"I had all the symptoms of a sociopath, but the symptoms associated with a sociopath are almost identical to those of a drug addict," Alig said, matter-of-factly.
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" - Marianne, 29 "Sociopath who couldn't ever stop lying.
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During the trial, my husband's lawyer called her a sociopath.
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The documentary wants to know: Is that person a sociopath?
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Click here to view original GIFThe mark of the sociopath.
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But Dutch oven a loved one and you're a sociopath.
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Can we go as far to say he's a sociopath?
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That's normal, and it doesn't mean he's a budding sociopath.
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Several of his subsequent tweets played on his "sociopath" comment.
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"I believe he was probably a sociopath," she told me.
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People joke that you must be some sort of sociopath.
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Here's what a sociopath really is, according to mental health experts.
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It would be so much easier to make her a sociopath.
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Logan asserts that he's not a sociopath, but has sociopathic tendencies.
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And no, not because he's a sociopath played by Ezra Miller.
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"That's the behavior of a sociopath," she says on the show.
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"Paddock was a pathological gambler, psychopath and a sociopath," he said.
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It's this rule that makes hot-sociopath reality TV so compelling.
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Could he have been a psychopath (also known as a sociopath)?
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Like he swore on a goat's carcass to be a sociopath.
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She was obviously a sociopath, intimidating because she had killed before.
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" To me, Soulless is the classic pathological sociopath: "I don't care.
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Oh hell no, I think I called him a sociopath. Yeah.
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But Ripley was a sociopath who skated from mark to mark.
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Bana's Meehan is a sociopath lite, threatening but not especially disturbing.
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A girl's girl, she is not; a sociopath, she probably is.
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Ultimately, Joker is a story that empathizes with a violent sociopath.
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"She's a great character for comedy because she's a sociopath," he said.
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Or is he, as The Verge's Emily Yoshida theorized, just a sociopath?
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A child star afraid of aging, or a psychotic freak/pervert/sociopath?
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Such devotion could be interpreted as the inner workings of a sociopath.
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Is Carol just a straight-up sociopath, and Barbara a malleable follower?
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This is Cheney in larval form, somewhere between regular guy and sociopath.
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Hannah's rapist, the charming rich sociopath Bryce Walker (Justin Prentice), is dead.
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All I see is a bully narcissist sociopath who wanted to win.
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And they had black people and Latinos and gay men at peak sociopath.
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Her friend Amanda (Cooke), however, is entirely apathetic — and, very possibly, a sociopath.
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Arya Stark is in danger of morphing from a vigilante into a sociopath.
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"Sociopath," the designation that Dawson has chosen, is not even in the manual.
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Maybe it took a sociopath to ignore elite opinion and keep his word.
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Lalo, the cheerful sociopath, will now vex the lives of Mike and Gus.
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Allaudin is a comic-strip villain, half-pirate, half-sociopath, all swaggering id.
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Unless they're a complete sociopath, they cannot hide everything in the interview process.
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And "sociopath" is just a layman's term that doesn't have much meaning at all.
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I think you're a psychopath, or a sociopath, if you make decisions without emotion.
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And it's a birth of a new sociopath that we don't quite know about.
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Unfortunately, unless you're kind of a total sociopath, that's really impossible for most people.
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And you know, I think that's symptomatic of a sociopath is they lack empathy.
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Do you allow pets on the bed, or are you an animal-hating sociopath?
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For those who are unfamiliar, what's the difference between a narcissist and a sociopath?
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But on Election Day, I still voted narcissistic sociopath up and down the ballot.
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"Unless they're a sociopath, a hacker doesn't want to drive the car," he said.
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There's the boy who knifed his father — a classic sociopath: empty-eyed and charming.
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You may be asking yourself: What kind of sociopath complains about ice cream sundaes?
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He would testify the defendant is a sociopath and will kill and kill again.
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But Trump doesn't understand the importance of this approach because he thinks like a sociopath.
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This video explores whether Jake is or is not a sociopath, using the outdated term.
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Now, after a long dry spell, Broadway has a deadly sociopath to call its own.
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"That's a fancy word people in my field came up with for 'sociopath,' " Kelly says.
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Were he writing it today, he told The New Yorker, he'd call it The Sociopath.
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Friend, sociopath hell-bent on winning back Annalise's favor after ruining her life, same difference.
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Suddenly this murderous sociopath was being framed as something of a virtuous Commander in Chief.
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Maybe that makes me a sociopath, or inexplicably weird, or even a little less Black.
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At this moment, with his "wiring exposed," he hovers dangerously close to being a sociopath.
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She's a superhuman warrior from a lost land and Harley's more of a straightforward sociopath.
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But you called him a sociopath, what do you imagine is gonna happen right now?
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" Handler has been a vocal critic of Trump, calling him a "sociopath" and a "toddler.
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But if you, as a comedian, think you got Donald Trump elected, you're a sociopath.
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But I think because he's a sociopath, he would manipulate that for his own needs.
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A guilty conscience isn't necessarily a bad thing — in fact, it's proof you're not a sociopath!
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Luther occasionally teams up with a sociopath, Alice Morgan (Ruth Wilson), to get into killers' brains.
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Benji even kept the video to use as blackmail over his friends, like a true sociopath.
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John Hughes meets a confrontation of rape culture meets the story of a possible budding sociopath.
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Since they last parted, Arya's become a shape-shifting sociopath, and Jon's become a queen's consort.
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Neither a narcissist nor a sociopath can give real love, people tend to agree about that.
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Whenever a narcissistic sociopath runs for office, I donate, volunteer and cast my vote for him.
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Both candies tanked, possibly because kids weren't interested in eating candies associated with a fictional sociopath.
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Joel: I can't dance sober because I'm not a sociopath, but it is all about context.
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The devastation of Hillary not winning and the horror of Trump winning, who is a sociopath.
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"You have to be inconsiderate and a little bit of a sociopath to stream," he said.
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You need someone to go to Washington who understands how the mind of a sociopath works.
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Even as a child, she made Little Women's Amy March feel like a sociopath in waiting.
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There's a first time for everything, including Axe's not being the smartest sociopath in the room.
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The most memorable Borderlands villain, a loathsome sociopath known as Handsome Jack, embodied this conceit perfectly.
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Right-leaning pundit Ann Coulter, who called Trump a "sociopath" in December while arguing that perhaps only a sociopath could win the fight to build a border wall, tweeted Friday that Trump's decision made him a "wimp" in the line of late President George H.W. Bush.
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What people are missing is the sociopath in a babydoll dress standing right in front of them.
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I played her like a bit of a sociopath, because sociopaths don't really know that they're sociopaths.
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"He's not a sociopath," Cindy told KMGH from the North Carolina home she shares with husband Ronnie.
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In his latest documentary series, YouTuber Shane Dawson is exploring what it means to be a sociopath.
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Did Andrew Cunanan murder five men because he was a sociopath, or because his heart was broken?
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Unless you're a sociopath, it's hard in to come up with a great on-the-spot lie.
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House leaders mostly loathe him and words like "sociopath" are freely used in private conversations about him.
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So I looked into it, and you know, a sociopath is someone that can't bond with anyone.
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Gen comes off as a petty sociopath for still being so mad about it four years later.
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I was actually really surprised that a couple of reviewers have talked about her as a sociopath.
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In the late 18th century, de Sade, an avowed sociopath, wrote pornographic novels set in aristocratic France.
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Stassi's ex-boyfriend, Jax, is pretty much a sociopath: he's an admitted thief who cheats and lies.
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Darius, despite a résumé piled high with dead and maimed bodies, is more righteous avenger than sociopath.
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Krauss, with his disconcertingly boyish looks and his sophomoric attempts to seem thoughtful, is a callow sociopath.
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" Her husband, Mr. Durst, is referred to in one posting as "a famous serial killer and sociopath.
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"He's a classic sociopath," one Missouri Republican who requested anonymity to speak freely told me last week.
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Ben [Falcone, her husband] was like, 'You're either a sociopath, or we've gotta do something with this character.
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By now, all of America knows what that means, but as a sociopath, he also dealt in paranoia.
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He thinks he's a glib, dangerous sociopath who's about to steal his family, his business and his life.
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Christine's sister fails to consider that a sociopath could be asking that question just to seem more human.
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"He's a classic sociopath," said one Republican in the state who requested anonymity to speak freely about Greitens.
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This wretched, ignorant, dangerous part-time clown and full time sociopath is going to be our next president.
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YouTuber Shane Dawson even made an eight-part docuseries about whether or not he could be a sociopath.
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For Mongeau's apparent husband, Paul, Dawson made a man who some have called a sociopath seem more human.
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I see that schmuck Schwartz says he'd call my book "The Sociopath" if he was writing it today.
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I had to find the thing inside me that would make me retaliate, hurt people, be a sociopath.
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That would be a shame, because this is one of the best films about a sociopath ever made.
