tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-628748600098131100.post3887682013281197444..comments2024-03-18T07:07:07.291-07:00Comments on Sociopath World: Sociopath codeUnknownnoreply@blogger.comBlogger255125tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-628748600098131100.post-53121667730295292362022-05-06T22:27:34.000-07:002022-05-06T22:27:34.000-07:00(continued)
To go into some examples, briefly: I d...(continued)<br />To go into some examples, briefly: I don't buy chocolate unless it's certified fair trade and some other things as well, like bird friendly (I assume you know what that means). I try to avoid companies like Nestle as much as humanly possible (they don't disclose all their business partners, so that's a bit of an obstacle). I hate buying clothes, moreover I hate when people buy clothes FOR me. I thrift if I genuinely need something new. I ask family members to donate to a charity in my name for my birthday instead of buying me a traditional gift. I was genuinely upset when my parents bought me a new phone (I was fine with my iphone 5, who cares if its full battery capacity was down to like half an hour, and I TOLD them this), though I didn't act like a jerk about it of course, that would be counterproductive. I'm fully pescatarian, haven't eaten any non-seafood-meat in more than a year, and I'm trying to go full vegan. I know its genuinely harder to be healthy while vegan, but I'd rather be a bit unhealthy than contribute to the global suffering of sentient beings.<br />The stuff happening to minorities and working class people everywhere and to nearly the entire global south (all while our politicians and billionaires sit around in yachts, fully aware and yet happily pouring champagne) is endlessly sickening to me. Not to sound like a bleeding heart socialist or anything. (/s) Though that is sort of accurate (I'm a libsoc lol). Like, I would have killed myself ages ago, if not for my determination to use my life to fight beside people who are suffering.<br />Weird, that seems incompatible with nihilism, and yet here we are.<br />So yeah, some of the stuff in your last comment about hypocritical empaths hit pretty hard, because none of it is true to me specifically, but you're absolutely right that it's true about humanity in general. We're doomed, aren't we? I try not to be pessimistic, but I can't shake the feeling that we're absolutely f*cked.<br />What was the point of this long rant? I have no idea anymore. Have a nice day, anon.Anonymousnoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-628748600098131100.post-52041445996352421512022-05-06T22:27:08.117-07:002022-05-06T22:27:08.117-07:00hi. I know this is over seven years old so you'...hi. I know this is over seven years old so you'll never see this, but I want to write down my thoughts anyway and I figure this is as good a format as any. If I'm being completely honest with myself, part of this is also self-gratification, too, as much as I wish it wasn't. But I can't help that I'm human, I guess.<br />What you say is absolutely true, and moreover very bewildering to me. I'm 'high functioning' autistic, and definitely empathetic. I tend to sort of assume that other people see and feel things like I do, but the more I interact with people, especially neurotypicals, the less I understand them.<br />I'm an atheistic nihilist. I don't think that any moral system has more intrinsic value than any other. I think the human notion of "self" is illusory, and when it comes down to it we're all just a vast web of bosons forming complex patterns. The thing is, I certainly don't behave as if I believe any of what I just said. I don't think that my personal preferences (they're emotional, but not completely emotional, in the Kantian sense that I don't think the emotional gratification of seeing a person happy is a truly moral reason to help them. Rather, a sense of inherent moral responsibility is the most truly altruistic justification. Those preferences: I prefer it when other beings feel happy, safe, and fulfilled, and would prefer it if they didn't suffer) have any more intrinsic value than anyone else's moral system. There's probably a hyper-specific name for the philosophy I just outlined, I just don't know what it is.<br />Yes so this is where I start getting confused. Despite feeling emotional empathy, it sometimes seems like the majority of people don't actually *care* about those they feel empathy towards, they only have a self-centered desire to relieve the emotional pressure they feel when they see someone in pain. And of course, sometimes they actually enjoy seeing others in pain even when they empathize, because they end up with ~catharsis~. The primary reason we love watching tragedies. I won't say I don't feel catharsis after watching a sad movie, I definitely do, but the fact that some people feel it after seeing real-life suffering feels obscene to me. See, I would help someone even without the threat of feeling guilty if I didn't, and I thought that was universal among neurotypicals. This is why lots don't