Xaruun
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Pretty much.
Are femcel numbers growing in the Muslim community?
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Machiavellian types, Borderlines, Narcassists, Sociopaths and Psychopaths ring a bell.
Pretty crazy stuff, to be honest. He seriously can't seem to understand human emotions like why one would cry over a relative dying. I can only imagine the number of people he's mindfucked over the years without a care.
He seems very self-aware. It seems he has cognitive empathy but not emotional empathy. At least he tries to stay away from people. Most sociopaths aren't killers but because they don't feel bad for engaging in certain behaviors this makes them dangerous (especially in cases of fraud/embezzlement). Many who are high functioning psychopaths (not to be used interchangably with sociopaths) are CEOs, Lawyers, Surgeons, Police Officers, Religious figures (i.e Clergymen), Politicians, Media Personalities, Journalists etc.
The alchemist
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Damn, I didn't know it was that deliberate, that they were so self-aware about it. I remember one doctor saying sociopaths are made from the environment while psychopaths are born. Imagine not having the traits critical to the human experience and not even feeling anything about it. To me, that predicament is sad as shit, but they wouldn't care.
Xaruun
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I’d imagine psychopathy makes life easy.
The alchemist
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Maybe easy, but they can't experience the richness of life like the average person.
Too much emotion gets in the way; too little is a bigger problem. Having emotions with a great amount of self-control is the right balance.
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Shouldn't practicing Muslims all be femcels/incels?
I don't think people like him pose much of a threat to you if you're able to keep up with them intellectually whilst being able to physically dominate them if need be. He looks for emotionally weak/vulnerable people, he actually said so himself.
Funnily enough I remember reading/hearing somewhere that psychopaths and sociopaths actually serve an evolutionary purpose.
We all have weak points. The scary thing about people like him, is that they actively sniffs out, look and assess people's week points. Regardless of how 'strong' you are, you need to keep psychopaths at arms lengh. It might take longer for them to take advantage of mentally strong individuals, but one ch*nk in your armer and they're pouncing.
Also, the last part is interesting. What evolutionary purpose do they serve?
I'm naturally suspicious of people outside of my immediate circle so I keep everyone at arm's length anyway. A person like him only has ammo because people likes to vent and air out their dirty laundry when they need a sympathetic shoulder to cry on. I'll suffer in silence if I know someone doesn't have my best interest at heart. If you have a good support network around you, people like him scatter like the emotionally vacant roaches they are.
Oh and it's something to do with them being able to handle periods of extreme turmoil or some shit.
That's a good approach to life.
The crazy thing with psychopaths is that they can be very charismatic and likeable. Very easy to end up befriending one...or worse, get into a relationship with one. God forbid!
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This is more of a non-Muslim issue who are not sustainable in a long term for many obvious reasons. You will never find that with Muslim women who are highly valued in Muslim communities because of honor and they can get married in a snap of finger regardless of their age if they say the word.
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Agreed. I strongly recommend you guys read The Sociopath Nextdoor. They are exceedingly good at playing a role. Cracks start to appear only after knowing them very well. As @Nak-Muay-Kru said, they prey on people without a strong base of support or remove them from their close persons (by isolating them to control them more). Even a balanced, high functioning and empathetic person isn't immune since anyone could be at a vulnerable place in their lives. The most consoleable thing the guy in the video said is don't blame yourself. Anyone can be fooled.
Never give people ammunition to use against you and always try to be diligent. Be very wary of excessive praise without knowing you very well (they do things with an end). Or people who mine for intel (asking intrusive questions without building rapport). In general, if you must deal with them do so by speaking to their self-interest. Statistically, they are mostly men but women psychopaths and sociopaths m (aka people with Anti-Social Personality Disorder) exist.
I honestly think that should be the default tbh. It doesn't matter how charismatic or likeable people are when I first meet them. I come to a judgement on their character based on their actions and how they move. Disingenunous people and people with ulterior motives have a habit of fucking up.
It's funny that you say that. There was a cadaan guy who went to my gym years ago. He'd always make a big song and a dance about greeting me, "hey man, fucking been ages mate, how you been man, you're putting on some good size, what's your deadlift like now?" etc, never-ending praise basically.
If you were an outside observer you'd think we were lifelong friends, but I barely knew the guy. I always felt uneasy around him wallahi. No matter how much he'd smile and laugh it just felt "off" somehow. His eyes gave it away, they were just cold and vacant. Creepy fucker all round.
I think we're biologically hardwired to sniff these sorts of people out wallahi, it's just innate to human beings considering how much of our communication is non-verbal. Unless you're autistic and have a hard time understanding social ques, in which case you're fucked lol
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He was laying it on a bit thick. I suppose you sensed some inauthenticity. Don't get me wrong some people are naturally warm and gregarious but they don't set off alarm bells. With psychopaths it seems like manufactured praise. The kind that has you questioning their motives.
