What was your "oh crap, this person is a psychopath" moment?

[@QueenSucho]

I went to a therapist and when I told him about my sexual abuse I suffered as a toddler, he went on about how that wasn't the cause of my depression. It was my hormones. Then goes "do you know how to make a horemone?" I said no, figuring he was going to break down the science. He goes "you pay her $2" Now I have a dark sense of humor but that on the back of me opening up about something traumatic when I was barely more than a baby? It was the worst. And he was like mid 60s

[@DrLC.]

Oh. My. Goodness. I’m so sorry for what you’ve been through and that horrific therapist. What he said was disturbingly unethical and harmful. I hope you eventually found the care you deserve ❤️

[@crem-crem4070]

….are you SURE he was a therapist and not like a random dude who had knocked out the actual therapist and was pretending?

[@GMAMEC]

So sorry. Glad you recognized his inappropriate comments were not credible. Please report this man. He doesn’t need to help anyone.

[@sunnyandthechlo]

I hope you can report him, that is inappropriate and unacceptable. I’m sorry that happened to you and very well could be a contributor to your depression! That’s what a therapist is supposed to help you look into. He sounds like the type of guy to dismiss everything women say and attribute it to hormones or your period.

[@allimacroon]

R u okay??

[@jmcclain8237]

My father was a psychopath and made our families' lives a living hell for our entire childhoods. The damage caused to my mother, sister, and myself was almost unbearable. When he died from cancer, it was a relief. Not one person who knew him has visited his grave, that includes me. It took all of us years to find our way out of the darkness but we did.

[@sailoriris4]

For anyone who is wondering the game that is playing in the background is called castle crashers.

[@reiniar]

i love you forever

[@tekayp2928]

I love that game!

[@Dark139hunter]

It’s peak

[@sayorancode]

@@reiniar we both love them forever

[@witchywoman4139]

Thanks for sharing! I really wish they'd include the game title in the description, but kudos to you for supplying it!

[@kurotsuki7427]

I really liked the imput from the fello psychopath whos a normal person and how there absolutely is a difference between impaired empathy without malice and impaired impathy with malice

[@sanguineAxel]

i wonder how they got diagnosed? it seems that most psychologists think many more people with personality disorders exist but never seek out a diagnosis (although there are exceptions like borderline) since it doesnt cause them personally distress. my guess is it was a loved one that had them tested/encouraged it? this is just what i absorbed from psychology class

[@kurotsuki7427]

@sanguineAxel well i was being diagnosed for something else and also ended up with "sociopathic tendencies" as a bonus? Diagnosis.

[@NemesisOgreKing]

Issues? Bro was a full magazine rack.

[@Daydream-1013]

End of Story 47, I think the reason it feels more cruel to hurt and abuse animals vs humans is a few reasons. Animals can’t communicate, they can’t tell anyone that they’re being hurt or abused or neglected, not directly at least. And animals are almost always innocent in nature. There’s very rarely species of animals that kill just to kill or harm just to harm. When an animal attacks, there’s a reason behind it, with that reason normally either being fear or defensiveness. I also think it’s because domesticated animals, especially dogs, love unconditionally. It’s why hearing of harm or abuse of a child is also awful. Animals and children, by default, love unconditionally. To know someone used that unconditionally love to abuse and harm is just…awful and unthinkable to a normal person.

[@sunnyandthechlo]

Also, the animal will never understand why that happened to it. They may wonder if just any person will start treating them like that.

[@AmandaHugandKiss411]

Actually there are many animals that abuse or torture other animals for fun...(of their own species and other species, look it up) But I get your point, we as human beings should know better, except the reality is we are just as prone to this as children not to mention, humans have been thinking of ways to torture other humans since the dawn of time.

[@stacyblah8299]

Once had a former friend would also "test the waters," with very bold statements and beliefs. Remember that guy who touched that 12 year old at Walmart and fled, but got 60 years in prison for it? Yeah, former friend said, "If it were me, I would have gone all the way if I knew I was getting 60 years." Everyone in the chat went absolutely silent for over 30 seconds. One friend broke the silence by straight up calling him a pedophile, then we had to hear the song and dance of backtracking, "that's not what I meant," cupcakes, you name it. It's scary how his wife just nods and agrees with everything he says.

