Psychopath Vs Sociopath Vs Narcissist | How To Spot The Difference And Why You Need To Know This

We are now on Substack! Do you want a concise bullet-pointed summary of each video? Be sure to subscribe to our stack, it’s completely free! And if you want a more detailed post about each video topic, we offer a full subscription for a small fee. Currently, we are running a Welcome to Our Substack special, with a lifetime 20% off discount, so make sure to grab your offer before it expires!
wellnesslenses.substack.com/
We've all been guilty of this: throwing labels like "narcissist" and "psychopath" around when someone is difficult to deal with. The most important thing to remember is that they are not all serial killers like you see in the movies. Secondly, all of those terms are distinct labels that qualify as psychological disorders.
We'll be talking about a very common confusion most people face when dealing with a difficult or selfish person. Is this person a narcissist or a sociopath? How do you even know the differences between all these labels when they have too many overlapping features? We'll talk about how to tell the difference between a psychopath, a sociopath, and a narcissist when you are around one. Knowing this distinction is really important so you're better equipped to deal with them. Later in the video, I'm also going to show you how best you can handle relationships with psychopaths and the rest of them, because yes, navigating these kinds of relationships always requires peculiar methods.
If you are interested in learning more about theses topics, we have a whole playlist about psychopathy, and another playlist dedicated to narcissism.
Psychopathy playlist: • Psychopathy
Narcissism playlist: • Narcissism
Here are some helpful resources for today's topic:
Psychopath Free (Expanded Edition): Recovering from Emotionally Abusive Relationships With Narcissists, Sociopaths, and Other Toxic People amzn.to/3F8q1a2
The Psychopath Inside: A Neuroscientist's Personal Journey into the Dark Side of the Brain amzn.to/3iL77P3
Dealing with the Unavoidable Narcissist in Your Life: A Strategic Blueprint for Coping with Difficult Relationships amzn.to/3VUkjQ8
The Sociopath Next Door amzn.to/3Bfz0Fl
Personality Disorders and Mental Illnesses: The Truth About Psychopaths, Sociopaths, and Narcissists amzn.to/3HenL3J
Husband, Liar, Sociopath: How He Lied, Why I Fell For It & The Painful Lessons Learned amzn.to/3UCkKxg
Recovery From Gaslighting, Narcissistic Abuse, Codependency & Complex PTSD: Thrive After Emotional Hidden Abuse, People-Pleasing and Toxic Relationships amzn.to/3uPwvWp
Please share this video with your friends and loved ones if you found it helpful!
______________________________________
★ Find Your Way To Developing Super Confidence: rebrand.ly/t5d4fpw
* FAVORITE RESOURCES *
👉 If you suffer from anxiety, here is a Free Audio To End Anxiety and Panic Attacks Fast! rebrand.ly/9w915cw
👉 Meditation Tracks To Overcome Self-Doubt, Have The Courage To Take Action, and Believe in Yourself! rebrand.ly/1zq88r9
★ Welcome to WELLNESS LENSES! We strive to bring you highly informational videos in an easily digestible format.
We discuss many different topics, from health and wellness to love and relationships, as well as self-improvement, motivation, and so much more.
✎ Be sure to tell us what you think and ask your questions in comments. We strive to give attention to each and every one of our viewers.
________________________
-- WATCH MORE -- :
Self-Development:
• Self Development
General Health:
• General Health
Improve Your Life:
• Improve Your Life
Neuropsychology:
• Neuropsychology
Relationships
• Relationships
___________________
DISCLAIMER: Links included in this description may be affiliate. If you purchase a product or service with these links we may receive a small commission. There is no additional charge to you! Thank you for supporting our channel!

[@rafaelcarrera9436]

To my great relief my psychiatrist assured me I am not any of these 3. I remember our last session clearly as he confidently diagnosed me as just an asshole.

[@josephzsoka874]

LOL... same here.

[@SkinnyEatWorld95]

Dude same here 😂

[@kolerogers1233]

🤣ROFL

[@LumaSloth]

"Sir, I may have to inform you that you're diagnosed with *_kolonistic personally disorder._* I'm very sorry."

[@SkinnyEatWorld95]

@@LumaSloth lmfao 🤣🤣🤣

[@Topkat311]

I dated a covert narcissist who was probably also a sociopath. He showed no empathy. Was deliberately mean & cruel. Was a pathological liar. He had me fooled in the beginning by love bombing me & being very charming. It wasnt long before he was constantly hurting me by gaslighting , ghosting me, blocking me & running away. Them woukd come running back a few days later. My mistake was every taking him back the first time. Made my life miserable for 5 years.

[@bobroberts7029]

Poor guy probably suffers mental health issues

[@juliie007]

I read in an article that many covert narcissists exhibit psychopathic tendencies.

[@shanellerosado63]

After ending and getting back together for 5 years how exactly did it end for good? Or what made it end for good?

[@mattsspelman1457]

Miss u 2 babe.

[@snowredsnow666]

Omg exactly same here!!! But 7.5 years 😢 4 years free now.. still healing

[@naruhina1997]

You need to also remember that many people may appear to have one of - or two or three of - these three personality disorders. They may just have the traits and not be a narcissist, sociopath or psychopath. I was raised by a narc, so in my teenage and early twenties I acted a lot like one too, but once I realized I was acting wrong, I went to work changing myself to be better. Some times they don’t have the actual disorder, sometimes, they just learned and internalized their parents behavior

[@dngrwllrbnsn_]

The "learned behavior" part was what the video said is the difference between a psychopath and a sociopath. The psychopath's illness is innate. The sociopath's is learned from his environment. I'm not saying you are either one. I am happy you got better.

[@phoenixrisin2269]

Their is a criteria in the DSMV for diagnosing personality disorders and test have to be taken. They are also many co morbid traits and personality disorders such as HPD/NPD or the malignant narcissist with the dark triad or dark tetrad.

[@dngrwllrbnsn_]

@@phoenixrisin2269 The DSM gives mental health providers excuses to charge more money. 😜

[@allaboutthemurzic]

@@dngrwllrbnsn_Facts

[@ladyb7327]

CPTSD?

[@risingeagle6332]

Narcissist are quite aware of peoples feelings. I’ve been around many of them. They just do not care. [CLARIFICATION: NARCISSIST ONLY CARE ABOUT THEMSELVES, and if they are impacted. I have been around two directly for 32 years and a coven of 20 for 10 years; all care about how they are “affected” & “effected”, not about the wellbeing of their “supply-victim”.]

[@bellaapple2166]

This is precisely true. Many people don't know this about them but they are very aware of peoples feelings. They study people intensely they use your feelings to manipulate and abuse.

[@RippleDrop.]

