I’m a diagnosed sociopath, do I feel emotions?

Diagnosed sociopath discusses the pros and cons of having ASPD (anti social personality disorder), and how it positively and negatively affects her life.

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[monvlisv]

I’m just thinking like damn. Not feeling anxiety sounds so relieving to me.

[tiffanypersaud]

“I won’t continue with these actions because it results in bad consequences for myself.”
Truth. Never think that consequences don’t matter.

[SimonCowelI]

not having anxiety sounds like a dream come true.

[zephyr]

actively choosing kindness is a better deed than most people can muster up

[jessepinkmansimp]

i’m so sick of everyone in the comments saying shit like “she is so scary, she is not human, she is a terrible person” you think she can control that? i think the fact that she’s sharing the way her brain works is admirable. she’s preventing people from being manipulated and raising awareness about her condition. the fact that she’s making an effort to not be destructive should be applauded.

[B-Lue.]

This was so intresting, with public and private emotions. I've never thought about that its different "kinds" of emotions like this.

[juliansanchezharris]

My ex had this. I entered the lions den. I am still scarred. I applaude this woman for speaking out about it, raising awareness, since many sociopaths and psychopaths denies or rejects their diagnosis .

[Fsjdkejdnekwjdn]

This is so fascinating to me because as someone with schizoaffective disorder &bpd I feel EVERYTHING and can faint or puke from emotions

[YinYangSara]

Most underrated statement you made here is pointing out that you don’t have to have empathy to be kind. Thank you for choosing kindness ❤

[viktorija]

I've watch her video where she said that when she was a child, she wasn't allowed to show emotions as anger, sadness etc. So she had to hide them deep inside. It's so damn wrong...I cannot imagine how hard it was for a little girl...But she is very aware of what's going on as the consequence and is working hard.

[Mike-pcup]

One out of 200 people are this way, however the honestly is refreshing. Understanding this and taking positive action is really good.

[ThePeteSandoval]

As someone who feels way to much to the point of physical exhaustion I wish I could be this way and I feel guilt for even typing this. I’m just so tired.

[vagrantclown]

Honestly as an autistic person, some of my emotions work similarly—I have either no empathy or extremely high empathy, but the reasons I have them change often

[DivineStardustAlchemy]

Good on you for being aware and sharing. My babydaddy is a sociopath. Ended up in jail.
Unconditional love to you. Prayer can help.🙏🏻✨️

[Lilith_]

Like I literally just thought to myself “wow I can’t imagine how I’d live with myself knowing I didn’t care about anybody else” and then realized “oh right, I wouldn’t care.😅”

[mono]

I appreciate you sharing all of this. Usually you only hear about sociopaths after they've done something 'bad', and then they get demonised. I think it's good for people to be understanding towards all types of people. It's interesting because it's a natural variation amongst the population and there seems to be pros and cons just like other neurotypes

[notanotherspiritualguru]

When a regular person is a good person, it's much less impressive than when a sociopath is a good person. Sociopath acts purely out of personal choice, since there is no guilt, shame or empathy to guide them in such a way.

[Jassi_o]

Sociopaths are diagnosed narcissists so telling her that ''bad actions have bad consequense for urself'' is actually genius. So praise to her therapist🙌. Also thay are pretty good manipulators that act nice but make u feel worthless at the time. That's why friends of sociopaths have pretty good view of them. They LOVE to use your emotions to their own good. Cause they don't feel emotions they are using to manipulate you does not mean THEY DON'T KNOW ABOUT IT. Like how could they use manipulation if they don't know abt emotions. ACTUALLY they can feel those to very very BLESSED PEOPLE, but they simply do not wanna feel those and does not.

[ravenID]

Wow compassion and kindness when you have no innate drive for it is pretty impressive

[poppyflower]

Well I need to become a sociopath because this anxiety sh*t ain't it.