12 Signs Someone is Secretly a Sociopath

[@ives3572]

0:14 Selfish Superiority 1:01 Emotional Ignorance 1:59 Manipulative Charms 3:06 Undivided Attention 4:17 Lack Of Remorse 4:59 Hidden Intentions 5:51 Persistent Patterns 6:38 Constant Conflict 7:42 Redundant Mistakes 8:23 Relieving Anger 9:32 Reckless Lifestyle Choices 10:20 Exploiting Relationships

[@extremelucky1]

Good job!!!

[@marycruise9348]

Thank you. Not a secret at all as they reek of these things.

[@joan.nao1246]

@@marycruise9348 For sure!! Once you've experienced someone like this, you very much can sniff them out a mile away and dodge the rest.... They. Are. Every. Where.

[@donnadaisy333]

Thank you!

[@Hurkuhntreeks]

Adopted

[@DaSALTmustFLOW13Marquez]

I have been SURROUNDED by these people my WHOLE life and THEY always made me feel like I was the one w/the problem so I NEVER felt NORMAL. In reality, I was the only one normal.

[@NatureAndBee]

I have been stalked by nasty people who are exactly within this category. Those evils tried dirty tactics, and used defamation and slanders to try to discredit me. They have been trying to ruin my career and isolate me. Luckily I received help from many nice people so I knew how bad those evils are.

[@TrinhNguyen-sh4fj]

Same here! Unfortunately there are many sickos like that in this world.

[@manalani3724]

i hope you have new non sociopath friends now.

[@Not-the-usual-BS]

Yup!! That’s my life unfortunately!!

[@susanmenegus5242]

Same here.

[@kirillginzhul2611]

Unfortunately, we as a generation(millennial/gen z) throw around this label way too commonly. I’m guilty of this as well, until I got attached to a sociopath. The real thing is way worse than just hurt feelings. Stay educated and most importantly, TRUST YOUR GUT

[@Gobble_de_Goop]

Amber Heard actually *IS* a sociopath, though.

[@yellowdayz1800]

I can relate.. They are brutally hell to live with.

[@babymonster8837]

Come again?

[@Tailionis]

Wahh wahh I have been surrounded by them. Stfu u r the problem

[@childrenofgodministriesnyc1246]

@@babymonster8837 go away clone

[@rauldiaz2518]

I've come to the conclusion that my cat is a sociopet

[@vanessas2363]

brilliant

Best line.

[@dumdum3470]

Hehehe

[@ricardosommelier1130]

REALLY??? WHO???

[@xcomfortablynumb83x]

Mine is too. He nibbles and bites whenever he is provoked.

[@inyouall]

*FRIENDLY REMINDER* | Quality life doesn't come from superintelligence, wealth, or power. It comes from the ways that we live with kindness, love and peace.

[@carlosverde-datingtips7001]

I hear ya - INYOUALL! Thanks. Personal Development is one of the best things you can do for yourself - because, we as human beings, we’re supposed to embrace growth! So make sure you find your Purpose in life - whatever it might be, and work on it daily, and continue to make progress, because progress is - really the key to happiness. But don’t do it for any girl or guy, make sure you’re doing it for yourself - and just be happy! Anyway, that’s my two cents. -Carlos Verde - Dating Tips

[@TrinhNguyen-sh4fj]

Totally agree!

[@wakegary]

so glad this wasnt labeled as an ENEMY WARNING | because that's just plan silly!

[@SFA985]

Had a sociopath boss. It was the stare that got me researching the topic. Also, if she smiled or laughed, her eyes were always cold and brutal. Super creepy vibe.

[@saks5thave.687]

lol

[@iuridomingo377]

David Dobrik Sam Bankman Fried😉

[@raquelguzman5238]

A Wicked Wichy

[@jozsarichard7711]

Nah bro we chill as duck

[@indigojanis1123]

Same thing with a former 'friend' Cold shark eyes while flattering me..then destroyed my life with slander. But will never forget those dead eyes 😮

[@JL-mq9tq]

married to it for 24 years. still recovering 12 years after the marriage ended. it's devastating to everyone around them, but especially their children and their spouses.

[@dwightmitchell1464]

I'm going through this right now. I told my mom yesterday that me and my daughter are devastated...

[@randyvoelkel1998]

@@dwightmitchell1464 y

[@danielmarshall7095]

You are a trooper have to respect that. I could only make 4 yrs. before i tossed my ex wife out of the house.

[@keithstewart7514]

God be with you

[@Kr-Lidartech]

Make peace with your self. Suffering from it too. Atleast you are a surviver.

[@sarahcouture24]

You just described my most recent ex boyfriend to the letter. Allergic to accountability, believes all his opinions are facts, indifference to the pain and hurt feelings they cause others, exploitative, manipulative, judgmental and cruel. Controlling and entitled as he is impulsive. Rude and selfish as he is unempathetic… impossible to have any healthy connection:(

[@donnadaisy333]

Thank God you are away from him. Thank you for sharing your experience.

[@thatdude4933]

I knew I wouldn't have to search long until I found the "this is my ex's behavior to a T". I'm not saying you weren't a victim of this type of behavior but statements like this are a red flag for me for many reasons. Hope your experience helped you learn to better protect yourself from problematic people.

[@nana820able]

Turn every conversation by personal attacks on you even when you're trying to help them. They live in a delusional world of their own making and refuse to work as a team. Sad 😔

[@donnadaisy333]

@@nana820able My gosh! That is EXACTLY how my $&@& family member behaves! I have tried for years to help and be kind to my FM only to have it turned back at me in the form of an argument! I am floored you had experienced this detail as well. It is exhausting and so very frustrating

[@sarahcouture24]

@@nana820able definitely not team players for damn sure…

[@russellhawkins366]

My stepfather fell on the narcissist/psychopath/sociopath spectrum and he loved being angry as often as he could be - over anything that could give him even the slightest excuse. When we asked him to get some help so as to not be so explosive in the house as it was shredding both mine and my mother’s nerves; she was a sensitive redhead - and had a sixth sense and got anxious and stressed with his constant unwarranted and sudden outbursts. He simply laughed and replied: “But I’m fine, honestly I’m fine.” He didn’t give a toss about the stress he was inflicting on others - quite the opposite as he often seemed to enjoy it.

[@BaebiDoll]

same . - .