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She adores her adopted son and accepts him unconditionally, even after he confesses he might be a sociopath.
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In true sociopath form, Commander Lawrence seems to get off making the women in his life feel constantly unsteady.
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Why should they be waiting for another shooting, because there is some other sociopath out there planning another shooting?
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"Tons of people, even people in my circle, close friends, like: 'Yo, you're a sociopath straight-up,'" he said.
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Dawson has been careful to say that he's not accusing any YouTuber, Paul or others, of being a sociopath.
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As J. Reid Meloy told BuzzFeed News, doctors threw out "sociopath" as a specific diagnosis some 50 years ago.
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Classic teen flicks have captured every scary pubescent on the spectrum, from the basic bully to the budding sociopath.
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Reading even just the synopses of the original series now, it's clear that Jessica, in particular, was a sociopath.
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" Asked whether he honestly believed Trump to be a sociopath, Schwartz took a pause before replying, "without any question.
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Only a sociopath, it seems, would be able to maintain a hard on as the world burns around them.
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It is not their fault they have been chased by a sociopath for the better part of eight years.
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Imagine learning that your co-worker is a dangerous sociopath who had raped, sodomized and killed dozens of women.
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Trump lacks even the two-dimensionality required in a sociopath; the emotional range is as impoverished as the vocabulary.
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She has been called a liar, a sociopath, a cunt, a scammer, and has been told to kill herself.
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They are all kind of crazy; John is drawn to danger, Mary is a coldblooded killer, Sherlock a sociopath.
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We have a president who is a joker, a jester, a racist, a sexist, a sociopath and perhaps a psychopath.
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Possibly, in the hands of a sociopath who puts out a hit on everyone who brings him the wrong coffee.
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Barring a confession, there was little they could do, and Martinez was "a good liar" and "a sociopath," he said.
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"You may be asking yourself: What kind of sociopath complains about ice cream sundaes?" our food writer asks, perhaps presciently.
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Shane Dawson, a well-renowned YouTuber, even made an eight-episode long docu-series about whether Paul was a sociopath.
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He has an artist's discerning eye, the life-breathing gift of an inventor, and the calculating menace of a sociopath.
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MI5 operative Eve Polastri (Oh) and sociopath and hired killer Elle (Comer), are the perfect duo — there's no denying it.
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There's a scene where Christine asks her sister [played by Seimetz] whether or not she thinks Christine is a sociopath.
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He is, without a doubt, one of the most dishonest people in Washington and, in my opinion, a complete sociopath.
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In that case, the assailant appeared to be "a sociopath or a psychopath, and it's not the norm," Scott said.
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His nemesis the Joker is a more frequent and annoying presence, played as a preening, pimpish sociopath by Jared Leto.
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For a while I thought, Well, he may not be a traditional narcissistic sociopath, but he's certainly better than Hillary.
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In fairness, I didn't consider how alarming it would be to receive an email from a fictional sociopath you created.
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How one man, one sick minded heartless sociopath could inflict such pain on so many is quite literally beyond belief.
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Charlie was clearly a sociopath and, I believe, was showing these kinds of behaviors at a very, very early age.
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It's a good bet that a man with a baby is familiar with the neighborhood and not a violent sociopath.
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Everyone on Scandal is a sociopath embroiled in some kind of three-layer mess that all comes back to murder.
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Still, that kid Sid is a sociopath and tortures his toys, including a terrifying mechanical spider thing with a baby head.
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He's been careful to say that he's not explicitly claiming Paul is a sociopath, but the series' editing heavily implies it.
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But, perhaps most disturbing of all... Why would you want to name your child after a torturing, skin-flaying sociopath, Scotland?
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For More Stories Like This, Sign Up for Our Newsletter Joe Fox is a sociopath, and a mean one at that.
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Though we're made to feel bad for Fleck at the film's start, by its end, you know he's an unstable sociopath.
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"Rudy" should be used as a test for psychologists — if you're not crying in the end, then you are a sociopath.
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When Arya Stark smiles, the whole world smiles with her, giving us hope that she's probably not entirely a ruthless sociopath.
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Earlier, the G.O.O.D. Music rapper put out an excellent and hard-hitting Kanye West-produced track called "Sociopath" featuring Kash Doll.
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Over the last two months, the podcast has seemed less like distinct episodes than chapters in the story of a sociopath.
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No, the Las Vegas shooter wasn't the first sociopath to outgun the responding police, and he assuredly won't be the last.
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She's also a borderline sociopath, a bully hated by her staff, her neighbors, and most of all, her assistant, April (Issa Rae).
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He titled his recap/response video, "LOGAN PAUL is a SOCIOPATH" and added that he has video footage "proof" of the claim.
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Negan, on the other hand, is portrayed as a pure sociopath, with nothing beyond his tired greaser schtick and thirst for power.
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But "Black Museum" clearly establishes that Rolo Haynes is effectively a sociopath, so maybe he isn't fazed by their sheer destructive capability.
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Who would want to be tied to the violent, controlling sociopath when they could have the rosy-cheeked, upstanding boy next door?
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The problem is that Ramsey is so fully established as a deranged sociopath that the logic of his actions carries no weight.
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Karen deserved better than Joe, but she also deserved better than to be seen as second-best by a second-rate sociopath.
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Throw into the mix a charismatic sociopath leader, viewed as a father figure, and they are easily manipulated, even into killing themselves.
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In a truly epic clash, the outmatched Starks defeated Ramsay Bolton, leaving the sociopath to be torn apart by his own hounds.
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I'm not certain I agree; it's too easy to dismiss everyone who commits a beastly crime as evil, delusional, or a sociopath.
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"Everybody thinks I'm a sociopath because I'm not breaking down at every interview," Lincoln said over lunch in New York last month.
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Berlinger acknowledged the concern over glorifying Bundy, but said he wanted viewers to "feel the journey" of falling for a charming sociopath.
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But then again, not seeming like a self-absorbed sociopath is 75 percent of the way to actually being a normal person.
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Because Darling isn't a sociopath, it upset her—and spurred her to begin exploring the strange new frontier of human-robot interaction.
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But let's sum it up nonetheless: Johnson supporters who don't want a gilded, autocratic sociopath to become leader of the free world.
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"Unbridled sociopath" was just the kind of guy Ramsay was, and if you didn't like that, why were you watching the show?
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At the trial, Mr. Mangano's lawyer, Kevin Keating, painted Mr. Singh as a "morally bankrupt sociopath" whose testimony could not be trusted.
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To be clear, Dawson is using a term — "sociopath" — that is an outdated layman's term for antisocial personality disorder, according to medical experts.
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But for my character, it was rough being compelled to hurt other people and boost a dangerous secret sociopath into a powerful position.
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Eggsy's new nemesis is the unsubtly named Poppy (Julianne Moore), a saccharine, nostalgia-obsessed sociopath with a monopoly on the world drug trade.
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"Think of the classic corporation as a legalized sociopath: complete and utter self-interest above the well-being of others," he told me.
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"Dirty John", a podcast about John Meehan, a con man and sociopath, was downloaded more than 10m times within weeks of its release.
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She may be a bloodthirsty sociopath, but she's still a woman wearing a cheetah suit, and Wiig has some experience with silly villainy.
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Matt is now a sociopath who designs innovative garbage trucks for a living, while Patrick lives on a pristine island and rarely appears.
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"The defendant is a sociopath," Orange County Senior Deputy District Attorney Mike Murray told an Orange County, California, judge at Sachs' sentencing Friday.
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Cersei is pretty much full sociopath by the later books, too—honestly, is anyone still rooting for her by A Dance with Dragons?
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Gordon Humphrey, a former Republican senator from New Hampshire and a leading Trump critic, called and raised Schwartz: Trump is a sick sociopath.
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But the son in this mother-son comedy is treated as a zany prankster rather than the malevolent sociopath that he really is.
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It recasts the events of his life as the exploits of a drug-addled sociopath desperately recycling the same joke about answering machines.
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It would be too easy to dismiss this unforeseen outburst as the ranting of a sociopath, or even a sick attempt at humor.
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He is not overly charming, but still intelligent and warm enough that it can be easy to forget that he is a sociopath.
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In doing her research, Weiss asks her mother why she (Weiss) was drawn to a man who turned out to be a sociopath.
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That might be why he's so powerful, but it's also left him fundamentally broken, a sociopath with deep mommy issues and grand ambitions.
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The borderline sociopath Rorschach is long dead, and a group of violent white supremacists venerate his memory and have adopted his inkblot mask.
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He took a three-month break after eight episodes about Paul's life, and heavy discussions about whether or not he was a sociopath.
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Perhaps as a coping mechanism for realizing the significant damage he levies on the world, Zuck has developed the attributes of a sociopath.
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Seeing that it's 2018, it's safe to say that everyone who isn't a total racist sociopath believes that slavery was and is bad.
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It is hard not to feel like a sociopath when you're lying about how you spent your Monday and you don't even know why.