[@ruffalo1643]

😦

[@nekaduhh7478]

Ppl goin into the medical field needs to get a psych evaluation before they can even get certified in their profession because no way should ppl who don’t even care about the lives they come into who are supposed to help these ppl and do more damage than good it’s a sick world already and the ppl who supposed to care are just as sick as the ones they care for

[@themurmeli88]

I'm pretty sure that is the case in many countries, at least it is the case where I live. Obviously it isn't fool-proof, because I've personally had the ill-plesure of being treated by a... let's just say a nurse who visibly got off from the idea of being able to "dictate the lives of others". Luckily they either fired her, or she left when I reported her, because I never saw her again, so fortunately she wasn't a good liar.

[@ivettegutierreztorres3211]

Sadly, there are a lot of psychologists that are staight up crazy

[@JaredNash13]

It sounds like Ranger Dave had a mental health event of some sort. Hopefully he can get help for whatever trauma or struggles he has. Glad no one was fatally injured.

[@FluffyShadowSky]

38:34 pot is a depressant, not a hallucinogen

[@clairmiller3103]

THANK YOU! I rushed to the comments to find this after he said it, and I'm glad I did

[@ATS2191]

Cannabis is a hallucinogen, look in any biology textbook

[@oliverows]

It is considered to be both, including a stimulant. So all three.

[@raineyhilbert3892]

It isn't, but for a very small number of people, it can cause hallucinations/ psychiatric symptoms. It's something with their brain chemistry, I think. It's not something I've personally experienced, but I only know one person who had hallucinations. She described it, and it sounded pretty scary.

[@richardvargus7443]

Imagine If the most hallucinogenic Marijuana has like .05% thc no company or weedhead would want to smoke enough to figure it out. We really don't know much about what's in Marijuana, THC gets all the attention.

[@Blorp_the_sclorp]

bro imagine seeing someone calling u a psycho on reddit cuz they got a weird feeling about u

[@RunningMouse7]

oof

[@jasonellis4330]

Sure but.... these are pretty bad

[@AdorableFloof1999]

I mean tbf the bad feeling people get is due to our subconscious pattern recognition that kept us alive for thousands of years. It's wrong occasionally but it's incredibly accurate most of the time and you should listen to it.

[@eh1702]

But those anecdotes are not about the writers’ weird feelings, they're chiefly about those other people’s lack of boundaries way beyond inappropriateness: lack of moral restraints, or moral compass, or actual dangerousness - as evidenced by what they were happy to do or to disclose. Although I agree Mr Bodysnatcher guy had a whole extra delusory pathology. Maybe in his right mind he wasn’t psychopathic. Seriously: if you know a hundred people, you know at least one full-on psychopath, but three or four others who are high enough in psychopathic traits that they will be destructive to those around them - whether it’s malice or just sheer “don’t care as long as I get what I want.” As best I can describe it, that feeling -it’s when you have sudden, unexplained revulsion or wanting to get away NOW from someone who is likely good looking, well-presented, attentive, friendly, super sociable, super likeable and liked, super nice-and-helpful. Psychopathic charm is a real thing, and if you think you would not fall for it, then I guarantee you have, but didn't realise it. Most like this that I’ve come across are not interested in personal violence, but that doesn’t mean they have scruples about it, or any other kind of harm. They will ruin your career or reputation or relationships - as easily out of boredom or passing annoyance as out of malice or ambition. Or to shift blame. Or just because it’s less inconvenient for them that day. When that instinctive revulsion happens - and it could be with someone you have known for a bit - it seems an inexplicable feeling. I think what it really is, is you perceiving a deep inauthenticity. A mask over a void. It isn’t just faking being nice, more like faking being human. Don’t bother trying to warn other people what you see as off about this great guy/girl: it’s you who will be distrusted then. So yes, there is a real feeling, and you should pay attention to it. One thing you often see over time is they don’t just fail to fake the appropriate emotion at times, but may fake the wrong emotion. Like sympathy instead of anger. Try to not accept help from them, nor offer it: either one is their opening to exploit people. Take note of what they tell you about themself, whether it’s biographical or self-characterisation. Do not challenge or offer up to them their own contradictions to be explained away. Just keep a neutral distance, don’t hang around with them more than you can help.

[@cardinalcar]

No one’s gonna know. How would they know?

[@seanentzel9616]

For the ppl that run this channel that pretend they have no idea what commenters are talking about.... THIS GUY is the speaker that everyone wants.

