Psychopaths, Sociopaths, Narcissists, Dark Empaths - Who's More Mentally harmful?
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- čas přidán 14. 05. 2024
- Have you ever met a sociopath, psychopath, narcissist, or dark empath before? Well, this video could be the ultimate duel between super characters to determine who "wins" the title of "most harmful".
Disclaimer: This video is for information, education and is not to replace professional diagnoses or guidance. If you need help or direction please contact a mental health provider near you. This video is not made to attack or demonize anyone with any of these personality disorders, but to raise awareness and educate others about these personality disorders.
Writer: Daila Ayala
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When it comes to personality disorders, it isn't a pissing contest. The one who is most dangerous is the one who hurts you the most.
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Wow powerful
I used to have a friend that had all of the traits, they hated everyone except this one girl.
Those types of people are inspiring ro me and they will have my back in a battlefield!
It’s disgusting that people plan to hurt people and enjoy watching pain.
The dark empath is the most dangerous, as they know what you are feeling, so easier for them to manipulate you
Are narcissist liars ? 🤔
@@Imom4Him Yes.
So basically a psychopath if they cared enough lol.
damn right I do.
Not only that, but they can also use your good nature against you and take advantage of it.
Dark empathy is being self-aware of personal malice and choosing when to use it for personal gain or entertainment, and when to "dial-down" when it is more beneficial or convenient.
Psychopaths, sociopaths, and narcissists are either really bad at hiding their nature or they simply don't bother to, but these disorders will stick out like sore thumbs.
Meanwhile, dark empathy has an "on/off" switch and does a good job recognizing and calculating risks and consequences of antisocial behavior.
Wdym? Psychopaths are masters at fully masking their disorder and making it seem like they're a completely normal person.
I shouldn’t go too much on what any psychiatrists say I was in the hospital vomiting blood and having heart attacks and got diagnosis of bi polar and paranoid and delusional yet the evidence of how sick I was they recorded in blood tests and ECG’s they never test for any chemical imbalance nor do any brain scans they can apparently diagnose mental issues by asking 5 questions and ignoring all your health issues and proper tests! You’ll know yourself h whether she’s a sociopath or not because they don’t feel emotions as we do they are intrinsically selfish people who use and abuse others psychopaths will take it one step further and actually harm people and feel pleasure from doing it!
touché 👍
fewer words but you describe it far better than this video, lol
I believe I am apart of the dark empathy category. My empathy has a very deliberate switch
I think most people fall under the "dark empath" category. The workplace is full of them. The world is full of them.
I know a person who is a dark empath, both of his/her parents are Narcissist and on top of that his/her elder sibling is a narcissist too.
Omg u r so hot and I am so thirsty!!!!
Is that your personal diagnosis or do you know for a fact a psychologist has diagnosed each of them with said disorder? Don't assume mental illness some people dont have one and simply mimic them because their bad people, or you magnify those qualities from your perspective because of some sort of grudge against those people
I could see that... scapegoat turning dark empath
@@dommysprite3771 Let's just say, I know it for a fact, its as clear as sky.
@@technonautgames4342 Nice observation.
Would you care to explain how?
i think “dark empathy” comes from living with emotionally unstable/manipulative caregivers during childhood. You are forced to interpret the mood of the unstable parent daily, and can never truly unwind and feel safe. Your emotions get used against you by those parents and so you lock them up inside. You understand people fine but you dont allow yourself to feel.
wow that's awesome explanation, thanks 💜
im a dark empath and have all the symptoms and what u said is correct and also lacking things, i had a very bad childhood which im not gonna explain and i also do believe it is genetic as well. my father has aspd and is a sociopath and so it might have something to state why i am prob a dark empath.
That's true I realized I have some sociopath behavior. And I was raised by an unstable parent. With a narcissist aunt that controls my mom if she needs to.. I can't blame my aunt since she has some trauma and she is mostly the favorite since childhood.
@@gahlamers4485 same
Me 😩
Fun fact: Psycopaths can also have a very high cognitive empathy, feel like a psychopath crossed with a dark empath is quite the sleep paralysis demon.