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There's also the simpler theory that Mooney is also just an old-fashioned sociopath that Joe saw the need to stop in his tracks.
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" She wanted to reiterate that her goal was not to diagnose Paul as a sociopath, saying "a therapist cannot diagnose someone they don't see.
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He's wearing a positively ridiculous and gorgeous sweater that former Bachelor, notorious yarn enthusiast, and possible sociopath Nick Viall would likely be jealous of.
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It also brings the return of Stick (Scott Glenn) and the resurrected sociopath assassin Elektra (Elodie Yung), two enigmatic figures from the Daredevil series.
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She tells him he has to be smarter than Ramsay, to not let Ramsay play games with him, because Ramsay is a cunning sociopath.
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I went home with your brother" Some are not so much texts as they are novels: "You're a fucking sociopath and a pathological liar.
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But first-time director Tim Miller keeps the tone light — in his hands, Deadpool is more a snickering, naughty nut than an authentic sociopath.
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R. Kelly is a liar, a manipulator and sociopath who must be brought to justice for his decades of sexual assault on underage girls.
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Without those caveats however, we've just served a sociopath everything he's wanted on a global platter, Samantha Vinograd is a CNN National Security Analyst.
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"You people scare me / Please stay away from my home," Hoppus sings in the chorus, stumbling down that fine line between rebel and sociopath.
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Michael Tolan, a student of Stella Adler, plays a sociopath who has seemingly made a careful study of Adler's most famous acolyte, Marlon Brando.
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This time out, the come-hither voice from the dark side belongs to Melquarth Frost, a seductive sociopath who consistently beats King at chess.
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The only person Bolton seemed to hold any affection for was Myranda, another broken sociopath who shared his love of way-too-violent sex.
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Either she is the best actress in the world and a sociopath and has totally fooled me, or there's not a chance she did this.
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"Everyone else seems to be acting like a racist crazy sociopath, so people who are even borderline act up because they can," the janitor wrote.
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Fraser did not need to remind readers that Flashman—a sociopath—was in this respect little worse than millions of 19th-century British tea-drinkers.
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No more Mr. Nice Guy, and, indeed, it's painfully clear that William is the younger version of future sociopath the Man in Black (Ed Harris).
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"Sociopath is basically defined as someone who lacks empathy and really has an absence of it," says Laura Dabney, MD, a psychiatrist based in Virginia.
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"I am ever more confirmed in my belief that Trump is a sociopath, without a conscience or feelings of guilt, shame or remorse," Humphrey wrote.
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Seeing that specific moment play out with her knowing what was going to happen, and not telling him then, made her look like a sociopath.
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However, considering them a discernible trait or a point of interest on par with, say, being a sociopath or having telekinetic powers would be incorrect.
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But I don't think he sees himself as a villain — unless someone's a sociopath, I think they believe their motives are for a bigger good.
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As promised, the show's third season of adventures with depressed, alcoholic, super-genius sociopath Rick Sanchez and his awkward grandson Morty are darker than ever.
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Where "Sociopath" boasts bass-heavy and abrasive arrangements, the production here is a soulful and breezy throwback to West's production work from the mid-aughts.
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He arrived as a Patrick Bateman-style corporate striver-as-sociopath — both took out their aggressions on homeless people, among others — but also oozed insecurity.
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Trump's ghostwriter Tony Schwartz says that, were it up to him, he would now rename the bestselling The Art of the Deal as The Sociopath.
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" He called Trump a "sociopath," and in one post, Barron compared Trump to Adolf Hitler, writing, "The giant police state Trump supports would make Hitler blush.
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Yes, the same Schwartz who called Trump a "sociopath" during the 2016 Presidential campaign, and just yesterday claimed that Trump's "dangerous & pathological narcissism" is getting worse.
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And he, it seems, is the height of all Kevin's personalities combined: a cannibalistic sociopath with several inhuman abilities, such as extreme strength, speed, and mobility.
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"I just don't like sharing my time with anyone, unless something's being accomplished," Christine confesses at one point, before asking if she might be a sociopath.
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If you use the flash on your camera when taking a pointless picture of the DJ's face, you are a sociopath no better than Ted Bundy.
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So watch this gem of a miniseries about a teenage sociopath and the girl he can't bring himself to kill before it gets all screwed up.
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I don't feel satisfied with the show's answer, that the park did just what Logan said it would: awaken the sociopath buried within the feeble man.
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Either he's going to do something bad to remind you he's bad, or he's going to crack jokes to remind you he's a poorly drawn sociopath.
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It's hard to believe we've spent two seasons fearing the wrath of a supposedly vicious sociopath, only to see Rick and friends corner him with ease.
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Tsunoda's speech about how, "your private life isn't yours anymore," because, "it belongs to everyone now," is something only a sociopath would say in real life.
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It's a game clearly made by a development team that's gotten older and maybe has some regrets about making games about a womanizing god-killing sociopath.
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Sometimes, though, it just means that not feeling the right thing seems like a failure — that you're missing out at best and a sociopath at worst.
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This season finds Murdock bouncing back following The Defenders' climactic cave-in, which seemingly doomed him and his on-again, off-again, sociopath soul mate Elektra.
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And of course, the question everyone already knows the answer to: Is Kevin actually a murderous sociopath who loves inflicting pain on innocent small-time burglars?
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But Kristine Barnett told Daily Mail Online that Natalia was a "sociopath" and a "con-artist" who was actually an adult woman who terrorized their family.
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Joffrey was just a sociopath, the product of the entire Lannister house (and to a lesser extent, his drunk, bullying "father," the late King Robert Baratheon).
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Bart (John Dall) is a gawky social misfit, his partner, Laurie (Peggy Cummins), a trigger-happy sociopath no less fresh-faced than Ms. Weld's drum majorette.
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As for his mother, he says, "My mother is the most bullying, controlling, narcissistic sociopath I've ever seen in my life, on the highest level," he says.
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In Hatred, gamers play as a sociopath who attempts to kill innocent bystanders and police officers with guns, flamethrowers and bombs to satisfy his hatred of humanity.
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You watch as Strong struggles to keep her emotions in check while she ponders the reality of six more years with a narcissistic sociopath running the country.
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In that episode, Jake's brother, Logan Paul, says in a Twitter DM that he himself is on the "sociopath spectrum" and has "sociopathic tendencies," according to Dawson.
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Whether we're trying to describe the ex from hell, or the friend who ghosted out of nowhere, we tend to throw around the word "sociopath" a lot.
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Now that Cameron no longer needs to be humanized—he is free to openly be a sociopath—the cat has no use and is being left behind.
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On the screen, with Hiddleston's level, chilly voice speaking about Laing as if he were someone else entirely, it reads like the self-mythologizing of a sociopath.
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If you regularly like and comment on certain accounts' posts, those posts will float above pictures from that one sociopath who posts 17 photos in a row.
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Lincoln Clay is complex in that he is so clearly inspired by this fashion video game sociopath, and yet, he's more complete in his reason to be.
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His buffoonish sociopath character is so ridiculous that he now seems to belong more to the tradition of Pee-wee Herman than of truth-telling club comics.
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His character — referred to as Tigrero aloud and Loco in the subtitles — is a whispering sociopath and a symbol of the Darwinian brutality that governs Snow Hill.
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Vick fight—the big talking point seems to be the bout between private schooled FIFA-player-turned-rapper KSI and Vine sensation and possible sociopath, Logan Paul.
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This week's reminder that Ramsay Bolton is an absolute sociopath is that he kills Osha while she's attempting to seduce him, presumably to win her continued survival.
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A homesick sociopath, Poppy has styled her Cambodian lair to resemble Eisenhower-era America, including a diner where those who displease her are churned into Hamburger Helper.
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In the article, a gay man, who was writing pseudonymously, expressed his yearning to be depicted in popular culture as something other than a tragic, doomed sociopath.
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"Sociopath" may not be the appropriate word for it, but acknowledging that there's a problem at the center of YouTube could be the beginning of a better conversation.
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It's not impossible for the sociopath themselves to get treatment, but because sociopaths have a hard time seeing themselves objectively, they often recognize the need for professional help.
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In Randy Shilts' seminal book on the AIDS crisis, "And The Band Played On," Dugas is referenced extensively and referred to as a "sociopath" with multiple sexual partners.
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On the other hand, judging from his actions and temperament, psychotherapist and narcissism expert Dr. Les Carter "easily [judged] Denhardt as being a narcissistic sociopath," according to Punnett.
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If you make it a rule to assume that a guy under about 25 probably thinks like a sociopath, then you're going to be more right than wrong.
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She offered up one explanation: Sometimes a group of people assume the traits and behaviors of a sociopath and get worse and worse through confusing and gaslighting behaviors.
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Opinion In the early 1590s, Shakespeare sat down to write a play that addressed a problem: How could a great country wind up being governed by a sociopath?
