Diagnosed Sociopath - How I Create a Personality #shorts

Sociopaths are known for being able to take on multiple personalities. Kanika Batra a Diagnosed Sociopath (ASPD) explains how she formed these traits over time.

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[kayleighkuhlay]

Being able to read the room will never go out of style.

[susanlloyd]

These taupe colors, clothes and makeup are stunning on you. Stay with these colors!

[CEDL]

She's right people! I survived a psychopath who is currently facing quite some time in prison but before he allowed the drugs and alcohol to ruin his life, he was always the life of the party and could make friends in seconds. I fell in love with him because of our conversations and he loved to chat and I loved listening to him! Of course, the mask soon fell off and I had to leave. He prob hates me because I was the only person to beat him at his own games and manipulations. Like she always says about doing things that goes against her nature but for me, not being an empath goes against my nature! But I had to go to that dark side to beat him at his own game! It kept me safe!
It may have even saved my life!

[zzulm]

There is healthy narcissism that starts when we are toddlers so this is what I learn from you and I appreciate it because it is needed for self preservation and safety.

[jacie]

I think there is plenty of personality behind your facade, the mere fact that you are using your knowledge to help other women and to make the world a slightly better place, is enough telling of who you are as a person

Just because you manifest yourself differently doesn t mean you have no personality

And let us be real who doesn t do this, everyone i knew changed themselves a way or another depending on the situation and what they wanted to get from it

Anyway what i am trying to say is you are a wonderful person, and i hope this project of yours thrive and you end up helping many women who dearly need such guidance

[allisonbarnett]

I don't get why people hate on you so much, I love the honesty in your videos and you speak the truth on how to survive in the world we truly live in., . Well done.

[neyshanichole]

So what personality are you when you're alone? Is it like an accumulation of parts of personalities you've seen out in the world? Genuine question!

[anniewhereyougoo]

Last words of my Sociopath father : I don't know who i am " 😔😔😔

[clueless]

Thank you for the raw honesty we rarely get from the “non-sociopathic” types

[alexianeves]

Very true and it can save your life by not being authentic. Or saving someone else’s. completely agree with you!!

[lisar]

I find this girl so fascinating, and I think raising awareness of how her minds work is very useful. I do think you have a personality, you love cats which is awesome, cat people are great, and you want to help women

[zengrenouille]

I personally think my dad was a sociopath. I had a kot of sociopathic traits, but I always had a personality. It took many years of seeing the reactions people had to my behaviors and changing to pit 2 and 2 together and realize these were things my dad did so I thought they were normal.

I'm pretty intelligent and remember very far back into my childhood. After years of therapy, I'm finally understanding that I was learning emotions from a man who had no true emotions (except anger, but he only got angry in the presence of my mother and me.

I'm incredibly grateful for my grandparents..if it weren't for them, I might not have had any adults with "normal emotions."

[tom-ssmn]

I love how intelligent and self aware you are

[telepathicmagicshop]

I am pretty much your opposite and I find this very practical and fascinating. I’m not very successful.

[MsMoniqueLynn]

I love that you’re using this to help women and girls we need this!!

[officialnezquick]

Not a sociopath, but I have a bad personality and I can’t stand people. I can’t be authentic because I’d probably have no one in my life or even worse get assaulted because of my personality. This really resonated with me, I feel like I’ve always adapted to the social group because idc about being my authentic self with people I don’t like them they don’t like me so whatever I have to do to get thru the social interactions and get what I want is all that matters to me. Thank you I feel seen!!!

[charliecat]

I love your honesty, truthfulness and helpfulness. Listen up people. What she is saying to you is GOLD. How someone can get to where they want, absolutely brilliant! How bad do you want something? Think about it..

[princesskileyrae]

Every time Kanika explains how/why she does certain complex things, it blows me away because she & I are so opposite in our functioning (I'm autistic and have PTSD, GAD, agoraphobia, etc. from trauma). I would describe my dad as very genuine & authentic (RIP Old Man) & people describe me similarly, so the thought of "msking" a personality is initially almost shocking.

...but autistics mask, heavily if they want any shot at mimicking & therefore fitting in with "normal" people. Autism like ASPD/NPD is egosyntonic, so a good chunk of women won't learn they have it until later in life & thus they'll go through life not understanding why certain behaviors yield particular results.

Autism gets misdiagnosed as ASPD and/or NPD sometimes, or Borderline (only in women *eye roll*) because they can present with similar behaviors outwardly. The internal motivation is where they completely differ.

I was raised (& poisoned, among other things) by a mother with Munchausen Syndrome by Proxy. I feel like MSBP cannot exist outside of the spectrum withim ASPD. Maybe someday Kanika will dtop her thoughts on my very nuanced curiosities. Sorry for the novel.

[tayebattle]

Oh gosh this is my brother. He’s a heartless person who drops people who help him and don’t look back. He’s a habitual liar but I think this became a coping mechanism to get thru being extremely poor and bullied in high school. Now it’s just who he is. 😮😮

[racheldaniels]

I think you are spot on and we can for sure learn from you. I really appreciate what your doing here. I can relate to you a lot, my childhood trauma has left me with ADHD and anxiety that some days feel crippling. I heavily disassociate and feel so detached from my body at times. I’m now reminding myself that outside of the ones I love, especially in the business world I need to remove my emotions out of the equation. I just wanted to say thank you to you. I’m a mom and I only work part time. I took your advice across a few videos and was able to get my boss to give me a $4 raise AND a Christmas bonus usually reserved for full time employees! I just wanted to say thank you ❤