[@russellhawkins366]

@@BaebiDoll There’s definitely consistent patterns to their behaviour. It’s like they’re operating at some robotic level, as if there’s a programmed set of circuits in the brain (the lower reptilian region) and it seems they think they’re so unique, whilst in fact the opposite is true. As those in that unfortunate condition follow the same impulses, drives and behaviour patterns.....

[@josephblunt5987]

My late father certainly had a case of IED: Intermittent Explosive Disorder. That’s what what your step-father seems like. Living my father was unpredictable at best. His rage would pop out of nowhere.

[@anonymike8280]

@@josephblunt5987 Sorry. IED means improvised explosive device!

[@bluelettarangreentoonzy6468]

Yep -theres someone I talk to who I wouldn't label as a freind due to how they act and who they are as a person who just gets pissy over absolutely NOTHING and its ridiculous

[@MrsCaranAmy]

I thought I was involved with a narcissist, but after seeing this I am involved with a sociopath. I have established no contact. Thank you very much 🙏

[@patrickwalsh2361]

There’s a lot of overlap, many people have both traits. I kind of like the term narcopath.

[@ninamc6116]

Keep up the no contact! Good job. Your life could literally depend on it. I was married to one, divorced him & then dated one.

[@AmandaMG6]

@@ninamc6116 I dated two. I was so determined not to choose another but I did! At least I'm smart enough now to leave ASAP when I do see the signs

[@Mjd15thoughts27]

😂😂😂

[@shandorkato]

I am going through a rough time because my ex was a 100% sociopath and had a plan for me, in coordination with her best gay friend, that was very chilling and disturbing. I'm in no contact now, but my heart is broken badly.

[@donaldhenderson1870]

This video describes a narcissist. Or my X-wife and now my eldest son. They are very difficult to spot until you live with them. If you are an empath like myself, watch out! The best warning is that they never take responsibility when things go wrong.

[@dougfredricks2017]

Thank you!

[@thatdude4933]

They aren't so difficult to spot if you educate yourself. The trick is trusting what you see based off their actions not what they say and accept. It's hard to accept when you hold on to hope for a better outcome. My hope is my biggest weakness with these types. Well I'm doing better about. I hope they think I'm defeated and move on.

[@justinkelley9700]

The saying goes every sociopath is a narcissist but not every narcissistic is a sociopath.

[@lynncarrington2744]

All sociopaths are narcissists but not all narcissists are sociopaths.

[@jessicabrown5100]

Is it them or you. Lol

[@CamiloJamesGuitar]

This is the perfect description of my father’s personality.. so much makes sense now, but is also very sad since I now realise I can’t be around his toxicity as it’s terrible for my mental health. Lots of love to any kind people out there dealing with this sort of drama 🧡

[@wandmayeslupik6302]

My deadvuncle Richard was one.....

[@wandmayeslupik6302]

ALSO.....POOR SENSE OF SMELL( amygdala dysfunction) bedwetting when little( not always)..( more amygdala circuit dysfunction)....and tbey CANNOT understans analogies!!!!! I know a psychopath and he could never understand analogies i used.

[@pamelahomeyer748]

My sister is one

[@Dybgvv]

This is the perfect description of my personality, now my life makes sense and I understand why I hate people.

[@mack8488]

@@Dybgvv 😜

[@texasrefugee7888]

According to that fine book The Sociopath Next Door the best way to tell if someone's a sociopath is they'll try to make you feel sorry 😭 for them. That was priceless for me to learn and you see it all the time. Also at least one in 25 Americans is a sociopath and that book was published a long time ago.

[@xgwke5867]

That was a great book. Indeed it said that the thing sociopaths desire most is sympathy. Gain someone’s sympathy and that’s when they are easiest to manipulate.

[@Inflec]

There is another fine book on this topic: "Without Conscience, The Disturbing World Of The Psychopaths Among Us" by Dr. Robert Hare. The author is the preeminent expert on these characters and in his considered opinion, psychopaths and sociopaths are one and the same. All the characteristics listed in this video are also earmarks of psychopaths in his book.

[@erxfav3197]

@@xgwke5867 really??

[@erxfav3197]

One in twenty five?? Shoot my “ex” has to be one… I thought she was just a borderline but…

[@madezra64]

@@Inflec As someone with ASPD I can assure you we are not one in the same. Sociopaths can actually feel some emotions and empathy. Psychopaths however are almost entirely devoid of it and enjoy the process of manipulating people. Sociopaths don't manipulate to cause harm intentionally as psychopaths do. Sociopaths often struggle with life, as have I. It's not easy not being able to connect on a deep emotional level, but it's not impossible. There's been only one girl in my life I actually got attached too, however my anti-social personality makes it difficult for the relationship to last, and eventually I become over bearing as I cannot control the flood of emotion that happened during this time. It was the only time in my life I felt alive. She's gone now though, won't speak to me. I don't really care much for anything else anymore.

[@TrinhNguyen-sh4fj]

Oh my gosh, one of my former bullies were like this. Now I know why she was like that. I have ran into many sickos like this in my life. They always make it seem like we are the ones who are bad when it is actually them. Sickos they are!

[@mahtazdin]

Yup.

[@donnadaisy333]

I refer to them as being sick, too. Sick sick sick. Yes. So sorry you had experienced this hell. I did as well. 🙏

[@Joseph-yl7ng]

Sick but not always evil

[@roisin33]

They’re honestly not people

[@arandomperson7713]

@@roisin33 well thank you very much.

[@styx1272]

Too complicated . A real sociopath is networking to secure and advance themselves on the Status ladder (psychologically and literally) and are on the lookout for flaws or information by another person that can be used to degrade that person usually using humorous ridicule behind that persons back if an when needed. Yes of course they will lie but only when they know it can't be proved and change sides when really necessary. They are a lot more cunning and instinctive than this video portrays.

[@ananyadutta427]

Exactly. People are nowadays all psychologists, pop psychology as they say; any normal human mistake or any jerk nature doesn't necessarily mean they are psycho, socio or narc. In fact, sometimes chances are that these energy vampires try to tag their own avatars on others, especially if the target is not confident enough. But one of the main matters is that they have a tremendous manipulative pattern, that gets revealed slowly over time.

[@lwells3937]

I agree. People that get fired are usually targeted by sociopaths who give people personality disorders

[@davidmeroth2405]

There are truly stupid ones as well,who will dig the hole deeper no matter what. They probably have other issues as well so not necessarily a pure, normally functioning sociopath.

