An Interview with a Sociopath (Antisocial Personality Disorder and Bipolar)

Dyshae is diagnosed with antisocial personality disorder. People with this condition are often referred to by the media as a “sociopath” or “psychopath”. Dyshae wants others to know that it is possible for a person with this disorder to become better adjusted to the world with the help of intensive therapy.

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[jakublizon]

I like how he mentioned that emotions are trumped by logic, and then they use that logic to recreate emotion. Like someones grandma dying, you don't feel it, but you do understand what your response should be. It sounds exhausting tbh.

[katiemorales]

I am a psych nurse. I've seen sociopaths "in action." He is very self aware and I truly doubt he is being manipulative on this video. Kudos to him and his therapist. He is aware enough to know he needs to seperate himself from others to keep others safe, FROM HIM.

[rmanola]

This is the deepest interview I saw in this channel so far. The sincerity in his words are so brutal and yet so revealing. He should be really proud for taking this step and speaking out, even stating that his motivation wasn’t to reach the average audience, it really touched me.

[todosauce]

this guy has more emotional intelligence than some people here crying about how bad of a person he is for having a disorder lol. good for Dyshae for getting therapy and learning to know himself and how to go through life in his own way

[TheHabeshaGuru]

Imagine if everyone in the world was THIS self aware. His honesty and self awareness is beyond me

[MF]

Shout out to his therapist for helping him find and know himself on such a deep level. And major shout out to to him for being brave enough to take that journey into self discovery and awareness.

[olegkroitory]

I suffered the borderline disorder for over 23 years, with so much anxiety not until I came across psilocybin mushrooms treatment. Psilocybin treatment actually saved my life honestly. 6 years totally clean.
Never thought I would be saying this about mushrooms

[jebbushu]

I'm not ASPD but im autistic and what he said about empathy really hit home. A lot of people say I'm empathetic because i am caring and usually nice but i never really "feel" empathy for anyone and i really struggle to feel or think what i'm "supposed to" when good or bad things happen. I wish him luck, just lacking empathy makes connecting to people hard and i cant imagine having aspd on top of that.

[cine]

When do You hear about sociopaths? When they do something bad. You never hear about the way they live and the life they have before they break down. These people don't appear out of nowhere, they are real and have history. It's important to know them and for them know themselves. Shout out to this guy for being Brave and sharing part of his story

[bajablaster]

“When you’re quiet as a person to they kinda forget you’re there” true, you can obtain a lot of info just by being silent and observing

[Areyouscared]

I have seen this video probably 20 times over the years. Thank you for speaking ou and as someone with ASPD myself, your massive amount of insight has helped encourage me to know that I'm not less than, just different. Thank you so much to everyone involved.

[mdamico]

My brain imploded after watching this interview. The questions asked and answered… I am speechless. Homework was done on both sides. Thank you to both. I feel less neglected and ostracized from this world. The way both were able to articulate their thoughts and views was impeccable. Thank you to both, I wish I had the words to express my gratitude. Thank you.

[KarlaElaine]

I respect that he did this interview. He didn’t have to. He is clearly very intelligent. It seems that he has a good therapist who genuinely is trying to make his quality of life better.

[richb]

if everybody implemented this level of self-reflection, the world would be a much better place

[zoinkiezzzz]

He's blessed in the fact that his level of understanding his issues are so beautiful. But I see tears coming through. You are proof that we can all change.

[marisaelyse]

This interview rubbed me the wrong way the first time I watched it, however, I believe now that I'm rewatching it its because it reminded of myself. It took me a long time to fix my ways, but I used to actually enjoy manipulating people I viewed as weak. It was hard to hear, but I'm glad I rewatched it and got reminded of how far I've come.

[mercadorodriguezgerson]

Even if he doesnt feel real remorse, he has the balls to admit that what he does isnt doing any good to anyone even to himself, I respect him for that, i hope he finds the way and balance to overcome the way he choose to develop his personality to feel in control in current society.

[curiositykilledthecat]

It's so hard to find videos of people with antisocial personality which makes learning about it hard. That's why this video is so valuable because we get to see it from their perspective.

[tylerblake]

Wow. Extremely self aware and although he may not have “empathy”, he is able to think logically and out the world into perspective in order to limit his damage on others

[VIVABELLAVIVAHERMANO]

What was impressive for me, is how the person being interviewed had insight, and speaks in a way that everyone can understand from his and other people's perspective. He has self awareness and is honest in his explanation.