EDIT: there has been a change!! here is a run down of my new upload schedule: MENTAL HEALTH MONDAYS: these videos will be topics on mental health including discussions on different disorders, debunking myths and misconceptions about different topics, talking about stigma and general raising awareness regarding mental health. FREE FOR ALL FRIDAYS: these videos will be things that don't have anything to do with mental health! It could be makeup videos, travel vlogs, things about my cats, life updates, etc! Something a bit casual and personal before the weekends! Please let me know what you think! This is all so fun and exciting and meaningful, thank you for allowing me to do this! xo yeonni
@@hi.yeonni If it was pinned wouldnt it be before the comment with the highest likes? Other videos ive seen actually say pinned right next to the comment as well. Thats not on yours 🤷♀️ Wanted to make sure you new hun since new people our seeing your videos. I recently came by your great video. You must be coming up more in certain viewers algorithm. Also your makeups is on point you should do a GRWM video for your subscribers. Maybe even do your makeup while talking about mental health ahaa 🖤🖤🖤 I think that would be so interesting & attract more viewers for your channel. Great job thank you for making videos educating others about mental health its so important.
in fact most of cluster b personality disorders (especially bpd and aspd) can be related to physiological consequences of childhood abuses (sexual, physical, emotional, etc). For example people with bpd have a less "dense" prefrontal cortex, a smaller amygdala (so more active) and a smaller hippocamp. However some of us seem to be "born" with bpd leading the scientific community to think that those personality disorders come from both nature and nurture (and in some rare cases only one is needed). Meaning that in most cases, people with aspd or bpd are born with a vulnerability that will be triggered by serious childhood traumas (when their brain is still developing) Don't know if i made myself clear here ^^ Anyway great video ! (btw a great alternative to normal is neurotypical)
You should watch Nadine Burke Harris TedTalk on the consequences of adverse childhood experiences if you find this subject fascinating. She only scratch the surface but it's still very interesting
And now parents are probably going to continue using that as a defense say stuff like my kids were born that way inorder to cover up the things that they did to there kids good job for enabling an abuser parents often use those terms to cover up and not own up to anything how do I know we'll my mother and stepfather were very abusive to me as a kid and always used those terms to defend there actions like oh I was born that way or I'm to sensetive or its all in your head or its probably genetic and never own up to anything that they did and used those terms to make everyone believe that witch it wasn't true they were just abusive people so now because of you saying that there born with it than now parents are probably going to use that term to defend themselves even more so I hope your proud of spreading that we shouldn't be focusing on genetics or things like that we should be focusing on a thing that is a true tradagy in this world in that's child abuse I feel like it's being ignored and all people should do better in trying to protect these children realise who are the antisocial behaviour parents who are doing this bring them down get these kids away from these abusive people and help them with their struggle but I believe there's hardly any thing being done this is all bull crap this is going to get people to think that children are bad and parents are all good this needs to stop stop enabling the abusers
I watched that video to and I also took the ace test yah my parents are horrible I scored a 9/10 on the ace test and I was bullied alot in school and teachers didn't care also my mother and stepfather knew the risks of smoking near there kids and they did it anyway didn't really care witch I got mild breathing problems do to them smoking all the time and I've never smoked although considering they exsposed me to all of that as a kid I sometimes think why shouldn't I smoke I mean 20 years exsposed to it with them just as bad probably even worse they just didn't care and they would deny it blame it on us kids and sometimes even tricked us into thinking they did everything right although of course in the long run didn't by there stupid games and that's the thing with abusers they almost always lie try to get there kids to believe them and sometimes do and even get everyone else to believe it yah often my mother when she was out side she was almost always nice to everyone everyone naught it she was nice in public but alot of times at home saw the exsact opposite behind closed doors a monster basically and seemed to cart alot of bpd symptoms along with some narcicism totally different side and that's often what it's like polar opposites behind closed doors trying to convince everyone
@@davidtichborne2912 remember the repeated generational cycles though ..this means the parents themselves are also a product of their environment (and genetics). Someone needs to stop the cycle ..