[@eg0615]

I actually prefer the new narrator. Sure, it took me a while to get used to it but still, his voice is more soft spoken and helps me sleep. This commenter doesn’t speak for all of us!

[@annetterobinson4358]

I can’t stand dog owners who insist that their pet’s obviously aggressive behavior is “friendly.” I think it’s more stupidity than psychopathy, though.

[@HaYlEeXx19]

Probably should mention animal violence in the warnings.

[@wyattsaum272]

I mean wow that second story Breaking up with someone Begging them to come back and stay with them for a while then Break up again by having their family say why the person who came here needs to move on Either the family was misinformed of the situation Or the family was just as insane

[@eh1702]

Sounds to me like he pretended to his family to be the wronged party, so they would not think he was a heel for dumping the OP. He had probably spent those weeks making up grievances. He may have even made up some kind of stalker story, that the OP was self-invited. Some of those Mormon or evangelist type families regard dating as the preliminary to marriage, unless it’s group or double-dating. When you are dealing with a habitual or chronic liar - no lie is to dumb, too childish, too petty, too arbitrary, too trivial or too potentially risky/serious for them.

[@cbakker99]

@@eh1702 Yeah the old bait and switch. Had that happen to me.

[@Loralanthalas]

I was suprised they lived through the weekend, honestly. They were ... quite motivated to get them there and then presented a bulleted laminated list of why that person sucked so bad. I wouldn't stay there come hell or high water. 😂

[@twisty3858]

45:35 (I’m not diagnosing but) there’s a chance this creepy guy just has autism and isn’t very good at recreating faces. It’s taken me my whole life to be able to create expressions that closely reflect my feelings and intentions and I’m still not great at it (not as bad as this guy if he is autistic) there’s a lot of expressions I cannot intentionally do and just don’t do naturally as well as lots of expressions that just come across differently and I don’t know why. Apparently my blank face (which is actually just a “mask” of what I think a blank face should look like) has some kind of emotion in it no-one can explain to me. I’m just trying to look polite and not bored or annoyed. Autism can come with lots of different characteristics and one person will not have all of them, some are contradictory and many are also present in other disorders.

[@amandapatrick827]

Geez, first story in and I began to worry. I bury dead things.. respectfully.. to decompose.. cause I wanna learn how to articulate tiny skeletons.. phew. I'm still pretty sure it's just a case of 'weirdo' 😂

[@chief6102]

I have done the same since I was about 14 because I wanted to learn more about anatomy and bones. Burying already dead things you find so you can study them and learn about how the body works is a far cry from torturing and burying animals alive.

[@darkwya]

story 17: what the HELL does he mean by "switching bodies"

[@themurmeli88]

My guess is the likelihood goes like: 1. He was a parasitic alien using a human host: 0.01% 2. What he really meant, was that he has switching identity, aka getting a forged ID/passpart. 8.5% 3. He was one those guys, who think it's hilarious to tell creepy-ass lies to strangers, thinking "they won't sleeping tonigh", and giggle to themselves. 91.49%

[@sunnyandthechlo]

I think he had mental issues or was on drugs and thought he could ‘jump bodies’ sort of like a shapeshifter, but he needed another body to ‘jump into.’ Or he was just trying to scare the guy but the no change in demeanor (not laughing at the guy’s reaction or anything) makes me think he had an untreated mental illness. Hopefully he didn’t actually have that body he mentioned lying around.

[@annasstorybox7906]

​@@sunnyandthechlo This! I also think he meant some sort of shape-shifting or taking over someone else's identity by power of though... Like staring at them long enough to become them... Or something even more sinister that involves ending the person in order to be able to take over their body... Fantasies about abilities to shape shift and to become someone else are quite common with certain mental conditions like schizophrenia

[@beautifulsoul8560]

Right, I was like “are we in the show Supernatural?!!” Maybe it is possible, but how creepy!

[@hoeforkpop9626]

My ex boyfriend's dad was a murd£r£r and when we were on a rough patch and when we were fighting he told me "i am my dad's son. I'll do the same thing to you" so glad he's my ex. Was my first love but whatever you make mistakes in life

[@favorites8651]

13:45 "sometimes it really does feel like story 13" lol. Just tryna lighten the mood cause those stories man

[@KarmaSangheili]

Makes you wonder if they fully listen to their content one last time before publishing.

