For some reason, it does seem to call to me a bit more than most other forms at the moment. Everything to do with nature, witchery, to bad guys, and vengeance. I’m having some fun with it. 😊
It’s interesting that good people struggle with conquering their internal violence while bad people rationalize their behaviors by finding fault with good people.
I ALWAYS get those two mixed up – can’t separate them, so I use the less known term, ponerologists, although technically speaking that applies more to people in leadership roles, like abusive parents, or Stalin, or that dictator of North Korea or the inbred Saudi royals.
Well, I never heard of ponerology. Yes, a sociopath is someone who thinks normal codes of conduct do not apply to him because he thinks he is special. People often mistakenly say psychopath so we know what they mean even though it is incorrect. Someone who is psychotic is someone who is ill enough to be diagnosed as mentally ill. In other words some people may be neurotic but if they are overly nervous enough to be diagnosed as mentally ill to the point of being out of touch with reality then they would be a neurotic psychotic.
This may be the first time it’s been explained in a way I can understand the difference, and it’s actually huge. I should be able to remember this distinction now!!! Thank you very much, indeed. Ponerology can be found on the Internet. What I mean is, its definition… although there may be ponerologists on the Internet as well… 🙂
Well, many years ago I noticed that people used terms like psychotic and neurotic interchangeably as if they mean the same thing and I knew that they didn’t so I looked these words up in a good dictionary.
Thank you for the clarification. I know sociopaths are devoid of all emotions, and they are generally very good at faking them. They often fail to understand right and wrong as a result as well.
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horror section part 11; hyde have enough and wants to attack me for the fun, i try to run and run as fast as i can from that demonic guy.
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This was so powerful and in just four lines too!
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It’s taken some time, but micropoetry is quite powerful if done correctly. 😊
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I didn’t know that Emily Dickinson’s and Langston Hughes poems were so short until I started reading them.
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It’s quite interesting, isn’t it? 😊
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Maybe I’ll give it a try 🙂
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It’s all about what feels right to you.
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I could just sit back, copy and paste and let you write my post argument paragraph tags for me…
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I’m confused. Post argument paragraph tags?
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Just imagined what u wrote, I had goosebumps imagining those eyes.
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Thank you, I appreciate that. It’s always good to hear from readers and how my writing affects them. 😊
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You continue to travel along the darker side. Nicely done.
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For some reason, it does seem to call to me a bit more than most other forms at the moment. Everything to do with nature, witchery, to bad guys, and vengeance. I’m having some fun with it. 😊
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I am having fun reading it. So don’t worry. Keep it up.
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Oh goodie!
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It’s interesting that good people struggle with conquering their internal violence while bad people rationalize their behaviors by finding fault with good people.
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That’s called ponerology, the trademark of psychopaths.
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Yes, sociopaths as well, to an extent. Though aren’t sociopaths technically psychopaths too?
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I ALWAYS get those two mixed up – can’t separate them, so I use the less known term, ponerologists, although technically speaking that applies more to people in leadership roles, like abusive parents, or Stalin, or that dictator of North Korea or the inbred Saudi royals.
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Haha, I understand.
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Well, I never heard of ponerology. Yes, a sociopath is someone who thinks normal codes of conduct do not apply to him because he thinks he is special. People often mistakenly say psychopath so we know what they mean even though it is incorrect. Someone who is psychotic is someone who is ill enough to be diagnosed as mentally ill. In other words some people may be neurotic but if they are overly nervous enough to be diagnosed as mentally ill to the point of being out of touch with reality then they would be a neurotic psychotic.
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This may be the first time it’s been explained in a way I can understand the difference, and it’s actually huge. I should be able to remember this distinction now!!! Thank you very much, indeed. Ponerology can be found on the Internet. What I mean is, its definition… although there may be ponerologists on the Internet as well… 🙂
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Well, many years ago I noticed that people used terms like psychotic and neurotic interchangeably as if they mean the same thing and I knew that they didn’t so I looked these words up in a good dictionary.
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I appreciate learning about the distinction. Thank you!
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Thank you for the clarification. I know sociopaths are devoid of all emotions, and they are generally very good at faking them. They often fail to understand right and wrong as a result as well.
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That’s very true, unfortunately. Thanks for reading and commenting.
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wooooooow, what a way to put it !!!
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Thank you!😊
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Wow, great description: horrible thought, lol.
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Thank you. That was the idea. 😊
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So well said… and I’ve seen those eyes too…
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Ah, I’m sorry that you have. 💕
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