[@reggiegore9241]

As someone who has been diagnosed with Antisocial personality disorder,I can 100% agree to some degree

[@Tailionis]

That's a psychopath smart commenter dude. I wish we were that smart

[@anaita9774]

1. Selfish superiority 2. Emotional ignorance 3. Manupulative charms 4. Undivided attention 5. Lack of rumours 6. Hidden intentions 7. Presistance pattern 8. Constant conflict 9. Redundant mistakes 10. Reliving anger 11. Reckless lifestyle choices 12. Exploiting relationship

[@ethanhunter4342]

Not all heroes wear capes

[@Puma20x]

Correction: 5.Lack of remorse.*

[@anaita9774]

@@Puma20x happens

[@Puma20x]

Edit it to fix

[@timshanemelton]

and Timmy is walking

[@Irshwolf]

This sounds like my family. They make you feel guilty and wrong for creating healthy boundaries.

[@oppressednolonger1497]

hi wolf, ditto. you sure we arent related? seeking out the fellow 'black sheep' or other scapegoats ;)

[@lwisdom66]

I have a brother who is one. He has spent his life hurting people especially my parents who still refuse to believe that he manipulates them. It’s heart wrenching to witness. I’ve finally have gotten him out of my life as hard as that was as I love him, but I had to save myself

[@iamgoddessoflove]

Regaining your power after a toxic relationship is the biggest part of healing, especially since we’ve gotten so used to being controlled. Be kind to yourself and take it day by day, so you can begin to feel more powerful and confident in yourself again. 💙KZbinr That Helps People Overcome Toxic Relationships

[@TheDarkness1]

Mending a Broken Heart from a Toxic Relationship One can only heal their own With patience and time Plenty of self love and worth True love is blind With rose tinted glasses removed Take a step back May not have been love at all Could have been a trap Was your partner capable of love? Was it able to be shown? Did they protect your heart? Or take for their own? Reflect on the answers of truth Some are incapable of love Demons disguised as angels Sent from above Tap into your inner strength Hear the voice from within Put up with things you shouldn't have? When did it all begin? Angel transforms to devil The mask falls away When they know you are fully hooked They slowly bleed their prey Pulling back love and affection Constant need for validation Heightened levels of Frustration All loss of adoration Childish behavior and aggression Constant aggravation Stubborn with negotiation Rise in altercations The person you met is gone Just an empty facade They aren't coming back Nothing but a fraud You were sold on false intentions Bought into their disguise What you thought was genuine Was just a pack of lies Demons prey on genuine souls The best of the best Realize it was not your fault Lay them down to rest Take it as a lesson Take your time to heal Next time you fall in love You know it is for real

[@musicmamma]

It's hard. Especially when the person in question sounded so sincere, that in spite of inwardly knowing better, I chose to let bygones be bygones & try to trust again. Result: dropped like a hot potato 4 someone else "he might start dating." This less than a week after he was acting like he wanted to be with me.

[@IKEMENOsakaman]

“Are you crazy?” “Crazy people don’t know they are crazy and I know I am crazy. Therefore I am not crazy, isn’t that crazy??” -Johnny Depp

[@Idontgiveaf236]

Im not crazy im misunderstood

[@OldSchoolMARINE]

@@Idontgiveaf236 I am Mister overstood, nice to meet you.

[@Idontgiveaf236]

@@OldSchoolMARINE 😂😂😂 yes nice to meet your ❤️❤️🤝🏿

[@annsam2111]

😅😅😅

[@ninamc6116]

I was crazy but not anymore. I can thank my sociopathic dad & my narcissistic mom for that

[@kial3831]

I literally just cut off a friend because he was acting like a sociopath. Everyone was the problem and not him. Manipulating his roommates into given him money or sex. Impulsive buying. Inappropriate behavior. I wish I could tell his roommates to leave while they can before he takes every thing from them, but they won't listen. He's good at manipulating emotions. He almost got me. My gut was telling me to leave so I did. I'm glad I did.

[@GoldenLight22]

Interesting “too good to be true” is what Johnny said about Amber when he first got together with her. And when she was testifying no matter how dramatic she sounded it all sounded empty. I felt nothing and usually I am super empathetic

[@darkjimmy333]

I felt the opposite poor johnny acting like the victim, of ambers hatred, I think Johnny has darker issues and ruining people's lives, to make him feel superiority.

[@TheDarkness1]

@@darkjimmy333 Get psychiatric help.

[@darkjimmy333]

@@TheDarkness1 heroin addicted Johnny, attorneys painted amber to be the sociopath.. now her life is in ruins,.. because why? Because Johnny thought she was referring 2 him to a write up.. as a titanic in and article in a magazine... Come on!! Wake up...

[@TheDarkness1]

@@darkjimmy333 Her life is in ruins because she's being held accountable for her own actions and yes, I'm highly awake. I know delusional talk when I see it....avoiding facts, character assassination, and using only feelings and Personal bias to manipulate. If 98% of the world can clearly see Amber is the abuser, why can't you? Sticking up for a fellow bully and abuser?

[@texasrefugee7888]

Amber's FUBAR okay but so is Johnny. He chose her he married her he stayed with her. It's never a good idea to bash your ex cuz you chose that person you stayed with that person. You need to ask what's wrong with you so you don't do it again. you can't bash your ex without bashing yourself. Same with Amber she was a dummy for choosing him and staying with him if he was so cruel.

[@michaelclark4043]

I've frequently observed sociopathic tendencies within my immediate family.

[@dr.brandileebunge]

AH is a textbook sociopathic narcissist energy vampire. They eat Empaths like Johnny for lunch. So happy for JD finally vindicated. Now able to pursue this passions & live his best life.💗

[@socalvibe4500]

ikr

[@madeleinedonaldson4422]

I still believe with AH she can even be described as Psycho as well She nearly killed Johnny in Australia This post didn't describe violence She becomes violent when intoxicated That poor little baby This could be very scary

[@flopunkt3665]

Amber Heard is not the brightest person. But other sociopaths may be highly intelligent and their lies may be way more plausible.