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Frequently comic and surprisingly sympathetic, Henry manages the feat of humanizing a terrifying sociopath as he toys with depravity and falls deeper through the cracks of Chicago's underbelly.
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Sherlock has famously described himself as a "high-functioning sociopath," but in reality, he'd just walled off all the background information that allowed his emotions to make sense.
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Prowling the stage with a feline gait, Jeselnik, in a leather jacket and jeans, never breaks character: a preposterously confident jerk with the cool indifference of a sociopath.
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His ex-colleague, a violent sociopath named Rorschach, investigates his death, and in doing so uncovers a history of sordid secrets and betrayals including rape, sadism and murder.
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New England Patriots (6-2) — There's no better evidence that we are living in a computer simulation run by a vindictive sociopath than the existence of the Patriots.
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He lies without flinching, and makes up his own facts with the dexterity of a sociopath, dating to his insinuation that President Obama was not born in this country.
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I've even watched snippets of his jailhouse interviews over the years — enough to deduce that Bundy was the classic charming sociopath, milking the attention while ultimately revealing very little.
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Charisma: If there is a defining characteristic of Negan, it's that he is a sociopath in every critical way, allowing him to sway from charismatic leader to totalitarian maniac.
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But as he did so, Allen says a darker side of Rostand emerged: He portrays Rostand as a narcissistic sociopath and an alleged sexual manipulator with a controlling persona.
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As many times as these women fall down — meet the wrong sociopath, have weird sex, get their hearts broken — they always manage to get back up and try again.
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A closer look at Brinkley reveals a man whose deeds might be described as the work of a sociopath, a con man who didn't care which stories he spun.
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And while I don't think this makes him a dangerous sociopath, I do think it qualifies him as a shrewd opportunist for whom power can be a dangerous weapon.
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They're also collaborative — you can act out being a sadist or a sociopath, but you have to do it in a way that makes everyone else's experience more interesting.
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At the heart of these questions was a core dilemma: was Alig a dangerous sociopath—or just a troubled, attention-obsessed former junkie who had a very bad night?
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Veena Sud: "The Killing" showrunner is the creator, writer and director of the ride-share thriller "The Stranger," starring Dane DeHaan as a sociopath terrorizing his driver Maika Monroe.
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"Westworld" turns him into a righteous sociopath, every bit the "monster" Theresa accuses him of being, but in defense of an artistic vision under attack by his corporate masters.
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Cunanan, for example, pursues wealth through relationships with older men, whose skulking around to hide who they are actually makes them prey for a sociopath eager to exploit them.
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"What a sociopath is a condition that prevents people from adopting to ethical and behavioral standards of community," Deutsch said on MSNBC's "Deadline: White House," reading from a paper.
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Kanye has has full on entered his Steve Jobs phase, embracing the sociopath within, and is now asking for Mark Zuckerberg to donate a billion dollars to his ideas.
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The Chuck of Gossip Girl's beginnings was clearly positioned as a love-to-hate character, a polished and witty sociopath it would be easy and fun to root against.
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And You, Duke, think on all you have demanded Of me: To trick a most innocent girl Into sleeping with the sociopath You left, for no good reason, well in charge Of your city; to ask forgiveness for That selfsame sociopath, even though He ordered my brother's head be chopped off And shipped to him by suitcase; Finally, You asked me to stand up in the town square And name myself a whore.
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The twist is that the prophecy from the beginning is actually not about Elsa, but about Hans — he's the one with a metaphorical frozen heart because he's an unfeeling sociopath.
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As far as I know, Jax Taylor has not taken the NPI, but he did complete an "Are You a Sociopath?" quiz during a fifth-season episode of Vanderpump Rules.
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Hoot all you want about confidence, power and the go-go-go attitude you need to be an entrepreneur: Unless you are a fully blown sociopath, this process is hard.
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In that respect, it's like the sprawling Canadian documentary "The Corporation," which takes the legal "personhood" status granted to companies literally and determines that corporate person to be a sociopath.
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The composer Duncan Sheik, the playwright Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa and the director Rupert Goold bring this Wall Street nightmare to Broadway, with Benjamin Walker as the sociopath of the title.
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You've got James, of course, and a girl named Alyssa (possible sociopath, definitely poorly parented) who find themselves on a road trip in a stolen car following a meet cute.
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She achieves her greatest notoriety by dating San Francisco Giant Hunter Pence, then breaking up with with him on air during an MLB game telecast, like some kind of sociopath.
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That is, you won't arrive at the diagnosis that you're a narcissist or a sociopath in a popular self-help book, in part because no one would buy that book.
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It wrongly assumes that deterrence and incapacitation are the only ways to change the behavior of young people and that any teenager who commits a crime is a hardened sociopath.
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Opinion Columnist If this election turns out to be just between a self-proclaimed socialist and an undiagnosed sociopath, we will be in a terrible, terrible place as a country.
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The show also features the always-reliable Michael Emerson as a presence who might be a demon or merely a sociopath, but in any event seeks to bedevil the investigators.
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We spoke to Penn Badgley about the thirst around Joe, being maybe too good at playing a sociopath, and how his character might even be an allegory for white supremacy.
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He's an uncaring sociopath — sending his wife away, turning on his trusted lieutenant Don Neto (Joaquín Cosio) — but he craves the approval of his surrogate father, Governor Celis (Rodrigo Murray).
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The electronic musician once called Trump a "dimwitted, racist, misogynist," in an open letter published by Billboard, and said he was "an actual sociopath" in an op-ed for Rolling Stone.
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But obviously, it's not something any of us ever have to worry about encountering in real life—and unless you're a sociopath, you can probably agree that's a very good thing.
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When Simone thinks she hears his voice downstairs in Carlotta's (Queen Latifah) salon (she does, because he went to apply for a job, like a sociopath) Star tells her to hush.
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To satisfy critics who labelled him a sociopath, the film sees him embark on a rigorous brain scan to test the functionality of his amydgala — the nodule responsible for such emotions.
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Listing "5 Reasons Why Trump Will Win" on his website, Moore explained why the "wretched, ignorant, dangerous part-time clown and full-time sociopath" was going to be the next president.
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" Clary's parents, Alice and Angelo, released a statement via their attorney, Michael Avenatti, ahead of the interview, claiming their daughter has "suffered severe mental abuse" living with "a manipulator and sociopath.
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There's real intensity as well, particularly from Davis, who plays Amanda Waller as a full-blown sociopath who's tougher, meaner, and more purely enjoyable than many of the villains she's corralling.
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You can start at the top, with a petty, soulless president who showed with a tweet insulting a woman's appearance this week that he has no more empathy than a sociopath.
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We feel almost as cornered and overwhelmed as Joan does, groaning under the burden of protecting her son from both an armed sociopath (maybe more than one?) and her own terror.
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He may have appeared to be a sociopath, but the more I see the little games Bran plays, the more likely he's just a messy kid thriving on his family's interpersonal drama.
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"If your friend might be a sociopath, or has sociopathic tendencies, he's not going to stab you in the middle of the night, when you're not looking, I don't think," Logan said.
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On August 25th, Netflix is releasing its adaptation of the best-selling Japanese manga and anime series Death Note, about a sociopath who is granted a magical book by a Grim Reaper.
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Michael, Saru, and their peers spent the season struggling under the yoke of a seemingly benevolent white dude who eventually revealed himself to be a sociopath with nobody's best interests at heart.
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But to the hardcore BoTW players who made it their mission to find all 4003 seeds, that innocent giggling quickly turned into the sound of a sadistic sociopath delighting in their torture.
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While many people are focused on national politics, with reason — one sociopath in the White House can ruin your whole day — many crucial decisions are taken at the state and local levels.
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A previous Tinder date also told the Auckland court the man was "a sociopath," and described fighting for her life while he tried to suffocate her during oral sex, Sky News reported.
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He was speaking hyper-fast and I could barely understand him, yet I managed to catch that I was to embody the role of a "sociopath" in the Sky Room that night.
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They want to believe that any grassroots bottom-up mass movement has to end in violence, and that the guy in charge—and it's always a guy in charge—is a sociopath.
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Facebook has already torn a hole in the fabric of our society, helped a chicken-addled sociopath assume the presidency, and directly impacted the mental health of hundreds of millions of people.
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He says you have to find a gentile to help, and asking one to come inside your house to turn off a light is difficult to do without seeming like a sociopath.
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Stretched out too long, it could become like "The Walking Dead," whose oppressive seventh season, lorded over by the grinning sociopath Negan (Jeffrey Dean Morgan), has felt like a weekly hostage ordeal.
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In the first two episodes, the hook-nosed, devil-bearded Olaf (a failed actor by trade) suggests Nosferatu resurrected as a snobbish sociopath who could stand to brush up on his Stanislavski.
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"Anyone who claims to be excited for April Fools' Day is probably a sociopath, because what they're really saying is, 'I cannot wait to hurt the people close to me,'" he said.