even want to know what kind of suffering their consumerism causes: they don't truly care about helping, but they know it'd probably cause them guilt if they knew, so they choose the comfortable solution: ignorance. That's so far from the way that I experience morality, both emotionally and in terms of my principles, that it upsets me on an almost existential level. I *want* to know, even if it causes me emotional pain, because I genuinely want the world to be better, even for people I'll never meet. Even if I won't get the slightest dopamine reward for it (and I usually don't tbh), that doesn't change my desire to do it anyway. Ugh I sound like a holier-than-thou hippy, don't I? I'm sorry. Who knows, maybe it really is just a desire to relieve my guilt, and I'm just in denial about it or something. F*ck. I hate virtue ethics, I really hope that isn't all this truly is.Anonymousnoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-628748600098131100.post-15199574104694801412022-04-30T01:48:30.724-07:002022-04-30T01:48:30.724-07:00Hi, it's my first time here and I have been fa...Hi, it's my first time here and I have been fascinated with Sociopaths and Psychopaths ever since I'm in college, I kinda have a gut feeling I am one but doubting because I feel fear of making mistakes, getting caught or abandonment, I also often feel empty, shallow at the end of the day - but sometimes I feel nostalgic and joyful that I'm doing good or essential. if I don't do things in a pleasing or right way for others or my love ones I feel useless. <br /><br />I'm having trouble matching up feelings or even responding to other people I thought am I autistic, but ever since I'm a kid I notice myself mimicking the most popular or likeable kid in the group to be socially in - I do backstab people though to gain others trust/favor. I do best in my academics always on top because I get recognition for being a smart kid, I thrive in competition, I also don't like to see others getting ahead. Now I grew up I dislike myself I think I'm not likeable and evil, I have a ruthless tongue to those I don't like - I keep up commitments and promises because not doing so can ruin my image which I take pride. If I saw some likeable person I spend time to be friend with her/him to be influenced by him/her or to know how he/she thinks and to copy his/her likeable traits. I'm actually working in the Church now because I want to be a good person and I fear hell if it's real. <br /><br />I actually took random psycopathic/Socio exams, it says I have Psychopathic tendencies and also a bit high on Machiavellianism. <br /><br />I see patterns in everything, I use formula so I can avoid mistakes to people, I'm good in asking questions and coaching/training others how to do things. They also like to be counselled by me, when ever I talk to someone I scan my memories who can I relate this person with or if their experience or personalities is combination of this, this, this person/experience. <br /><br />What do you guys think? Am I a Socio? ChurchGirlEllenoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-628748600098131100.post-20580086615499265022020-11-24T23:22:02.090-08:002020-11-24T23:22:02.090-08:00I am neurotypical. I'm aware of sociopaths and...I am neurotypical. I'm aware of sociopaths and have a habit of scanning for them all the time. For example, I don't trust people who seem too good to be true or never cry. I don't mind sociopaths near me but I totally mind people lying to me. I am not jealous, polyamory is perfectly fine to me, but I am not at all fine with STDs and lying. If you are my sexual partner you can have sex with whoever you want, BUT I expect you to check their STD tests before you let them stick their members inside your body. And I expect you to be 100% open with me about every affair you have.<br /><br />Lie seems very hostile to me and I am eager to try destroying one's reputation if I know they lied to me. I don't want you to feel anything you don't feel. I don't want to become an enemy of anybody. I don't want to make your life harder. I just don't want STD and liars in my life and I ready to get vengeful in order to save myself and the people I love from it. <br /><br />And I will be almost equally upset if I see you lying to someone more defenseless than me. If you lied to them I will think I am the next target.<br /><br />I think that a lot of clever-than-normal neurotypicals follow a similar strategy. Some of them are really clever. Some of them pretend to be stupid while scanning you. You don't want to upset one of those.