This Is NOT A Sociopath Challenge...

Diagnosed Sociopath (ASPD) Kanika Batra explains how you could potentially become a sociopath with a little bit of training. Warning this is not a challenge.

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[normalunicorn]

Enough neglect and harsh conditions can create a monster out of any human

[thisisntmybirthname]

This is my sister in a nutshell. I remember telling my parents at 5 years old that something is wrong with her. They of course thought, “sibling rivalry” Fast forward, 35 years later, she’s still as awful as she was at 5 and all 3 of her kids are in foster care. My mom has finally started coming around to the idea that she is a psychopath. Took a long time and many different things she has done, but she was never violent, so I think that’s why she was never diagnosed with this.

[javanesemystic]

Girl, you really shouldn't be this likeable. It's eff-ing scary how likeable you are 😂😂

[marie-evecanuel]

I could not, but i see how this could be useful in certain areas of life

[flyingdino]

I've had periods of extreme apathy, made some horrible lies and did some pretty bad things without remorse (granted I was also being hurt and exposed to some crazy shit, but that doesn't excuse it) up until after highschool. It shifted from "I'm horrible anyways, so just do this who cares anyways" to "oh god I've done so many horrible things to people" and still now I struggle because I have to come to terms with what I've done, and it still rots me when I'm in a vulnerable state

I see apathy as a coping mechanism, it's easier to not care and shut off the reception of other people. For me, becoming less numb and more empathetic was extremely painful (and still is sometimes), so I get why you can't understand why people like guilt or remorse. It sucks and hinders you at times, especially if you hit the self wallowing side of it or you ruminate. But it also reminds you that you're human and that there is room to grow, and that is the part that keeps me going

It's easy to kick someone and step on them. It's hard to just speed up and walk past them. And it's even harder to kick someone, realize you fucked up, helping them, and then having to both grow and forgive yourself for doing it in the first place. So I completely understand why things like guilt and remorse seem unwanted in the world of apathy, and I definitely see people developing apathy after being hurt/tired of having to feel these emotions

[maskedgirlinblack]

I don't think anyone should pretend to be like us, we hate ourselves and others.

[shirasagi]

if you hurt people who did nothing to you for personal gain, sooner or later it will have negative consequences for yourself too. you will burn a lot of bridges that you could have kept and that could have been useful to you later. for your own benefit it is better to not harm others unless it is to protect yourself. it doesn't have to be out of empathy. you can make it a principle of self-preservation.

[emilysingh]

id say 50% of people ive had the opportunity to meet are very low in empathy guilt and remorse. they definitely don’t “ do the right thing cause its the right thing to do” the only difference between a sociopath and and vast majority of the population is fear of prison snd consequences. for some reason people who don’t have a high moral compass tend to be scared shitless of prison or intensive care. probably cause its not the first time someone has took revenge on them and they have ptsd but are not intelligent enough to learn from their mistakes and keep taking opportunities to harm others if it gets them something they want. they have no problem victimizing someone who they fell is not capable of getting revenge on them.

[JadedMuse]

The closest I ever came to it was during times of revenge against someone who really screwed me over or broke my heart. I used to be pretty ruthless because I shut down and literally have no feelings... and honestly I have loved that time because normally I feel too much and it is like an emotional vacation. I don't do revenge anymore but when I did, if someone pushed me to that point... they really got it bad.

[chrissyhammond]

I hate guilt and empathy too!!! Being an empath is a curse in this lifetime. Thx for sharing your channel beautiful Kanika, I've learned so much, actually wanted to know if i could train my brain to begin caring significantly less than I do.

[brittanywilcox]

I couldn't stab my best friend in the back because she's a genuinely good person.

I could, however, stab her ex in the actual chest without blinking.

The amount of empathy a person has for someone is directly linked to how connected they are emotionally to that person.

Anyway, do you have any tips on hiding bodies? Asking for a friend...

[ChloeLayneXO]

Yes, I can. And I dgaf. I've been hurt, exploited, had my time wasted, left for dead, neglected, abused, coerced, brainwashed, used and I just dgaf anymore. I'm training myself to be like you. So far things have been finally working in my favor.

[BriChuhime-sama]

I honestly appreciate you so much for being so open about your illness. This makes it so that folks aren’t put in a corner and left alone just because they don’t fit in with the more acceptable diagnoses.

Tbh I don’t think I’d mind a sociopath for a friend. She may can’t feel shit, but I know for a fact they’ll never lie to me if I ask for truth about something.

[jimkofron]

All I would expect from someone like you is honesty. Mission accomplished. Thanks for the warning. Guessing an honest psychopath is rare? What a pretty person you are. I dunno. But you fascinate me.

[ironman_]

As someone whose so empathetic that it literally gets in the way of my life, thank you. Thank you for the reality check that empathy is not the end-all be-all, and thank you for giving me actual techniques to help myself and my loved ones. Yeah, that’s kinda not the point, but when I can’t see my friends in pain, I can’t support them.

[ashrylka_]

Yes, yes, and... yes. I choose not to, every single day, because generally, being a nice person is a highly beneficial status. It's about the long game. (Although if I can absolutely guarantee I won't get caught and face consequences, I'll do anything. You just have to weigh the risk and gain.)

[mariemiles]

I have borderline personality disorder and used to be a mess. Had tons of therapy now so I'm doing brilliantly now, but I get what she means.. I could never hurt a child or an animal but I have done seem really bad things. I have tons of empathy, but if I drink or get angry, the empathy vanishes and I can be the cruellest person, again, not to children and animals, but yea, I'm lucky I'm not in prison. Glad I got the help. Personality disorders like bpd and npd are due to childhood trauma, so healing is key x

[arielniccole]

Honestly, I wish I had some of the traits of someone with ASPD. I know I'd feel a whole lot less overwhelmed, burnt out, and stressed if I advocated for myself and took care of myself. But I self-sabotage and start taking care of everything and everyone else first and having no energy left for me after. I also consistently feel what I'm doing isn't good enough and fall into a depression of self-loathing, guilt, and shame. I seriously would embrace a manic episode right now. At least when I'm manic I feel like I'm amazing 🫠

[dammitamber]

Honestly I like you a lot a lot and you’ve helped me understand so much.

[PlebianGorilla]

Yeah, no. I’d never want to do that. I enjoy having the full range of human emotions, even if it is difficult at times. It’s beautiful. You’re missing out 🤷🏼‍♀️