^ With your training, wouldn't you like to interview her? With mine I would, and someone I know who has PHD's all over the place, her dream is to interview Manson.

 

Yes, there are some evil people and not all who commits such acts have a mental disorder, but a number can be figured out in advance, if given the chance.

 

Yes, you are right about being intelligent, the one I was talking about, everyone thinks he is one of the most intelligent people they know. But the games he plays due to his mental disorders, I can't stand by and watch as females fall for him and I have to "advise" them to watch out. Of course his charm and charisma gets to them and they won't listen. But they end up coming back saying they should have listened, but most want to talk, as they are devastated.

 

The PD in his area know him well, and when by chance I got to talk to one, they said that explained a lot.

 

He is supposed to be taking some strong meds, I forget which one, but again it's very strong. But he won't take it.

 

Im with you on mental health. We don't spend enough on it, but I see where many people's issues will be solved with more help, which means more money. But it will benefit all of us.

Edited December 16, 201411 yr by SportsGuy41017

As in any person with mental issues, I don't run from them or avoid them, but I will watch out for myself and others. I know of one sociopath who is doing quite well now, they finally found a therapist that was able to help them, as well as convince them to take their meds.

 

I could talk with you all day in person on this stuff, as with you, I enjoy helping people. As I mentioned, these issues with this person were around when I was studying a lot in courses that some was right this alley.

Yes, I would definitely love to interview her. The way other peoples' minds work is fascinating. Often scary, but always interesting.