I would love a part 2 in this and other related subjects. As someone with ASPD and sociopathic tendencies, finding actual information online and have it not be entertainment for inscreased views means alot. My therapist has been helping me for years with this and exploring other people's insights and understandings is very helpful.
You could use the word "neurotypical" instead of normal. Some with ASPD psychopathy is partially due to genetics but usually it is a combination of factors.
thank you so much :'((( i want to try to make these videos as factual as possible! none of my own opinions or what not, just so the viewers can watch and learn without being affected by my potential bias! xo
ahhh im excited that you're excited! i love talking about and discussing topics on psychology, it makes me so happy others are interested as well! :') xo
hiyeonni would you ever consider doing a video on the process of psychology and what jobs you can get with a psychology degree and overall just information people that want to major in psychology should know? :)
I prefer neuro-typical. Normal and Average have so much judgement behind them, where are neuro-typical and neuro-atypical don't have those same connotations
Will you please do more videos on this topic. It's so horribly stigmatized that having a professional touch on the topic in the manner you do is extremely refreshing.
I loved this video, you're so articulate and this is very educational! As someone recovering from BPD it'd be interesting to see you post a video on that and on CBT. Love how professional you are!
@@dubizingler1548 borderline personality disorder. It's an emotional regulation disorder, characterized by excessive mood swings, fear of abandonment, impulsivity etc.
I’m extremely interested in human psychology and have been looking into it for a while now. However, I have have found information on ASPD very biased, I love your video and how it displays the facts, together than opinion. Very informative and very professional. X
new subscriber here 🙋🏻♀️ I came across your video about Shane’s series, and stayed cause you explain so well and have a real beaming personality (if you can say that haha I‘m not a native English speaker) so excited for your upcoming videos!
welcome back to TH-cam and I love the educational approach to your recent videos! Super interesting since Psych was my favorite subject in undergrad and mental health awareness is so so so important now more than ever!
Oh my God... I had brain trama growing up. On top of that I grew up differently than most people. It’s crazy to think that I might be a sociopath. Because as a kid I would run away from school, go to the extreme with sports and I even used to steal without any sense of guilt. This video helped me understand why I think so different than everybody in society! Thanks
Love this video! It felt very professional, educational, and comprehensive. I appreciate the bio-psycho-social perspective and the references in the description too. And your upload schedule sounds exciting!! Looking forward to your upcoming videos :) Would love to learn more about trauma and how it can affect both the brain and the body too. THank u xx
hi! so i’m a new subscriber and i just wanted to say that i really like this video and i’d love to see more! and your soothing voice helps me digest the information easier
eeeeeep yay :') this is the best thing ever! i've being hearing that about my voice recent days, i had no idea i had a soothing voice haha but i'm so happy to hear that! you'll definitely be seeing a lot more of these kinds of videos from me, so buckle up! sending all positive vibes! xo
Your videos are so easy to understand, thank you! I hope u will continue with ASPD but also I'd like You to make a videos on Borderline Personality Disorder, my best friend has that and I did research but would love to know deeper stuff about it and what is it exactly and from where did that happened etc. Love your approach!
hi there thank you so much for your comment! yes, working on BPD research at the moment! that is amazing of you to want to know more for your friend, we need more people like that! xo
@@hi.yeonni that will be great to understand more about it. She has depression and eating disorder too so she had hard life and was diagnosed not so long ago, she's doing better cause she study psychology now and she understands more about her illness and how illnesses work, that helped her a Lot. Still I don't know too much about it
@@hi.yeonni also if u could add to your list Depersonalisation it would be amazing, as there is not much on the internet about it and if is than not really clearly understandable.. It started to be more known on yt after Trevor Moran's video that he has it and many ppl started commenting they have it too, but I thought Depersonalisation happens all the time for the sick person and they said it like these are episodes of it? Like only sometimes or idk xd thats hard to understand and what is actually happening xd would be great if u did some videos on that later on cause I love you explaining things ^^
I've recently been diagnosed with a couple conditions and aspd is one of them. I was first diagnosed with multiple personality disorder then PTSD and recently aspd. Question: what treatment is needed as I'm based in the UK and don't really get help from the mental health team
Yes, please do a part 2! I have a MUCH better understanding of the topic. You're way more informative and clear in explaining it than the way it was handled in Shane's video. No hate on him though.