The huge difference comes down to their sense of self in my opinion
Dark empaths are aware of who they are
But psychopaths have referred themselves as being just atoms occupying space
Psychopaths by nature have no empathy
So they can’t be dark ‘empaths’
Different breed
@@jjb._0686 how would u even know?
@@theallnighterguy watch interviews with psychopaths who have undergone therapy , (to make them self conscious)
@@jjb._0686 why?
narcissist is the worst but a dark empath can destroy a narcissist
Because we mirror 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤❤we too smart
I dated a dark empath, she was a very broken person, and would rather drag me down with her, into her hole of despair, than see me happy. Extremely controlling, and energy draining, its hands down the saddest and most depressed I've been my entire life. Ive experienced many hardships in life, but dating this person was by far the worst experience of my life.
Thats not a dark empath , she may be depressed narcissist because im am dark empath / empath and I meet people with a great happiness even though im not happy ,and they get drawn towards me . I do everything to make them comfortable around me so that they will do what I like .
“There is simply no winning with a narcissist. He will treat you so horribly that you will become withdrawn and depressed and then he will turn around and say, ‘You’re no fun anymore, you’re always so depressed. I need to be with someone more positive.’” - Susan Williams
Smell like odin in god of war ragnarok
😂😂OMG!!! Those words you’re not fun to be around. I need to be around someone more positive is hilariously true😣🤦🏽♀️
Or she
Omg... You're describing someone that, finally, caught on to YOUR emotional vampirism!
Get some help ...
You desperately,need it.
You still can smash his/her face
For anyone wondering, dark empath is not a disorder nor a symptom. It’s a set of traits featuring Psychopathic, Machiavellian and narcissistic traits.
Recently, I've read that Sadism has been added to this list, making the Dark Tetrad a defining characteristic. I know that the DE I was involved with for eight years was incredibly sadistic.
It doesn't exist.
@@tungstenanderson5991 fr it’s way too vague to be it’s own thing.
So basically psychopathy is the worst thing. As expected.
So, a syndrome? (In the sense of: "A collection of symptoms.")
As someone else said on another comparison video I saw, “the worst one is whichever one you’re having to deal with at the moment”.
Best to stay single and not have any close friends. Keep people distant, the world is full of darkness and I want no part of it.
Narcissism is actually fueled by deep shame, a shame that the narcissist feels but can't acknowledge. Their entire personality is built up as a defense against this shame, which, since they can't acknowledge it, they can't deal with it or process it either.
This is why the narcissist's whole personality revolves around a) defending themselves against feelings of shame, by self-aggrandizement, and b) shaming others, weaponizing that which has caused them so much damage. Ironically, both of these behaviors are shameful, resulting in a downward spiral of repression, defense and shame which it is nearly impossible for the narcissist to break free from.
Narcissists are people who have been deeply damaged by their own actions. Although they can never acknowledge it, they feel their shame deeply, and all of the narcissistic traits are comitted to ensuring that the narcissist never has to confront it, instead weaponizing it as bullying and gaslighting.
Narcissists are the weakest people I've met. Say one negative thing about them, and they lose control.
Cap
THE DARK EMPATHS ARE NOT MEDICAL CONDITION AS ALL THE REST ❗❗❗
WHERE DID THEY FIND THOSE TOTAL CRAP THINGS ON THIS VIDEO, THEY MAKE THEM OUT OF THEIR DARK MIND❗❗❗
S H A M E ON THEM AND TO THE CREATORS OF THIS CRAP VIDEO❗❗❗
GO CHECK THEMSELVES,
T H E Y A R E D A R K ❗❗❗
You just summed up the narcissist I interact with the most in my family
And we should care how ? They deserve only to be neutered and locked far away from society. They're insanely dangerous and do too much harm.
Sociopaths - leave you with physical scars and anger for what they have done to you
Narcissists - leave you with as little as possible for their benefit, you are nothing in comparison to them
Psychopaths - Leave you with anger and sadness through their betrayal and usage of you
Dark Empaths - Leave you with mental wounds that cause you to feel the most pain possible, and they know it
No such thing as a "dark empath". Pyschopaths, sociopaths & pathological narcissists ALL use empathy darkly. ALL of them are characterised by being able to recognise what pains others, and feeling fine with using it to harm them. All of your examples could be switched up to describe the other (except Dark Empath which doesn't exist)
Thank you, and this is the best you can hope to escape with.