[@the_MrFloof]

​@@KarmaSangheiliWith videos that long, it's normal that something slips through every now and then 😝

[@maggpiprime954]

I'm pretty sure two of my bosses in the past were. One just enjoyed tricking employees into friendship, then publicly firing them not just in front of staff, but clients, too. With a glint in her eyes and a little smirk on her face. It was sport to her. Another made me homeless. Made her own niece homeless previously, which I only found out much later. It wasn't even sport to her, we were simply disposable. We got in the way of her wants, and she didn't care about the long-term effects on others. Others were merely there to serve her goals. She runs a successful daycare. Has a rotating staff of young childcare program graduates, pays them little compared to what she charges, and reaps in the cash. Some parents pulled their kids back when she was more directly involved, but since it's only her staff she's ever abused, nobody really knows. She just wants money, and knows that childcare is lucrative.

[@Dark139hunter]

The first one is definitely more a sociopath, though the second does sound like a psychopath

[@shirandawilliams]

For the first one, hes DEFINITELY a serial killer!

[@SanghaBlack]

Criminal Minds material

[@empressmarowynn]

I used to sub at a school where there was this absolutely insane 5 year old. He was constantly attacking children and staff. He lived with his mom and aunt and even they were scared of him because he would attack them without notice. Like both of them frequently had large bruises, scratches, and bite marks. You could always see this look in his eyes when attacking, like he absolutely meant and enjoyed what he was doing. One time when I subbed in his room, I was helping another student when he grabbed one of those plastic milk crates and lobbed it at my head. Luckily I saw it in time and just smacked it down out of the air. It stung my hand pretty bad but I didn't show any emotion and just turned to continue working with the other student. From the corner of my eye I saw him look shocked and then disappointed. His TSS removed him from the room for a bit. That was the last time I ever had to deal with him though because of an "incident" just a few weeks later. He was out in the courtyard for recess with all the other kindergartners when a bird landed near him. He had one of those plastic wiffle ball bats and proceeded to beat the bird to death in front of all the other kids. This enabled the school and his mom to 302 him. I heard he was held for several weeks and then was sent to a special school. No clue what happened to him after that but literally no one in the school missed him.

[@mlcoffey2]

I think its a primitive response that we developed to stay alive. We call it gut instinct but we need to always trust it.

[@ChaimS]

9:00 - as a general rule When it comes to things like that, Those who know don't talk, and those who talk don't know.

[@softgloom]

You should have gave a disclaimer in regards to the animal treatment in the first story. Thanks for the anxiety and tears buhhhhh

[@leslie6938]

You're listening to an hour of stories about psychopaths. Know yourself. If you easily become upset, scared, anxious or teary upon hearing disturbing things, then don't watch or listen to that kind of content. I don't mean to be unkind, but the world does not owe you a "trigger warning." You will come across distressing things in life without any warning, we all do unfortunately, and they can be very upsetting. Those instances are unavoidable, but voluntarily listening to disturbing content and then expecting to be warned about disturbing material is not on them, it's on you. Look for the clues, like "psychopath" in the title. Just stay away if you think you might be upset.

[@DamiesEvilTwin]

Man the Nurse one for story 8, if she had been like, proud that she was those people's last line of defense against death or something, like "I'm a superhero and I do amazing things for people every day, I can change the world one patient at a time" sort of proud, I could see that being okay, but if she was more like, "I could let one of the patients die and they know that and fear me :)" then Yikes

[@Mercedes_may]

OK as a small woman who also owns a big dog that sounds like a maniac but is friendly, I sympathize with that one girl those situations are annoying AF and there's really nothing you can do to not seem like a psycho

[@Raxhe]

I think a first step is to NOT do what the woman in the story did and yell ”come back and pet my dog you coward!” when it’s full on barking and growling and what not 😂

[@Mercedes_may]

@@Raxhe well yeah. That was atrange and disrespectful

[@indigofeilds9520]

6:43 i really hope this op did get married with her or at least stayed friends, lmao

[@legoqueen2445]

There's an autobiography recently come out about a woman who is a diagnosed sociopath and she talks about what it was like for her growing up with no empathy, consciences and sense of right and wrong. I only got to listen to the first few chapters for free but she described how the only times she ever felt a strong emotion was when she did something 'wrong', so until she gave into that urge it was like a build up of anxiety/itchiness/feeling wrong in her body then some sort of relief when she took action. For the stories here about evil kids, it does make me wonder if some of them are actual sociopaths.