Love the new video. Ps: video idea, could you talk about symptoms of anxiety, that people might not necissarily spot? Everyone relates anxiety to panic attacks, but lots of other wierd symptoms exist and a lack of understanding can cause discrimination. I forget words halfway through sentances, and forget things, and become extremely clumsy, frequently walking into things. I dont think people know how varied the symptoms are, and they can become incredulous when you try to explain why you are struggling with something, especially in the workplace! Xx
i definitely have a video on anxiety and symptoms coming up! this will be such an important video, i completely agree with you many people are not familiar with all symptoms. thank you so much for the suggestion!!
wow this video is so well made!! would you be able to do a video about your education? I’m in my undergrad and would love some advice about my masters!
Videos like this are great. I love Kati's videos, but the only thing better than one source is many. The more perspectives we have, the better we can understand.
i have been working on myself since I was diagnosed with this, i have to try care and pretend to care and been aware has made me less active in crimes, i have extreme traits. of sociopathic traits
I think it was important to talk about acquired sociopathy. In Shane’s video he used OJ Simpson as an example. It was found that he has CTE. When speaking of the Paul brothers and their history of contact sports and likely childhood trauma, they could have acquired these traits as well. It’s not an excuse, but it does highlight the importance of protecting our brains. Thanks for this video!
hi thank you for your comment! ah, i felt the same exact way when i came across readings about acquired sociopathy! these brains of ours are pretty amazing but also suuper tricky and delicate!
How would anxiety disorders and depressive disorder manifest in someone with anti-social personality disorder? For me the anxiety disorder is like an enigma with anti-social personality disorder...since they are to be reckless and most likely have chronic boredom. So where does the anxiety come from and how would it look like when manifesting in someone with this personality disorder.
Iam diagnosedwith ASPD and BPD and ihave social anxiety. I dont feel comfortable around people,probablyi was very often abused. Well... that doesnt mean icant destroy your live ify ou push me too hard. What this means is simple..Maybe ill wait on your house until you go to work and see what will happentoyou or i collect information about you and spreadl ies via social media orwhere are you working.Without remorse,iwould actually kinda enjoy it because you have hurted me and now i will hurt you.Its that easy. I have sometimes huge anxiety,especially around complete new people.I never really learned any realgoodsocialskills. Just the basic ones "Hello"How are you?" This kind of shit. But formost of the time i actually also dont wanna speak.You peoplestill think we areALL abusive monsters,which isnt right. We cant feel emotional empathy (or very little)and we have a skewed consciousness. I was in many mental healthhospitals and wasalsoviolent in the past, but i learned to understand whyiwasactinglike iwasacting step by step. Do i like myself now? I never hated me, soi guess yes. I wouldnt really change for anyone, just whne iwouldfind the "ideal" love forme( attention imaginary abstrous thinking :D) then maybe. Hopethis explainsita littlebit.
As someone with ASPD I didn't find myself annoyed by this. Nice job not being... Obnoxious like a lot of other 'professionals'. I used to not know I had ASPD and NPD but I'm on the... Rocky road to recovery.
Usually psychopath and sociopath when they commit murder or become serial killers is very much likely they are sadists or sadomasochist and other pd's...correct me if I am wrong as I heard this somewhere else
There is a guy on here named Dr. Grande who does a very thorough series of videos explaining the differences between psychopathy, sociopathy and ASPD. You should look into that. According to him, psychopathy and sociopathy are different constructs from ASPD.
@@lucyn3771 Technically correct, but it's like saying Asperger's doesn't exist anymore because it's now known as ASD, an umbrella term for all autism spectrum disorders. There are still distinct differences though, and that applies to AsPD as well.
Why would anyone consider going to get this diagnosis? Don't you think i would get fired if my boss figures out that i don't care about anyone? If someone figures out you have this diagnosis, their trust towards you will drop like a bombshell. Because people are bias like that.
i mean yes people are definitely going to be like that, that won't change, but getting a diagnosis might help you and the people around you understand why you're having difficulties. it describes your abilities, difficulties and needs. and it can help to guide support and intervention.