💯

[@abrahamelliott9806]

Only about them self😢

[@Fungus9000]

​@@uyoebyik no we fucking dont

[@dn8443]

Yeah and they're cowards also. When you start giving them pain they run away like bitches because they care up most about they're own well being. Then they try to fuck u over behind your back in a sneaky way.

[@bigsmiler5101]

There is a big difference between "anti-social" and simply "un-social." I think it's used incorrectly here. "Anti" and "Un" mean very different things. I am "Un-social." I simply don't Need to be around people, and I enjoy my time alone. I do Not try to prevent other people from being around each other, and I can enjoy small doses of People.

[@motowngirl5891]

Yes me as well, most people are a waste of time, I’m almost 70 and this has been my experience through my life

[@motowngirl5891]

I never fit in with girls They all look he same and don’t want someone like he around, I look differently That’s just the it is, always been

[@rimmalikover9724]

You're an introvert then.

[@QuiK075]

It’s called asocial instead of “un-social”

[@goontubeassos7076]

Introvert here too.

[@kimmolaine8069]

Psychopathy isn't that hard to spot on kids. It's actually harder to spot on adults. Any kid can get weird at times but psychopath kids are weird all the time. They're usually extremely cruel to siblings and friends and unresponsive to punishment. Parents of such children often just pray for a change. It's a rare condition.

[@beatemuller3690]

True because you lack fear, including the fear of punishment. Your thinking is completely goal oriented but your still dumb as a child. A lot of is actually experimentation not necessarily evil intent. As an adult you’ve learned how you’re supposed to act and feel so you can adjust your behavior. Therapy is a great learning tool for that. You can’t change it. Your amygdala works differently. And honestly you would not want to if you had it. The thought that you have no emotion is wrong. There is 5 basic emotions. Happiness, Sadness, Fear, Anger and Disgust. It’s the Sadness and especially the Fear that we don’t feel. Happiness is weak. Anger and Disgust we feel. I think I probably feel Disgust stronger than normal people. Anger took some time to control. I feel lack of fear is what people envy a lot of times. It’s definitely the main reason you wouldn’t want to cure it. The amount of scenarios of terrible things that could happen a normal person’s brain can come up with… no thank you. Mine doesn’t even consider a negative outcome. It definitely gives you an advantage in occupations that are dangerous and require logical thinking detached from emotion. Also usually very reward driven. Not all exhibit anti social behavior. There is a thing called well adjusted psychopath. Still doesn’t make you warm and fuzzy but unless you also have sadistic tendencies you care just as little to harm others than to help them.

[@truthseeker3031]

When I was a child, I recall a few children, usually boys, who were very cruel to animals and even to insects, enjoying watching them suffer. I suspect now that they were psychopaths.

[@beatemuller3690]

@@truthseeker3031 I never directed it towards animals. Always felt it was pathetic to pick a victim that much weaker than you, but I wasn’t allowed to be alone with other children. My condition was MOST obvious to everyone around at Kindergarten age. Still pretty bad in Elementary school, but you could have just thought I was a big bully by that age. Nowadays you could only tell in a life threatening situation. Been studied by doctors quite a bit because it’s extremely rare in females. To take pleasure in suffering makes you a sadist. It isn’t quite the same than lack of empathy. One is not caring, and one is getting enjoyment from it. You can have sadistic tendencies without being a psychopath, and you can be a psychopath without sadistic tendencies. However, if a psychopath has those tendencies they are MUCH more likely to act them out because they lack fear of the consequences of their actions. Those children who were cruel to animals were actually my preferred victims. Made me look like the hero to target “bad” people and made me feel superior at the same time. I was the Apex predator, that preys on other predators instead of prey. I prayed to get kidnapped by a serial killer when I was a kid, because I was convinced they would be my victim, and no one on earth would look at it as anything but self defense 😂

[@truthseeker3031]

@@beatemuller3690 As I stated, they enjoyed suffering so they caused it; therefore, had no empathy. If a person has empathy, instead of CAUSING suffering, they try to prevent it and help the person because they actually "feel" for that person.

[@beatemuller3690]

@@truthseeker3031 you are correct. If you enjoy causing suffering, you lack empathy. BUT you can lack empathy without enjoying to cause suffering. I just wanted to make that distinction because a lot of people mix that up.

[@MastersOfMidnight]

I think it's narcissistic when a person constantly talks over top of others, constantly. I don't mean the occasional slip when we get too excited in a conversion. I'm talking about the people who do it every single conversation they have.

[@medulgurlroxx885]

My ex was that way he would over talk me and his favorite thing to say to me was "you have no words here" or "you have no conversation here" especially when he was raging at me

[@MastersOfMidnight]

@@medulgurlroxx885 yeah they really think the world revolves around their words

[@llrated1238]

Funny I’m a narcissist but I just leave people alone and just don’t talk at all because I have been called annoying and such so I just don’t even try it anymore

[@capcrunch7838]

@@medulgurlroxx885 i believe the appropriate response there would be word. Then calmly state that see you do have a word here. Checkmate

[@UrbanAlchemystic]

I noticed that with all kinds of narcissist that they are covered or malignant. Like you said there's nothing wrong with being excited about something that you accidentally talked over someone it's innocent you can kind of tell. But with a narcissist, they feel the need to always be right and when they see that you are getting the attention that they crave while speaking on certain subjects, they purposely try to drown you out with your loud talking even if you are valid in what you're saying. Even when they see that you're about to get a word in they will raise their voice and if your silent they'll bring their voice back down I noticed that. Most of the time when they're talking over you they're only doing it while you're talkin but if if you decide to be silent then they will break character if that makes sense. Because usually they're just repeating the same things over and over really loudly trying to drown out your logic but if you decide to be quiet and let them talk so they can look stupid, all of a sudden there speech will slow down and they'll get quiet too. A good example of this was a recording of a young rapper named Big latto versus Nicki Minaj. Go look it up I don't really pay attention to the mainstream like that but I happen to watch it one day and that's exactly what I saw. Nicki was trying to drown out the young lady's voice when she was making sense and asking her pertinent questions. The moment the girl decided to be quiet and let her talk Nikki speech pattern changed immediately once she heard her own self talk. They talk over people but they really ain't saying s*** is what I'm trying to say😅

[@sage_forensics_2261]

Narcissists will often go undiagnosed. They don't see anything wrong with their behavior, so why go to a therapist unless they want someone to hear their sob stories. If they're more of a covert type, they will be playing the victim anyway--everyone else is the problem. Right? Going to therapy with someone like that only gives them more ammunition to hurt you later. Please, be careful! Bottom line: Don't rely on whether or not someone has been diagnosed with any psychological disorder. Instead, ask yourself if they treat you well and with kindness. If they are toxic and harmful to you, the safer option of cutting your losses and moving on is often smarter. Why would you want to allow someone in your life to continue to mistreat you? If they are toxic, recognize that poor behavior and move on. Many who did not and thought they could help someone wish they did--including myself. Learn from our mistakes and save yourselves the pain of dealing with them because these people very often do not want to let you go once you are in their lives. Be careful. Be smart. Peace and safety to all...

