The primary source of a sociopath's infamous rage is frustration, of a sort so alien and so extreme that almost no one else can understand what it means. Once they start getting taken seriously, that frustration, and the wild rage it provokes, will lessen, and since it is a primary source of the constant distrust that makes regular therapy fail sociopaths, the defusing of that rage and its maddening causes will be a huge step in the right direction.
And that will benefit everyone involved.
That's basically the whole world!
Some newer studies indicate that the real total of psychopaths (for both genders) is FOUR percent of the population.
Two books just out, Martha Stout's "The Sociopath Next Door" and Robert Hare, PhD.'s "Without Conscience," are very informative and readable, if disturbing.
A sociopath is a person who, usually due to a congenital brain disorder but sometimes due to trauma to the brain suffered after birth, cannot process emotional information the way other people do. The resulting lack of connection to other people, and the terrible frustration this brings, are the reasons for the behavior of a sociopath.
The two books mentioned tell a lot, but they do not tell everything. On the Internet there are actually blogs by diagnosed sociopaths aimed at getting other people to try to grasp what is going on with them.
Sociopaths understand intellectually (cognitively) what they cannot understand emotionally. So, depending how you look at it, they do not KNOW the harm they do, but they are aware of it in the most detached and unemotional sense.
Essentially, it means "Why are you angry?"
Sociopaths live based on a reputation they create. It's a false reputation, but it's one of the only ways that they can continue their controlling lifestyle. Confrontation, especially public confrontation can damage or shatter that reputation, causing damage to the sociopaths lifestyle as a whole
Some yes, others no. It depends on where they are on the socio scale or what triggers them in certain ways. Some cry when they don't' get what they want, it's an angry type of selfish crying rather than the emotionally charged crying.
My Greek scholar friend tells me it essentially means "angry," or more precisely, "Son of Wrath." ... son of pain
least angry means your not that angry most angry means your very angry
The difference is we don't say "angry at." We say mad at or angry with. You can be angry with a person or their actions, you can be angry at a situation.
The proper English is "I am angry with you" or "I am angry at you.""In you" means that something is inside of you, not that the person is angry at them.
There is no pronoun.
very very angry
Angry is a person who is not happy. A person might get angry if he/she is provoked.
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First of all, if you are worried about it in any way other than as an inconvenience, you are not a sociopath. Sociopaths get angry about such things, but they don't worry about them. Your father might benefit from reading up on sociopathy, psychopathy and related disorders, but on the other hand you might benefit from the possibility that he has some legitimate gripes about your behavior, and try to meet him halfway on this thing.