I think people avoid treatment because of this, not to mention that it can cause legal issues. Young people with ASPD get longer jail sentences because of the diagnosis.
@@lavenderdemons This pretty much sums up the stigma of this Personality Disorder. Here you have a PD which everyone will associate with criminality. So why would anyone want this on their medical record? There's no reason to get this diagnosis without being forced to. It's the most stigmatizing PD you can get. And once you get it, there's no getting rid of it, cause you’re just a manipulative pathological liar.
I already see that I'm gonna love your videos! My mom has Borderline Personality Disorder and I wonder if you can make a video about that. Also how to deal with situations like that. I dont live with her anymore, but ever since I moved out she kept making my life so difficult. She tried suicide several years ago. She has been in therapy twice but refuses to work with the therapist and thinks its funny that they diagnosed that to her as she does not believe in it. Dont really feel comfortable going into details public like this, but there it is in short. Thank you!
hi there, i've noted your suggestion! also thank you for sharing with me about what has been going on in your life and in your mom's life. it truly is difficult seeing a loved one suffer. i am sending you all positive vibes, stay strong! thank you again for sharing...!
Make a video someone on how to live close to a normal life and how to be content and to properly deal with the rejection and judgment and that it doesn’t make you less because you cannot think differently perhaps a glimmer of hope or the emptiness of this awful disorder. People need this to know they are understood and no they are loved though they cant return that love the same or more people will hurt people they justify hurting and will continue to get worse. People look out for weird pets that dont have any feelings yet this very disorder is never being admitted too because they no there is no care to make these people comfortable because it’s uncomfortable for these selfish pathetic doctors and therapists and family and friends because of there selfish pathetic fear of someone who lives completely alone in a world that is completely wrong for them and they are blamed for being superficial and knowing these people will never accept them for who they are from there closed minds give these people a little hope so they can have some sort of a reality and not have to hate the millions of people they have to hide from
No one knows for sure if they have antisocial personality disorder or any disorder for that matter unless if they've been told by a true professional that they have it no self diagnosing stop it
EDIT: there has been a change!! here is a run down of my new upload schedule:
MENTAL HEALTH MONDAYS: these videos will be topics on mental health including discussions on different disorders, debunking myths and misconceptions about different topics, talking about stigma and general raising awareness regarding mental health.
FREE FOR ALL FRIDAYS: these videos will be things that don't have anything to do with mental health! It could be makeup videos, travel vlogs, things about my cats, life updates, etc! Something a bit casual and personal before the weekends!
Please let me know what you think! This is all so fun and exciting and meaningful, thank you for allowing me to do this! xo yeonni
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You should pin this. That way it will be the first thing a new viewer will see when they check the comments
hi! oh i thought i did, but i guess not! just pinned it, thank youuu
Not every sociopath has antisocial personality disorder lady
@@hi.yeonni If it was pinned wouldnt it be before the comment with the highest likes? Other videos ive seen actually say pinned right next to the comment as well. Thats not on yours 🤷♀️ Wanted to make sure you new hun since new people our seeing your videos. I recently came by your great video. You must be coming up more in certain viewers algorithm. Also your makeups is on point you should do a GRWM video for your subscribers. Maybe even do your makeup while talking about mental health ahaa 🖤🖤🖤 I think that would be so interesting & attract more viewers for your channel. Great job thank you for making videos educating others about mental health its so important.
in fact most of cluster b personality disorders (especially bpd and aspd) can be related to physiological consequences of childhood abuses (sexual, physical, emotional, etc). For example people with bpd have a less "dense" prefrontal cortex, a smaller amygdala (so more active) and a smaller hippocamp. However some of us seem to be "born" with bpd leading the scientific community to think that those personality disorders come from both nature and nurture (and in some rare cases only one is needed). Meaning that in most cases, people with aspd or bpd are born with a vulnerability that will be triggered by serious childhood traumas (when their brain is still developing)
Don't know if i made myself clear here ^^ Anyway great video !
(btw a great alternative to normal is neurotypical)
wow, thanks for the thorough comment! absolutely fascinating!