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But before he dives into this "research," Dawson claims that Jake has known the entire time what his docuseries would explore, like the recurring question of whether or not Jake is a sociopath.
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When I saw Rick, the cartoon character whom is impossible to identify with unless you are a sociopath, gush over the ancient Szechuan sauce, I knew I must taste this sweet nectar myself.
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A cold and sterile sociopath couldn't believably deliver an apology as well as Negan does, and it's hard not to think he really does mean it when he assumes responsibility for Simon's misdeeds.
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I don't totally believe that Cersei is a pure sociopath, though I could be convinced: In keeping with that prophecy she heard so many years ago, Joffrey, Myrcella, and now Tommen are dead.
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"If you play a sociopath, it's easy to disassociate from that character all together and for guys to say, 'Oh I would never do that, I would never be a Bryce,'" explains Jones.
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Intuitively, you'd probably guess that someone with an antisocial personality—known more commonly as a psychopath or sociopath—would be at a disadvantage when it comes to reproducing and passing along their genes.
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At the end of Bad Blood, John Carreyrou's book about Theranos, he raises the question about whether or not Holmes could be considered a sociopath, defined as someone who has an absence of empathy.
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" Hollywood producer Tom Colbert organized the investigation and describes Rackstraw, who was arrested in 1978 but later acquitted in the execution-style death of his stepfather as a lifelong "sociopath" and a "con man.
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He tweeted that his only note to Dawson was that he should "make it clear" that he's "determining wether [sic] or not" he's a sociopath, and not making a determinant call on the label.
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Awaiting trial for animal cruelty after she tried to mercy kill her prize horse (she used a blunt knife to slice through its neck), she's a sociopath and an expert in faking nonexistent feelings.
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It's not subtle, but it primes us for the jet-black latter half of VICE, where the Cheney many remember with disgust finally emerges from his seersucker cocoon as a fully-formed political sociopath.
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Madison and Travis learned this first hand in Sunday's episode of Fear the Walking Dead when someone in their little family hit a big snag, as Chris took a jaunty walk down Sociopath Lane.
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When he learns that Eleanor spent her life on Earth as a depraved and narcissistic sociopath, Chidi decides to teach her how to be a good person, which results in their relationship slowly blossoming.
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First, that means defeating River (David Corenswet), a friend turned intimate rival; negotiating the politics — sexual, racial and otherwise — of his privileged peers; and confronting the possibility that he may just be a sociopath.
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It stomps on the empathy you'd been encouraged to extend to Eminem, who's long rapped potently about battling his personal demons, making it unclear if you've been commiserating with a sociopath the whole time.
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In fact, justification for murder is so pliant that the TV series Dexter (2006-13) flirted exquisitely with the concept: a sociopath who kills villainous people as a vehicle for satisfying his own dark urges.
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Apatow addressed this particular criticism in a July 2015 interview with Rolling Stone: At some point enough women came forward that the world knows this happened and that [Cosby] is clearly some sort of sociopath.
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Based solely on his public behavior, the therapists have focused on what they view as Trump's narcissistic personality disorder, though some have speculated that he could be a sociopath or have some form of dementia.
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Prentice's initial reaction, he tells me, was to play Bryce as a true sociopath: "When I first read the character, [I thought] there seems to be a bit of antisocial personality disorder here," says Prentice.
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We must be forward leaning and endeavor to better forecast the next potential scenario hatched in the mind of a depraved sociopath, as well as continue to teach first responders the most effective interdiction methods.
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The person who somehow remembers that Jeff had three slices and Pete had two is certainly annoying, but this is a misdemeanor when compared to the utter sociopath who grabs the last slice without hesitation.
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It was analytically inadequate, making an analogy between Portnoy, a fictional fetishist and pervert, and Weinstein, a real-life sociopath, a comparison that had the effect of underplaying Weinstein's crimes and diminishing real women's suffering.
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At a time when alehouses and inns were full of spies trolling for subversive comments, this is a playwright who could depict on the public stage a twisted sociopath lying his way to supreme authority.
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The Republicans, on the verge of nominating a man with the temperament of a sociopath, someone who praises a murderous dictator while damning the American troops who fought him, should crack up and break apart.
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George ConwayGeorge Thomas ConwayLawmakers, social media users praise photo of Pelosi confronting Trump George Conway accuses Trump of being a 'sociopath' George Conway donates to Trump challenger Joe Walsh MORE donated $2900,220006 to former Rep.
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His primary role in the book's narrative was to violently thwart a sexual assault in progress within the Minutemen's ranks, the attempted rape of the original Silk Spectre by a smirking sociopath called the Comedian.
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Watch his very real-seeming 16-minute tour mockumentary, which includes the rapper Skizzy Mars discussing the merits of "real art" and Oliver acting like a quick-tempered sociopath, and you might get a better idea.
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He plays an immortal sociopath (again, not much of a stretch for him) who has his daily routine of discretely drinking bags of blood like Capri Suns disrupted when his estranged daughter suddenly enters his life.
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Set in a present that looks like real life but doesn't feel like it, the story pivots on its title sad sack, David Lamb, a habitual dissembler and possible sociopath mired in personal and professional crisis.
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The series is based on the 1988 film, which starred Winona Ryder as a teen who teams up with the school sociopath (Christian Slater) to kill the mean girl clique, though he takes it too literally.
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Having a loved one who is a sociopath can mean a lifelong process of managing that relationship, if it's a person who is going to stay in your life, and it's important to have professional support.
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Logan Paul himself uploaded a video in response to Dawson's documentary, addressing that there are times in the documentary where Dawson says the word "sociopath" while the word "psychopath" flashes on the screen and vice versa.
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Michael Barnett, 43, and his wife, Kristine, 45, contend they thought they were adopting an 8-year-old child, but now allege Natalia is a "sociopath" and a "con artist" who is actually an adult woman.
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While to many, he was already seen as a sociopath responsible for death, destruction, and drug addiction in the U.S. and Mexico, the unsealed documents about Cifuentes likely marred any glamour that Chapo's legend still carried.
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Trump has activated forces on the political right that cannot be deactivated, prompting the party and Republican voters to throw their support behind a man described by his own ghost writer, Tony Schwartz, as a sociopath.
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After saying that he enjoys the excitement of people dying, then comparing massacres and natural disasters in the voice of a demented sociopath, Mr. Carlin imagines the apex of calamity, putting every disaster movie to shame.
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He embodies not only the toxic id of a perpetual child — in his 40s, Diaghilev is still attended by his childhood nurse — but also the barbarian glint of a sociopath and the vulgarity of a showman.
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What if Clark Kent, instead of being grateful to the parents who raised him and a defender of truth, justice and the American way, had been a power-hungry sociopath whose motto was "take the world"?
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" Latest project: Ms. Harrison appears with Aidy Bryant and John Cameron Mitchell as a "sociopath-adjacent" magazine assistant in "Shrill," a television series on Hulu inspired by Lindy West's book, "Shrill: Notes From a Loud Woman.
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" The sociopath in sheep's clothing is a role Skarsgard has come to know well; it follows his Emmy- and Golden Globe-winning turn as Perry, the suave, wife-beating rapist whose death ignites "Big Little Lies.
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She offers one scene, for instance, now a staple of the genre, in which Marie's friends describe her with an innocent matter-of-factness that actually paints her in a few small anecdotes as a sociopath.
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Instead of being Thorne's "inner emotional teen's sexy dream" come to life, Delphi is a conniving sociopath who pretends to be a Manic-Pixie-Dream-Girl in order to gain Albus' trust and get what she wanted.
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But this can play out one of two ways: either Arya's a sociopath and a brat, or she is, as she said, playing the game of faces, and lying to see the reaction and gain valuable information.
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You might say it's an easy way to infuse a sub-par product with a kick—something a shady dealer could one day theoretically use to beef up skunk weed if he or she were a sociopath.
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The title character of 2011's Killer Joe was a sociopath in a black 10-gallon hat, while the eponymous role of 2012's Mud hid a lifetime of regret behind McConaughey's piercing gaze and molasses drawl.
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Meehan's long trail of abuse of women subsequently came to light, as the notorious conman and sociopath was profiled in the Los Angeles Times podcast, Dirty John, and later a scripted Bravo series of the same name.
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The video recently resurfaced on Reddit with the title "When a sociopath and a genuinely nice guy met in an online game," and it holds up as much now as it did when it first came out.
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Sam Adams founder: Unless you're a sociopath, being happy is better than being rich Bill Gates: These breakthrough technologies are going to profoundly change the world Self-made millionaire: 'Following your passion is bulls---' — do this instead
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But when he says that a hypothetical straight man, cheating on his wife with prostitutes, then impregnating her, could "waltz into any clinic guilt-free" — well, that would be true only if the guy were a sociopath.
