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- There are typically two kinds of Narcs: the Cerebral and the Somatic. The latter uses their body as a tool for self gratification and manipulation of others, whereas the former uses their mind to obtain praise and assert their dominance over the...
- Does anyone have something like this, and is is AS related?When I was very little, I saw a picture of Rolf the Dog from the Muppets; it terrified me. I couldn't stop looking at it, now that I remember, I don't know if I was too scared to move, or if...
- Alright, before I begin, I'm not saying everyone, or even the majority of people who look like this are manipulators, users, empathetically challenged, whatever.Is it me, or do people on the Cluster B spectrum (Borderline, Narcissist, Histrionic,...
- I've been feeling particularly alienated from the rest of the aspie world lately for a number of reasons. This is one.I don't seem to "look" like other aspies. Now, I know no one looks exactly alike, but lately I've been seeing all these aspies with...
- Been a while since I've posted anything since my laptop is literally broken. The computer I'm using is one at the nearby community college.I've posted things like this in the AS group I'm a part of and generally get chewed out for it.I believe...
- I'm not denying the reality of co-morbidity, but is ADD or ADHD really as closely co-occurring as many think?It seems that AS would complicate a case of ADD to me, and here's why: people with ADD tend to be good at multitasking, whereas those with...
- I've a hypothesis, one I've formulated based on observing various narcs and sociopaths in movies, books, personal accounts, and people like them (others who fit the bill for an cluster B diagnosis) and that is that there is a good way to tell if...
- I've a hypothesis, one I've formulated based on observing various narcs and sociopaths in movies, books, personal accounts, and people like them (others who fit the bill for an cluster B diagnosis) and that is that there is a good way to tell if...
- In the film "What About Bob", the main antagonist (or protagonist, depending on how you look at it), Doctor Marvin (played by Richard Dreyfus) characterizes the protagonist ,Bob (played by Bill Murray), as a "textbook narcissist, a brilliant...
- Did anyone have oxygen deprivation? I'm not sure if I did, but I know my birth involved many of the things sometimes associated with it, such as decreased heartbeat, and I didn't cry when I was born, either.Over the years, OD, for short (or or...
- An increasing number of people are claiming AS. Some are well-meaning, thinking they might legitimately have it, but many are just out for a pay-check, or attention.Some of the latter category may have actually convinced themselves of their alleged...
- I think I've noticed something about this: I've seen interviews of people like Charles Manson, Ted Bundy, and...a certain other person from my experiences, and it appears that the eyes never change. Its always that blank, lifeless, dead stare. Like...
- I know aspies are supposed to have trouble understanding facial expressions, but what exactly is meant by that statement? ALL facial expressions?Take me, for instance, I know if someone is smiling, it means they're happy, if sad, they will frown or...
- Flat Affect, seeming to have no emotional expression whatsoever, is more often than not associated autistic and schizo-type conditions. But it can also be a tell-tale sign of a narc or socio or psychopath. I think this might be the reason the smiles...
- A simple question: is it in the nature of sociopaths to reference past lies and still admit that they are true, even though they are of no consequence to the lies they are telling at the moment?Let's just say someone lies about being Jewish, but...