[@cassgaming2383]

I already talked about this somewhere else, but i was convinced one of my classmates was a complete psycho. For context, I have been diagnosed as a sociopath because of my apathy for mostly anything and began studying it shortly after I was diagnosed. No one believed me until she ran over 5 people and did it because "she was bored." I figured that out after reading the court documents and asked her siblings who talked to her.

[@amirilan4435]

Well, different story than the once posted here but: I was in uni and they had a show called something as "Sorry for dissordering" (poor translation) which is a stand up show by people with severe mental disorders. there were a few comedians but one of them, who had several personality disorders, severe Bi-Polar and more, she was HILARIOUS. After the show they were smoking outside so I, (6 Feet man, in Hight, i have a normal amount of legs. and recently asked to play Center at the local American football team) went to thank her for her show and say how great it was. There was no one there. in her eyes. they were... blank. Her iris was black and big, too big. it was so off. felt like there is only darkness behind it.i was petrified. She smiled and thanked me. but i was on the verge of shaking, I thanked and F-ED THE F OFF.

[@sunnyandthechlo]

I like this narrator.

[@CharlietheWarlock]

Everything about cicero in skyrim but i like that murderous clown

[@LuckyDaDuckyofDoom]

I think I might be a psychopath. I was doing some mindful thinking and I realized I don’t feel any empathy toward others. My friends dog died and I told them I was sorry, I hugged them, etc, but I didn’t feel anything. Is it just hormones or stress? I want to feel empathy. I’m not “evil, narcissistic, serial killer type stuff,” but I don’t feel sorry for others. Am I masking? I feel happy and stuff, I just lack empathy.

[@memphislohnes235]

How old are you? I used to be this way until I was about 20, and now I cry at every. Single. Movie. It’s almost too much empathy now

[@thehalfbloodprince-nm8uk]

Your words indicate towards pschopathy Remember pschyopaths are not all serial killers. They just lack empathy.

[@cookiealy9684]

Not a doctor or anything, but you might want to talk to someone about this, not feeling empathy is a real danger.

[@Genni4862]

It's highly unlikely that you're a psychopath..there could be a million reasons you're empathy may be lacking. How old are you? You seem young from your comment. Speak to your parents, you should talk to a therapist about your concerns.

[@angelaking9024]

Do you not feel anything, or are you burying the emotions to the point where you don't even realize they're there? I learned through therapy a few years ago that I have a tendency to do that. No idea how or when it started, but it's become automatic. I'm continuing to work on changing that automatic response. I highly recommend seeing a councilor - it helped me immensely!

[@eliciabonnie]

I don't think psychopaths are saying those things randomly... I think they share those things to people they sense could embrace those behaviors. They're extremely cautious and hide their 'dysfunction' extremely well... If they show themselves to you, it's because they think you're alike.

[@KeramosDeLuna]

40:35 the way this story (40 not 41) made me pause everything I was going to just disassociate for a few seconds.....

[@gaaaahhhhh]

7:03 sounds like GLaDOS and i can't unhear it now

[@mylastduchess9998]

I was very startled by the whole "pot is a hallucinogen" because I've always been told (I'm ancient) that it's a depressant. First EVERYONE needs to know that PERMANENT drug induced mental illness exists if you choose to partake know the risks. I encourage people to look into this stuff for themselves. It's you body/mind. Second, yes, not in everyone (according to the medical site I just read) but in at least some cases it is absolutely a hallucinogen. I personally would never want to ingest a hallucinogen because I'm sure I'd have a bad trip because of my ptsd. I'm not trying to tell anyone what to do. I just feel strongly we should know when we're taking a risk, what the risk is, and how likely.

[@morriganravenwolf]

Cannabis is NOT a hallucinogen.

[@SweGrlMom]

23:53 "He laughed while telling me this story" I have a similar one with a young woman telling me something and expecting us to laugh along. Like it was a really funny story to entertain us with. I only knew her about 3 weeks when we were forced doing a project together. So what was so funny? When she was younger she cut off a kittens ears with scissors and stomped on its tails with wooden clog shoes. She also said they tied up a mouse and cut the belly open while still alive. I still think about how she tried to contain her laughter long enough to tell the story. I think that was the most horrifying part, she had no remorse at all.

[@ivettegutierreztorres3211]

Omg! What a monster!😢

[@somewutmaydie2695]

13:35 when u forgot that u are a part of the environment itseft

[@Luna2077mon]

It sounds like Ranger Dave may have some kind of PTSD with some other issues because it was strange with what he said

[@catbatrat1760]

33:03 I figured that was kinda the point. Covers more ground, I guess? Idk how else to describe it.