@@BC-wj8fx They dont have much empathy or as much as no empathy though but Dark Empaths have a lot of empathy but is unaffected by it and all the empathy they have will be stored inside hidden behind their mask in the darkness to only use against the victims for their gain
@@BC-wj8fxyeah, that's just kind of a form of sociopathy
@@BC-wj8fx and who asked?.
I think I've encountered at _least_ one psychopath before in a work environment. She was extremely manipulative and used me to play games and only tolerated me as long as I/others complimented her.
She used compliments too (probably heard somewhere and noticed the reactions) and then used them to manipulate others into liking her. Then, when people realized she'd been saying the same thing to everyone (literally) (things like... you are the [x] most [positive trait] person I have ever met) and she was confronted with it, she just became angry. Then lost all social interest in everyone except those she saw she could still manipulate.
She would also say one thing to one person and a completely different thing to another person, like there was no connection or reason behind it. Obviously in retrospect it was *ONLY* to suit her own needs or goals or standing.
She was addicted to praise and the only way to explain it is like a child given ice cream for doing one thing, and then instead of doing something else to help (i.e. the reason for getting a reward) they would only do that *EXACT* same thing like 5 days in a row to expect an ice cream again because they want an ice cream (except in this case a psychopath would want that ice cream even if it was from a dying corpse).
She probably isn't the most destructive psychopath out there but definitely on the scale. 100%.
Also outwardly she would seem normal, just a bit weird sometimes.
Also sometimes blurted out certain things and apparently had little instinct towards non-violence and sadism.
She can't have been a (pure) narcissist because she "blended in" and even though heavily egocentric and lacking of empathy, didn't display that outwardly or refused to (as stated) i.e. compliment others.
Edit: Play games = basically messing / trying to mess with someone's head, apparently for fun. Control other people, be in charge of their destiny etc.
Also I know how this story has certain similar traits outwardly to more normal situation but this was kinda extreme. So I know what some people may think upon first read but I've had those "normal" versions when younger and this was not it.
Sounds more like a narcissist....
Did you read all of that
She is vulnerable narccissit........There are 2 types of narcissist- vulnerable and grandiose. The one mentioned in the video is grandiose. People often only have awareness of one type of narcissism.
@@pranjalgupta8631学到一个新词汇grandiose浮夸的
That's narcissism,
One of the four types,
I forgot the name though
It's nice to finally get a good breakdown of these words we hear every day.
As a person with ASD, cognitive empathy is something I've had to learn.
It's sad to see it portrayed negatively.
I feel you on this.
The word neurology uses as empathy mean a different thing than the psicology term. Just a different set of things. ADHD and Autistic people don't have the psychological lack empathy, we have the neurologic one.
@@acabral2651 I'd say there's less there physiologically to support the construction of empathic neurological patterns, but not an absolute lack.
Otherwise we'd all be physiological psychopaths.
It's negative if you use said cognitive empathy to manipulate others. It's not negative if you don't do that.
I have schizophrenia and can not detect the true intent nor the type of person others are. This is portrayed as negative also. However, I feel I have worked around the issue. I avoid everyone in order to avoid becoming a victim to social predators. I know this sounds the opposite of what people with my two conditions do. Usually schizophrenics that can not detect the emotions of others, nor their true intent, are the ones attacking the other people. However, I am peaceful and wish no malevolence on others.
Here’s the thing about being a dark empath, it feels good to make other people feel good. Once they figure that out, they can be selfish while being kind to others.
The strange thing about life is that your own selfish wishes might be beneficial to others. Especially if you are in an organization.
People who understand empathy knows burning those bridges would get you kicked out and lose everything for good reason.
After all, if you truly love yourself, why harm yourself by openly being an asshole to others without having an objective viewpoint of you and your surroundings?
For an empath that is simply foolishness and lack of awareness. It's a defence mechanism and a very effective one.
