Signs of psychopathy, sneakiness and general evil traits?

Mango Joe

What tell-tale signs do you look for as signs of psychopathy, sneakiness and general festering evil type traits in people?

Personally if you have turned off read receipts in WhatsApp then I won't ever trust you and I do not like the way you're living your life.......

Purple Mountain

Blinky eyes.

Sheeps

Voting for Fine Gael is a giant red flag.

Sheeps

Equally, putting the term "eco-socialist" in your bio, another giant red flag (literally and figuratively).

SEPT 23 1989

male feminists

MyLove4Satan

Male Feminists - White BLM Activists - 'Time for a serious public debate on the Trans issue in society' types etc.

If Ted Bundy was alive today he would be the Wokest Mother****er you'd ever meet.

Seriously though. A major sign of a psychopath is someone who lays on the 'social justice-professional wonderful person' persona too much. It's ALWAYS about their social camouflage.

Church on Tuesday

The overly friendly type.

Usually masking the fact you are a cnut underneath.

partyguinness

The Muff Man.

VertBlue

SEPT 23 1989 wrote: »

male feminists

Male feminists are psychopaths? Evil??

JeffreyEpspeen

I beat dogs and threw rocks at cows and I turned out grand.

BrianD3

"Travelling" conmen targeting the elderly with cognitive issues - not for aggravated burglary (although they do that too) but rather to convince them to get home maintenance done for exorbitant prices. Done by turning on the charm and paying fake compliments while lying through their teeth.

Insisting on being identified by preferred pronouns.

JeffreyEpspeen

JeffreyEpspeen wrote: »

I beat dogs and threw rocks at cows and I turned out grand.

I dunno....

Tacitus Kilgore

Sheeps wrote: »

Equally, putting the term "eco-socialist" in your bio, another giant red flag (literally and figuratively).

SEPT 23 1989 wrote: »

male feminists

MyLove4Satan wrote: »

Male Feminists - White BLM Activists - 'Time for a serious public debate on the Trans issue in society' types etc.

If Ted Bundy was alive today he would be the Wokest Mother****er you'd ever meet.

Seriously though. A major sign of a psychopath is someone who lays on the 'social justice-professional wonderful person' persona too much. It's ALWAYS about their social camouflage.

Snooker Ace wrote: »

Not evil as such but they usually have serious internal issues which they project as hatred and disgust at men in general.

Deleted User wrote: »

Insisting on being identified by preferred pronouns.

This isn't a "people you hate" thread folks :pac:

BrianD3

Snooker Ace wrote: »

Sir, we are discussing signs of evil and psychopathy, not traditional ethnic culture.

Please remain on topic.

Sorry...boss

Mad_maxx

SEPT 23 1989 wrote: »

male feminists

That's just a sure sign of a tosser

Gender pronouns are indisputable proof

branie2

exaggeration and lying

EmmetSpiceland

A near constant whinging, and moaning, about Covid restrictions, Dr Tony, NPHET, “de gubbermint” and RTÉ (Ryan Tubridy and ‘The Late Late Show’ in particular).

All lives matter types, as well. Very angry men with many “shortcomings” that cause them to lash out at the world. Spending too much time online and playing computer games just isn’t good for the mind, breeds derangement and “issues” with womxn.

McGinniesta

JeffreyEpspeen wrote: »

I beat dogs and threw rocks at cows and I turned out grand.

You didn't kill yourself either did you?

Leg End Reject

EmmetSpiceland wrote: »

A near constant whinging, and moaning, about Covid restrictions, Dr Tony, NPHET, “de gubbermint” and RTÉ (Ryan Tubridy and ‘The Late Late Show’ in particular).

All lives matter types, as well. Very angry men with many “shortcomings” that cause them to lash out at the world. Spending too much time online and playing computer games just isn’t good for the mind, breeds derangement and “issues” with womxn.

People who say womxn. Very strange.

JeffreyEpspeen

McGinniesta wrote: »

You didn't kill yourself either did you?

I've tried to in the past but I botched it.

Badly Drunk Boy

Isn't not yawning contagiously/socially supposed to be a sign of a sociopath, because of a lack of empathy? Whenever a bout of yawning breaks out in a group, I'm never lured in...

Oranage2

Square mustache

Middle lane hoggers

razorblunt

The lads that have been to Eleven-erife if you say you've been to Tenerife. We used to call a guy at work "two shíts", if you said you just went for one, he'd have said he went for two earlier that day.