[@maxncheese5216]

First one already makes me feel awful. Animal torture kills me. I think this is gonna be a hard listen. Wish me luck as i shower and can't skip stories 😭 Edit: shouldnt have listened to this. Those poor turtles and birds 😭 if you're sensitive to animal abuse, dont listen

[@AmandaHugandKiss411]

Story 2 could be a plot for a movie, either a goofy oldstyle Ben Stiller comedy or a horror, or even a horror comedy.... Me: drags out typewriter

[@Threadits254-c5y]

Uuf! His Narratorness himself!

[@brittanyotto8463]

My own nephew is a delinquent, and he has been this way since he became old enough to walk. He would steal items from people (even his own family) and then fly into an unhinged rage upon doing anything to teach him right from wrong. He has been kicked out of every school he has ever been to because he would destroy classrooms and severely beat anyone who tries to stop him. He is almost 13, and he hardly learned how to read and write because of his destructive refusal to learn. His parents are also lazy pieces of crap that would rather beat their child than actually teach him anything and they treat their four (yes four) ferrets better than their own son. Part of me is deeply sorry for the kid but another part of me is even more afraid that he will become a serial killer any day now.... Edit: I failed to clarify that at this point any form of punishment dealt to him would end with him just laughing it off like it is a funny game.

[@TheAdmantArchvile]

Story 10: That man's name? Steven Segal.

[@max.harvroom]

my mom and sister are both nurses and they are both goddam heros. did i misunderstand your point about story 8? cuz your assessment of an entire profession based on two anecdotes you heard is kinda weak, imo at least... the choir singer, totally nuts. the childcare nurse, also nuts. but extrapolating those two examples onto an entire proffession? i dunno about that.

[@RichieBre]

Oh cr*p!

[@skelefreakarts]

Castle crashers in the background ✨💥

[@redbanana4you]

Whats the name of the game in the gameplay in the background again?

[@Hey_JSJ]

Thank you for putting a disclaimer about essay at the beginning of video, however, you really should put a disclaimer out for animal cruelty as well.

[@givent1GOD]

story 4 is proof the justice system is broken. dude did all that time, shorty killed herself, he came out with psychopathic thoughts and the host did not feel safe or want to hang out with the rehabilitated convict government got paid though so, win/win I guess

[@kristyhughes3146]

If someone tells you they are in the CIA, run.

[@jenniferharrington917]

Dude, you are too chaotic for me...

[@eli-de9wx]

is anyone going to talk about the grandmother voice he made?

[@Ingrid-sb6my]

That first story, absolutely horrific. The fact that the parents were allowing this is even more horrifying. Behind every psychopath is a a psycho set of parents.

[@Ry717-ts4fp]

Was that supposed to be narrator monologue 4:49

[@AnthroGoddessZoey]

I used to see myself as a psychopath... I don't think I'm one anymore

[@cosmicchaos255]

Lmao alr bud

[@Loralanthalas]

When measuring yourself by a society that worships an absentee felon who's so in to insest he's his own son/dad, and who's opening story is "women suck" followed closely by "I murdered everything that couldn't build a boat because EVERYTHING SUCKED (but me, their Creator) ". ... it's hard NOT to be depressed if you're following THAT theology.

[@ivettegutierreztorres3211]

That's worrisome, no offense, but talk to a professional, not all psychopaths torture, good luck

[@katie42496]

Can I gently request warnings at the start of videos for animal cruelty? Please 😭 I know it's part and parcel with psychopathy but I don't want to hear about animals being hurt/killed/buried alive

[@anerdygoldenagesoprano]

There is quite literally a stereotype that psychos start with animals.

[@katie42496]

@@anerdygoldenagesoprano **gestures to where I said I know it's part and parcel with psychopathy** I just mean, it's possible to do a video like this while leaving out the animal cruelty stories. I don't expect anyone to go that far for my sake, of course, but it hurts nobody to take an extra 5 seconds at the start to acknowledge that there *is* animal cruelty mentioned in the video; I'd rather hear that than have to hear about poor creatures being buried alive To be clear, I'm not trying to make a big fuss like I'm queen of the universe and I need to be catered to because I don't want to hear about something. I'm just trying to bring it up for consideration for the future

[@eggsbenadryl]

@@katie42496boo fucking hoo

[@joshf.3047]

This is like clicking a video saying "Really bad car accidents people get hurt" all on your own, then watching it... all on your own, and then making a thoughtful opinion to voice your concern over how OP didn't give a warning about gore... this comment you made is that. Just don't go to video that can potentially trigger you maybe? Life doesn't give warning labels on how crappy, difficult, and downright horrifying it can be suddenly, so will you write a message to the creator? I hope he or she will listen and tell you the same thing here.