<br /><br />Please, think twice before lying to anybody. They might be not that simple.Anonymousnoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-628748600098131100.post-31996950380606125612019-01-03T01:08:30.171-08:002019-01-03T01:08:30.171-08:00I'm a sociopath and for the most part I agree ...I'm a sociopath and for the most part I agree with Anon 10:28 but to put my own spin on it, we can be dicks yes but in most cases it doesn't benefit us to do so. In fact my 'code' as they are being called, is as follows: <br />1. Don't hurt without cause<br />2. NEVER KILL, no matter how pissed you are<br />3. Don't tell anyone what you are<br />4. Reach a good place in society, but always be aware of the corruption<br />5. Avoid drawing attention to yourself<br /><br />I hop others find a use for this code. Also, to all the empathy who say all socios need to die or be rounded up in FUCKING CONCENTRATION CAMPS, you dare call me heartless you pile of shit. How do you sleep at night? Knowing that you condem murder using the same logic as Hitler or a slave trader, how does that make you feel? Saying that we should die because you think that we are less human for being less aware of others emotions, do you ever consider the pain? The pain or not caring about anyone? Of just wanting to not be bored? It is HELL.Anonymousnoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-628748600098131100.post-29992387837678888212018-11-04T17:32:11.561-08:002018-11-04T17:32:11.561-08:00I know I am late to the party, however I just had ...I know I am late to the party, however I just had to comment on this. Every sociopath is different, just like every person is different. Sociopaths are not parasites, just those who have been put on a different path. Now I could talk about how absolutely ridiculous your comment was. And how you could expose a sociopath. It isn’t easy trust me. I’m going to assume that you have grown up since this last post. So I’ll give you the benefit of doubt. If you do end up responding to this again, or if anyone would like to pitch in I’d be glad to help out. After all I am nothing if not generous.Anonymousnoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-628748600098131100.post-79728974638431249162018-11-04T17:30:44.858-08:002018-11-04T17:30:44.858-08:00I know I am late to the party, however I just had ...I know I am late to the party, however I just had to comment on this. Every sociopath is different, just like every person is different. Sociopaths are not parasites, just those who have been put on a different path. Now I could talk about how absolutely ridiculous your comment was. And how you could expose a sociopath. It isn’t easy trust me. I’m going to assume that you have grown up since this last post. So I’ll give you the benefit of doubt. If you do end up responding to this again, or if anyone would like to pitch in I’d be glad to help out. After all I am nothing if not generous.Anonymousnoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-628748600098131100.post-88030888919651836132018-03-30T10:13:18.863-07:002018-03-30T10:13:18.863-07:00The answer to that question is always "yes.&q...The answer to that question is always "yes." The reality is always never. But for lots of women being cheated on isn't the issue that they imagine it to be. Cheat on them and they won't divorce you. Ignore them and they might. Become permanently poor when they still have to looks to get another man and they always will. There's no fooling Mother Nature.Artist and Homesteaderhttps://www.blogger.com/profile/00483827210190510674noreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-628748600098131100.post-12790509690785434732018-03-30T10:09:51.189-07:002018-03-30T10:09:51.189-07:00The question itself is "anti-sociopathic.&quo...The question itself is "anti-sociopathic." Pick a construct. Should I be a good Jihadist? or a good Judgmentalist? How about a good Capitalist? Or I can pick the path of the vast majority of Americans and become a good obese, entertainment obsessed moral rationalist.<br /><br />Can an anti-socialist be good? What a funny question coming from every single person who doesn't have a clue as to how bad they are. Conquered an enslaved a country lately for Capitalist Christianity? Let's nuke North Korea!Artist and Homesteaderhttps://www.blogger.com/profile/00483827210190510674noreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-628748600098131100.post-87106693933769543142017-11-30T04:46:59.138-08:002017-11-30T04:46:59.138-08:00I agree the best reason to tell a sociopath that y...I agree the best reason to tell a sociopath that you have cheated on them is that don't expect it .... It does not fit with their minds view.Anonymousnoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-628748600098131100.post-20513499177135005222017-10-22T19:21:06.088-07:002017-10-22T19:21:06.088-07:00part 2:
but they certainly can if they would disc...part 2: <br />but they certainly can if they would discipline themselves and take a risk on something positive for their lives they could lead fulfilling lives and not superificial false ones where they are cut off from themselves and from others. it's very hard to live like this and to live with the resentment of society...another thing to do to change my own negative thinking habits is i do penance. it works. middle ages penance. if you whip yourself or hurt yourself physically for when you cause suffering to someone else you will be less likely to repeat the same negative behaviours and you will slowly rewire your brain. studies prove ( check the wisconsin monk in the lab experiments ) that true happiness is associated with feelings of connectedness love and empathy. feeling like a dead stone isn't fun. all sociopaths know this but they will never admit it...they are clinging to a feeling of superiority at all costs like as if they are some superior race of humans which is just something they tell themselves to justify their empty unhappy existence. i am not saying this to criticize...read between the lines here..this is the way out. science confirms what is needed...and i am living example...prayer and meditation / spiritual reading..self evolving is the way out.Everesthttps://www.blogger.com/profile/15248505405992665699noreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-628748600098131100.post-89871589578074435232017-10-22T19:20:54.818-07:002017-10-22T19:20:54.818-07:00I know a ton about this subject, it's very eas...I know a ton about this subject, it's very easy ...sociopaths made decisions as kids to do wrong over what they know is right ( chose bad behaviour ) and probably were abused so they justified their behaviour ."these people did this to me so i will do what i want" / so it's revenge at first and then they keep it up ..and neuroplasticity - what wires together fires together..more you manipulate and lie and get away with it, the better you get at it and the more you engage in these behaviours the more you become hardened towards others..they become objectified more and more. so i know a sociopath who also can love in his own way ( on his terms) and who felt guilt at odd times...but was an amazing bold faced liar, thief at times, manipulator ( if needed but he didn't bother with that ) ..anyway they do have a conscience regardless of what they say to themsleves.. they just are better at not noticing it after awhile ( repressing it ) but they do know right from wrong, everyone does...and it had nothing to do with the governement. it's having to do with being born with a soul ( apologies but there is a soul i know as i have a gift of discernment and not going to say more on that ) they could change if they wanted but they simply don't trust people and so people are like 3D cut out avatars ( like facebook depth ) but there are some that do feel and have loyalty to those they choose ( in their gang) they don't see the positives of bonding ..seems like a pointless endeavor as they see how it has lead to hurt at some point in their lives or how they were manipulated etc..there is only a need to be violent and controlling ( even using manipulation to control others) because they feel out of control, they feel like they are disrespected in society and they are forever resentful ...people that bond or are empathic seem fake to them or just naive. sociopaths are usually quite bright but they won't evolve because of objectification and trust issues. if they were to take up meditation and prayer or a spiritual life ..things would change over time. they have no reason to live ..other than superficial reasons like money/ power ( getting even with others ) dominating others where they once felt diminshed by othersso they're cynical because of that ...but if they were to work on themselves ( learn to get in touch and connect with themselves and others - through say meditation like " loving kindness " a powerful vajrayana meditation would do wonders..or even reading the Bible...anything that is spiritual would awaken them to their conscience over time...it would take practice to undo the long acquired menata habits and therapy ..but it can be done. they just need to see the value in it. the thing is you can't tell them why they should do this because any reason will not mean anything to them in the beginning. should best be taken on as a " do this meditation or read spiritual literature for one hour a day for a month and see what happens. deep down they want to be connected ..they just don't know how to do it or that it's possible for them, that they can change.Everesthttps://www.blogger.com/profile/15248505405992665699noreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-628748600098131100.post-62902737517183583762017-09-02T08:51:34.865-07:002017-09-02T08:51:34.865-07:00I am not driven by guilt, I just want to enjoy lif...I am not driven by guilt, I just want to enjoy life. To do this I try to get along others and not fight with them. This allows me to have a mate, a job, to make good money. You sociopaths really think too much. Anonymousnoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-628748600098131100.post-48397245659218648022017-08-19T11:40:27.521-07:002017-08-19T11:40:27.521-07:00Confessing is a 2-fold blessing to the victim. #1...Confessing is a 2-fold blessing to the victim. #1 They have an explanation for things like why the relationship feels "off" and #2 The opportunity to decide whether the sociopath can ever offer them what they need to have a relationship that feels right<br />Heretolearnaboutsociopathologyhttps://www.blogger.com/profile/05041113707511062117noreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-628748600098131100.post-78121202836560354892017-07-12T11:56:24.128-07:002017-07-12T11:56:24.128-07:00Anon