[@four-x-trading5606]

Yes sometimes the hardest lessons we learn are from the monsters we meet sometimes being around these creatures makes us wanna get rid of our own demons so thanks to every narcissist sociopath psychopath for showing what I don't want in my life and what to look for when I look at people it just becomes that more easier to read people when you been there done that I use to be that person to try to always see the good in people type of person but until you have had to deal with these people most your life you don't think that way anymore I'll give people the benefit of the doubt but I honestly won't expect too much out of people I never take anyone for face value ever and I always expect less until you prove me that your worth more

[@dr.brandileebunge]

@@four-x-trading5606 Perfectly said!!! I agree with you once we do our own inner work. When we can embrace our own shadows. We come to love ourselves trusting our own inner knowing & intuitive promptings of discernment. Then never doubt it. We know from our own experience when the red flags are there. Thank you for sharing.

[@jessiepinkman7736]

One of the best books on the topic is by author Martha Stout "The sociopath next door." She says the number one trait indicating sociopathy is called "Pity ploy". This involves "a manipulation tactic where a sociopath abuses or exploits someone, then pretends to be the victim when they are called out. "The sociopath relies on people's natural desire to help those they pity to get what they want without being seen as a villain."

[@rosaspanjol673]

Omg!.. you are describing my husband!.. I left him more than 20 years ago. No wonder I felt completely emotionally drained 😢

[@christinevanrooij8061]

I absolutely love that you used a picture of AH to show "a face" of a sociopath😂

[@wolfangel369]

Dated one for five years...was awful! But I kept making excuses for him. Finally I wised up and walked away, but it's really funny that even 3 years after he would greet me in the street like we were best mates! Like nothing terrible had happened, and never once acknowledged that it was his fault or apologised for his appalling behaviour...I just ignore him now x

[@The_NutritionChef]

You need to block him on everything mine still tried to contact after 11 years out of blue be careful. Even on whatsapp and any friends you mutually have i had to block them all he would use any person he could to get to me for sympathy or to order from my business as a way to sneak back into contact , you live close beware if he is being nice do not beleive it

[@sirphil13]

What is missing from this well thought out video is after your expiration date, these people will abuse the hell out of you and destroy your life and everything you built up...even if that means that they will destroy their reputation in that process. Their serious mental illness is not based in reality...they are predators looking for a plaything to distract them from their chaotic thoughts. The ending is hellish with these soulless creatures, watch out!

[@carlosverde-datingtips7001]

Great tips! This is why you have to be very careful who you get involved with - because they could possibly ruin your life, and the career that you’ve worked so hard for. And this is also why you have to pay really close attention early on in the relationship, to see if you can spot any red flags before it’s too late. I’m sure John Depp wish he had - now! Anyway, that’s my two cents. -Carlos Verde - Dating Tips

[@thelightwecarry]

Exactly

[@melindanix7363]

Yes . You save them from drowning. You are left for the tsunami . They do not understand reciprocation. It's only about winners & losers.For them, Winners take all.

[@meganjane3]

For real- the one I knew would manipulate everyone and somehow find loopholes in everything. They told my apartment I wasn’t living there because they’re now my “caretaker”, lost my job that although not the best was still enjoyable and had friends, wiped out my savings too- total nightmare. They even manipulated their own family members so as to get money…

[@norainiesaha]

Living with two really traumatized me. Never want to admit flaws keep on pointing to others.

[@duanemcclure8324]

Sounds like the girl I just ESCAPED from! I mean that. You just summed up my entire last year. Very well done! Definitely a huge 'thumbs up'. Way up!

[@vickychin6333]

You just described my mother in law……we thought she’s just selfish and moody….wow! Never would have thought of this! Thanks.

[@dreamer_arena22]

This channel is incredibly enthralling. First and foremost his enunciation of words is out of this world and is great for non-English speakers and easy to remember 🔝🔥

[@urviverse]

Lol not the Amber Heard thumbnail

[@LIL-MAN_theOG]

AMBER IS A NARCISSIST

[@streetracer1o124]

I was like what the hell?😂😂

[@tonyalynne3380]

Love it haha

[@BambiServidas-qc4kt]

Not Amber Heard shit again!! I mean come on dude!!

[@tinygirl7531]

She's the OG sociopath. 😅

[@FilipSzmek]

7 years in relationship with a sociopath… insane experience

[@dannosuke427]

But the question is how do you know for sure? The signs here “may be” signs of a sociopath. But if you notice these behaviors and jump to the conclusion you’re dealing with a sociopath, you “may be” unnecessarily creating an enemy where none previously existed. Knowing when to give the benefit of the doubt is a necessary life skill, and pop psychology is a perfect example of the old adage, “A little knowledge is a dangerous thing.”

[@Samanthaleigh94]

Question them about the concern, a sociopath will respond by staring right through you and changing the subject.

[@rasheedrehman4694]

You are surely a sociopath.

[@denissssss8579]

@@Samanthaleigh94 lol

[@cubanita365]

If you see a consistent pattern of several of these traits in a person, chances are you're dealing with one

[@logothaironsides2942]

I used to be baffled by the not learning from mistakes thing and would often say 'the first sign of madness is making the same mistake over and over to see if it will go right'. One of xxx's catch phrases is 'It should do' and he really never sees why it then 'doesn't do' .

[@ubermenchlicheman]

If a sociopath is given authority, he can become the devil.

[@gs2000]

as someone who is diagnosed as a sociopath.... I can't even lie this is all true! Plus it helps I'm 6'5Very attractive Tall dark and handsome And very charming, we Get away with a lot of We don't mean bad We're not Evil Just different We don't feel the same type of empathy you do At least I don't I do lie a lot Because I wanna get to the top And always be right The 1 thing he didn't say is a lot of us have a lot of pride we'd like to be wrong

[@anonymike8280]

You should study former U.S. Senator, presidential nominee and Secretary of State John Kerry. He got the act goofy thing down and it helped him get along with (though also deceive) all the little normies. I would call Kerry more of a narcissist than a sociopath though. But the routine ends up being about the same. Then again, he was in politics, where touchy-feely flies. Especially if you are positioned as a liberal Democrat, where you have to pretend that you care about the downtrodden. I am sure it is different in business, although a little fake empathy is in order there too.

[@NakiaIrvin]

if you are a socialopath,then you're pure evil son !!!

[@jennifern.5305]

Forget secret sociopaths. These days they’re not hiding. They’re picking and playing on teams-working together/ strategizing to achieve their aims

[@larryc1616]

Alex Jones, Fox, Trump?

[@bobleonard99]

These days they're running for President.