Also guys that wear suit jackets at their desk, in meetings, generally all the time.

[Deleted User]

[Deleted User] wrote: »

Insisting on being identified by preferred pronouns.

How is that a sign of sociopathy? Bit of a silly post tbh.

alchemist33

Mad_maxx wrote: »

That's just a sure sign of a tosser

Gender pronouns are indisputable proof

You mean I can't use "him" anymore? FFS!

Tell me how

Tacitus Kilgore wrote: »

This isn't a "people you hate" thread folks :pac:

Catch up. This is a people you hate forum.

Graces7

Mango Joe wrote: »

What tell-tale signs do you look for as signs of psychopathy, sneakiness and general festering evil type traits in people?

Personally if you have turned off read receipts in WhatsApp then I won't ever trust you and I do not like the way you're living your life.......

Looking for them in other people is a dead giveaway and the most serious and accurate

branie2

People who work on Wall Street

Bobblehats

Badly Drunk Boy wrote: »

Isn't not yawning contagiously/socially supposed to be a sign of a sociopath, because of a lack of empathy? Whenever a bout of yawning breaks out in a group, I'm never lured in...

I don’t know, but yawning as soon as other people try to get a word in might be…

- a psychopath?! type of crazy who clutches your head and waggles their tongue in your eye socket.

nelly17

Stirring Tea anti clockwise

growleaves

Snake eyes.

Spanish Eyes

People who torture and neglect animals, dissect them and kill them at a young age. Won't end well.

Mad_maxx

nelly17 wrote: »

Stirring Tea anti clockwise

everyone knows that

Working class heroes

Mono brow.

Sgt Hartman

Working class heroes wrote: »

Mono brow.

Beware of those whose eyebrows meet, for in their hearts you'll find deceit!

I believe an ex work colleague of mine to have a psychopathic personality. He's extremely selfish and antagonistic, he has no friends either in or outside of work and he doesn't care what anyone else thinks of him.

pgj2015

Anyone who makes fun of people in front of other people. I hate anyone I have ever seen do that. Them kind of people are best avoided.

bewareofthedog

Deleted User wrote: »

How is that a sign of sociopathy? Bit of a silly post tbh.

I enjoy this video.

Jequ0n

I'm pleased to see this was asked in after hours

OscarMIlde

Taking the minus offer in the Chase for me. And every time I've seen it done it's been a (thick as mince) woman.

pgj2015

People who live in a fantasy land. They will tell you they are the best at something, they have the best car, house, job, girlfriend etc when the reality is they don't work, have no money, live in a shack, have no friends and their family doesn't even want anything to do with them.

Not sure how serious an answer you're looking for on the psychopathy thing, OP, but I would say psychopathy (or anti social personality disorder) doesn't need any hints.

Psychopathy is one of those overused words like "depressed" or "OCD" which we usually use outside of its psychological meaning, but it's an immediately obvious disorder. God love them, like, because it's probably deserving of being described as a mental illness instead of a personality disorder.

I've only met one person whom I am certain had this condition or a similar disorder. Quite a violent, extremely emotional person with no ability to regulate mood or maintain relationships. A total absence of self-deprecation was the least serious trait, but probably the most obvious: a mild ribbing would erupt into a ferocious tantrum. This person stole from their own parents, from friends, and caused one ex to have a nervous breakdown, through a mixture of emotional cruelty and, it is suspected, violence.

When it comes to your run-of-the-mill peculiarities, unusual traits or even quirks, I'd argue that the broad spectrum of human behaviour is part of what makes life interesting, and makes sustained friendships all the more valuable. I'd hate if we were all the same, life would be so boring.

One thing I am quite convinced about is that personality is fixed, and biological. You cannot change people. It's usually best (and better for the peace) to just accept people as they are. The vast majority of us are lucky to be situated somewhere in the acceptable middle-spectrum of traits, and sad to think, those at the extremes will probably never change. No matter what.

I think they can learn to cope with situations in manageable ways, but that's more managing their anger (or whatever) than eradicating it.

People who put on socks before jocks

Rothko

Leg End Reject wrote: »

People who say womxn. Very strange.

And he accuses other people of having "issues" with women. The irony

Jequ0n

A Tyrant Named Miltiades! wrote: »

Not sure how serious an answer you're looking for on the psychopathy thing, OP, but I would say psychopathy (or anti social personality disorder) doesn't need any hints.