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Then came Gillian Flynn's twisted domestic thriller, "Gone Girl," which featured a charming sociopath named Amy and sold nearly nine million copies in the United States alone, thoroughly debunking the notion that readers prefer "likable" female characters.
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My father was a card-carrying narcissistic sociopath, and one of my fondest childhood memories is pulling the lever in the voting booth after he'd selected the narcissistic sociopathic candidate and then flicked me in the eyeball.
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The fictional Caroline Thompson is a sociopath who becomes increasingly unhinged throughout the course of the novel; she's cunning and cold, doesn't understand the brutality of her actions, and feels no remorse for the harm she's caused.
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So, I infer, what matters most in your thinking here is, first, that your sibling is someone whose past behavior you deplore and, second, that you suspect your sibling of being a sociopath who cannot be trusted.
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It becomes clear that Katherine is either something of a psychopath or a sociopath — or, at least, so bent on having her way that the other humans around her stop having meaning and dignity on their own.
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To some readers, Mr. Rochester is a romantic hero, but in truth he's a sociopath who keeps his grieving wife locked in the attic and tries to gaslight poor, plain, abused Jane Eyre then marry her bigamously.
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You would have to be a criminal -- an absolute billionaire class sociopath -- to not want the sick and dying people around you in this community and in your family to not have access to quality health care.
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So fully did this story about a sociopath terrorizing a Parisian opera house saturate areas not known for their love of Parisian opera that my tiny rural Tennessee high school devoted an entire yearbook theme to it.
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"When you're in a world where the sociopath is making more sense than the pundits, you better make some quick changes," says Penn, who continues to deny assertions that he is in fact the out of sight Pariah.
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The narcissist might drop you and then keep coming back to try to persuade you that he's actually cool and perfect, and that it's you who is the problem; the sociopath might just take off when she's done.
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An Indiana husband accused with his wife of abandoning their adopted daughter in an apartment alone before fleeing to Canada has spoken out, alleging the daughter is a "sociopath" and a "con artist" who is actually an adult.
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"Tons of people, even people in my circle, close friends, like: 'Yo, you're a sociopath straight-up,'" the YouTuber explained, going on to say that he hadn't understood what it meant, and that he'd had to research the term.
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In that sense, she says that it isn't possible to have a relationship with a sociopath and it's advised that anyone who has a loved one with antisocial personality disorder gets help from a mental health professional for themselves.
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From the moment an alarm rings in the first episode, not on an iPhone, introduced a year earlier, but an old-fashioned alarm clock, Bryan Cranston's brilliant metamorphosis of Walt into a full-fledged sociopath was hard to resist.
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And his delivery of the line "I think you know what the problem is just as well as I do" has the sarcastic drip of a drawing-room melodrama and also carries the disinterested vibe of a polite sociopath.
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It was a holdover from the if-you've-got-it-flaunt-it '80s that called to mind Patrick Bateman, the brand-obsessed yuppie sociopath in "American Psycho," who trumpeted his taste for luxe with a two-tone Rolex Datejust.
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The introduction of The Kingdom and Negan effectively set the stage for season seven to explore the stunning five-issue Walking Dead comics arc called "All Out War," which sees multiple communities unite in a bid to defeat the sociopath.
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The Intercept revealed how the secret-spilling organization candidly talked about their preference for the Republican party to win the 2016 election, their thoughts on the "bright, well connected, sadistic sociopath" Hillary Clinton, and some unsavory comments about feminist activists.
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He tries to work with Moriarty, even though Moriarty is a sociopath who's caused mass chaos and has it out for Sherlock; he tries to work with his own sister, even though she literally brainwashes anyone who talks to her.
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McNabb followed through with a shot to Kuznetsov's head but it was the initial body contact that did the damage to Kuznetsov's arm, so let's not spend the next 220 hours comparing McNabb to Tom Wilson, the NHL's foremost hockey sociopath.
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Big Blue is a privileged enough organization that a two-time Super Bowl–winning coach still might not be the most celebrated in team history; rather, it's probably Bill Parcells, who is at least three times the sociopath Coughlin is.
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With calm, teleprompter-cued statements like this, it's hard to believe that Mr. Trump, who has staked his campaign on erratically screaming his self-serving, conscienceless mind, is the die-hard narcissistic sociopath he wants us to think he is.
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" One item on the questionnaire began with a description of a sociopath: a man who, having tortured animals when young, later began hurting people and "has killed five homeless people that he abducted from poor neighborhoods in his home city.
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David Coleman Headley, whom I profile in the book and who played a key role in the Mumbai attacks, I speculate that his motivation appears to be that he was a sociopath, and basically he kind of enjoyed all this.
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True, he was handsome, and for all I know his body fit the Adonis Golden Ratio model to a T. But it's also blindingly clear from his self-worshiping monologue that he was a narcissist and, given what later occurred, a sociopath.
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Craven's Swamp Thing is very much in the spirit of those original stories, with Jourdan's Anton Arcane representing the kind of high-minded sociopath whose attempts to manipulate the natural world demanded the righteous beat-down only a swampified Alec Holland could provide.
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I think if I ever get to the point where I expect recognition, I'm a sociopath," she said, and referred to the episode of 30 Rock when Jon Hamm plays an obliviously beautiful man who "gets everything he wants and doesn't know it.
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Metacritic score: 50 After Little, there will never be any doubt: Marsai Martin (who plays the younger daughter, a tiny sociopath, on Black-ish, and has an executive producing credit on this movie) is a stone-cold comic genius bound for greatness.
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Yet Taylor's affable social-media presence humanizes him, making it possible to watch the show without believing that he's truly a sociopath; he mostly dotes on his girlfriend, his dog, his friends and the brands that hook him up with free stuff.
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The convention started in a similar vein when a New Yorker article appeared in which Tony Schwartz, the ghostwriter for Mr. Trump's autobiography, "The Art of the Deal," described his subject as a self-obsessed sociopath who had a childlike attention span.
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"I think, based on my observations of Patrick Frazee over the last year, that there's a potential that Patrick Frazee indicates and is consistent with a sociopath," Beth Reid, one of the prosecutors on the case, told NBC News after the verdict.
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Instead, it gave us twenty-minute bursts of one-liners zinged across a quadrant formed by four people: straight-acting lawyer Will, underemployed and funny and mean Jack, red-haired straight lady Grace, and the drunk rich straight-but-kinky sociopath Karen.
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Mr. Oates underplays what could have been a schematic "Of Mice and Men"-derived dynamic, while Mr. Allen's work as an overconfident sociopath is consistently insightful enough to make you regret that he didn't get more roles this meaty during his career.
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Finally away from her no-account boyfriend, Harley swaps grim Gotham for the joys of Coney Island, and her day job as a sociopath-murderer for more dignified work as a landlady, member of a roller-derby team and part-time shrink.
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Efron's smoothly manipulative performance makes a mockery of their devotion, so much so that at times the movie appears less about the psychology of a specific sociopath than a general comment on women who shield such men and even hanker after them.
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It's one of several Joker back stories that have emerged over the years, departing from previous films' portrayals of him as a gangster who fell into a vat of chemicals ("Batman," 1989) or as a sociopath ex nihilo ("The Dark Knight," 2008).
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Ramsay is the sociopath to Roose's psychopath; where his father was cold, emotionless and tactical, Ramsay is cold, emotionless and impulsive — it's easy to imagine him doing something stupid like foregoing a tactical advantage because of his eagerness to enter the fray.
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The decidedly modest achievement of "El Angel" is to put viewers in the shoes of a sociopath, a character for whom murder is so casual that he doesn't even waste time to blink before shooting a truck driver or a security guard.
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Depending on your feelings for The Walking Dead's resident bat-wielding sociopath Negan, this could be good news or bad news: Jeffrey Dean Morgan, the man behind the AMC drama's vicious new villain, has confirmed that Negan will be around for the long haul.
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It would have been a plausible twist — Logan's been around for much of Billy's madness, Logan was already a sociopath, Logan was already obsessed with the park, and Logan naturally has the power and money that would let him take on the MIB's role.
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When Dennis left to be a father at the end of season 12, and actor Glenn Howerton went off to be a teacher or whatever on NBC, fans were left worrying if the inventor of the D.E.N.N.I.S. system and general sociopath was gone for good.
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We are also introduced to the 20th-century aristocratic British ornithologist, spy and sociopath Richard Meinertzhagen, who switched tags among bird specimens to support his hypotheses and who might have shot his first wife to hide the deception before running off with his children's nanny.
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I'm not, however, completely convinced that his rage and desperation at being asked to prove a negative about a potentially life-destroying allegation with nothing but a calendar for ammunition was proof that he's a sociopath, as opposed to just a human being in extremis.
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Along the way, Waite doubts herself — "maybe because he's so overtired and overworked he's making really bad decisions and doesn't realize how inappropriate his behavior is" — until she can no longer ignore the facts: She married a man who may well be a sociopath.