[@NatureAndBee]

The nasty evils who are stalking me fit perfectly into sociopath category.

[@WouldbeRenaissanceLady6926]

I was married to one and did he tick ALL of these boxes... I twigged him a few weeks into our marriage but too late for this little fly trapped in his alluring spiders web, but that was just the tip of the iceberg on what was to become for me and my family's a nightmare's journey into hell... One word of advice, never, ever confront a sociopath about something - they turn into exceptionally nasty and dangerous people as I was to unfortunately find out. After I kicked him out and got my divorce going, he went on to his next "girlfriend" sorry, I should say victim and repeated the same trick over again exactly the same modus operandi and then after that with the next girl...

[@Samanthaleigh94]

Or an easy way to tell is by questioning one if they are, they will stare straight through you and change the subject.

[@david0513]

Realizing I lived with one. She literally exhibited all of these traits. No job, no friends, always angry and starting drama, never apologized even when proven wrong by everyone in the room. It was scary actually

[@sushreeswain1554]

How long did it take you to notice her actual behaviour?

[@david0513]

@@sushreeswain1554 pretty quickly actually. She became hostile almost immediately. She even went so far as to reach out to my ex girlfriend to tell her I was seeing someone out of jealousy since she was attracted to me and i found her repulsive. All while me and her were living with her fiancé. She refused to work, even when I was working at a temp agency and could give her whatever job she wanted. She sat around all day smoking weed and watching teen dramas(she's almost 30) then tried to make her life as drama filled as the shows since she was bored 24/7. I was afraid she was going to harm or kill my dogs.

[@sushreeswain1554]

@@david0513 sounds dangerous though...there is a huge chance she might be a sociopath or even a psychopath... Btw, are you still together?

[@david0513]

@@sushreeswain1554 I was never "together" with her. Just a roommate situation but I got out of that as quickly as possible

[@sushreeswain1554]

@@david0513 oh that's good actually... She probably knows what she's doing or she is just like that naturally...

[@omarjaramillo7193]

Everything is accurate. But, pscycopaths and narcissists have the same traits. It could be confusing to tell the difference. In my opinion, this video needs a little more to differ for the two mentioned above. For instance, sociopaths are more explosive than pscychopaths. And unlike narcissists they wont mess with you if you dont mess with them. You dont even exist to sociopaths and pscycopaths if you dont have any of interest for them. Unlike a narcissist, if they see you as a threat, they will try to eliminate you. I know this from personal experience. I have four narcissists in my famiy.

[@rosannecatalano1296]

Lived with a sociopath for eighteen years. Didn’t know it for a long time; though I was getting red flags. I know all this about them now. Thank you for informing those who don’t know these traits about a sociopath.

[@justanotherlostsoul5769]

Aspd here, this video is very accurate on the symptoms and behavior associated with sociopathy(aspd) just don’t forget we are still people with struggles and problems

[@romelitaking9273]

Not everybody want you to interfere with others peoples life Some people prefer a private life Some people they post their problems in social media which is wrong

[@lindahollander3588]

Most people have something wrong with them,me too but I try to work on it

[@ernestgreen254]

Very much appreciated 👍🏿 for this video. Trust me I realllllyyyyyy needed this

[@brycestoll]

And what if a sociopath is so in tune with all these queues and is playing the game another dimension deeper? 😳

[@grizzlybexar8177]

They usually are.

[@imthewatchman]

Then they get you to vote for them.

[@camwoods6969]

Y´all are giving sociopaths way too much credit

[@iuridomingo377]

David Dobrik Sam Bankman Fried😉

[@iuridomingo377]

David Dobrik Sam Bankman Fried😉

[@mikeburch2998]

I was married to a female sociopath. Now I know what it was. It wasn't all bad but she had 10 of the 12 traits. She's been gone (divorced now) for 20 years and now I understand.

[@karrynlipsett5187]

Im not a psychologist or shrink... I've just been looking into human behaviours since leaving my ex 2•5yrs ago - he ticks every single box for being a sociopath & covert narcissist

[@la_yadira]

I just realized it was me who blocked a sociopath, no wonder I haven’t heard from her 😂

[@OldSchoolMARINE]

Thats HEARDSAY

[@MrFunnyManChris]

I like that Amber Heard was in the thumbnail for sociopath

[@larryc1616]

Trump too or is he a psychopath?

[@MrFunnyManChris]

@@larryc1616 both

[@janetdeloach8522]

Perfect example........😅😅😅😅

[@bigan3548]

As someone who was diagnosed with ASPD I can 100% confirm these r all real sociopathic signs but coming from my perspective we don't all mean harm and mean evil it's how our brains r wired I wanna get attached to my friends but it feels impossible to form a real bond hell it even feels impossible to form a bong wit family members I wanna keep a job and make a good career for myself but it bores me very easily I wanna feel and relate to ppl but sometimes I truly just can't bring myself to actually care about what they're saying trust me I fucking wish I didn't have to live wit this shit I'm not dogging the creator on how he made it out like were bad guys bc even if we don't believe it we kinda can be but some ppl wanna be normal but they just aren't and most the time it stems from deep rooted trauma great vid nonetheless tho I enjoyed it it's very accurate to atleast my symptoms and how I am as a person without the sinister undertone

[@Theendman42]

I would assume you had a relatively stable upbringing then. The problem is, that there is a lot we don't know about the development/causes of antisocial personality disorder. Not all with ASPD will become serial killers. There is some experience and research that indicates a lack of physical touch early on in life, 0-1.5 years of age I believe the range is, can severely alter the nervous system, with a lack of vasopressin release to tune the nervous system, plus the stress of not having needs met, can leave it being muted. Babies who experience this no longer react instinctively to pain. Therefore you get the "lack of care," present in ASPD. But there are also potential genetic factors that could contribute to it as well. It's a complicated thing. Videos like this are designed for clicks, suitable for surface-level suggestions for signs, but that's it.

[@sushreeswain1554]

Heyyo, can you tell me how is the diagnosis done??? Like how are the tests conducted etc to diagnose someone of Aspd?

[@Theendman42]

@@sushreeswain1554 Don’t know off the top of my head but search “dsm 5 criteria for aspd,” and you should get the criteria for it. Tests are usually questions to evaluate one’s disposition on a variety of things.