[@deynildoluis2925]

More people need to see your comment because it seems a bit overlooked. Ps: thanks

[@sarahstruthtruth4258]

It's so very hard to get away from a psycho narc

[@Not-the-usual-BS]

Excellent advice!!! Thank you 😊

[@name5876]

One more bs from an 'expert'.

[@GirishVenkatachalam]

Being unkind and toxic abuse are two different things but look similar at a distance.

[@rickytann2799]

People with these symptoms, including myself, need cognitive behavioral therapy or CBT. It changed my life drastically. Especially with close relationships.

[@rickytann2799]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/gKuYZoihbqp7bLc

[@AnthZee8]

Spot on

[@dngrwllrbnsn_]

What about DBT? I thought it was better suited for such symptoms?

[@ladyb7327]

CPTSD?

[@eszter4592]

Are you diagnosed too? I have way too many questions to ask but I dont want to seem pushy

[@MrZZooh]

My fellow psychopaths and sociopaths, we're not alone in our lack of empathy here. I feel for you even though I don't have empathy.

[@Brxwn9]

Stop being foolish. You don’t even have these conditions. You’re not even a narcissist, but a wanna be Normal or depressed person. Seek self therapy if you’re depressed.

[@ViktorKrauser.OG-24]

Lol 😂

[@user-sp8ei3re5s]

I'm not sure if it's meant to be but sarcasm is lovely. Thanks for the levity

[@garyhowtobluetoothjblheadp3583]

Having nothing to do with any of these awful personalities is the most affective way to deal with them?! Most of us have gut feeling and we should go with that?? - Prevention is the key!

[@user-rp8zo2ro7q]

Narcissistic = I, Me, My! = Passive-aggressive = you are responsible for what's happening to them when your behavior does not model their expectations.

[@jendavis9185]

I agree with your Narcissist comment, they are all about themselves… and they love to make you think you’re going crazy, and they love adoration, and think of others as prizes or property… Passive-aggressive people hate confrontation, and instead of being assertive/arguing, they will agree or give the silent treatment, for example: play mind games, get even, damage the other’s property, etc… or they may agree with the other (if they care for them) and do what they demand for a little while and then resent the other, and instead of confronting the other, they avoid communicating and then act out in aggressive ways and when the other calls them out on it, the passive-aggressor will deny it was about them and blame it on someone or something else…

[@name5876]

Yes, that's what a traumatized person is like. That's quite normal, they are protecting themselves.

[@soniawatson401]

Regarding the narcissistic, this is really vague and generalised information. For example, a malignant narcissist has severe and intentional impacts on those around them.

[@twobeagles1365]

Therapists can be the worst when it comes to these 3 traits, beware. !

[@dngrwllrbnsn_]

OMG there is so much wrong with the therapeutic community. It seems so many (like most med professions) are just in it for the money and like keeping patients coming back for more. I think "talk" therapy is a fraud. If a therapist doesn't start a patient on CBT, DBT or some other concrete method, they are of very little therapeutic value.

[@chitownladyj]

My own father was an example of that - a highly manipulative sociopath and a psychiatrist. My mom, who divorced him when I was 5, was of the opinion that many of those types go into that field to try to cure themselves. They like to sample the mind altering drugs samples given to them by the pharma-reps themselves too, which is another red flag, I think. - He also had his own mother (my grandma) addicted to psych drugs, which was highly unethical, and destroyed her life too in the end.

[@rhensontollhouse]

Five of my friends have degrees and or😢 careers as psychotherapist’s. One freely admits he pursued the field trying to figure himself out. He has worked hard to curtail his deceitful kleptomania, and has almost succeeded. His strategy is to tell close friends his problem to they could empathize and help him stay a normal course.Put himself into a career where there is nothing to steal but keeps his mind busy. Pleasant person to be around. The second had a career in the psych field which if anything damaged him further. Will not listen to those who try to help him. Hard to say if he is psycho or socio. Prone to periods of paranoia and rage against others. He is difficult to be around. Third quit the field as prominent therapist he says to maintainhis own sanity. Began a second, successful and happy carer as a carpenter. One of the most pleasant persons you will ever meet. 😂 The other two are outstanding human beings.

[@Fatfingertunes]

I appreciate these videos so much... I have often suspected later in life that I am a target for narcissists. This helps greatly.

[@s0cializedpsych0path]

Antisocial traits would appear to exist on a spectrum.... and I honestly believe that when the majority of people use the word "psychopath" (similar to the word "addict") as a way of distancing themselves from these abhorrent behaviors.... as a means of telling themselves "I couldn't be driven to do these things, because they have this condition and I don't." .... It also doubles as a means of excusing our own mistreatment of them. When you tell yourself someone can't feel emotions, it suddenly becomes impossible to treat them too harshly. Im on the spectrum, and my mother is a covert narcissist. It bothers her that I don't like to read through her self-flattering small-talk scripts, she told herself that I was a psychopath, and then treated me like I have no feelings... for 30 years, without feeling bad about it. That's where I got this name from. I told a Dr. that I thought I was a psychopath, and he said "well if you are, you're sure are one, SOCIALIZED PSYCHOPATH. Same with addict.... and "addict" is simply a traumatized person, who first found relief in a substance or some other activity that releases dopamine. That's all.... they aren't born with it... and they are no different physiologically. That's hard for most people to accept.

[@freevideos051]

Pay attention to how they treat others, If you are put on a path that they designed be careful. If they hurt others its just a matter of time before you get hurt too.

[@rimmalikover9724]

True!

[@ladyd1614]

Exactly !! I always say .. it you see them do harm , steal from , gossip , slander, etc .. know they Will Do It To You !!

[@dngrwllrbnsn_]

I have heard that when a person is dating they should observe how their date treats the wait staff. But I don't know if this is a legit way of seeing indication of the disorders discussed in the video.

[@larrymaxwell8565]

Just be careful with all people, a person does not know what's hiding behind the rocks.

[@chriscunningham8807]

Or the charming mask that melts and morphs into the face of raging fury or icy cold detachment when they slice the victim's throat.

[@theoryofpersonality1420]

One doesn't have to be able to diagnose someone as a difficult personality. All they need to know is it's a spectrum of disorders. Cluster B personality disorders are all dangerous to a peaceful and fulfilling life and should all be avoided when possible.

[@user-mb9qj2gx7l]

,

[@VampiraVonGhoulscout]

Well that's kind of stigmatising...

[@theoryofpersonality1420]

@@VampiraVonGhoulscout sadly it's true.

[@explorer0213]

Abuse is still abuse no matter what diagnosis. Get out stay out.

