Psihopatije

marcellus wrote:

deda ultimate nemesis wrote:

marcellus wrote:Već na bebi se može vidjeti hoće li se razviti u psihopata (ne gleda u oči, ne boji se roditeljske kazne, ne reagira na naredbe). I na djetetu. Muči male životinje, mokri u krevet, manipulira vršnjacima, ne vezuje se emocionalno ni uz koga, ne treba mu ljubav niti ju je u stanju pokazati, itd.

znači emocijonalno je superioran, ali mokri u krevet?   dobra ti je dijagnoza

inače ti se činiš kao netko tko ima neke crte narcisoidne osobnosti, odaje te sportski auto

emocionalno je kljast.

Gde si ti nasao tu tvrdnju o bebama?

da, ja imam narcisoidne crte osobnosti, nije sporno, ali sportski auto je čisto odraz moje sklonosti hedonizmu. Brzi auti, brze žene, spora hrana...

marcellus wrote:da, ja imam narcisoidne crte osobnosti, nije sporno, ali sportski auto je čisto odraz moje sklonosti hedonizmu. Brzi auti, brze žene, spora hrana...

Jesi li Bik u horoskopu slucajno?

di smjestis te krakove u mali spotcki auto..mogo si i bemburu M6 kabrio

dzmrdz wrote:

marcellus wrote:

deda ultimate nemesis wrote:

marcellus wrote:Već na bebi se može vidjeti hoće li se razviti u psihopata (ne gleda u oči, ne boji se roditeljske kazne, ne reagira na naredbe). I na djetetu. Muči male životinje, mokri u krevet, manipulira vršnjacima, ne vezuje se emocionalno ni uz koga, ne treba mu ljubav niti ju je u stanju pokazati, itd.

znači emocijonalno je superioran, ali mokri u krevet?   dobra ti je dijagnoza

inače ti se činiš kao netko tko ima neke crte narcisoidne osobnosti, odaje te sportski auto

emocionalno je kljast.

Gde si ti nasao tu tvrdnju o bebama?

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3230167/Is-child-psychopath-Traits-lack-emotion-empathy-detected-just-THREE-years-old.html

http://www.independent.co.uk/life-style/health-and-families/is-your-child-a-psychopath-study-reveals-the-warning-signs-and-how-early-you-can-spot-them-10497750.html

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-2155489/Is-child-psychopath-Its-common-think--spot-danger-signs-young-three.html

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/baby-psychopath-research_us_55eedf6ee4b093be51bbff0f

bogomdani wrote:di smjestis te krakove u mali spotcki auto..mogo si i bemburu M6 kabrio

pa nije mali, duljine je golfa a nema zadnja sjedala uopće. Samo je ekstremno nizak pa više ležiš nego sjediš. Za krakove ima mjesta dovoljno, čak i za glavu. Nema viška, ali ima koliko treba. Projektiran je za ljude od 165 do 190 cm visine, ergonomski, ja sam tek jedno 2 cm viši.

marcellus wrote:

dzmrdz wrote:

marcellus wrote:

deda ultimate nemesis wrote:

marcellus wrote:Već na bebi se može vidjeti hoće li se razviti u psihopata (ne gleda u oči, ne boji se roditeljske kazne, ne reagira na naredbe). I na djetetu. Muči male životinje, mokri u krevet, manipulira vršnjacima, ne vezuje se emocionalno ni uz koga, ne treba mu ljubav niti ju je u stanju pokazati, itd.

znači emocijonalno je superioran, ali mokri u krevet?   dobra ti je dijagnoza

inače ti se činiš kao netko tko ima neke crte narcisoidne osobnosti, odaje te sportski auto

emocionalno je kljast.

Gde si ti nasao tu tvrdnju o bebama?

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3230167/Is-child-psychopath-Traits-lack-emotion-empathy-detected-just-THREE-years-old.html

http://www.independent.co.uk/life-style/health-and-families/is-your-child-a-psychopath-study-reveals-the-warning-signs-and-how-early-you-can-spot-them-10497750.html

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-2155489/Is-child-psychopath-Its-common-think--spot-danger-signs-young-three.html

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/baby-psychopath-research_us_55eedf6ee4b093be51bbff0f

Hvala, dosta bi bio jedan link. Prvi put cujem za ovo istrazivanje..

I sta sad, ako si promiskuitetan i volis picku ti imas psihopatoloske crte? Ako si derpe to je ok? C,c,c,c...

Stanojko wrote:I sta sad, ako si promiskuitetan i volis picku ti imas psihopatoloske crte? Ako si derpe to je ok? C,c,c,c...