[@sushreeswain1554]

@@Theendman42 a sociopath or psychopath may give wrong answers on the test knowingly to be diagnosed as normal?? I had that doubt

[@madezra64]

@@Theendman42 Not all? Try most won't. Most sociopaths are not criminals. Also, most serial killers and killers in general are psychopaths. There's a big difference. Psychopaths just simply cannot connect with people at all, and get thrills from manipulating others, sometimes even harming people. Not saying there isn't sociopath killers, but most sociopaths simply are not. ASPD can be exasperated from trauma as well. If you were already pre-disposed for it and go through very extreme trauma, your anti social behavior sky rockets. I was raped by my brother growing up, was bullied throughout my entire childhood, got addicted to meth/heroin, but it was when I accidentally killed someone driving high that sent me over the edge. There have only been a few people in my life I actually have connected with and became attached too, but it's a very selfish form of it. I am not mean or cruel, in fact I am down right too nice because I am desperate to keep them with me. Eventually things deteriorate because I become an emotional burden because I can't control my emotional states in relationships. Again, never am mean or violent, I despise violence actually. Most notably I don't really care about most people in my life. Most of my family I can't stand... Most of my friends I can't stand either. It's lonely...

[@nancyallen603]

Im an empath and these folks so often see me as an easy mark because of the emotional nature of empaths . But, being who I am, I see them as though they have a yellow caution light on their heads. So I listen and smile and nod my head, and the instant they walk away, I wipe them and our conversation away like a milk mustache. They think they've " touched my heart " when in reality they have had no effect on me, my life or my decisions. It's taken me 65 years to get here. ALOT of pain in my youth. Not really their fault. We are who we are. No grudges. I've just learned to take things and humans as they come. It's up to me to protect myself. I just prefer to do it with a smile. Have an incredible day. EVERYDAY!!!

[@JustGina724]

It’s unfortunate when that person happens to be a family member. I feel pulled in different directions during inflated family drama. My instinct is to be honest about my perspective, but that tends to escalate it. If I simply affirm everything, I keep the peace, but I’m sacrificing true nature to seek truth. I don’t agree with the model of “cutting out all toxic people.” It sounds like the easier choice, but not the right one.

[@liberatethegodseeds2001]

Everyone is capable or has exhibited these traits, it’s natural to the human being. We are conditioned with a moral code and that’s the only reason we try so hard to distinguish between ‘good’ and ‘bad’ people.

[@alexishill3342]

This is my mom all day long, especially the redundant mistakes🙄🙄🙄. I don't know how the Lord kept me safe while growing up under that dunce cap.

[@christymckee8133]

They know damn well what they do is wrong! You can almost hear their evil laugh as theyre looking at you with their sociopath grin as to say "prove it". Its scary to me just how many sociopaths there seems to be. Like the ones who run the world for example...

[@LisaHarvey16]

"Success is walking from failure to failure with no loss of enthusiasm." ---Winston Churchill

[@emilioperez6435]

What this video described is someone with narcissistic personality disorder not a socialpath unless they have both disorders and that will make them a malignant narcissist.

[@NatureAndBee]

Strongly agree with you! I'm stalked by nasty people who are exactly maglignant narcissists.

[@oppressednolonger1497]

I knew one. the term 'narcissistic (because they are deeply egocentric) sociopath' is preferred because nothing is ever their fault, there is alot of drama around them and hurt those they are supposed to love, and often will do that for sport.

[@PrincessKLS]

I think one of my sisters is a malignant narcissist.

[@sophiashekinah9872]

I think it's important to find things to appreciate about others and tell them. I can see how it could come off as "flattery" but I'm not going to stop doing it just because people mistake sincere appreciation for ass kissing.

[@Puma20x]

Top top top, I was waiting for this topic 🤩🔥👍🏾

[@FiveHeadGames]

Oh man I might be one of these. Is this a bad thing? I try to use my power for good 😄 ❤️ always sharing and doing what I can to help anyone. 🤔

[@JudgeJulieLit]

That makes you a pragmatic empath.

[@dabtican4953]

From this comment I can tell you, you are definitely not a sociopath

[@loveye]

So far this is the best explanation of what is a Sociopath. Now I'm aware that I'm dealing with one at home.

[@specialtwice4975]

Watch for complimenting everyone and anyone! Anyone! On the flip side/at the same time, watch as they do stuff for you but treat their family and friends they have known FOR YEARS like garbage. They always treat new people like gold and dismiss their family.

[@userxx001]

If someone has bad contact with their family, it's because the family was toxic?

[@leatownsend3324]

When they always say you’re gaslighting them but you’re just calling them out on their bs 🙄…they hate the truth or the past. They horrible to date or have a relationship with, the insane amount of lies they tell themselves is unreal!!!!

[@CryptoKingery98]

I'm slowly and secretly trying to get away from one right now

[@tyrell8316]

Me too help

[@ninamc6116]

Good luck. If you can, go no contact

[@somethingdifferent4u247]

Truest words ever spoken. Excellent video.

[@happycat0411]

Sociopaths and narcissists have a lot in common.

[@PrincessKLS]

I think that’s why my mother and one of my sisters bond so well.

[@theosaka69]

I was thinking the exact same thing, except narcs experience guilt and shame, so they do any and everything to avoid those feelings. But, they do it in a toxic, unhealthy and backwards way.

[@happycat0411]

@@theosaka69 That's very very true. Sociopaths lack a conscious whereas narcissists have over inflated egos and extremely low ability tolerate shame of any kind. I did do some research about sociopaths a few years ago and learned that sociopaths and their behavior are rooted in genetics. Narcissism is different on the other hand as narcissism is the direct of result poor parenting.

[@angelic_bloodbath]

​​​​​@@happycat0411wrong. Psychopaths are rooted in genes, because as the name claims, it's a *psycho*path. Sociopaths can have a predisposition, but are generally created due to trauma, so not genetically bound. There are three types of sociopaths. Those hotheads like from the movies that go around a cause chaos, sociopaths who simply enjoy chaos, though as an observational hobby whilst not being involved unless required, and who use the disorder as sort of a superpower, where they make good connections, and even can make friends. To elaborate, sociopaths can understand emotions very well and can feel them, though extremely shallowly, because they had emotions but something cut them off. There is also a high chance that a sociopath is unable to communicate their own emotions. Same goes for empathy, though if they feel it it's usually rationalised and not, well, "emotional". These are self aware, high-functioning sociopaths. And yeah, there's the third kind, those that are ashamed, as per say, of themselves, hence they turn to therapy because they want to escape it. Then again, there are obviously those with a predisposition, who've learned emotions to fit in. A friend of mine is a sociopath, a predispositioned one, I believe, who studies psychology and is very good at it, a natural. He claims that there's chance that I'm a high-functioning one, in a way partially confirming my self diagnosis.

