I'll start with physically because it's the easiest one. To sum it up, there is originally no physical difference between a sociopath and a "normal" person. However, sociopaths may be less careful with themselves than others. They may have drug/alcohol disorders. They might drive more quickly than others (for example) and have a higher rate of car crashes. Sociopathy is characterised by reckless decisions, and those could hurt the person.
Socially, the sociopath is very charming. Many might not be able to see past their charisma. The sociopath is able to hurt people emotionally. If the person isn't too pulled into the sociopath's web, the person could warn others, who might come to realise that the sociopath isn't as great as they thought they were.
Mentally, sociopaths are generally of average to above average intelligence. The sociopath is fundamentally different from others in that they feel little or no guilt, though. Guilt is one of the main reasons why society is the way it is. No matter how much you dislike today's society, you've got to admit that it would be worse with more sociopaths- or anyone who didn't feel guilt.
That depends on whether or not you believe in evil. He is an extremely intelligent, however mentally disturbed sociopath. In my opinion mental illness does not make a person evil.
Sociopath.
It really depends on the person and what illness it was. but the thing to remember is being mentally ill is an illness and needs treating, you wouldn't leave a broken leg would you ?
Suffering refers to experiencing pain, distress, or hardship. It can manifest physically, emotionally, or mentally and can result from various causes such as illness, loss, or adversity.
Sure! And they're most likely not going to care whether they are or not.
Some people became mentally deranged when trying to "square the circle". What was this illness named?
Sickle cell anemia can significantly impact an individual both mentally and physically. Physically, the disease causes chronic pain, fatigue, and frequent infections due to the abnormal shape of red blood cells, which can lead to organ damage. Mentally, the stress of managing a chronic illness, coping with pain, and facing potential social stigma can lead to anxiety, depression, and reduced quality of life. Overall, the combination of physical limitations and emotional challenges can affect an individual's daily functioning and mental health.
it means you have a mental illness
She was mentally ill. It was not anything specific.
It depends on what mental illness you have.
depends on the illness. usually talking and medication
because he is mentally ill and he doesnt want to be alone in his illness. you should join him and be a happy mentally ill couple :) <3