Comments by "Johan David" (@JDdr86) on "Ask a Psychopath - Would you say you’re dangerous?" video.

  1.  @Danheron2  It's a neurodevelopmental disorder, that results from a complex interaction between genes and environment, so most if not all of them, are the result of their life experience+their genes.
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  2. @@dinahn6955 Emotional dysregulation shows up in Psychopathy too. Also her experience relates mostly to Primary Psychopathy, but it fails (for the most part) to account for the experience of people who align more with Secondary Psychopathy, and people who are right in the middle of those to classic, but rigid sub-sets of the construct as it is traditionally studied and understood.
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  3.  @4haruchan  Secondary Psychopaths supress it. Primary Psychopath (which seems to be her case) have this deactivated by default, and have to consciously maneuver (mentalize) their responses by using imagination so that they'll activate these feelings and experience them. Keep in mind that almost no one fits neatly into either category, and most people will be somewhere in the middle.
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  4. Wait, what?, Come again?. Did you just state that being an Authoritarian is a congenital neurotype?!
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  5. I always find it really suspicious when people CLAIM to be highly sensitive empaths, also because the empath and highly sensitive person constructs are really kinda bonkers in terms of the actual science behind them. They usually turn out to be covert narcissists, so you should get that checked out by a team of psychiatrist and an impartial, experienced clinical psychologist specialized in administering and interpreting psychopathology assessment tools.
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  6. Are you trying to quietly dox her?
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  7.  @TheFriendlyPsychopath  Where did you get the idea of being a psychopath?. You sound more like something else entirely is going on... something not at all related to psychopathy.
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  8. Secondary Psychopathy would be a more accurate term for what you call "Sociopathy". Also, please, learn to punctuate!
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  9. Finally. Well said.
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  10. Search for validity of body language analysis on Google Scholar. It's one the most dangerous pseudo-sciences in the world, and it has landed a lot of people with anxiety disorders and ASD, and ADHD, in jail, because of some "Body Language Expert". You're being conned by some scam artist/narcissistic true believer. And your comment is full of it.
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