[@johnlovesbridge]

It's a fine line at times. Sociopaths seem to have more problems outside the home, such as work or social settings.

[@SpiritedSoul1986]

I looooove how they used a picture of Amber Heard. That is just priceless! 😂😂😂💀💀💀

[@Anon74289]

viiews.

[@adrienneisho]

I usually refer to a sociopath as a narcissist, but really should be using both terms.

[@MurmMuration]

Misogynistic abuse is a symptom of sociopathic behaviour.

[@casperinsight3524]

Secret sociopaths are often covert narcissists cloaked as vulnerable

[@christinah.8504]

a covert narcissist is the same thing as a vulnerable narcissist.

[@VGL72]

I have just been with a sociopath for five years who dropped me so quickly … he told me he was a a high functioning sociopath recently which has ended our relationship… I’ve tried discussing it with him but he won’t respond… he made me feel it was me that was the issue in our relationship… I was weak and didn’t think I was worth any better…. I don’t understand how he can get away with treating people like this … it’s broken my heart because I loved him but this was the last straw… it made everything make sense and he fits it even though he is self diagnosed. Really sad for those dealing with the trauma and he stress it has caused .

[@ostrich3335]

Watching this to confirm that I am not a sociopath. Sanity restored.

[@agedefyingfitness]

Well, I've certainly been guilty of much of this behavior. Being aware helps and don't act that way anymore. I do feel guilt and shame, have and still know others who don't really. It's unsettling.

[@sagarsonkar6961]

Loved that thumbnail xD

[@Tropicsca]

A true sociopath knows how to personality mirror and manipulate elusively. But they will make people believe that they are a "different kind of crazy." Because people like people who remind them of themselves.

[@iuridomingo377]

David Dobrik Sam Bankman Fried😉

[@alimccreery755]

I agree with most of what you’re saying. Ever since I’ve educated myself about the narcissist I’ve understood why I was the escape goat when I was a child. I have experienced the work place bullies and do my best to avoid those individuals unless I have to work closely. Is it possible that I should consider myself a sociopath? I stay to myself mostly these days and don’t mind doing activities that I enjoy alone and with my dog.

[@ninamc6116]

You’re fine. I had to do the same thing.

[@annaelise6695]

I once asked my father a similair thing. I told him “What if I am a sociopath without knowing, and that I think that my reality is the normative experience, but I have actually just been using everyone around me for my own sake without understanding it? What if I am unintentionally hurting others?!” He literally bellylaughed and asked me what made me think so, had I recognized myself on the symptoms? I told him, “yes, but only a few that I ‘till now had assumed was just a normal part of the human experience” (Like giving compliments all the time because you want to make people feel seen and welcome in their own lives, and having a hard time creating routines = learning from mistakes. I have later on been diagnosed with adhd, which explains that latter symptom.) My father said: “Well, everyone has good and bad sides to them. Some of these symptoms can be present in a person for completely other reasons. Having most of these symptoms however, paints a pattern that can be describes as Sociopathyic tendencies. But one things a sociopath would never be able do is what you are doing now. You are so sincerely worried for potentially having hurt someone that it makes you emotionally stressed, meaning you deeply care of how other people feel not just about how you are percieved by them, A sociopath actually wouldn’t care very much about how they potentially have hurt someone, and they would thus probably never feel compelled to ask themselves these hard questions. Many sociopath have something in common with narcissists too, where they are completely uninterested in and unwilling to entertain a narrative where THEY could be “the bad guy” or someone who has a negative effect on others. Maintaining their own egos intact is so important to them that even the thought of them being the problem is absolutely unthinkable to them. They have a warped sense of reality, and would rather demonize everyone else in their lives than see that they are the common thread to the patterns in their own lives. So the fact that you are 1, willing to ask these questions about yourselves, and 2, able to care of how you affect others, means that you probably don’t have anything like this. Also, I have been your father all your life and I have never seen anything that has given me cause to worry about this at all. Rather the opposite. You would rather let someone think what they want of you than go argue and force them to see you in a perfect light. You shy away from conflicts and you care about your friends enough to have kept most of them since childhood. You know how to give and take, not just take. You can receive criticism without feeling attacked. You can address your own shortcomings instead of trying to cover them up, and you take responsibility when something goes wrong instead of pointing fingers only at everyone else.” I hope this summary of my conversation with my dad can be helpful to you too. I realized he was right: even if I have a few of the symptoms there, the main concerns of “being willing to use others to satisfy my own needs” or “not caring if I hurt someone if I get what I wanted” or “gaining/maintaining relationships in order to rise in the social” doesn’t fit me at all. It’s like when we have a physical symptom, say stomach pain, and we Google it and end up suspecting that we have cancer. The only symptom that matches is stomach pain, and there can be a hundred different reasons.

[@MissingLink8319]

I have somebody in my class who I suspect is a sociopath because he always thinks his math is right even if the teacher is right and it happens everyday. He shows no remorse and he lies a lot. He also says people don’t like him and he doesn’t know why it’s because he thinks he has no flaws. He also always argues with our teachers.

[@LindaNDMatthew]

Good info, thank you so much for making me to understand.

[@iuridomingo377]

David Dobrik Sam Bankman Fried😉

[@xJelenax3]

My boyfriend literally checks every single one of these boxes.. he is criminal, super smart, very bitter, super critical and judgemental, narcissistic, selfish, manipulative, sadistic etc... he even admitted it to me many times that he is too selfish to love someone correctly and have a good relationship + he is rather possessive than loving. and that he likes hurting people (emotionally/physically) and putting them down. the only thing he doesn't, and never did was praising/complimenting or love bombing. It's quiet the opposite for him. He struggles immensely showing any sorts of feelings cause in his eyes, it's a sign of weakness. Showing affection or anything like that legit makes him struggle and stresses him out so much that he can't deal with it. Dealing with all of these things as a partner literally broke me over time and I'm seriously just trying to understand how these people's brains are wired. Im 99% sure he is a sociopath, even showing all signs of the dark tetrade. Yet everywhere i research and study, everyone mentions the complimenting/love bombing stuff which is completely different for him. I guess looking at these signs in a "black and white" kind of way isn't the way to go. Rather that anyone can have certain characteristics and the more somebody has, the more they fall into that certain category? So, does it mean just because one characteristic is missing, that he doesn't fit into it? So pretty much, does every sociopath behave with all of these signs or just because 1 of these things are missing, but everything else checks that he still isn't infact one?

