Unmasking the Mask: 69 Shocking Signs Psychopaths Use to Hide in Plain Sight
4. Most of us will go through periods in our lives in which we often exhibit many symptoms of a personality disorder. But these are merely moments, they don’t truly impact our lives in the way that a true disorder does.
“Psychopath’s” are super common. Athlete’s and highly successful businessmen for example tend to score pretty high in testing. Likewise, so do I. It does not mean I’m a crazy m******r. I do have to keep myself in check a lot though. Super impulsive, competitive, etc. I’ve actually benefited from the personality traits associated with it more so than not. Then again it’s also got me into a lot of trouble. I have pretty much zero regrets and not at all interested in things like long-term relationships or starting a family. I don’t like watching channels like CI though. Too many similar comparisons that make me feel yuck.
I worked with someone once who was well known. His sidekick, as we grew to call him, was void of soul. You could look at his eyes and it was blackness staring back at you, an emptiness I’ve seen in the eyes of known serial killers. And when you were near him you could almost feel a vibration of evil.
It was almost like watching a mime when he was forced to interact with others. Exaggerated facial expressions, often mimicking the person speaking to him. And when they walked away his face clicked off like a tv set, tuned to static.
There’s more there but I’ll not say.
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