You should watch Nadine Burke Harris TedTalk on the consequences of adverse childhood experiences if you find this subject fascinating. She only scratch the surface but it's still very interesting
And now parents are probably going to continue using that as a defense say stuff like my kids were born that way inorder to cover up the things that they did to there kids good job for enabling an abuser parents often use those terms to cover up and not own up to anything how do I know we'll my mother and stepfather were very abusive to me as a kid and always used those terms to defend there actions like oh I was born that way or I'm to sensetive or its all in your head or its probably genetic and never own up to anything that they did and used those terms to make everyone believe that witch it wasn't true they were just abusive people so now because of you saying that there born with it than now parents are probably going to use that term to defend themselves even more so I hope your proud of spreading that we shouldn't be focusing on genetics or things like that we should be focusing on a thing that is a true tradagy in this world in that's child abuse I feel like it's being ignored and all people should do better in trying to protect these children realise who are the antisocial behaviour parents who are doing this bring them down get these kids away from these abusive people and help them with their struggle but I believe there's hardly any thing being done this is all bull crap this is going to get people to think that children are bad and parents are all good this needs to stop stop enabling the abusers
I watched that video to and I also took the ace test yah my parents are horrible I scored a 9/10 on the ace test and I was bullied alot in school and teachers didn't care also my mother and stepfather knew the risks of smoking near there kids and they did it anyway didn't really care witch I got mild breathing problems do to them smoking all the time and I've never smoked although considering they exsposed me to all of that as a kid I sometimes think why shouldn't I smoke I mean 20 years exsposed to it with them just as bad probably even worse they just didn't care and they would deny it blame it on us kids and sometimes even tricked us into thinking they did everything right although of course in the long run didn't by there stupid games and that's the thing with abusers they almost always lie try to get there kids to believe them and sometimes do and even get everyone else to believe it yah often my mother when she was out side she was almost always nice to everyone everyone naught it she was nice in public but alot of times at home saw the exsact opposite behind closed doors a monster basically and seemed to cart alot of bpd symptoms along with some narcicism totally different side and that's often what it's like polar opposites behind closed doors trying to convince everyone
@@davidtichborne2912 remember the repeated generational cycles though ..this means the parents themselves are also a product of their environment (and genetics). Someone needs to stop the cycle ..
I would love a part 2 in this and other related subjects. As someone with ASPD and sociopathic tendencies, finding actual information online and have it not be entertainment for inscreased views means alot. My therapist has been helping me for years with this and exploring other people's insights and understandings is very helpful.
this means so much to me, i am so happy you enjoyed this video. i will continue to do research and do my best!
You could use the word "neurotypical" instead of normal. Some with ASPD psychopathy is partially due to genetics but usually it is a combination of factors.
Agreed
Neurotypical means normal so why bother changing.
@@sheng505
That’s the thing though, our disorders AREN’T normal.
That’s why they’re called ‘disorders’.
such great video! i love your judgement free and educational approach! i wish Shane would've talked to you in his video
thank you so much :'((( i want to try to make these videos as factual as possible! none of my own opinions or what not, just so the viewers can watch and learn without being affected by my potential bias! xo
I’m so excited that you are going to upload more psychology related videos!
ahhh im excited that you're excited! i love talking about and discussing topics on psychology, it makes me so happy others are interested as well! :') xo
hiyeonni would you ever consider doing a video on the process of psychology and what jobs you can get with a psychology degree and overall just information people that want to major in psychology should know? :)
8:33 Try to replace "normal" with average I always do that and I think it sounds better and not so "offensive" :) ❤️
Love the new upload schedule🤗
i think neuro-typical could work too!
that's a great idea, thanks so much for the suggestion!
and i'm glad you love it! xo
I prefer neuro-typical. Normal and Average have so much judgement behind them, where are neuro-typical and neuro-atypical don't have those same connotations
Fuck that shit, Soft language makes everything worse.
@@bombardo2489 how's it making it worse here?
Will you please do more videos on this topic. It's so horribly stigmatized that having a professional touch on the topic in the manner you do is extremely refreshing.
I loved this video, you're so articulate and this is very educational! As someone recovering from BPD it'd be interesting to see you post a video on that and on CBT. Love how professional you are!
hi there i've noted your suggestions, thank you!
can you elaborate on what BPD is?