Ko to tvrdi?I gde?

dzmrdz wrote:

Stanojko wrote:I sta sad, ako si promiskuitetan i volis picku ti imas psihopatoloske crte? Ako si derpe to je ok? C,c,c,c...

Ko to tvrdi?I gde?

Pa procitaj americki "uradak", taksativno ti je navedeno...

Ne, to je poznato, samo većina ljudi ne može prihvatiti da se neki ljudi jednostavno rađaju zli. Ali ti isti ljudi nekritički prihvaćaju da se netko može roditi homoseksualac, i da se homoseksualac uvijek rađaš i da to ne možeš odgojem postati.

No činjenica je da su neki ljudi jednostavno rođeni zli. Jedan manson je možda bio zao jer ga je mama, maloljetna prostitutka i alkoholičarka, zlostavljala i jednom i prodala za kriglu pive. Ali jedan Jeffrey Dahmer se jednostavno rodio kakav se rodio, imao je normalno djetinjstvo u imućnoj obitelji, brat i sestra su normalni i ugledni građani, s fakultetima etc, a on je od rođenja bio totalno lud.

From an early age, Dahmer manifested an interest in animals. Friends later recalled Dahmer initially collected large insects, dragonflies, and butterflies, which he placed inside jars. Later, Dahmer—occasionally accompanied by one or more of his few friends—would collect animal carcasses from the roadside; these animals Dahmer would dismember either at home or in an expanse of woodland behind the family home. According to one friend, Dahmer would dismember these animals and store the parts in jars in the family's wooden toolshed, always explaining that he was curious as to how each animal "fitted together."[13] In one instance, he is known to have impaled a dog's head upon a stake behind his house. Dahmer's fascination with dead animals might have begun when, at the age of four, he noted his father removing animal bones from beneath the family home. According to Lionel Dahmer, his son was "oddly thrilled" by the sound the bones made, and instantly developed a fixation for playing with and collecting animal bones. He would occasionally search beneath and around the family home for additional bones. With live animals, he would explore their bodies to discover where their bones were located.

In 1968, the family relocated to Bath, Ohio. Two years later, over a family meal of chicken, Dahmer asked his father what would happen if the bones of the chicken were to be placed in a bleach solution.Lionel Dahmer was by this stage concerned as to his elder son's placid and lethargic attitude and his solitary existence; therefore, he was delighted at the initiative displayed by his son towards what he believed to be scientific curiosity. He willingly demonstrated to his son how to safely bleach and, later, preserve animal bones. This knowledge regarding the cleansing and preserving of bones would be used by Dahmer upon many of the animal remains which he continued to avidly collect.


From his freshman year at Revere High School, Dahmer was seen by his peers as an outcast with few friends. Many of Dahmer's classmates later recollected being disturbed by the fact that he was known to drink both beer and spirits, which he smuggled into school inside the lining of his army fatigue jacket and which he is also known to have surreptitiously concealed inside his locker. This alcohol abuse was known to occur before, during, and after school, and was first noted when Dahmer was 14. ... Dahmer, although largely uncommunicative, was observed by staff to be a polite student who was known to be highly intelligent. He initially achieved only average grades, which staff attributed to his apathy.



When he reached puberty, Dahmer discovered that he was homosexual. He did not divulge his sexual orientation to his parents, although in his early teens, he did engage in a brief relationship with another youth, although the pair never had intercourse. By his own later admission, as he began to fantasize sexually, issues of dominance and control over a completely subservient partner were prevalent in his thoughts. These thoughts gradually became intertwined with dissection. On one occasion when he was approximately 16 years old, Dahmer conceived a fantasy of rendering a particular male jogger he found attractive unconscious and then making sexual use of his unconscious body. To render the man unconscious, Dahmer concealed himself in bushes on the route he had noted the jogger took, baseball bat in hand, and lay in wait for the jogger. On this particular day, the jogger did not pass him and, although Dahmer never attempted to implement this plan again,he later stated this was his first attempt to attack another individual.

bogomdani wrote:di smjestis te krakove u mali spotcki auto..mogo si i bemburu M6 kabrio

To je za pičke. Ovaj stari je prava stvar:

preveliko, prestaro, nije kabrio, i održavanje košta kišu isusovu para

a i ne sviđa mi se image bembura

jedino alpine možda.

marcellus wrote:a i ne sviđa mi se image bembura

no,no...

Monaco style

e daaaa..da se čovjek "opasulji" od miline i odmah pozeli kupiti novi auto...