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John McCainJohn Sidney McCainStates embrace nudge theory to promote retirement savings Impeachment will make some Senate Republicans squirm Former McCain adviser warns Democrats of going left: A 'sociopath' will always 'beat a socialist' MORE's (R-Ariz.) unsuccessful 2008 White House campaign against then-Sen.
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"And for sure, some things I fit the description of; that's why I'm saying, I prefer, if we're going to label Jake a sociopath or not, doing it on a spectrum and where he lies on it, because again, it's not just black and white," Logan said.
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He's not especially interesting and I understand why Sadie is not sold on the idea of a romance with such a vanilla person, but I relate to his unfortunate position of being emotionally obsessed with a sociopath and was therefore able to feel some sympathy for him.
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During an interview with CNN's Anderson Cooper that aired the same day, Schwartz went on to share that given the choice to re-title the book today, he would dub it The Sociopath — a claim he previously made during a 2000 interview with The New Yorker.
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Viewed through this lens, the movies become something different altogether: Kevin is a vile sociopath, who not only is willing to use such measures, but delights in them, laughing as he gleefully inflicts pain and suffering on whatever non-rich he happens to come into contact with.
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Co-created by Phoebe Waller-Bridge, the genius behind "Fleabag" (whose second season débuts in May), it features two wildly watchable performances: those of Sandra Oh, as the workaholic intelligence officer Eve, and Jodie Comer, as the girlish sociopath Villanelle, each the object of the other's obsession.
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Social warrior or just plain sociopath, he has frustrations that are real; and as he and his balaclava-wearing accomplices (Andrew Tiernan and Daniel Kendrick) terrorize their hostages, the film's jazzy tone and nervy editing — Guy Ritchie's stylistic fingerprints are all over it — hustle us along.
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By the end of the trial in March, nearly everyone in Mr. Covlin's life viewed him as a calculated sociopath, willing not only to kill his wife, Shele Danishefsky Covlin, for her fortune, but to manipulate the couple's two children to gain access to their inheritance.
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Admittedly the comparison between Stillson and Trump's character traits only goes so far — the former is a borderline-murderous sociopath from a working class background, whose rage seems largely driven by his relationship with his father — but they're undeniably alike in their ambition and self-assurance.
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Even before her international bestseller, "Room" (2010), in which a sociopath keeps a mother and her young son prisoner in a soundproof shack, Ms Donoghue was writing short stories and novels (set in her native Dublin) about relationships and households that defy conventional definitions of family.
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"Maybe the electoral college will do what Hamilton and the other founding fathers saw as the role of the electoral college, [which] was just to keep a sociopath from gaining the office of president," Carol Evans told CNN's Alisyn Camerota in an interview that aired on "New Day" Friday.
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He may be one of the greatest villains of the modern age—a self-centered sociopath indirectly responsible for multiple deaths, including that of his infant son Tom Cruise, Jr. In Mister America we witness him realize, albeit fleetingly, that there may be no redemption for someone like him.
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Suddenly it becomes one of a charismatic strongman who was always amoral, the heelish backrakes Hogan trucked in even at the height of his babyface popularity transform into foreshadowing, angles like Hogan rescuing Elizabeth from ringside while leaving Randy Savage behind become the sinister, divisive acts of a sociopath.
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Indeed, as much as anything, this is a character sketch: of a marriage, a sociopath, a family destroyed by the economy, the things we do for love — all finely drawn within the confined environment of a creaking old farmhouse on a homestead in a town far, far away.
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In the past, Sherlock was easy to criticize as the high-functioning sociopath who saw nothing wrong in drugging his best friends and putting himself through the hell of addiction in order to be right about everything, a man whose conscience was an ever-present but often-ignored inconvenience.
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John McCainJohn Sidney McCainStates embrace nudge theory to promote retirement savings Impeachment will make some Senate Republicans squirm Former McCain adviser warns Democrats of going left: A 'sociopath' will always 'beat a socialist' MORE, two men of profoundly different values and views who had contempt for one another.
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Stevens, probably best known still for his work as the romantic lead of the first few seasons of Downton Abbey, offers a performance in Legion that blends that influence (in genuinely sweet and loving scenes with Syd) with the unnerving sociopath he played in the sadly underseen indie film The Guest.
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Negan likes the idea, bellowing that "Not only is that practical, it is just bad ass!" which I suppose is funny if I thought Negan was an awesome character that I enjoyed watching, instead of a disgusting violent sociopath whose very presence makes me want to turn off the show.
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It's fortunate that we are less than a month from the election because we are running out of words to describe him: this phony, this liar, this blowhard, this cheat, this bully, this misogynist, this demagogue, this predator, this bigot, this bore, this egomaniac, this racist, this sexist, this sociopath.
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It was rescued, we learn early in this episode, from the ashes of a hotel that this thin-skinned sociopath set ablaze after he tortured and killed the man who owned the place, and who somehow had offended the Don (Mark Margolis, whose acting will henceforth mostly involve nostrils and eyebrows).
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And while I find the film's ending unsatisfactory — it lets Gregory off the hook by painting him as less of a sociopath and more of a very determined and innovative thief — the scenes in which Gregory is flat-out lying to Paula, coolly watching her come to pieces, are utterly chilling.
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" The National Enquirer, which is in the process of being sold to the CEO of Hudson News for $100 million, endorsed Trump in the 2016 campaign and wrote negative stories on his Democratic opponent, Hillary Clinton, with covers bearing headlines like "'Sociopath' Hillary Clinton's Secret Psych Files Exposed!" and "Hillary: Corrupt!
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Drake's official albums are punishing, interminable slogs, where wispy, vacuous beats provide an appropriately empty external correlative to the lazily expositional male fantasies dribbling from his mouth; I'd quote lyrics if the ostensibly nice, sensitive guy who's actually a callous sociopath strategically deploying his sensitive image weren't by now such a familiar role.
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On the plus side, you'll know if your significant other is having sex on your bed (although not on your couch, futon, desk, kitchen table, floor, car, or hotel bed); on the downside, you'll know for certain that you're a paranoid sociopath who needs wildly inefficient ways of keeping tabs on people.
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And whether politically motivated, or perpetrated by an evil person or a sociopath seeking to ratchet up a body count, or in the case of Las Vegas, a still unidentified motivation, the concordant thread seemed to be an "assault rifle" in the hands of someone who shouldn't be in possession of one.
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The kiddie sociopath with the thousand-yard glower may be somewhat too easy a go-to in thrillers, but anyone who grew up on mass-market paperbacks for which the cover art was some forbidding version of a blood-spattered, blankly staring broken doll will feel an almost nostalgic connection to this novel.
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" With the character Ronny McGorvey, Perrotta said, "I wasn't trying to portray a 'typical' pedophile or child molester, if there is such a thing, but to imagine a very specific character, one who happens to be a sociopath as well as a pedophile, though this isn't clear until well into the novel.
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And the timeline on Maeve's death doesn't make any sense to me — young William slaughtered entire camps full of people and discovered his inner kill-crazy sociopath and started murdering Dolores regularly, but he waited 30 years to kill Maeve and her child, and that was some sort of turning point of shattered innocence?
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The black comedy, about a teen (Winona Ryder) who teams up with a sociopath (Christian Slater) to kill the cool-girl clique in school, is being reimagined for the small screen as a modernized, anthology series that will present each new season with a new heroine attempting to deal with her own set of Heathers.
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Benedict Cumberbatch has rarely had quite as much fun playing Sherlock as he does here, pushing his character to his mental and emotional limits, appearing for all the world like a firecracker fizzing down at both ends until he suddenly explodes into the in-control, 12-steps-ahead high-functioning sociopath we came for.
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It makes total sense that he'd be on the soundtrack to 50 Shades of Grey—a sexual fantasy about a 21-year-old college graduate and her sadistic relationship with an older man that's framed as an expression of hidden desire but is actually about a young girl being objectified by an abusive sociopath.
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Ayer also isn't blind to what Waller needs to be to succeed: he undermines all his supervillains by giving them secret sentimental sides and soft hearts, but she's the full-on murdering sociopath who's colder than all of them, and she gives the film a spine and a dark edge that isn't blunted by comic relief.
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By that equation, Luke is the Barney Stinson stand-in, though where even Neil Patrick Harris's ineffable charms were not enough to disguise the fact that Barney was basically a sociopath, Daniel Ings brings a vulnerability and genuine sense of caring to his character that displays the beating, (somewhat) morally conscious heart underneath the open-collared polo shirt.
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If you felt Kobe Bryant was overrated as a player or a smarmy, sniveling dickweed as a public figure or a sociopath as an actual person, it's pretty inarguable that he excelled at pretty much all the skills that build a basketball player's reputation—and which protect a public figure from any serious reckoning with his sins.
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Other voices ring out, too: in "Becky and Me," the voices of her girlfriends who find it nearly impossible to trust white women; in "Maurice's Blues," her sister's voice as she grapples with her son's prison sentence; and, in "The Upside to Loving a Sociopath," the disembodied perspective of the D.S.M.-5 shedding light on a dysfunctional relationship.