u are right. My ex always said if u ain't...Anon u are right. My ex always said if u ain't cheating, u ain't trying. Words from the mouth of a socio. Anonymousnoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-628748600098131100.post-35309141889792164042017-06-28T15:00:13.208-07:002017-06-28T15:00:13.208-07:00Dear Rich... Run away. Run as fast as you can. For...Dear Rich... Run away. Run as fast as you can. Forget about codes, it will never work. A person like her ruined the life of my son. <br /><br />Stop suffering, get help. Be prepared: when you try to break up she will try to destroy you. She might report you as rapist or screw some other way. <br /><br />Do not trust them, do not buy their lies. You deserve to be happy. Good luck to you. Anonymousnoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-628748600098131100.post-64238392931863795212017-05-25T19:29:48.218-07:002017-05-25T19:29:48.218-07:00Are pimps sociopaths? The don't seem to have a...Are pimps sociopaths? The don't seem to have a conscience regarding using women to supplement their income. They also are not moved by morals or society norms. Anonymousnoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-628748600098131100.post-83280025213213167352017-03-09T10:50:38.251-08:002017-03-09T10:50:38.251-08:00Is Iago from Othello a sociopath?
Do sociopaths de...Is Iago from Othello a sociopath?<br />Do sociopaths desire to be normal?Anonymousnoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-628748600098131100.post-66472597218305995732016-12-18T12:40:24.122-08:002016-12-18T12:40:24.122-08:00Let's call it what it is. This whole thing fee...Let's call it what it is. This whole thing feeds into the ego of a "sociopath". We're so goddamn special and interesting that we need to label ourselves as different and have our own special dexter-like code, you know.... because we are so interesting and brooding. Like a fucking super hero. There are people blind to the nature of our reality, what you call normal people, and the intellectually elite and honest. There are people who are conditioned and others who aren't. Try to join Mensa or use your "cold logical machine like" nature to enhance your own life and situations. Hurting people because we think we have to is retarded. Manipulating people oooooo so important and worthwhile. We're like evil puppet masters who get others to do our bidding mwahahaha! I am a clinical sociopath but have found places in my life for animals and even people. Not to hurt or exploit (unlesss Necessary to my survival) bit to enhance the condition I live in. I value loyalty and honour among my friends because those are necessary to my having a positive, less conflicted life. Why live with people who are going to stab you in the back or steal your shit? My point is let's spend less time labeling ourselves and trying to figure ourselves out and just fucking live life. And have fucking fun.Anonymoushttps://www.blogger.com/profile/10703870772863105897noreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-628748600098131100.post-38473147618103815282016-12-07T20:40:20.729-08:002016-12-07T20:40:20.729-08:00I noticed a lot of the replies from sociopaths her...I noticed a lot of the replies from sociopaths here are focused on the self. What is it like to be an empathy? Basically empathy is simple: You automatically step into the shoes of the other person and experience the receiving end of your own behaviours - for a split second, and hence emotionally understand their reaction. That's it.<br /><br />So, when an empath cheats, and then has to face their partner, it causes pain for the empath because, instinctively, they *feel* how it will hurt their partner.<br /><br />They tell the truth because if the tables were turned they would similarly want to know. Why? Another form of empathy is at play - one in which a future non-existent scenario plays out in the flash of a second in the cheater's mind: What if my partner cheated on me, didn't tell me and then I found out? I would feel stung, betrayed, and lied to.<br /><br />So you see, empathy is not self-centred. It's completely the opposite - it essentially boils down to concerning oneself with how others feel due to one's actions, and how one would feel due to one's future actions.