[@seanoconnor8138]

@@VampiraVonGhoulscout is it stigmatizing to say that cancer spreads?

[@vickielawson3114]

Sociopath and covert narcissist here, or rather, I should say one in recovery. I’ve found psychedelics and empathogenic drugs quite wonderful for healing and dealing with those issues.

[@ovcharkaboxing]

not a good idea to be self medicating. a medical professional's help should be sought.

[@dngrwllrbnsn_]

Best wishes on recovery. I am glad you are working it! Yeah, the prospect that such drugs may be therapeutic is fascinating. I'm afraid the stigma attached to their use will mitigate much medical research. Hopefully over time their efficacy will be established. But if Big Pharma can't make big bucks on it don't bet the farm on their acceptance. Decriminalization would be a great start. But look how long that took for weed. Best wishes on all of that too, for you, Vickie.

[@yoxall4559]

What kind of person NEVER no matter what denies everything they do to cause pain or embarrassment? What kind of person takes full control over another person? What type of person goes into a meltdown when they experience boundaries from another person and blames another person of being a narcissist for putting up boundaries?

[@larryepperson8359]

Listen you know your thing obviously. But I know plenty of narcissist that do it not simply just to be admired, simply so they can get their way about absolutely every single thing that goes on with the people around them.

[@Ancillarytheorem]

All you need to know is if somebody is narcissistic. All 3 are. So it's really irrelevant. Avoid them all.

[@aurora8749]

True, sociopaths and psychopaths also only care about themselves just like narcissists. Never really looked at it that way before

[@ayamata8950]

Avoid them all is the golden rule, but some psychopaths and sociopaths are much more dangerous than a neurotic narcissist. =D

[@LadyGwynhwfar]

Sociopaths and Psychopaths are unpredictable. They can really succeed in business, probably because they don’t let pesky feelings or relationships get in the way. But they also have trouble understanding and fitting into society. They can become angry and have no limits.

[@hi-et1oq]

But the narcissist is the weaker one they want attention and they think they're special😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@StoicGift-yd8qx]

Whomever is watching this video , I pray for you to have HEALTH , ABUNDANCE and inner peace

[@tonioshea9870]

Clear, concise info; easily digested. Ty♡

[@wellnesslenses]

Glad it was helpful!

[@lss74]

Excellent work. Thank you !!!🎉

[@diamondonpurpose9145]

I've had one of each in a "romantic relationship" capacity. The traits/behaviors overlap for sure. An experience with each will help you identify them all no matter the over lapping traits or lack thereof. The sociopath with narcissistic personality disorder was the worst of the 3...however, this helped me (along with research) figure out the other 2

[@oftin_wong]

Enjoy being punished then?

[@dngrwllrbnsn_]

I hope the next one is "Mr Right." You need a break!

[@sadie_lynn6792]

​@@JDawg271Your statement puts you in all 3 categories. But at least you don't mind outing yourself publicly. So yes there are partner types that these 3 traits of people go after. Just the same in how a person picks a comment to reply to, to victim shame and point out there overt good nature (the 3 types favorite victim supply) so if you think there something wrong with being a nurturing type person. Then that says more about you, than it does them. And I hate to break it to ya... but there's nothing rare about those types of people. I had one as a mother, my daughter just broke up with one... I have 2 cousins that are as well. And most people have interacted with one of the types and often just don't know it. So no, it's not rare at all. I think if you'd do real research and look up the numbers... you'd find that it's a lot more common than you think. Especially in this day and age.

[@princess_siren_96]

I have been with 2 of the 3. Possibly all 3. My most serious relationships have been with a sociopath and a narcissistic person. Currently going on 5 yrs with the narcissist. We have a 2 yr old. We both have some mental illnesses and let me tell you, its hard. Hes my best friend and the love of my life but sometimes its too much. All ive ever attracted are narcissists, psychopaths and sociopaths. Its another con of being an empath. We are healers so we attract the broken

[@snowredsnow666]

Same here. I wish you the best 🖤

[@princess_siren_96]

@@snowredsnow666 thanks dude, you as well!

[@user-gp5yh7eg4z]

Princess Siren is the name of someone who's a pain in the ass- I hope your karma brings blessings all the same. Take accountability and learn whatever it is that you're supposed to learn while going through this

[@princess_siren_96]

@@user-gp5yh7eg4z @user-gp5yh7eg4z lol waita jump to conclusions, im probably a pain in the ass from all the mental illnesses ive developed from bullies and abusers. Ima survivor hun. And im well worth it. Siren is just a stage name. Ima 'princess' because good ppl should be treated good and i dont get good treatment. Im an empath and a nurterer, im everyones mom. Im a healer so ima target. Ironic cus you legit just bashed me and you dont even know me. Are you a narcissist yourself? Lmao. i hope all the enlightment for myself, but saying i need to take accountability makes it seem like you know me and my situations and you fr dont. I have taken accountability time and time again, its those i interact with that need to take accountability.

[@princess_siren_96]

@@user-gp5yh7eg4z as for my karma and blessings, yes i take all of it day by day. Its rough. Dont know why people do me so wrong, when i treat people so good

[@christoferdrewrocks1]

My ex boyfriend is very clearly a narcissist while my ex best friend is a psychopath. I dealt with their abuse back to back and I haven’t been the same since.

[@MsRuneGirl]

Most likely they’re not and you’re just diagnosing. People can be assholes and bad people without being clinically mentally ill. You wouldn’t know for sure unless they went to an actual psychologist. People throw around these terms way too much without understanding how rare these disorders really are, lol.

[@ginawilgar5859]

My adult daughter is a narc. I e listened to so many things on this but you definitely explained it to a T. I love your channel

[@user-lx7ey4do1h]

Very educational information. Thanks for this information!

[@SHOW_ME]

Love the video. 1)Do you agree social media has been a narcissist dream come true due to all the instant gratification? 2) Is there another form/type of narcissist called malignant bipolar narcissist?

[@wellnesslenses]

Thank you for your comment. As far as your first question, of course, instant gratification made possible by social media allows a narcissist to achieve instant gratification. We'll actually be covering more on this topic in a future video. For your second question, I would say that the term is not an official one. There are some key characteristics of bipolar and NPD that overlap, like being overly impulsive or setting unattainable goals. And some people could, in theory, have both. The overall agreement in the mental health treatment community is that it's people with bipolar disorder that have some narcissistic traits, usually during manic episodes. We're making a couple of videos on the topic of bipolar as well, so stay tuned. Thank you for watching!

[@IwasBlueb4]

@@wellnesslenses yes...

[@azaleaslightsage1271]

Only a Narcissist would set themselves up with thier Own channel staring only themselves, talking about themselves, thinking they're experts on something to get you to follow them get addicted to following listening to them seeking constant praise admiration literally ASKING you to like subscribe to their channel . ... Seriously KZbin is a Narcissist dream!

