […]
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Published on March 11, 2015 16:29

March 7, 2015

Torture

I’ve said most everything there is to say on the subjects of ASPD and psychopathy at this point.  When the sinner chooses restraint, there is only so many insights that can be gleaned.  Rather than closing up shop, however, I’ve decided to poke deeper into my own psyche and to write on those experiences that […]
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Published on March 07, 2015 15:23

March 3, 2015

Paradox

These are strange times for me.  I’ve met a very lovely young woman and we are working to determine what kind of interpersonal relationship we may have in the future.  Do I remain honest with her?  Do I slip into my deceitful and treacherous ways?  At what point do I begin to hold myself accountable […]
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Published on March 03, 2015 18:02

February 27, 2015

Exorcism

Everyone wants to cure someone.  I remember when I came out as transgender.  Various family members showed up at my apartment door and demanded that I reconcile my “sins” with “God”.  They gave me religious literature and prayed for me while in front of me.  It was degrading though amusing.  Of course, I did not repent and […]
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Published on February 27, 2015 17:32