rhino wrote on May 11^th, 2021 at 10:14pm:


True. But, being schizophrenic does not mean that you are paranoid delusional all the time. I was on medication upon my first schizophrenic episode. And my mind had to adjust to the medication dealing with the chemical imbalance of the brain. I can tell you that watching movies and tv shows and speaking to people you have not met before whilst in recovery and on risperidone medication, you got to see a different perspective of how the world is operating. It never happened to me in times previous to then.

Yet, paranoid delusions or not would not explain why some moody supervisor goes hot and cold over whenever I ask a question about something. He gave me this spiel about how our restaurant would not be open if one of the equipment was not working at its proper settings. He then went on to say that I do not have to worry about that because I am not a supervisor, as if to say that I was telling him how to do his job. I get the feeling that he is under pressure to perform and needed to reestablish authority over anyone that questions him about anything.

There is a clear difference between sociopathy and psychopathy. And, no, I do not get my information from watching television.

Sociopaths have this mindset that they will do what they want to do to get what they want. But they are usually non-violent about what they do. They might lie, cheat, steal and manipulate people to get their own way. But, they usually act as if they are one of the people in society because they do not want to be singled out and ostracised. It interferes with their ability to get what they want in life. Sociopaths lack empathy. But that still makes them good managers and organisers in jobs that require organisational skills.

Psychopaths lack a moral compass. They will act up in front of people who are not important or important to them. They do not have the ability to make lasting relationships. And the relationships they do have usually end when the psychopath has finished getting what they want from the other person. It is not uncommon for psychopaths to engage in risky behaviour. They live for the now and do not plan for the future. Drug use and alcohol problems are frequent. The use of intoxicants are frequent because the psychopath needs some sort of stimulation to keep them happy.

Admittedly, I did not read your entire post before responding. It seems that your webmd link agrees with my assessment.

UnSubRocky wrote on May 15^th, 2021 at 1:44pm:



Many people have it -
I think after 9 pages we need to start naming them
as they refused to self identify.

Those suspected of having APD:

Monk,
Smith,
LTYC,
Mothra.

rhino wrote on May 15^th, 2021 at 2:11pm:


No, I actually jumped to conclusions based on the accusation from The Barnacle that what I wrote previously was not factual. Upon submitting my response to his first few sentences, I read the last quoted paragraph to see that much of what was quoted had relative similarities to what I wrote.

Bobby. wrote on May 15^th, 2021 at 1:57pm:


None of those listed seems even close to having an antisocial personality disorder.

lol @ this idiot

rhino wrote on May 15^th, 2021 at 4:26pm:


Another example of rhino's sociopathy.