[@218philip]

@@wellnesslenses. I look forward to discussions on the effects of social media with or encouraging narcissists. My son is dealing with his 15 year old daughter and her mother, she isolates herself with her phone and social media friends, while showing rudeness and contempt for her father while he attempts to have a relationship with her. We’re it not her daughter you would not give her the time of day.

[@rbarba2751]

That was really helpful. Thank you.

[@IIIISai]

confidence my family fill of Narcissists 💀💀💀💀

[@sandyadkins2637]

Thank you for teaching us about difference in these just watched some of your other videos interesting ! education to help others we need !🙏

[@HaloJumper7]

I wonder how a psychopath or sociopath would manipulate a narcissist through fake praise, dares and what not to make them do their bidding or even humiliate them for fun.

[@SAM-dm5qg]

Thank You For Sharing ❤

[@niziangely5469]

I’m so happy I found this channel

[@weareallfromafrica8373]

I grew up in a conflict zone and my reflections are every one seemed to display these characteristics "even me" !

[@QueenRawlinsonRawness]

Real talk 💯 👏

[@feliciameow7536]

So I completely understand and agree with a lot of that but at the same time if someone is like that they usually never want to receive help because they don't recognize that they have those issues to begin with

[@lindacarol5982]

My entire immediate family has a mixture of all of these. I'm super terrified of my younger brother because he's everyone of these he beat me up and called the cops on me years ago he got on top of me punching me in my head. I felt my soul truly to leave but he threatened to say I beat him and he went in the bathroom and and put little marks on his face to pretend it was a couple rings I had on he put big knots all over my head and he threatens other things lies to people about me. We're in our 50's. And I will jump off a cliff before I let him abuse me. I'm too good and nice to him and mom and they both go crazy if I as much disagree or ask him why he would steal off us after he's been babied by mom. He's chocked her ect and she cooks takes his plate and I'm the scapegoat empath I hate them both now. I was pushed!!!! Mark my word they are going to PAY !!!

[@rimmalikover9724]

Can you move out and go no contact with your relatives?

[@lindacarol5982]

@@rimmalikover9724 I live alone but this was year's ago although he stayed at my apartment because he was homeless and still is except one of his buddies paid one of their friends that lived alone 200.00 a month for him and his gf to freeload off him because mom's Apt manager said he can't even come back or she'll get evicted if she doesn't call the cop's. He's 53 and she's 49 she uses excuses not to work says she has stomach problems but she eats alot and is big. I've had troubles with my stomach before and was skeletal. Even her mom knows she's lying to not work. And they were staying with mom's neighbor who is a chronic alcoholic and he was tired of them staying there but he was in love with the chic my brother is with. He is a narcissist and he has extremely bad anger issues with women but not with men. He is a yellow bellied coward. I have cut ties with him and I have strong boundaries with mom

[@justice77justice]

You need a rock solid relationship with GOD and don't worry about anything else

[@Knight766]

Start wearing a bodycam

[@YolandaSmith-zs1rl]

Your mom created a monster. When don't correct and discipline a child that's a recipe for disaster. She normalize his toxic behavior and condones it. Please leave and never contact them again. Stay away. He will meet the wrong person and they won't back down to him. Seems like he only is vicious to women

[@justincross4843]

Thanks!

[@CrystalShadow]

Very interesting, thank you 🙏

[@wellnesslenses]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@jackkonnof4106]

The best way to learn what a narcissist really is...Be raised by my evil mother. I'm 50 and I still can't handle relationships or trust anyone. I so resent what she did to me. She drove all my childhood friends away and loved to humiliate me in front of anyone I ever knew. When she ran out of ways to destroy me she held me back in school even though I was doing better than I had in previous years. I hope shes burning in hell if there is one.

[@josephzsoka874]

Your not alone mate... I'm 56, and dad protected me from my covert narc mother. He died when I was 16, and then she began to let loose...finally left home at 21. My brother, 2 years younger, did not escape so easily... he's still an alcoholic today. Mom died 2014, and when I got the call from the hospital at 9:20 on a Monday, that she had a massive stroke, I took my time getting to the hospital. I arrived at noon, and she was reported as clinically brain dead by the emergency physician. I had no hesitation telling the Dr. to go ahead and take her off life support. I left the hospital for the nearest bar and ordered a single malt scotch, and felt grateful.

[@dngrwllrbnsn_]

@@josephzsoka874 Guys, such terrible ways to have live. This is so sad. I wish you best.

[@samantharichardson4612]

Thank you for keeping the truth about narcissism to 2. I had to nose divine into this since I had to understand my toxic marriage and everything I read over the past 5 years (even though I just left 1 year ago) always talked about 2. It was not until social media pick up and started to create multiple categories which then in my eye misdirected from the truth.

[@RippleDrop.]

There was these three categories prior social media.

[@mattanderson6672]

Thank you

[@HumanOddity69]

I've endured misidentification for the past year or so and at times I can barely take it. It's not my fault, due to the work that I did during the pandemic I wore a mask for 10 hours per day for 3 years. I lost a lot of my ability to express properly with my face and I very nearly lost my mind. I was a part of getting COVID tests out to the world, I gave my joy, my freedom and my free time in sacrifice in order to help keep people safe. The assumptions that people make are so painful and they must each be addressed individually which as an introvert I don't have a clue as to how to begin. People see in me a thing that they don't understand but it is anything but cruelty or a lack of conscience, I did what I did because I love people and now I just wish that even one person can see whom I really am. I am creative, I love, I hurt and I am alone and entirely misjudged for things that I must exhaustively explain. How do I get back from here? How do I find my people?

[@darrencole97]

I am 50 years old have no criminal behavior and never have. Have always had trouble keeping jobs don’t know that I manipulate people but might more than I think. I fit parts of several of these disorders so it is all so confusing to me. I like the field of psychology and so want to study it probably because of my own disorder.

[@aurora8749]

Trouble holding a job is a huge sign of sociopathy or narcissism because they can't do anything they don't find exciting or interesting or that gives them instant gratification. I guess it depends on the reason you can't hold a job...do you just get bored and stop going? Are you frequently finding heated conflict at work? Or are you anxious and/or depressed? Or do you feel incapable of doing the work because you're not understanding exactly what you're supposed to do? If it's the last 2 it's probably not sociopathy or narcissism. Do you genuinely feel bad for other people when they experience pain or sadness? Do you find that you put your desires above everyone else's needs regardless of it hurts them emotionally, financially, or physically? Then you are likely a sociopath or narcissist

[@darrencole97]

@@aurora8749 I attended work as scheduled and as far as I know performed my jobs as I am supposed to. Several times I end up finding out that for some reasons they ended up not being pleased with my performance no matter how hard I tried. I do all that I think I can to improve with no ability to achieve their performance metrics. At other times I just end up somehow disappointing them in some other way I can’t explain because they don’t tell me why they just say it’s not working out. That’s the most frustrating one for me because I get no explanation of what I even did wrong. It’s like they just stopped liking my face or something.