Psychopathy is one of those overused words like "depressed" or "OCD" which we usually use outside of its psychological meaning, but it's an immediately obvious disorder. God love them, like, because it's probably deserving of being described as a mental illness instead of a personality disorder.

I've only met one person whom I am certain had this condition or a similar disorder. Quite a violent, extremely emotional person with no ability to regulate mood or maintain relationships. A total absence of self-deprecation was the least serious trait, but probably the most obvious: a mild ribbing would erupt into a ferocious tantrum. This person stole from their own parents, from friends, and caused one ex to have a nervous breakdown, through a mixture of emotional cruelty and, it is suspected, violence.

When it comes to your run-of-the-mill peculiarities, unusual traits or even quirks, I'd argue that the broad spectrum of human behaviour is part of what makes life interesting, and makes sustained friendships all the more valuable. I'd hate if we were all the same, life would be so boring.

One thing I am quite convinced about is that personality is fixed, and biological. You cannot change people. It's usually best (and better for the peace) to just accept people as they are. The vast majority of us are lucky to be situated somewhere in the acceptable middle-spectrum of traits, and sad to think, those at the extremes will probably never change. No matter what.

I think they can learn to cope with situations in manageable ways, but that's more managing their anger (or whatever) than eradicating it.

A very good post overall, thank you.

I guess the most frustrating thing is to see the terminology and “knowledge” of the condition (which I would not classify as an illness) shaped by popular media creations.

It’s a stigma you just can’t get away from.
And yes, incurable but it is possible to manage it if you are interested in getting it under control. Unfortunately this will depend on the severity as aspd, like all conditions, comes on a spectrum.

silliussoddius

branie2 wrote: »

People who work on Wall Street

Even East Wall?

Mad_maxx

A Tyrant Named Miltiades! wrote: »

Not sure how serious an answer you're looking for on the psychopathy thing, OP, but I would say psychopathy (or anti social personality disorder) doesn't need any hints.

Psychopathy is one of those overused words like "depressed" or "OCD" which we usually use outside of its psychological meaning, but it's an immediately obvious disorder. God love them, like, because it's probably deserving of being described as a mental illness instead of a personality disorder.

I've only met one person whom I am certain had this condition or a similar disorder. Quite a violent, extremely emotional person with no ability to regulate mood or maintain relationships. A total absence of self-deprecation was the least serious trait, but probably the most obvious: a mild ribbing would erupt into a ferocious tantrum. This person stole from their own parents, from friends, and caused one ex to have a nervous breakdown, through a mixture of emotional cruelty and, it is suspected, violence.

When it comes to your run-of-the-mill peculiarities, unusual traits or even quirks, I'd argue that the broad spectrum of human behaviour is part of what makes life interesting, and makes sustained friendships all the more valuable. I'd hate if we were all the same, life would be so boring.

One thing I am quite convinced about is that personality is fixed, and biological. You cannot change people. It's usually best (and better for the peace) to just accept people as they are. The vast majority of us are lucky to be situated somewhere in the acceptable middle-spectrum of traits, and sad to think, those at the extremes will probably never change. No matter what.

I think they can learn to cope with situations in manageable ways, but that's more managing their anger (or whatever) than eradicating it.

One of my sisters is bi polar , she is in her thirties yet acts like a child when challenged about anything, she has obvious mental illness but is not violent and certainly not a psychopath


I've only ever met one person who I felt was a psychopath, they expressed a desire to see people hurt and claimed it would make them laugh

Jequ0n

Mad_maxx wrote: »

One of my sisters is bi polar , she is in her thirties yet acts like a child when challenged about anything, she has obvious mental illness but is not violent and certainly not a psychopath


I've only ever met one person who I felt was a psychopath, they expressed a desire to see people hurt and claimed it would make them laugh

Which does not make them a psychopath necessarily. It's like diagnosing someone as depressed when they tell you that they sometimes feel down.

JackTC

- People who are extremely envious
- People who are nice to you alone but will mock you in group settings
- People who constantly put others down/ Make snarky comments

odyssey06

You’re in a desert walking along in the sand when all of the sudden you look down, and you see a tortoise, it’s crawling toward you. You reach down, you flip the tortoise over on its back. The tortoise lays on its back, its belly baking in the hot sun, beating its legs trying to turn itself over, but it can’t, not without your help. But you’re not helping. Why is that?