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<blockquote data-quote="BusynMember" data-source="post: 724955" data-attributes="member: 1550"><p>There was a long documentary on the actual differences in the brains of Antisocials.</p><p></p><p>They also do not respond like normal people when shown horrible scenes of people getting hurt or even maimed. Most people have changes in blood pressure and breathing and show other distress signs when seeing these pictures. Antisocials show no changes. None at all. It doesn't bother them. People are objects to use. They dont feel anxious at all seeing hurt people. This is abnormal. And the rule with ASPD, per this documentary.</p><p></p><p>BUT they know how to charm people when it suits them, which is potentially a danger to those who trust them.</p><p></p><p>Although most don't murder, all serial killers have ASPD. They, according, to the documentary, have no conscience or empathy and at least in this documentary it said nobody has figured out how to instill a conscious or empathy in them and that for now there is no known treatment for them and most with ASPD have no real desire to change anyway. It was even suggested that if AsPD folks do therapy it is actually dangerous as they learn how to act normal so that they can hoodwink more people.</p><p></p><p>This was but one documentary, but if I thought anyone in my family could have it and felt the loved one could hurt anyone, he would be gone from my house at 18. Your other son doesn't need this risk, nor do you. Maybe he can stay with Dad while he goes to college. Smart people with ASPD are even more dangerous.</p><p></p><p>I think, but am not sure, that Narcicism is very close to ASPD and have low consciences and low empathy. Although I know they definitely made some progress treating a percentage of people with borderline who were very motivated (by using intensive DBT) I have not heard of narcissism, which is more serious, being successfully treated yet.</p><p></p><p>I am not in any way a therapist, but am fascinated by personality disorders and read up on the latest. They do not tend to get nicer since they have no conscience. That's at least what I have read.</p><p></p><p>I would not allow an antisocial or narcistic who scared me to come to my house, not even a child. I would visit, but in busy public places and disclose nothing about my financial life and basically talk about the weather. They need very little info about our lives. They don't need ideas on how to cheat us.</p><p></p><p>It is now believed these personality disorders ARE inherited, at least partly. So it makes sense he is like Dad.</p><p></p><p>Do protect yourself. Hide all bank accounts, credit cards, and sleep with locked doors for safe measure if he is in your home. Lock jewelry and other important things in a lock box.</p><p></p><p>Hugs and love. I am so sorry.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="BusynMember, post: 724955, member: 1550"] There was a long documentary on the actual differences in the brains of Antisocials. They also do not respond like normal people when shown horrible scenes of people getting hurt or even maimed. Most people have changes in blood pressure and breathing and show other distress signs when seeing these pictures. Antisocials show no changes. None at all. It doesn't bother them. People are objects to use. They dont feel anxious at all seeing hurt people. This is abnormal. And the rule with ASPD, per this documentary. BUT they know how to charm people when it suits them, which is potentially a danger to those who trust them. Although most don't murder, all serial killers have ASPD. They, according, to the documentary, have no conscience or empathy and at least in this documentary it said nobody has figured out how to instill a conscious or empathy in them and that for now there is no known treatment for them and most with ASPD have no real desire to change anyway. It was even suggested that if AsPD folks do therapy it is actually dangerous as they learn how to act normal so that they can hoodwink more people. This was but one documentary, but if I thought anyone in my family could have it and felt the loved one could hurt anyone, he would be gone from my house at 18. Your other son doesn't need this risk, nor do you. Maybe he can stay with Dad while he goes to college. Smart people with ASPD are even more dangerous. I think, but am not sure, that Narcicism is very close to ASPD and have low consciences and low empathy. Although I know they definitely made some progress treating a percentage of people with borderline who were very motivated (by using intensive DBT) I have not heard of narcissism, which is more serious, being successfully treated yet. I am not in any way a therapist, but am fascinated by personality disorders and read up on the latest. They do not tend to get nicer since they have no conscience. That's at least what I have read. I would not allow an antisocial or narcistic who scared me to come to my house, not even a child. I would visit, but in busy public places and disclose nothing about my financial life and basically talk about the weather. They need very little info about our lives. They don't need ideas on how to cheat us. It is now believed these personality disorders ARE inherited, at least partly. So it makes sense he is like Dad. Do protect yourself. Hide all bank accounts, credit cards, and sleep with locked doors for safe measure if he is in your home. Lock jewelry and other important things in a lock box. Hugs and love. I am so sorry. [/QUOTE]
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