[@bobroberts7029]

@@darrencole97 you might have asd like me. Narrasisims too broad I think it's a internet meme at this point.. Anyone can be a narrasist given the right situation.

[@taopaille-paille4992]

Don't die as a piece of shit and treat people well

[@darrencole97]

@@aurora8749 I always go to work, never late, & think I am doing what they want until they tell me that I am not. Tends to shock me when I am told that I am not. They don’t take me aside and tell me I need to change something they just let me go. It happened to both me and my wife on the exact same day at our last job at the same place.

[@harveybc]

These are quite informative. A word of caution for other viewers, and I say this not as a professional so take it with the proverbial grain of salt. I took an introductory psychology course in college. When we got to the section on abnormal psychology, which I found fascinating, I was alarmed. At the end of that section I talked with the teacher about the fact that I can see all these in myself. He laughed and said good. He then told me that everyone has all of these traits. The problem begins with one becomes dominate. As long as they are all balanced and control remains the person is normal. If this isn't kept in mind it is very easy for the hypochondriac in all of us can really get out of hand. I think that is the biggest reason for seeking professional help if there is really concern. As an aside, for the decades since I've referred to myself and a person with an inferiority complex with delusions of grandeur. Does that make me a narcissist?

[@IwasBlueb4]

i think so

[@justanotherviewer7117]

I think it might make you normal...

[@johnrobinson5156]

Most politicians fall into one of those three types

[@chitownladyj]

Many therapists also fall into one of those three types too.

[@bryanfinkell9022]

Your giving politicians to much credit. Most are just grifters. Or garden variety whores.

[@yangchandolkar7485]

These three types makes life a Virtual hell for All People...GOD BLESS THEM WITH EMPATHY, CONSCIENCE AND COMPASSION...

[@talesnassir906]

Helps with personal development

[@Pug.Business.101]

Dating an abusive sociopath turned my world upside down. I have never met such a broken "evil" person and I won't plan on being around one ever again if I can help it. I was threatened to be killed and i watched his anger grow and become closer and closer to killing me when hed attack me, or he'd threaten to kill himself, and I'd be harmed anytime I tried to leave. No phone or keys to my car. He was a victim of violence in his own home and perhaps that destructive force inspires him now. His parents failed him miserably. He loved admiration, he has all the traits of a narcissist, but there is such a deep rooted hurt that hes learned to cope and create a false projection of self while maintaining the very cunning and wicked side that even i couldnt fully recognize for the 4 years we were together until after i left. I watched how he turned people against eachother like pawns at our work together, while maintaining blamelessness. I pray the past remain my past, and i hope he discovered some truth that he is capable of becoming the person i loved and believed in. Not this.

[@Pug.Business.101]

@user-oy1hk1hp9q I was naive and manipulatable. He threatened to kill himself, and I felt sorry for him. Then his violence turned on me and he made me feel like I was to blame. I'm glad you have not and likely will not experience this level of torment from another individual

[@pagemastrogiovanni9195]

You left out communal narcissist. Communal narcissism - "Unlike people with good, charitable intentions, a communal narcissist is a person who is only behaving well and helping others for the sake of receiving praise for their actions or being perceived as morally superior."

[@QuestioNz]

💙🙏🏽Many Thanks & Shared🙏🏽💙

[@wellnesslenses]

Thank you so much!

[@bananaboiii3960]

I just found this channel and I have to say it was pleasant suprise

[@wellnesslenses]

Thanks so much!!

[@Mystic-ts8ty]

Good video man keep going u will go somewhere!!

[@wellnesslenses]

Appreciate it

[@Futuree33]

WE ARE ALL ONE ❤ NO matter who or what❤ may God bless You all 🎉

[@Nxsta125]

This was well explained and I hope more and more awareness in mental health is taken more serious in my country🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾

[@sumofo9742]

I am sorry I feel that it is important for me to let you know this was explained very poorly. Minute things are explained correctly, but so much is left out, so much is not explained correctly. Please find other videos.

[@dngrwllrbnsn_]

I have found that here in the US mental health is taken fairly seriously, but access to treatment is very lacking.

[@carlschultz3970]

Fucking thank you! I have issues, and I'm on my own personal crusade of learning and spreading awareness to help people get help in dealing with their issues. We can stem the tides of ignorance, discrimination and suffering resultant from increasing numbers of individuals with dangerous personality disorders left untreated or improperly treated.

[@nikinova11]

Same here ~ iam aware now

[@philblanc7364]

Been told by more than one professional...the sick ones usual dont seek help because they think its everyone else. Theyre fine. The victims go to shrinks. True sense of the word victims...not the modern one.

[@justinh4866]

manic narcissist victim survivor here. the struggles experienced have set me back in life. it took years to make as much progress as I have but something is still missing preventing my ability to confidently live my life is there a store that sells self-esteem and or confidence understand I might have to get it programmed to my frequency a lot like the anti-theft system and a car key all joking aside are there any free strategies that I could use

[@xMister.Misterx]

You just described a LARGE portion of women in america on the dating market and sociopath, in particular, describing those with very vocal and public criticism of the so-called “Passport Bros” 🤔🤔🤔

[@casepatts9322]

Yeah, and look out for the ones that say they are empaths and were in a bad relationship with a narcissist; that's the biggest red flag in my book.

[@xMister.Misterx]

@@casepatts9322 yeah I’m not looking out for anything because I’m already checked out 🤣 I don’t date in america anymore and I been happy ever since

[@jodibowers9047]