@@dubizingler1548 borderline personality disorder. It's an emotional regulation disorder, characterized by excessive mood swings, fear of abandonment, impulsivity etc.
I’m extremely interested in human psychology and have been looking into it for a while now. However, I have have found information on ASPD very biased, I love your video and how it displays the facts, together than opinion.
Very informative and very professional. X
THANK YOU FOR LINKING YOUR RESOURCES!!!! It is rare anyone does this.
OF COURSE!! i thought it could be super helpful! :)))
I love psychology! But I’m excited for future videos of your cats 🐈 lol
The cat peeking over her shoulder was so cute.
Tanya Boudreau I didn’t even noticed that...😃
bahaha i will try my best to incorporate them more! maybe they'll become my channel mascots?? :)
new subscriber here 🙋🏻♀️ I came across your video about Shane’s series, and stayed cause you explain so well and have a real beaming personality (if you can say that haha I‘m not a native English speaker) so excited for your upcoming videos!
hi hi! yayy welcome! yup beaming personality is definitely something you can say, and I'm super flattered thank you so much!!
welcome back to TH-cam and I love the educational approach to your recent videos! Super interesting since Psych was my favorite subject in undergrad and mental health awareness is so so so important now more than ever!
thank you so so much! i truly appreciate the support!
and most definitely, i want to do anything i can to spread more awareness! :)
Thank you for making this, I love the way it's set up!! 💜
i'm so glad to hear that! i tried to put in as much thought as possible :)
Oh my God... I had brain trama growing up. On top of that I grew up differently than most people. It’s crazy to think that I might be a sociopath. Because as a kid I would run away from school, go to the extreme with sports and I even used to steal without any sense of guilt. This video helped me understand why I think so different than everybody in society! Thanks
Love this video! It felt very professional, educational, and comprehensive. I appreciate the bio-psycho-social perspective and the references in the description too. And your upload schedule sounds exciting!! Looking forward to your upcoming videos :) Would love to learn more about trauma and how it can affect both the brain and the body too. THank u xx
hi! i've taken note of your suggestions! also, thank you so much for your feedback, i'm so happy to hear that the information came across well!
hi! so i’m a new subscriber and i just wanted to say that i really like this video and i’d love to see more! and your soothing voice helps me digest the information easier
eeeeeep yay :') this is the best thing ever! i've being hearing that about my voice recent days, i had no idea i had a soothing voice haha but i'm so happy to hear that!
you'll definitely be seeing a lot more of these kinds of videos from me, so buckle up! sending all positive vibes! xo
hiyeonni 💕💕 i’m super excited!
Your videos are so easy to understand, thank you! I hope u will continue with ASPD but also I'd like You to make a videos on Borderline Personality Disorder, my best friend has that and I did research but would love to know deeper stuff about it and what is it exactly and from where did that happened etc. Love your approach!
hi there thank you so much for your comment! yes, working on BPD research at the moment! that is amazing of you to want to know more for your friend, we need more people like that! xo
@@hi.yeonni that will be great to understand more about it. She has depression and eating disorder too so she had hard life and was diagnosed not so long ago, she's doing better cause she study psychology now and she understands more about her illness and how illnesses work, that helped her a Lot. Still I don't know too much about it
@@hi.yeonni also if u could add to your list Depersonalisation it would be amazing, as there is not much on the internet about it and if is than not really clearly understandable.. It started to be more known on yt after Trevor Moran's video that he has it and many ppl started commenting they have it too, but I thought Depersonalisation happens all the time for the sick person and they said it like these are episodes of it? Like only sometimes or idk xd thats hard to understand and what is actually happening xd would be great if u did some videos on that later on cause I love you explaining things ^^
So interesting! I would love a part 2!
got it! i've noted it in my "future videos" doc haha thanks for watching i appreciate it truly! xo
I've recently been diagnosed with a couple conditions and aspd is one of them.
I was first diagnosed with multiple personality disorder then PTSD and recently aspd.