[@christiandenault7606]

Are you still with him? People like that are very dangerous to be around. You should probably leave him and stay clear away from him; too many decent women have ended up murdered by their boyfriends/husbands who are narcissists or sociopaths. Please don't become another statistic.

[@xJelenax3]

@Christian DeNault currently in the process of moving on. He really deeply broke me and im trying my best to move on. Funny you mention the murder cases, he has told me in the past when we were cuddling, how a dude he knew (also similar age) killed/strangled his wife to death and hid her under his bed for 4 weeks and how awful the smell got etc. He is now locked up ofc but conversations like that were very casual/normal. I should be glad im out. He's not the person i thought he was. I deeply fell in love with him thinking that inside him, there's something good. But i was wrong. He doesn't care about anyone and treats people like marionettes. Like i said, i should be glad im out. But the pain is unbearable of how much i actually loved and tried to be there for him/the person i thought he was..

[@taurbaby]

Im too much of a narcissist to care if im a sociopath...

[@hollyharte7831]

Funny!

[@laurathornton2158]

Lol

[@aidanharrison3888]

Guilt and remorse are two different things .

[@MrAlexH1991]

The amount of psychological damage these people can do is unreal. People only ever talk about narcissists and the damage they do, but sociopaths (when completely unchecked and untreated) are at least twice as bad. People also conveniently forget that all sociopaths are narcissists, but not all narcissists are sociopaths.

[@charlotteg1656]

So what's the difference in your experience?

[@IanRoyball128]

I agree with you 💯 Here's my counter points cause it's good to have a 360 degree view of things.. 1. SUPERIORITY COMPLEX is probably the easiest trait to detect because the "superior" one always reminds you of your place no matter what, why, when, where or who you're doing. 2. EMOTIONAL IGNORANCE can often come across as mutual projection. I'm rubber, you're glue. Unless you want to be rubber like me, Then we understand each other. 3. MANIPULATIVE CHARM It's called being kind. People need to feel good about themselves. At least for most of us authentic Sincerity isn't sociopathy. 4. UNDIVIDED ATTENTION So, what you're saying is it's sociopathic to have multiple outlets for communication? 5. LACK OF REMORSE Do unto others as you would have them do unto you. Equality is a two way street. Don't punch me unless I punch you. And if I punch you first, you better have a good reason to defend yourself 6. HIDDEN INTENTIONS that's also an easy one to recognize, Well, at least if you're a person who values sincerity of character. I can't stand the stench of insincerity 7. PERSISTANT PATTERNS .. OK, I admit. I struggle with this one. When it comes to money, I don't borrow. And if I do borrow, I always pay the lender back first. That being said, when it comes to holding a steady job, in all honesty, I have a difficult time. However, in my own defense, usually, when I do quit a job prematurely, the primary cause of me leaving is simple - I'm surrounded by sociopaths. 8.CONSTANT CONFLICT.. Society prepares the crime, The criminal only commits it. I know a bunch of police officers who fit this description perfectly. 9. REDUNDANT MISTAKES.. This one is tricky. Sometimes, as in my case, I could not, for the life of me, figure out why I continued to make the same mistakes over and over and over and over again. Miraculously, I found out, Overnight, the root cause of my 20 +plus years of redundant mistakes was due to being kept in the dark about some very fundamental truths. What you don't know can hurt you. 10. RELIEVING ANGER.. I'm not sure why the narration continually states charm, and praise and charisma are character traits of a sociopath. If that were the case, HOLLYWOOD would be the sociopathic capital of the world 11. RECKLESS LIFESTYLE CHOICES.. No comment 😂 Can we change the subject please? Besides We're talking about you here, and not me. So do us both a favor and let it go. 12. EXPLOITING RELATIONSHIPS.. I know that one real well. All I can say is, It begins at home, and Yeah, EXPLOITING RELATIONSHIPS, The cornerstone of every dysfunctional family. I'm done talking. LMFAO ☮️

[@MrSa458]

This is great I know this all to well cause I live with a sociopath I believe that I might be a sociopath as well but I can see a sociopath as well from a mile away, anyways God bless everyone who comes across this comment ✝️🕊️🙌🎚️

[@PrincessKLS]

Why do you think you are a sociopath? Just asking because usually sociopaths aren’t aware of their disorder. They see themselves as perfectly normal.

[@MarioRtjghgu-xv9dn]

Cool! Thank you 💗✨

[@iamanempoweredone6064]

I was thinking of “Heard” fitting the profile for NPD.

[@lea88pu]

And HPD

[@TheDarkness1]

She's the poster child of hitting all 4 cluster B personality disorders.

[@junetakesover]

I think depp is covert NPD and heard is BPD -- classical combo

[@michaelclark4043]

Dear James Guitar. I've experienced the same personality traits with my own father. So I can see exactly where you're coming from.

[@vintagelove2373]

I love how the thumbnail shows amber turd as the poster girl for sociopaths hehehe 😉

[@thelightwecarry]

Wowww! Please what's the difference between a psychopath and sociopath

[@rickmayer4002]

Hey that's me! Except I don't manipulate and when I screw up I admit it. I feel bad if I hurt someone and have no hidden motives. I guess just the first one I tend to have more knowledge then the average person also why do I have to worry about everyone's feeling.

[@jaydencrews7128]

This video never made the disclaimer that all sociopaths are like this, it is very much a spectrum and doesn't necessarily make them bad people, and all of the symptoms aren't completely prevalent together, just like having adhd doesn't mean you have all the symptoms and the severity of each symptom is not as exaggerated as you could possible immediately assume. Most sociopaths don't even know they are them. Mostly because they're pretty normal people for the most part.

[@more444store6]

She is a sociopath for sure and not a psychopath. Both are bad but...sociopaths are not as smart as psychopaths. Psychopaths are really really scary. Sociopaths rage outwardly.

[@skylerkelly597]

It's harder to distinguish cause people blend in