But what if you are an empath and you are in an on/off with a narcissist? When I am ready to date again, obviously I would be ashamed to even admit that I put up with the mental, emotional, psychological abuse, and am constantly expected to listen to their problems. And sometimes their problems they will amplify. For example they told me they have to leave their apartment by the end of the month. And I was trying to help them find a place. Money is no problem for them, but out of 25 places, something was wrong with each and every one of them, so I asked genuinely if he wanted my help in finding a place or if he was just wanting to vent? But the next time I see him, he has just paid another year at the place he lives at now, the same place he was telling me he had to be out of by the end of the month. So I started just listening instead of offering advice, unless he wanted it. Also he willingly left his job because he’s an alcoholic and doesn’t want to work because he’s a trust fund baby (57 years old, and I am 30). But he has so much work experience in so many different fields, he has a college degree, he looks 15 years younger than he is, and he is incredibly charming with strangers. But he will talk about no place ever hiring him….and not offering any advice, just trying to console him, I will say ‘I’m sure there are plenty of companies that would be so happy to have you as part of their team. You have a wide set of skills and experience, you’re intelligent, you’re sociable. I couldn’t think of anyone better to hire.’…but when i give words of encouragement he gets more aggressive and talks about how AI is taking over, journalism is dead, he would never want to teach kids to surf, he has a job offer by his best friend who allows him to drink on the job in construction…but he doesn’t want to do it. But I would never tell him ‘you just don’t want to work’….because I’m very careful not to attack his ethic or ego, plus that’s just not helpful to say….but his pessimistic attitude about everything his so disheartening. And it’s exhausting because I have to listen for hours on end, and there is no solution, it is just rants. And complaining how everyone around him (his divorce lawyers, his daughter’s therapist, his landlord/best friend/boss) The one guy who he could go work for in construction any day, and the owner of the one place he is able to live in without apparently ever having any rental history prior. However, now he has rental history. And he has amazing credit, and he has proof of money, because his father left him a lot of money, and he gets paid 2,500 a month from his soon to be ex wife. But no check stubs. I told him that there are plenty of places that let people move in that don’t have jobs, but that DO have money. But anyways the more that I try to remove his obstacles, the angrier he gets. So I just listen and nod in agreement now. And it is so exhausting. In the future though, I wouldn’t want to let someone who I was dating know that I put up with that. Along with a lot of hateful comments, followed by ‘I never said that’, followed by me saying don’t gas light me, followed by him saying ‘no you’re gaslighting me saying I said that I never said that!’….and when I do confront him it is not to make him a ‘bad guy’ it is because some of the things he has said are so offensive and hurtful, and I just wanted him to acknowledge that my pain was/is valid.

[@jodibowers9047]

But long story short he won’t admit it and I can’t talk about those things anymore because I cannot stand to hear him deny saying something that he said directly to my face. But yeah long story short, I would be embarrassed of telling someone whom I was dating about what I had put up with in the past. But if we got serious, and we built trust, I would like to at least let my partner know about a past relationship because I don’t know if I will subconsciously be guarded because I don’t want any of my past traumas to be used against me, or I am afraid of ‘falling for’ the initial parts of a relationship where the guy is trying to win me over. How will I know if it’s genuine or a trap? 😞

[@xMister.Misterx]

@@jodibowers9047 TLDR = Too Long, Didn’t Read Ummmm, you got a lot going on in your dating life…A LOT. But you don’t see why someone would rather deal with dating someone who DOESN’T have all that going on?? Your whole explanation just made his point on why to avoid a woman that says she’s an empath that used to date a narcissist. Long story short, she will bring a VERY dysfunctional view of dating to the relationship and cause you unnecessary problems because of it.

[@Vleermuisgoon]

what is the background audio, i love it.

[@jonsverrir]

can you talk about bipolar?

[@wellnesslenses]

Already working on it!

[@jackmariner]

Bpd vs bipolar

[@ElizabethBarringer-ej7nf]

I did not know there was a difference. All three have interchangeable characteristics with one another. Does anyone really need to learn how to deal with them other than just don't deal with them.😮

[@talesnassir906]

Thanks for the vídeos Man. Acess tô information in in Basic sicologi, an 2 isso elping me an probabilidade other With family and even profecional issues or douts its impotant an sometimes só much more than it a person can think

[@wellnesslenses]

Glad to help

[@galaxygalaxy4429]

Almost 2.0 minute and we finally start talking about the topic...

[@brandonfouts4074]

we need to bring back common confusion

[@Barbara-vk4fh]

I would think that giving these kinds of people help, would also help them to utilize their condition better

[@dustylong]

Most of them won't want help, they think there's nothing wrong with them.

[@ShanmobymoBe-nr8rj]

Glad I am not of that my problem is I don't socialize I don't like being around people that much and I don't go outside to all that cuz I don't like being around what you explained is a lot of those personalities where I live state of myself a lot and I am going to do something that's why I'm not in a relationship or travel and this is s....

[@marcoescobar447]

the information was a little over the place but overall good video ! 👍

[@marcoescobar447]

also. i do know it’s more time consuming. but drawings > stock footage all day for me :)

[@wellnesslenses]

Thank you so much for your input!! And thank you for watching!

[@samuelbot556]

The ultimate guide....

[@Skyscraper2015]

I sort of wonder if I am a Narcissist given these traits that I have just heard. But no one has ever called me that and I have an ability to make good friendships which do last. I will say I do care about how other people see me but at the same time I do care how I view other people so I guess that answers my own question. I am not a Narcissist

[@wakaweepee]

With a spongebob profile? no don’t worry

[@mortarchimps12]

"because the simply just don't care".

[@neilfloyd4812]

I've always wondered which one I was.

[@leoa9941]

One of the first things a person is supposed to learn about psychology is that psychology is subjective. This video talk about sociopaths as if we don't know how to follow a rule. It isn't like that at all, otherwise,how was I able to accomplish a military service? I might not care about the rules or about others,but I'm able to have empathy and to decide if do or not something that I'm aware is gonna hurt somebody. I can still being rational as long my temper haven't been triggered. Even when I get bored of anything and anyone,even when I don't have personal goals either I'm just not interested in anything. If anyone give me a job I accomplish it effectively,cause I have no distractions. And if I fall in love, which is totally possible, I'm extremely loyal. Where's that in your analysis? You need to clarify if you're a psychologist or a psychiatrist, because if you're a psychiatrist then you deal with people who has already being in trouble and require a treatment,not with people in general. As a sociopath I can guarantee than the most self aware you are,the more you can avoid being harmful for anyone around. I may not be able to control my temper,but I can recognize when this is gonna be triggered and I can choose if stay or leave before that happens. About the "enjoyment of the suffer" is not even a pleasure,is more a relief of tension. 1 out of each 30 people is inside the antisocial spectrum,only because the sociopaths that you heard of are the ones with psychopathic behavior. Doesn't mean everybody is the same.

[@laandafam4565]

I feel the same, I may be very manipulative and and do things only when it benefits me and makes me happy but I still care for my family and friends, and the people I manipulate.

[@Kaypaichi]

@@laandafam4565 Im curious, does your level of caring come at the costs of how ppl are benefitting you? Like if your friends and family or even the people youre manipulating aren't of service does that change how you interact with them? For instance, are you more likely to be distant/colder with them if they're not benefitting you in some way?

[@marcusgonzalez5681]

Your problem is that you want to be labeled a sociopath. ASPD is a spectrum. It is not either or psychopath/sociopath. You most likely find it cool, hence your rant going on about yourself, so you are attempting at every facet to say that you are but this this this and this do not check off because “everyone is different.” Yes they are, that is why we have a spectrum with sociopath and psychopath in the radical portion. Sociopath is a definite term with specific issues and characteristics, such is the psychopath. You just have aspd..