[@ivettegutierreztorres3211]

Sadly, most psychopaths hurt animals first😢

[@loganrhys2944]

Story 8: is this lucy letby

[@luisguillermocossio396]

35:53 i think his wife might been 30 not 13 and he was confused with language

[@Thirty_Five]

woohoo! he didn't censor "crap"!

[@mixmaster5331]

Crazy, i just heard story 1 on rslash’s channel

[@BlooperTanooki]

18:00 Bro is a humunculus.

[@Classic_Tomfoolery]

Good mashed potatoes

[@DrIgnacious]

I havent played castle crashers in ages

[@Bucket1082]

peak game.

[@proxyhuman]

Jesus, people are fucked up, but the ones that hurt animals are those that really make me sick. Edit: I have reached the point in the video that I see you agree.

[@Galatic_republic]

What game?

[@arandomanimatormissartblock]

what is this game

[@caitlynrenee8216]

Soooo pot isn’t a hallucinogen lmao…

[@SABRMatt2010]

What game is this? I wanna play it...(the game being played on screen...no I'm not suggesting I want to play the psychopath game...lol)

[@flamefangstar]

Castle crashers

[@KurtDarbouze]

18:00 who tf is this guy? orichimaru? 😭 🐍

[@TotalMayham]

When she used to say "your so cute i want to sit on you" i just thought that was a saying ppl say to cute things... nope she actually liked to sit on her chihuahua. We were 12

[@KarlJager-d9v]

Don't comment with the stories.

[@Crowdove.studios]

Castle crashers he'll yeah bro

[@froggyman01]

W castle crashers

[@hell_wolf143]

11:19 wait a minute my dad's name jt he is not crazy tho or at least not that crazy

[@baguettelobster4218]

Castle crashers is based asf

[@shirandawilliams]

Was Sam a ghost? Cuz 👀

[@salpetre4502]

Horrified from the 1st story on yikes

[@sarahcole7804]

As someone with many dead things in jars to articulate small animals skeletons I guess I should be careful lol 😂 haha I’m probably already in a Reddit post somehow also I keep these things in my balcony n my apartment neighbours probably smell it on very hot days 🤣

[@smkfet]

This second story is the exact same story word for word as another of your videos

[@smkfet]

And so is the third. I'm out.

[@jackieacheson4928]

Marijuana is not a hallucinagin

[@HoneybearDrip-l2o]

It seriously depends on the brain it interacts with. I've seen a lot of freaky shit on the devil's lettuce but I probably have an underlying condition.

[@tabithachastain6999]

If a religious person starts acting happy about the thoughts of others going to hell, get far away from them

[@katjaanderson769]

No, it's how they are from day one. Environment can make matters worse, but lots of people who had the worst childhoods and are good people who contribute to society.

[@noname31214]

Every brain reacts differently

[@thelazarous]

How in the world is it not environmental when there's literally trillions of interactions from birth to age 18? Every little thing makes a difference, your parents raising and eyebrow vs not raising an eyebrow when you tell them something you did can make a difference. While some people are born with certain proclivities, environment dictates pretty much everything. It could be one little thing, or a whole lot of things that keeps a psychopath from becoming a murderer. It could also take one little thing or a whole lot of things to bring a non-psychopath to be driven to murder.

[@darkwya]

genetics really play a lot on a person, but it does nothing alone, the enviroment develops and turns on certain genes that the person has. peopld have loads of potential outcomes and is the enviroment and how the person reacts to it that defines wich gene will develop

[@darkstarr984]

It’s usually only a combination. Usually. I believe it’s from day one for the rare people who had everything just right.

[@Genni4862]

Absolute ignorance. Many issues are environmental. I've got BPD- It's possible there's a genetic component, but it's considered a TRAUMA based disorder- meaning it's caused by trauma. People saying crap like 'other people go through what you did and are good contributing members of society' is a fantastic way to tell someone they're a failure for having a disorder that they didn't ask for. I hope you educate yourself before you speak.