That’s the evolutionary root of all goodness
yepp, specially when you are mature enough to understand that making people feeling bad will bite your ass
You dont have to be a kind hearted person, morality can be logical, nowadays everyone can and will talk about you and your actions so being a jerk can and will have unforseen consequences that you, as a dark empath, wont be able to predict, so its easier and more rentable to be a good person all the time
Seriously, psycopaths and dark empaths are the best of those, rarely they will harm people (if they are at least smart) while sociopaths are too much unpredictable and narcissists wont have the same tools to interpret and react to avoid harmful behavior
@@guifdcanalli It is probably no coincidence that "knowledge" and "understanding" is considered a virtue more powerful than simple virtues if you understand you can essentially prevent yourself and your base urges from overiding you.
I NEVER REALATED TO ANYTHING THIS BAD. it's like a super power basically like reading other minds but u cannot be 100% sure, so it's easy for people with high empathy to make other happy, it could become obsessive really, it's a kind of self validation even, it's it's easy ro do the opposite u know exactly where to hit to fir the emotional damage. I feel like emotional empathy prolly have a good sarcasm too lol. But sadly everything comes At a price.
I can feel the pain from the person that tricked her company into making this video.
When you were Talking about the dark empath, it felt like you were describing me in great detail. Well done.....
Being raised by a Narcissist is a hassle at the best of times, and outright cruel at the worst. And each and every one of the dark traits is extremely dangerous in their own way, in my opinion, there is no winner. But thank you guys for the channel, I learned a lot about myself!
I can confirm that being raised by a narcissist is a hassle. She thought she was capital g god
Same here! I hate the issues he left me with, but at the same time he’s my dad, and I know he loves me. I feel so bad that sometimes I hate him.
I wish i was abused by a narcissist. I got abused by a psychopath instead...lets just say i'm ready to die
@@bigmanwildin2216 im so sorry :(( do you wanna talk about it?
i hope everyone in here is doing okay, and if you're not, you can vent here
As the child of what my mother likes to call a “garden variety narcissist”, I can say that the narcissist segment was pretty accurate (at least in my experience, bc I know these disorders can appear in different forms). I see a lot of people see narcissism as just extreme entitlement or an inflated amount of self-confidence, what really depicts a narcissist is manipulation and viewing others as tools. And not all narcissists appear overly confident or self-obsessed.
You're right about that also narcissistic people lack empathy even to loved ones they act before they think at least in my experience.
All Muslim men are narcissist and entitled
The ones who don't appear confident have a chance to be a covert narcissist is like a combo of a psychopath and a narcissist they like to appear not confident and normal but from the inside they think they are like the best also they hurt others indirectly like a normal narcissist will just hit you but a covert narcissist will destroy you mentally and put you in terrible pressure for their joy and motivation as covert narcissists do get motivation out of destroying anybody's mental or physical health also covert narcissists are experts at making new relationships then they just suddenly abuse you mentally in a horrible way so keep out an eye for any covert narcissists trying to trick you
A complex topic when you consider that there are sociopathic and psychopathic narcissists, so I can’t see how it’s possible to isolate these disorders into a comparison when all inflict damage and, sadly, form mirroring in their victims to cope with them.
THE DARK EMPATHS ARE NOT MEDICAL CONDITION AS ALL THE REST ❗❗❗
NOT EVEN DOCTORS HAVE A THEORY OR A DEFINITION OR A DESCRIBE FOR DARK EMPATHS❗❗❗
WHERE DID THEY FIND THOSE TOTAL CRAP THINGS ON THIS VIDEO, THEY MAKE THEM OUT OF THEIR DARK MIND❗❗❗
S H A M E ON THEM AND TO THE CREATORS OF THIS CRAP VIDEO❗❗❗
GO CHECK THEMSELVES,
T H E Y A R E D A R K ❗❗❗
Dark empath is very real. I had a relationship where this person would seem like they wanted to know everything about me, and they did. Later on in the relationship, they used all of my personal information against me in many arguments... That's just one example of what they did.
Then it seems most people are dark empaths
thats called being immature not a dark empath
I think it's more like a malignant narcissist. Such as saying they want to hold the rope while you strangle to death so they can watch your eyes fade. Or they secretly drug you and r*pe you. Then you become pregnant. Then during an argument they reveal their secret that they "finished" in you on purpose because they know you wouldn't/couldn't abort.... while laughing and smiling in your face. Purposefully trying to just be sinister and hurt you in every way imaginable.