<br /><br />Essentially, if you don't want people to hold you at a distance, hate you or abandon you, you have to be nice - sociopath or empath alike.dsaghrthttps://www.blogger.com/profile/12103634933600273550noreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-628748600098131100.post-55993440735129941782016-09-10T18:42:37.148-07:002016-09-10T18:42:37.148-07:00I've went through a couple of posts on this bl...I've went through a couple of posts on this blog, and I feel like vomiting until my innards shoot out of my mouth like a parody of Giger's Alien's mouths. If this a support group to some of you, I'd enjoy watching you physically actualize it and get ran out of the same convention hall as NAMBLA. I just got torn to hell by one of you reptiles. Led along and humiliated by someone passing themselves off as "mentally ill," and with a past or fabricated past that garnered incredible sympathy. See, I'm mentally ill, and I'm well aware of it. Always have been. My thought processes aren't the same as others, which is part of why I was a good target to (at least) one of you parasites. Cripplingly depressed, obsessive, and anxiety-ridden. And willing to accept even worse examples of such, because I wish someone would do that for me. This shithead "author" wants to fetishize her own lack of character and conscience. She found some followers along the way. Pathetic. The best I hope for you ciphers is for you to form your own Jonestown. But I know none of you could long stand to be subject to one another or take your own life when so many other ones are available. I regret and feel guilty about pissing into a sink when I was 17, and you mammals casually accept pissing on people. I'm a lawyer too, btw. I hope you don't further kill goodwill towards an often miserable and thankless job by furthering an association with your non-tribe with our profession. Fuck. See you in hell. Anonymousnoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-628748600098131100.post-35537043711676428492016-09-07T10:19:25.855-07:002016-09-07T10:19:25.855-07:00I'd like to point out that there has been at l...I'd like to point out that there has been at least one fMRI study showing that psychopaths, do, in fact, have empathy. I'm not so sure where this blog draws a line between sociopathy and psychopathy, if it indeed does. However, from much of my reading, there seems to be no real line at all in the sciences.<br /><br />The fMRI study I mentioned demonstrated that, when *asked to* psychopaths did indeed empathize. From this data comes the suggestion that the difference between psychopaths and the rest of society is that psychopaths start from "very low or off" when it comes to empathy and turn it on when it seems appropriate to do so whereas non-psychopaths start from on and turn it to "low or off" as needed. Non-pschopathic people do, in fact, regularly turn off their empathy as needed. <br /><br />If this suggestion turns out to be proven true, I'm not so sure I see where the huge difference lies between psychopaths and non-psychopaths. The Milgram experiments appear to prove that the vast majority of people will harm another under a given set of pressures. So, why does it matter if one starts from off and turns empathy on when it seems appropriate or vice-versa. Under either condition, it seems to me, anyone could choose to be a danger to others, given the proper circumstances. <br /><br />http://brain.oxfordjournals.org/content/136/8/2550 Anonymoushttps://www.blogger.com/profile/09137681351614587074noreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-628748600098131100.post-13775593205840996932016-03-29T22:25:55.068-07:002016-03-29T22:25:55.068-07:00Most posts I've bothered to read on here are w...Most posts I've bothered to read on here are written by people desperate to be seen, recognized and validated. Border-line personality is obvious in a few posts as well. But, sociopath? No. You all needy as hell and care an awful lot about the opinion of other people. In other words, you represent the vast majority of users on any given social media site. It's ok to be "normal" quit overanalysing yourselves to death, life is too short.<br /><br />Signed, regular person who is bored to death of the bullshit.Anonymousnoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-628748600098131100.post-10015999535460968832015-12-31T19:21:33.142-08:002015-12-31T19:21:33.142-08:00Out of curiosity why do so many socios on here see...Out of curiosity why do so many socios on here seem to think cheating only carries the risk of emotional pain? For example what about the risk of STDs? Working in the medical system, I've met people who contracted HIV from cheating partners.<br /><br />I don't really think that matters to a sociopath as they don't worry much about risks to themselves or others, but anger at failed monogamy can carry an element of risk/benefit calculation. <br /><br />There's also the fact that most people work off of inductive logic. If a ball has always dropped when you release it, you can assume that the ball will drop if you release it tomorrow. If your partner breaks the bounds of your relationship, then you can also assume that your partner has no consideration for you and is unwilling to compromise sexual opportunities to meet your needs. This kind of partner is undesirable in a social contract such as a standard sexual relationship.<br />Anonymousnoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-628748600098131100.post-23495553007493101142015-11-02T22:24:17.742-08:002015-11-02T22:24:17.742-08:00You people are terrifying. I married one of you ly...You people are terrifying. I married one of you lying sacks, You should form a society somewhere else and leave normal people alone.Anonymousnoreply@blogger.com