Sad mi palo na pamet, prosječni Vulkanianac bi se mogao uklopiti u definiciju psihopata.

marcellus wrote:a i ne sviđa mi se image bembura

Jebeš kabrio i imidž. I treba da je preveliko. Ovo je za dušu, jebeš koliko košta održavanje.

Some psychologists go so far as to label the psychopath “a different kind of human” altogether. Psychopathy has an environmental component like nearly all aspects of personal psychology, but its source is rooted firmly in biology. This has caused some researchers to suspect that the condition isn’t a “disorder” at all, but an adaptive trait. In a civilization made up primarily of law-abiding citizenry, the theory goes, an evolutionary niche opens up for a minority who would exploit the trusting masses.

This hypothesis is supported by the apparent success many psychopaths find within society. The majority of these individuals are not violent criminals; indeed, those that turn to crime are generally considered “unsuccessful psychopaths” due to their failure to blend into society.

Those who do succeed can do so spectacularly. For instance, while it may sound like a cynical joke, it’s a fact that psychopaths have a clear advantage in fields such as law, business, and politics. They have higher IQs on average than the general population. They take risks and aren’t fazed by failures. They know how to charm and manipulate. They’re ruthless.
It could even be argued that the criteria used by corporations to find effective managers actually select specifically for psychopathic traits: characteristics such as charisma, self-centeredness, confidence, and dominance are highly correlated with the psychopathic personality, yet also highly sought after in potential leaders. It was not until recent years—in the wake of some well-publicized scandals involving corporate psychopaths—that many corporations started to reconsider these promotion policies. After all, psychopaths are interested only in their own gain, and trouble is inevitable when their interests begin to conflict with those of the company. This was the case at Enron, and again at WorldCom—and Sunbeam CEO Al Dunlap, besides doctoring the books and losing his company millions of dollars, would allegedly leave his wife at home without access to food or money for days at a time.

The same discovery awaits most anyone who becomes close to such an individual. In romantic relationships, a psychopath may be charming and affectionate just long enough to establish intimacy with a partner, and then suddenly become abusive, unfaithful, and manipulative. The bewildered partner might turn to friends and family with their story, only to be met with disbelief—how could the warm, outgoing individual everyone has come to know possibly be guilty of these acts? All too often, the abused partner blames the situation on themselves, and comes out of the relationship emotionally destroyed.

But from a comfortable distance, the impression given off by a psychopath is often highly positive. The same absence of inhibitions and honesty that makes psychopaths so dangerous also gives them unusual powers of charisma through self-confidence and fabricated flattery. The aforementioned Sunbeam CEO Al Dunlap was a legend in business circles—“a corporate god,” some called him—precisely for his ruthless, results-oriented business style and in-your-face, furniture-hurling personality. In social circles, psychopaths are often the most popular friends among members of both sexes. And strikingly, in entertainment media such as films and books, it’s not just the villains who tend to have psychopathic personalities—it’s the heroes, too.


One doesn’t have to look far to find examples of this kind of protagonist. James Bond, the promiscuous, daring secret agent who can ski down a mountainside while being chased by armed attackers without breaking a sweat, is a textbook case. Frank Abagnale Jr., the charming con-man on whom the recent book and film Catch Me if You Can were based, is another highly likely candidate. And nearly every character played by action stars such as Arnold Schwarzenegger and Sylvester Stallone—the ones who vow revenge on an enemy and rampage about while coolly spouting one-liners—would qualify for a diagnosis.

The reasons we look up to these conscience impaired people are unclear.

Most likely it has something to do with the confidence they exude, the ease they seem to feel in any situation—a trait that comes easily in someone essentially incapable of fear or anxiety. Maybe we’re easily suckered in by their natural glibness and charm. Or maybe on some level we envy the freedom they have, with no burden of conscience or emotion.

The psychopaths, for their part, will never know things any other way. Most experts agree that the condition is permanent and completely untreatable. It’s been theorized that their situation is the result of a kind of inherited learning disorder: without dread or anxiety to deter them, psychopaths are unable to make the associations between behavior and punishment that make up the building blocks of a normal conscience. That being the case, it is questionable whether a description such as “evil”—which is not uncommon in both the popular and scientific literature—can really be applied to individuals incapable of understanding what it means.

But to those who cross their paths, this may be small comfort.

dzango wrote:

marcellus wrote:a i ne sviđa mi se image bembura

Jebeš kabrio i imidž. I treba da je preveliko. Ovo je za dušu, jebeš koliko košta održavanje.

jelda, i ovako me globilo soma kuna za svjećice i petaka za kuplung kad je crko...