@@laurenperdue3981 why wouldn’t you leave after the first time that happened lol
That could also be a psychopath _appearing_ to intuitively know you.
The most loving and sensitive person you know who's back after the last betrayal almost killed both him/her and his body and soul.
There's no way of saying what he is today.
“I’m not a psychopath I’m a high functioning sociopath” we all love Sherlock
The dark empath is probably the most dangerous in my opinion. Imagine someone who willingly wreaks havoc regardless of their empathy/conscience.. something that all of us neurotypicals have yet not even THAT stops them from taking advantage of people.
With great power comes great responsibility
As I already wrote under a comment, ALL of them *know* (using study or adding "intuition") what you're feeling... but they don't *feel* it inside them (no real empathy), so they don't care about your feelings and they can use them to get what they want (what they want sometimes is to destroy you).
Sociopaths and psychopaths add very often an attraction to the worst and most illegal actions a human being can do, just using others to reach a goal is not enough.
Anyway the video may lead people to "overlook" narcissists, but *I met both narcissists and sadists* who watched videos of tortures (probably psychopaths or dark empaths or, don't know, maybe sociopaths), and I found narcissists more dangerous on a long-term cos they can make you their toy for 5-10-50 years (while they still can become a positive part of society if they work on themself in a psychotherapic path).
With narcissists there are no huge explosions but instead it's a wreckage, it's a yo-yo cos after they destroyed you emotionally they start to make you feel special again, their best friend and a precious human being.
The video doesn't reach this channel standards, doesn't look so accurate and clear.
Anyway non-neurotypical people are half of the population and most part of the people watching channels like this.
HSP, Asperger, long time depression, maniac depression, plus gifted people, schizophrenia, etc:
believe it or not, some of the best people out there can be defined with one of these tags.
Instead narcissists and most manipulators are neurotypical but can/wanna destroy you.
I thnk that abortion laws were overturned in the USA by dark empats who "feel" for fetus while enjoying hurting women.
@@slythpaw exactly 😂😂
Sociopath: You caused he pain.
Pyschopath: I caused the pain.
Narcissistic: I dont know which caused the pain, it just wasnt me.
Dark Empath: Im so sorry for your pain! Im going to bring it back up.
After watching this video, I realized that the dark triad traits that make up dark empathy are present in me especially when I was younger. Currently, there are still vestiges of these in me but not at the intensity as it was before, especially narcissism, and that I am not as aggressive in infringing other people anymore.
After a few minutes of introspection, these 2 are the reasons I can think of that made me be:
1) I was raised in a good environment with good parents. My parents have a strict sense of right and wrong which was ingrained in me. I practice them not because I agree with them, but rather because of habit as they always compel me to follow their examples when I was younger. I got so used to it that I would do them instinctively. I would usually help other people unconditionally out of habit but I do not really care about them. I feel no emotion when I feed homeless people. I feel no emotion when I introduce jobless people to certain acquaintances to give them the opportunity of livelihood. But I try to act like I care so as to make sure these people will not feel bad and I do not want to look weird. I did not bother to change this because I have thought that it would be more beneficial in the long run if one acts good than being an asshole since things have ways of going back to you.
2) One would face more resistance if one acts villainous. Regardless of one's subtlety in his/her actions, in time, someone will notice you. There may be people that are the same or worse than you that may see you as a threat and will act against you which I see as a hassle. As I grew old(im still at my 20s tho, so not really old, lol), I have come to appreciate peace and silence. That is why it is my top priority to meld in and try not to be that visible by ensuring that I do not encroach, as much as possible, the boundaries of other people.
I've found that psychopaths tend to be far more logically based. They analyse situations, consciously or unconsciously, and determine the outcomes. Then they pick the one that will suit them best.
Yes and it's fkn annoying. I am a psychopath and Ilogically analyze whether upvoting or downvoting a Reddit post will be more beneficial to my life in the long run.
@@japanpanda2179💀💀💀
I can say it’s dark empathy bc psychopaths have no empathy but dark empathy have conginive empathy but not the other two. So.. you don’t need a psychopath to be dangerous!
