Comments by "Natalia Alfonso" (@nataliaalfonso2662) on "Interview With A Psychopath | DEEP" video.

  1.  @cm-yu6gu BPD and ASPD are both cluster b personality disorders. Most sociopathic women get labeled bpd and most bpd men get labeled ASPD. But they’re incredibly similar at their crux.
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  2.  @cm-yu6gu  they’re not a different species. They are humans. But NPD and BPD are very similar. As is ASPD. And almost all end up being late in life diagnosed as autistics when the accurate brain scans are performed. These are very overlapping, commonly co-morbid issues. There are differences of course. But the differences are not set in stone, and there aren’t that many. Now…. What do you think a species is? Lmfao. When you call people animals……. And then specify you mean a different species…. You are saying and clarifying that you absolutely mean they are not human. Why…. Did you say that, then “clarify” that you didn’t want people to get offended…. By making it even more offensive? Lmfao
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  3. He isn’t redeemed. Please be for real. Of course the child he was didn’t deserve what happened to him. But abuse does create monsters. That’s why it’s bad. If it made people better we’d all encourage it lol. If it was just mildly unpleasant it wouldn’t be so bad. The issue with severe trauma and abuse is that the victims often become monsters that can never be saved. That’s the whole thing.
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  4. Also? The inflated sense of Justice described as an autistic trait isn’t a GOOD THING. It’s like….. storming the capital January 6th. Or perhaps stopping to save a worm in the middle of a friend’s story who need you to listen. Or never understanding or giving space to nuance.
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  5.  @anyatranter5588 I think you mean Jains. And it’s okay to save animals that don’t have complex feelings. It’s just that they do very well in the rain lmfao. And saving something thag needs no saving or that perhaps is importsnt to the ecosystem as good for the birds…. Is not empathy. It’s maladaptive sympathy. Which autistics often have while not being able to process empathy.
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  6.  @hyperadapted psychopathy, like autism, lack neural pruning. Sociopathy has too too too much neural pruning. But all three are anti-social.
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  7.  @DelFlo  you’re incorrect. You’re thinking of sociopathy. True Psychopathy is, like autism, a neurodevelopmental disorder wherein there’s no neural pruning during the formative stages in infancy in the brain. It’s not from trauma experienced by the person. There are generic factors and environmental factors that affect the development of the brain in utero. Usually a surge of testosterone during a certain stage of the pregnancy. Autistic and truly psychopathic brains are remarkably similar. Sociopaths however are “made.” Their Brian’s show TOO MUCH neural pruning. Often from trauma but yes also genetic factors. Bc not everyone that goes through the same trauma has their empathy centers overpruned.
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  8.  @jackoh991 excuse me. They’re not the opposite….. AT ALL. Both autistic and psychopathic brains develop incorrectly and don’t go through the necesarry neural pruning to correctly process or experience empathy. They’re often co-morbid. Autism used to be a term for SYMPTOMS of “psychopathic schizophrenia.” It’s considered its own spectrum of disorders now but where on earth did you get the idea they are opposite? They’re often one and the same. That’s why so many autistics cannot experience empathy and then will go on for paragraphs about how much “empathy” they feel for a stuffed animal or something. They literally cannot experience, or process, empathy.
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  9.  @photoniccannon2117  this comment is so funny that I’d think you’re a genius troll. It’s too good . Excuse me……. Wouldn’t someone diagnosed with a developmental disorder that is present due to a lack of neural pruning during the formative stages of brain development, thus causing a lack of empathy processing ability….. Think they feel empathy? And since they can’t empathize, they think what they’re experiencing is the same as others? Lmfao. How on earth would you know how I experience empathy? Doesn’t the very fact that you stated it as though you’re certain prove you don’t even understand the notion, much less experience and process it normatively? You might think you feel others pain as your own……. Then find yourself constantly tricked or abused or manipulated. Bc you don’t have the empathy to know when people are lying or don’t like you. You might think you’re feeling someone else’s pain AS YOUR OWN…. And don’t realize that’s not normative empathy. It is step one of empathy. It’s to be instantaneous and last a millisecond before the processing of empathy takes place and you distinguish between someone else’s suffering and your being absolutely fine. Thanks for admitting you can’t do that. One thing I’ve noticed with autistics is if SOMEONE ELSE is in crisis or pain or agony, it’s the autistic that ends up needing consoling. Bc they cannot process empathy. lol. They literally start to take on others pain as their own, instead of EMPATHIZING and processing the empathy. I’ll hear autistic talk about the “empathy” they feel for worms and animals and inanimate objects and society at large…. All the while NOT EMPATHIZING that no one in the room asked and they’re usurping the conversation and making everyone uncomfortable. Autism is not a