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Grooming, she explained, can be very difficult to identify when you're under the spell of a sociopath like B. He slowly and subtly brainwashed the entire family, including igniting sexual affairs with both Broberg parents — a detail that helped arm the pedophile with blackmail fuel and possibly acted as the reason the Brobergs waited three days to report Jan's first abduction to authorities.
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"hope is a dangerous thing for a woman like me to have - but i have it" is beautiful, pained, and ostentatious in a way that only Lana can really pull off—it includes the line "I've been tearing up town in my fucking white gown like a goddamn-near sociopath"—and it's a fine addition to Lana's collection of great NFR tracks.
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Although here are a few other ways to get that same experience:Walking in a groupJogging in a groupDriving together in a carBeing near one another in a subwayRiding bikes alongside your friendsSitting on a couch in the back of a pickup truckRiding bikes in a long stupid line and just shoutingIs everyone in this short commercial some sort of sociopath?
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A quirk of most horror movies is that the people in them tend to move on from violence much quicker than they do in real life, in part because they need to (no time to pay your respects when a sociopath is chasing you) but also because of the mechanics of scary movies: Horror directors like to keep frights at a brisk pace.
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MSNBC's Donny Deutsch on Wednesday read traits of a sociopath on air, arguing that President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE exhibits many of the same qualities.
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The next time you sit down with your family to a nice game of Monopoly — and to determine which of your siblings is secretly a cold-blooded sociopath who would shiv you in your sleep for Park Place — you will no longer have the option of dueling to the death over who gets to be the thimble, the wheelbarrow, or the boot.
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He still believes that politics is inherently rational—as if Mitch McConnell had spent his years as Senate majority leader strolling the floor in search of consensus from his pals across the aisle and not pledging to make Barack Obama a one-term president, killing the Supreme Court career of Merrick Garland in utero, or carrying water for the racist sociopath now sitting in the White House.
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" Conway, husband of White House counselor Kellyanne ConwayKellyanne Elizabeth ConwayTrump embarks on Twitter spree amid impeachment inquiry, Syria outrage The Hill's Campaign Report: Biden camp faces new challenges Trump offers condolences on frequent foe Cummings: 'Very hard, if not impossible, to replace' MORE and a frequent critic of the president, did not mince his words Wednesday afternoon, calling Trump a "sociopath" and a "con man.
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The effort by the Institute of Contemporary History in Munich to publish the new, critical edition was the subject of debate almost as soon as it was announced, with some seeing it as an important step toward illuminating an unsavory era in Germany, never to be repeated, while others argued that a scholarly edition would legitimize the rantings of a sociopath who led the country down the path of evil.
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"Some mental health professionals report [sociopathy and psychopathy are] essentially the same thing, but some forensic psychologists and criminologists say there's a difference between a psychopath and sociopath," says Amy Morin, LCSW, a psychotherapist and author of 13 Things Mentally Strong People Don't Do. Morin says that both sociopaths and psychopaths lack remorse or guilt, disregard laws, social norms, and the rights of others, and may show violent behavior.
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Under the sure hand of the director Christopher Nolan, Ledger creates one of the scariest villains in all of cinema — and one that's frighteningly real, an honest-to-goodness sociopath whose nihilistic philosophy (as Michael Caine's Alfred memorably puts it, "some men just want to watch the world burn") invests the character, and the film, with a terrifying feeling that all bets are off, and that good may not prevail.
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Wanda and Vision were weird and he's dead, Thor and Jane broke up, Peter Quill and Past Gamora have a lot of work to do, Scott Lang just got Hope Pym to be nice to him again, Peter Parker's first love interest was the daughter of a flying sociopath and also moved away, and T'challa and Nakia's surely fascinating romantic history is only ever alluded to in the course of Black Panther.
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And then there are other factors, like frightened but decent front-desk security guard Evan (James Earl); tight-lipped Dany (Melonie Diaz), who's just started her first day on the job; dismissive stoner Marty (James Gunn's brother Sean), who blames hallucinogens in the water coolers for the whole mess; and grinning sociopath Wendall Dukes (John C. McGinley), who seems to have waited his whole life for a catastrophe to let him off the chain.
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The sad lesson here, children, if you haven't yet written me off as a complete sociopath, is that falling in love with your straight best friend is perhaps the worst, most self- destructive idea you could possibly have, because not only will they never love you back in the same way you love them, they'll serve as a constant reminder that you are putting off the thing you should've done years ago but cannot escape.
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It's a demented relationship, but Macfadyen is so good at playing a sociopath, and Braun is such a delight, that it's impossible not to laugh while watching as they navigate everything from a corporate "death pit" to eating ortolan, a delicacy that was also notably featured on Billions as a marker of wealth, as it involves consuming a protected species of songbird whole (and which Tom gleefully tells Greg is "kinda illegal").
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This should not really come as a surprise, as one of her first music videos — for the 2012 song "Give Your Heart a Break," which you might remember as the soundtrack to a confusing suburban summer when you were 19 and romantically obsessed with a sociopath, I don't know, I don't know your life — ends with Demi constructing a many-story-high shrine to her love interest, made up of thousands upon thousands of photos of them together.
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Adding to that fantasy are the various kids Marcus comes into contact with: Condor's aforementioned Saya, the school's most gifted student and its most skilled assassin; Maria (María Gabriela de Faría), a talented killer from a powerful Mexican crime family; Willie (Luke Tennie), the son of an infamous gangster; and Billy (Liam James), who, like Marcus, is a fellow rat but might also be both a sociopath and the most emotionally honest character in the series.
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We have the slow, painful death of romance ("Marriage Story"); a dour, near-funereal shaggy-dog story about a phlegmatic hit man ("The Irishman"); a blackly funny but agonizing depiction of contemporary social polarities culminating in gore and gristle ("Parasite"); a wish-fulfillment fantasy of an alternate-universe 1969 whose climax is no less bloody ("Once Upon a Time in Hollywood"); a harrowing odyssey through the muddy, corpse-ridden battlefields of World War I Europe ("1917"); and an origin story of a comic-book sociopath ("Joker") that seems almost nostalgic for a dingy, crime-ridden urban landscape straight out of the Bronx-is-Burning era of 1970s New York.
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George ConwayGeorge Thomas ConwayLawmakers, social media users praise photo of Pelosi confronting Trump George Conway accuses Trump of being a 'sociopath' George Conway donates to Trump challenger Joe Walsh MORE, a conservative lawyer and the husband of White House counselor Kellyanne ConwayKellyanne Elizabeth ConwayTrump embarks on Twitter spree amid impeachment inquiry, Syria outrage The Hill's Campaign Report: Biden camp faces new challenges Trump offers condolences on frequent foe Cummings: 'Very hard, if not impossible, to replace' MORE, in a new interview denounced a White House letter refusing to cooperate with the House impeachment inquiry, calling it a "garbage" defense that "virtually guarantees" President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump says he doesn't want NYT in the White House Veterans group backs lawsuits to halt Trump's use of military funding for border wall Schiff punches back after GOP censure resolution fails MORE's impeachment.
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George ConwayGeorge Thomas ConwayLawmakers, social media users praise photo of Pelosi confronting Trump George Conway accuses Trump of being a 'sociopath' George Conway donates to Trump challenger Joe Walsh MORE, a conservative lawyer and husband of White House counselor Kellyanne ConwayKellyanne Elizabeth ConwayTrump embarks on Twitter spree amid impeachment inquiry, Syria outrage The Hill's Campaign Report: Biden camp faces new challenges Trump offers condolences on frequent foe Cummings: 'Very hard, if not impossible, to replace' MORE, on Monday called out a group of Republicans for failing to mention President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump says he doesn't want NYT in the White House Veterans group backs lawsuits to halt Trump's use of military funding for border wall Schiff punches back after GOP censure resolution fails MORE's name in their criticism of the White House's move to pull U.S. troops from northern Syria.
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George ConwayGeorge Thomas ConwayLawmakers, social media users praise photo of Pelosi confronting Trump George Conway accuses Trump of being a 'sociopath' George Conway donates to Trump challenger Joe Walsh MORE, the husband of White House counselor Kellyanne ConwayKellyanne Elizabeth ConwayTrump embarks on Twitter spree amid impeachment inquiry, Syria outrage The Hill's Campaign Report: Biden camp faces new challenges Trump offers condolences on frequent foe Cummings: 'Very hard, if not impossible, to replace' MORE, and a group of prominent conservative lawyers are calling for an "expeditious impeachment investigation" into President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump says he doesn't want NYT in the White House Veterans group backs lawsuits to halt Trump's use of military funding for border wall Schiff punches back after GOP censure resolution fails MORE in the wake of revelations about his dealings with Ukraine, as well as his public call for China to investigate a top political opponent.
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