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es, I thought about the being spoiled. In a cheat sheet for identifying if your child is a sociopath, he fit a lot of criteria. I..E. used to having no consequence for behavior, using charm/being the youngest child to manipulate, etc. It could be that with the missing father a substitute spouse interdependency arose where he learned from his mother. It could be genes (? don't really know if this possible or grounded).
But whatever it was, the author didn't make much of it Imo - I have (haha) normal friends with about as many indicators that aren't sociopaths.
I guess, lastly, once a person "kills", it must just be easier - and after it gets easier, a strategy, and after that maybe it becomes a habit (for the worst of the worst!)
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Jun 14, 2018 12:10PM
es, I thought about the being spoiled. In a cheat sheet for identifying if your child is a sociopath, he fit a lot of criteria. I..E. used to having no consequence for behavior, using charm/being the youngest child to manipulate, etc. It could be that with the missing father a substitute spouse interdependency arose where he learned from his mother. It could be genes (? don't really know if this possible or grounded).
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But whatever it was, the author didn't make much of it Imo - I have (haha) normal friends with about as many indicators that aren't sociopaths.
I guess, lastly, once a person "kills", it must just be easier - and after it gets easier, a strategy, and after that maybe it becomes a habit (for the worst of the worst!)