monolith, of course. Anyone on the spectrum can have a different lives experience and difference physiological issues due to the developmental disorder. But the disorder has to be present for an accurate diagnosis of said disorder to be claimed, yes? Autistic brains and psychopathic brains both lack the neural pruning necesarry to process empathy normally. A true psychopath won’t feel it at all, but if they’re intelligent can work out cognitive empathy. Makes them masters of the universe, unfortunately. Autistics might be able to FEEL empathy, but then any of what I’ve mentioned above can occur. They cannot process cognitively the visceral empathy they might be feeling. I’ve had autistic parents hit me when I’m sick bc they literally FEEL sick when I’m sick. Abusive autistic parents often flail and lash out and have meltdowns when their kids are crying or hurt or in pain bc they “feel it as their own pain.” Tons of domestic abuse survivors mention spouses being totally fine and neutral…. U til the spouse is in crisis or sick or sad or injured. THEN the abuser starts flailing and lashing out. Very much a hamster mother eating her young to “protect them.” Very “Lenny” from Of Mice And Men hugging things to death. Yeah, that’s not empathy lmfao. That’s dangerous. I’ve had autistic friends ghost me when I have a crisis bc “AAAHHH IT HURT TO MUCH!” In other words, nothing was happening to them….. something horrible medical or violent or whatever was happening to me… and THEY melt down and cry and start acting like THEYRE in crisis. Yeah that’s not empathy. Lmfao. That’s the exact lack of empathy processing that’s a diagnostic criteria for autism. Now, if you get your brain scan and don’t in fact lack any neural pruning, you might not be autistic at all. It was a misdiagnosis. Alternatively, it might be too late in life to rest so your brain got somewhat pruned through trauma. But sorry, autistic brains do not undergo the necessary neural pruning to appropriately process empathy during brain development. It’s what the diagnosis is referring to.
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  10. This isn’t true. A lot of them loooovvveeeeeeee making money. Or performing surgery. Anything where they’re in complete control.
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  11. Yeah psychopathic brains are most similar to autistic brains. They had no neural pruning during development which is necessary to feel and process empathy.
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  12. Sympathy isn’t empathy. Autistic brains and psychopathic brains both lack the necessary neural pruning to experience actual empathy. Feeling “empathy” towards a worm who doesn’t feel it isn’t actually empathy. It’s sympathy. Autistics always have sympathy! Usually for their abusers or anyone trying to swindle them. And ZERO EMPATHY to recognize what’s actually happening. And then no empathy to realize the people trying to save them aren’t the enemy. Tale as old as time.
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  13. Psychopathy and autism are often one and the same. No neural pruning during neurological development.
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  14. Autism and psychopathy are often one and the same. No neural pruning during neurological development.
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  15. ASPDs usually are.
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  16.  @nangel270 oh no he’s definitely a psychopath. Perhaps sociopath…. But those people are compulsive liars
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  17.  @hedonismbot3274 yeah of course. That’s how these people are.
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  18. That we know of.
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  19.  @yar8564  yeah bc people legit don’t understand that sympathy isn’t empathy lmfao. And that in fact a ton of autistics will feel SYMPATHY all the time…. Making them super easy to fool….. and NEVER actually feel empathy! Again, making them super easy to fool….. but impossible to convince THEYVE been fooled. It’s really quite hilarious how people who can’t process empathy don’t have the empathy to understand that what they’re feeling isn’t empathy.
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  20.  @Thundermaned  I’m not incorrect. Autistics do not have the neural pruning necessary to process empathy. The communication issues you’re describing come from the lack of empathy. Lacking empathy DOES NOT MEAN YOU DONT CARE ABOUT OTHERS. Empathy does not mean sympathy or caring for or caring about or interest in someone, nor does it mean t. It means empathy ffs. If you can’t figure out what others think, feel about you, how to communicate with them, how to react empathically, how to behave appropriately to each person and each situation…. THATS LACKING EMPATHY. I’m not INVENTING that autistics lack neural pruning! Why aren’t you empathizing with the fact that I know what I’m saying? Why don’t you understand that empathy does not equal benevolence? Bc you can’t process empathy??????? Empathy IS NOT SYMPATHY. You can have zero empathy and want only the best for the world and full 100% empathy…. And use it for evil. I’m so sick of this shit! LEARN WORDS
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  21. Why are you friends with him?
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  22.  @jeffbridges8681 therapy makes psychopaths and sociopaths much worse. Remember that. Makes them better abusers
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  23.  @-_Blitz_-  yeah no one who is knowingly friends with a psychopath is any better than the psychopath.
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