Question: what treatment is needed as I'm based in the UK and don't really get help from the mental health team
Yes, please do a part 2! I have a MUCH better understanding of the topic. You're way more informative and clear in explaining it than the way it was handled in Shane's video. No hate on him though.
Love the new video.
Ps: video idea, could you talk about symptoms of anxiety, that people might not necissarily spot? Everyone relates anxiety to panic attacks, but lots of other wierd symptoms exist and a lack of understanding can cause discrimination. I forget words halfway through sentances, and forget things, and become extremely clumsy, frequently walking into things. I dont think people know how varied the symptoms are, and they can become incredulous when you try to explain why you are struggling with something, especially in the workplace! Xx
i definitely have a video on anxiety and symptoms coming up! this will be such an important video, i completely agree with you many people are not familiar with all symptoms. thank you so much for the suggestion!!
wow this video is so well made!! would you be able to do a video about your education? I’m in my undergrad and would love some advice about my masters!
thank you so much! and yes, of course! i've gotten this suggestion a lot, i'll be putting together something for an upcoming video! xo
To what extent can CBT be effective? What is CBT exactly?
So happy you’re back on TH-cam :)
Thank you so much for this video! It helped me understand this significantly better!
ahhh yes! i'm so happy to hear that!
Videos like this are great. I love Kati's videos, but the only thing better than one source is many. The more perspectives we have, the better we can understand.
Yesss a part 2 of aspd would be amazing
i was dropped on my head at 4months old and multiple head injuryies
i have been working on myself since I was diagnosed with this, i have to try care and pretend to care and been aware has made me less active in crimes, i have extreme traits. of sociopathic traits
I think it was important to talk about acquired sociopathy. In Shane’s video he used OJ Simpson as an example. It was found that he has CTE. When speaking of the Paul brothers and their history of contact sports and likely childhood trauma, they could have acquired these traits as well. It’s not an excuse, but it does highlight the importance of protecting our brains. Thanks for this video!
hi thank you for your comment! ah, i felt the same exact way when i came across readings about acquired sociopathy! these brains of ours are pretty amazing but also suuper tricky and delicate!
Thank u for the content :)
And yes I want to see a part 2 😊
How would anxiety disorders and depressive disorder manifest in someone with anti-social personality disorder? For me the anxiety disorder is like an enigma with anti-social personality disorder...since they are to be reckless and most likely have chronic boredom. So where does the anxiety come from and how would it look like when manifesting in someone with this personality disorder.
this is definitely interesting, i'll note it so i can do further research for a future video to extend on this topic. thank you for your suggestion!
Iam diagnosedwith ASPD and BPD and ihave social anxiety. I dont feel comfortable around people,probablyi was very often abused. Well... that doesnt mean icant destroy your live ify ou push me too hard. What this means is simple..Maybe ill wait on your house until you go to work and see what will happentoyou or i collect information about you and spreadl ies via social media orwhere are you working.Without remorse,iwould actually kinda enjoy it because you have hurted me and now i will hurt you.Its that easy.
I have sometimes huge anxiety,especially around complete new people.I never really learned any realgoodsocialskills. Just the basic ones "Hello"How are you?" This kind of shit. But formost of the time i actually also dont wanna speak.You peoplestill think we areALL abusive monsters,which isnt right. We cant feel emotional empathy (or very little)and we have a skewed consciousness. I was in many mental healthhospitals and wasalsoviolent in the past, but i learned to understand whyiwasactinglike iwasacting step by step. Do i like myself now? I never hated me, soi guess yes. I wouldnt really change for anyone, just whne iwouldfind the "ideal" love forme( attention imaginary abstrous thinking :D) then maybe. Hopethis explainsita littlebit.
As someone with ASPD I didn't find myself annoyed by this. Nice job not being... Obnoxious like a lot of other 'professionals'.
I used to not know I had ASPD and NPD but I'm on the... Rocky road to recovery.
I loved the meow at the beginning
hahaha me too!
Could you talk about Histrionic Personality Disorder? How you diagnose it, signs you might have HPD,etc?
Very interesting and thorough explanation! :)
thank you so much! :))
Usually psychopath and sociopath when they commit murder or become serial killers is very much likely they are sadists or sadomasochist and other pd's...correct me if I am wrong as I heard this somewhere else
So sociopathy and psychopathy is the extreme form of anti-social personality disorder?
yes!