[@lindamiranda7769]

I believe my spouse has a touch of narcissistic behavior. He can be extremely charming but because there are things he has trouble doing because of a lack of education, he gets frustrated and nasty and one-sided about most things. He can express his human emotions well ( cry, sad, hurt , pain ect...) but can't seem to feel for the other person who may have gone through similar experiences and gets mad when confronted with the inconsiderate behavior.

[@risingeagle6332]

Well….. They all are identifiers of personality types, not Psychological Disorders. All Psychopaths and sociopaths are narcissistic. Not all narcissist are psychopathic or sociopathic.

[@SusKa22]

Hard to live with these people. Unfortunately they don’t have any responsability for their actions.😢

[@mksch7642]

Yep. Like my roommate coming into my room while I'm in Therapy over a 32 yr old cold case. My roommate has stole 12 SD cards wiped one sd card and a hard drive clean. She is after my trail cams which are in my room to monitor my therapy cats. I am blown away she has been stealing from me. She always complains about never getting a golden star on her homework while in grade school....WTF. She's 62 yrs old.

[@ayamata8950]

It is your responsibility to avoid them, not theirs to avoid you. xD

[@Vixinaful]

"The sociopath manipulates by saying he's going to kill himself" Yes, I'm in contact with one since two years and he lies about being a soldier whos out on a mission and "I may get killed today, I've arranged for my friend to let you know if I do" I think thats the part of him that needs reassurance that he matters to others due to his deep pathological insecurity. We're talking a guy thats so insecure he doesnt even dare to meet. He doesnt even dare to show his face, only his body and very few times bc its welltrained. Imagine to live with that level of insecurity.

[@spookyanalyst9432]

I think I met someone who exhibited those behaviors that you described, deeply insecure about himself so he adopts a false superiority complex in attempts to conceal it. Overall in person he comes across as sociable to a superficial level, empathetic, and fairly considerate. But when talking to him indirectly by text he tends to come off as rather more contemplative, reserved, cunning, shrewd, arrogant, critical, judgmental, callous/lack of empathy, and texts me sardonic belittling comments when I stand up for myself..which later in person he would say he is only joking. And he might have also been a little sadistic. It dawned on me today that the person I'm describing here actually presented more characteristics of a Dark Empath. Therefore he tends to possess little bit of Machivellian, Narcissistic, and Psychopathic traits. 😐

[@Vixinaful]

@@spookyanalyst9432 "Only joking" cant take the responsability for what he said and that it hurt you, puts the blame on you for not being able to take a joke, arrogance, critical, sadistic.. You're describing a covert narcissist. Does he bring sad stories alot? Is he the guy who "I aaalways do my absolute best to ot judge others or be mean..." --> Insert fake tear?

[@IsomJacobs]

what about Machiavellians

[@K0ntakt5]

these labels describe everyone - it is is just a spectrum. i have yet to meet someone who wasn't self centered to some degree or another, because everyone is a 'self' -- everyone refers to themselves as "i" or "me' -- this is normal-- everyone is the self. you see in this universe life feeds on life- a living organism can only sustain itself on the destruction of some other living organism, so where this all comes from. if no one were 'selfish', then no one would survive long enough to reproduce, creating more 'selfish' organisms and so on. even cooperation and socialization are actually selfish individuals pooling their self interests together for mutual defense, support and so on

[@4Uberman]

Dang.. Who went giving all those information out Now my cover is blown😅

[@nicolii7321]

I think I've only had experiences with psychopaths. They are the worst ppl ever. They can cover their lack of empathy well. They trick you into thinking you're crazy for suspecting that.

[@JackVox]

It seems like all the good people are gone.

[@user-we9zh2fd3x]

is there a video on how to cure mental illiness i sit in my room and start crying and laughing calling myself a baby and a good boy i thnk about them moments and feel like i just want to get a new body and leave my past self to rot

[@InALandOfBooksAndATimeOfMagic]

I’m not saying NOT to intervene if you think someone is dating a narcissist/socio/psychopath, but don’t be surprised if your efforts get you nowhere. I suppose it will always at least help them think about it.

[@nicholecornes1915]

You will know though

[@LJSiar]

Can a person be both? Or a blend lets say 60% psycho Vs Sociopath?

[@roberthunton8175]

I seen the damage that narcissists are capable of

[@ColonelJames]

Wow, you're so smart! Did you study in Harvard or Yale?

[@Onemust1magine]

Watching this video to figure out what kind of cruel person I am

[@haku7335]

I think i found smth out about my " best friend " and me. A psychopath, whom every thinks of as a nice guy. And a covert narcissist.

[@deecooper1567]

Our family was terrorized by a person with all 3. The most Evil narcissist at fort then brought in the other two. I have no words to describe the utter distraction she could bring. Thank God she on the other side of the country now !!!🤬🤬. 👵🏻👩‍🌾❣️

[@chriscunningham8807]

Birds of a feather flock together. Being mobbed by a group of these rude, loud and violent people traumatises their multiple victims.

[@Getagrip1942]

It's only society that makes a narc some people are so blinded..

[@notJafar]

Your next video should be about telling the difference between an actual psychopath and a psychopath wannabe edgelord. And why Hollywood romanticizes psychopaths or why Hollywood characters portrayed as psychopaths like the joker from batman are so popular.

[@moretrenmoremen3646]

real, it’s hilarious, these 15 year old little tik tok kids diagnosing themselves as a psychopath because they watched a slightly gory video and didn’t feel remorse ONCE, especially when raised in a physically and emotionally secure household.

[@buckfojeiden9251]

Anti-social is not misused here, it's it is simply being used in the primary definition of the word. It has nothing to do with how social or unsocial you are, which is the secondary definition for the word antisocial. It means that your behaviors are against the norms of society. It is very confusing, but usually when it is used in reference to behavior it is the primary definition that is intended.

[@paulhaines9351]

The world has gone crazy. So, Jimmy had a bad day. He pissed on his pants while putting it away in a hurry so not to be late for work in the morning, car battery was dead when he tried to start it. Wasn’t going good at all. His lifelong partner watches this video, goes through the checklist, then diagnoses Jimmy as a sociopath. She instantly decides to leave him, files for divorce, clears his bank account, because now she has a reason. Jimmy ends up living in a cardboard box on the street, and then turns into a real social problem…. People can’t be categorized.

[@user-ti7me6yv7w]

I feel lie a lot doesn’t make sense a lot of the time. I know a friend of mine, lie a lot to just not get punished or for the face. I remember there was one time we were trying to find a place picnic, but we can’t found one so we lied an obviously lie to make our situation looks better, but what it actually does is make it more stupid cause everyone knew there is no such a place in my home town. But god damn I still consider the lies she had told is still at a massive level, even when I grow up. It’s like drinking or eating she does so much, she has a caring farther, I wonder maybe her mom is too strict for her to say the truth.