[@jimcooper1320]

January 6th

[@ErikLoganBanda-eb9gg]

What game is this

[@cosplaymistake]

I think you’d get more views and subscribers if you tried to make your thumbnails more unique cause rn they look like the same as bot read reddit videos which these are much better quality and more unique than that. do yourself more justice with how you promote your videos

[@stonesbonesangroans]

She had been my only friend through my entire formative and early teen years. I'd tried to make other, far more compatible and enjoyable friends, but aside from a pair of new friends in the later years, everyone else would drop and avoid me pretty quickly after we initially started started to hang out together. I wasn't the only person who thought it was entirely me. "Debbie" was so much prettier, smarter, more popular, and more organized and ambitious that I would ever be, so I never understood why she would stoop to being my friend when it seemed no one else would. I'd never made the other connection either... When Debbie wasn't around, my life would become much less "colorful", but more importantly, it also became much more quiet, stable, happy, and productive. The two friends I'd finally made were after Debbie had to stay with another family member in another state for a couple of school years. When Debbie returned, they told me to stay away from her. Moot point, as I was the one to move next, and it would be out of my home state forever. Flash forward just under two decades later. Debbie rolls back into my life again, but it doesn't take long to note she's almost exclusively after reconnecting with my mother and handsome-but-married brother. We catch up on the past, and I remark that I'd gone into therapy back when because I was always lonely, depressed, and in trouble as a child. Debbie rolled her eyes and smirked and said it was a waste of good money. She was the reason I'd had no friends. She was to be my only friend, and she needed me to be focused on her exclusively. It felt like my head was going to explode. Still reeling from her previous revelation, I note my housemate's dog is taking a meaningful squat in the next room, so, I rush to get it outdoors. I come back and complain that my housemate needs to start being a more responsible pet owner, as I'm finding myself the always and only one training, and caregiving for the big goofy beast. In the same tone as one giving advice about the best way to address a hangnail, she casually advises me to take the dog deep enough into the open desert for it to die of starvation and thirst before making it back home. I couldn't hide my horrified expression, and she sneers. I was always such a pretentious thing. Seriously, if you can't solve this issue any other way. Well, you know. I politely-but-firmly bum-rushed her out of the door and then began blocking her on every front. Over the next eight years and three relocates, she would occassionally drop unstamped no-address letters into my mailbox. Her long beautifully handwritten letters were all about how I was the disturbed one, and I owed her more and better, and all kinds of variation on her and herself. SHe's finally gone in the physical sense, but I still have nightmares about her.

[@bobbrock4221]

What is a furry? And one guy jumpkicked an 11 year old? 😂

[@spytproductions]

ps*chopath

[@killuanatsume]

No. Psychopath. Stop pretending things doesn't exist. I for one have ANXIETY not whatever people would say.

[@kalebstembridge4741]

Why did he say that weed was a hallucinogen it's not and it also doesn't cause schizophrenia where the hell did he get that

[@anerdygoldenagesoprano]

Weed is not hallucinagenic but people with a family history of schizophrenia can react badly to it. It increases the risk of symptoms flaring up. Not as dramatic as he made it sound, but surprisingly true

[@themurmeli88]

Well: "Young men with cannabis (marijuana) use disorder have an increased risk of developing schizophrenia, according to a study led by researchers at the Mental Health Services in the Capital Region of Denmark and the National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA) at the National Institutes of Health." I assume from that for one.

[@Genni4862]

​@@anerdygoldenagesoprano​yes, but calling it a hallucinagin is just spreading ignorance. Considering the years of smear campaigns against pot, let's not add to it

[@challiswinecup]

Bro, for the love of god, please stop saying "batcrap." Better yet, stop using crap to substitute the word shit. 90% of the time, it's completely misplaced, and it sticks out like a sore thumb. Buy a damn thesaurus if you're too liberal to say the word shit

[@BrandonByers7]

Should've censored all the words in the thumbnail lmao

[@killuanatsume]

No. I am done with people who censore things. And hide their head in the freaking sands. Words were made for a reason and seriously I have enough of people who pretend it doesn't exist by censoring or making up word to change it.

[@Dark139hunter]

I haven’t watched all yet but so far this seems like “oh crab this guys a sociopath” not psychopath

[@BinkyTheGoddessDivine]

These are all fake.

[@yup_pea]

😝👍