There is a guy on here named Dr. Grande who does a very thorough series of videos explaining the differences between psychopathy, sociopathy and ASPD. You should look into that. According to him, psychopathy and sociopathy are different constructs from ASPD.
Can you have ASPD without being a sociopath or a psychopath?
@@millie6821 psychopath and sociopath are not diagnostic terms, the correct term is Antisocial personality disorder, do go to a professional
@@lucyn3771 Technically correct, but it's like saying Asperger's doesn't exist anymore because it's now known as ASD, an umbrella term for all autism spectrum disorders. There are still distinct differences though, and that applies to AsPD as well.
Accurate information. Good video
Part 2 please!
got it! i'll be working on it for a future video soon!!
Well that was a good define!
I'd love to see a video on CBT - that would be so interesting
yes!! definitely noted, thank you for your suggestion! i find CBT SO interesting and powerful!
Why would anyone consider going to get this diagnosis?
Don't you think i would get fired if my boss figures out that i don't care about anyone?
If someone figures out you have this diagnosis, their trust towards you will drop like a bombshell. Because people are bias like that.
i mean yes people are definitely going to be like that, that won't change, but getting a diagnosis might help you and the people around you understand why you're having difficulties. it describes your abilities, difficulties and needs. and it can help to guide support and intervention.
I think people avoid treatment because of this, not to mention that it can cause legal issues. Young people with ASPD get longer jail sentences because of the diagnosis.
@@lavenderdemons This pretty much sums up the stigma of this Personality Disorder.
Here you have a PD which everyone will associate with criminality.
So why would anyone want this on their medical record?
There's no reason to get this diagnosis without being forced to. It's the most stigmatizing PD you can get.
And once you get it, there's no getting rid of it, cause you’re just a manipulative pathological liar.
I already see that I'm gonna love your videos!
My mom has Borderline Personality Disorder and I wonder if you can make a video about that. Also how to deal with situations like that. I dont live with her anymore, but ever since I moved out she kept making my life so difficult. She tried suicide several years ago. She has been in therapy twice but refuses to work with the therapist and thinks its funny that they diagnosed that to her as she does not believe in it. Dont really feel comfortable going into details public like this, but there it is in short. Thank you!
hi there, i've noted your suggestion!
also thank you for sharing with me about what has been going on in your life and in your mom's life. it truly is difficult seeing a loved one suffer. i am sending you all positive vibes, stay strong! thank you again for sharing...!
"Normal... I hate that word" - just yesss
ADHD is also a comorbidity. Especially with conduct disorder.
I’ve got aspd, I’m not gonna complain that you used the word “normal” cuz I know for a fact I’m not normal 😂
cat at 2:00 you're welcome
Do extreme extensions of ASPD have emotions?
Every human has emotions. They’re not robots
Is this hereditary???
Can childhood sexual abuse cause this??
Yes!
Make a video someone on how to live close to a normal life and how to be content and to properly deal with the rejection and judgment and that it doesn’t make you less because you cannot think differently perhaps a glimmer of hope or the emptiness of this awful disorder. People need this to know they are understood and no they are loved though they cant return that love the same or more people will hurt people they justify hurting and will continue to get worse. People look out for weird pets that dont have any feelings yet this very disorder is never being admitted too because they no there is no care to make these people comfortable because it’s uncomfortable for these selfish pathetic doctors and therapists and family and friends because of there selfish pathetic fear of someone who lives completely alone in a world that is completely wrong for them and they are blamed for being superficial and knowing these people will never accept them for who they are from there closed minds give these people a little hope so they can have some sort of a reality and not have to hate the millions of people they have to hide from
No one knows for sure if they have antisocial personality disorder or any disorder for that matter unless if they've been told by a true professional that they have it no self diagnosing stop it
Please watch the video before commenting, thank you
Not a bad video tho
omg she knows she is cute! lol
Those 7 traits I feel can be easily found in most people. But, i live in a major metro area...this is where rats like to gather.
also: psychopaths are born, sociopaths are made.
Those aren’t even medical terms