Psychopath

Psychopath

 Psychopaths are some of the most dangerous people, yet they go unrecognised. They are a serial killer or the head of a violent mob. They use their charm and lies to make themselves appear even purer. They gained our trust. They are in our family, friends or coworkers.

The psychopath has a lack of regard for laws, rules, and morals. They have a set of morals they live by—no regard for morals and laws.
Psychopaths are skilled actors, acting exceptionally charming and charismatic to attract. They will behave as if they have a heart of gold. Then, once your guard is down, they’ll begin their toxic behaviours.
Psychopaths are liars to gain the upper hand in either the workplace or relationships. They distort reality to gain power and evade blame for their wrongdoings, often slandering their victims and acting maliciously. Even when presented with hard evidence, they will continue to create new lies to justify their actions and reject accountability.
Psychopaths don’t feel sadness or fear, but they do feel anger, disgust, and unhappiness. However, psychopaths experience happiness much differently than non-psychopaths.
Psychopaths lack empathy and often act callously toward others, using harsh bullying tactics without any remorse. They will behave this way toward anyone, regardless of their relationship with them. Their lack of empathy allows them to hurt others without feeling guilt or shame.
They may act in drastic ways, such as spontaneously quitting a job out of anger or disgust. Their impulsive nature can be hurtful.
They use lies, manipulations, and devaluing insults to make the victims feel as if they are going insane and are abusers. They can behave without any guilt or remorse.
When caught for their immoral actions, they may directly blame others for their actions or create a sad situation. Accepting responsibility for their wrongdoing is impossible for a psychopath.
They feel the need to blame others and act vengefully. They often act superior to others, feeling better than their peers, which justifies their manipulative and cold-hearted actions. They believe that those beneath them deserve to be scrutinised and mistreated.
They present themselves as exceptionally honest, good-hearted individuals. It's because they are such good actors.
Psychopaths rate themselves as highly honest and good-hearted, and their roommates also report them as good people. This provides evidence of how well they have fooled others through manipulation.
Psychopaths seek revenge far more. Psychopaths report little aggression or emotional reaction when initially provoked. Instead, they usually act cool and plan their revenge later.
Psychopaths are some of the most dangerous people in the world, yet they often go unrecognised in society. A serial killer or the head of a violent mob. They usually use their charm and lies to make themselves appear even more wholesome and pure than their peers.

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