We are dangerous when we are not conscious of our responsibility for how we behave, think, and feel.
Marshall B. Rosenberg.
Tell that to Muslims
@@anonymous-cx7ng go eat more and youll have more energy to make useful comments
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@@anonymous-cx7ng based
@@anonymous-cx7ng bad Muslims*
Empathy really feels like that:
Looking at people and knowing, what buttons to push for which result.
It can be used for good.
Often I use it to make people understand their own flaws, so that they can succeed.
If you uplift your surroundings, you uplift yourself.
Always fun to see the right people gaining self esteem.
It is important to know that people of these categories arent necessarily bad people because of their characteristics. Its more on the lines of if they think they will benefit they will do it not caring about other peoples losses. What opportunity one deems positive is purely reliant on the rest of their personality and their intelligence. For example one might be a dark empath but still not do immoral things because they fear repercussion. Only if the benefits outweigh the negatives one their own scale (the fulcrum might be far on either side) they will act.
narcissists are definitely bad as they need to put other people down to feel better themselves.
Hi guys. I have narcissistic personality disorder, and what I want to say is... "normal" people never seem to stigmatize others. In popular culture, there are images of terrible madmen who will destroy you as soon as you get into their field of vision. No one will think that the same evil, despicable psychopaths only in twenty percent of cases have a tendency to sadism. Only a part of them can be aggressive. For that, the overwhelming majority suffers from depression... I am generally silent about people with my disorder. There are idiots with inflated self-esteem, and there are narcissists. We have it understated. Always. Here, as in Marina's song - "I feel the worst, so I will behave like the best." This is just a way of psychological protection. Narcissists are not always cruel manipulators without empathy. Most often, these are people who feel pathological weakness and emptiness. They do everything to prove their importance to the world. They spend all their strength on it. But whatever successes you would not come to, it will not be enough for you. No matter how well you have done something, and no matter how much praise you receive, you will look at it and say "Not enough". Do you want to distinguish a narcissist? Look at the people who do the most, do their best to hide their weaknesses and sometimes ask for compliments. And then they feel ashamed for it. Just in case, I apologize. If something in the text was unclear, it was because I was writing in another language and using a translator.
The translator did well. The message was clear and understandable.
@@johnransom9983 I'm glad of it.
Wow and like the narcissist you are, again turning it around. "My victims are wrong, they're the one without empathy, they abuse and bully, I'm the little victim here, I'm so perfect. I'm evil but in control, praise me.". Oh well. We see you. We know. Don't bother wasting time. You think victims never learn ? Look at that, why would you even walk in that video and brag about your condition ? You're aiming to upset all these victims in there. You just want to reactivate their trauma. You're so in control you're out to do business as usual, you can't even connect on CZcams without looking up for people to gaslight and abuse. You could be listening to a song, watching some other thing, but instead you're here dishing victim-blaming and shaming and hoping to find someone weak, maybe a young vulnerable child, that you can suck the joy and health out of. You really have no empathy. I really feel so bad for all the people here who have to watch that gaslighting as though they don't get enough in their lives. Not to mention the exemple it sets. And to know at the end of the day you will feel not an ounce of remorse for putting such an awful post.
@@user-qx9rf2ft1u I also noticed, some narcissists don't have empathy. Others do have.
@@artius6170 It depends on a variety of creteria, including the severity of the disorder, comorbidity and upbringing. All narcissists, one way or another, have reduced empathy, but it is not absent if they also do not have a Dissocial Disorder.
I’ve personally dealt with my parent which I’ve had to assume they are a narcissist. If I wasn’t getting physically abused for mildly bad or just regular child behavior, like playing with toys for too long, there was just nonstop screaming. Screaming and shaming her damned kids for not being enough, doing enough, when me and my older sister indeed learned how to clean the house from top to bottom before I turned 8 and my sister turned 12. With each incident we tried to adapted to her with what she had to tell us. Clean clean clean even when she wouldn’t teach us in times we didn’t understand and if we didn’t get it don’t take a bath or sit down for even a second. If you’re too comfortable it’ll be snapped out of you even quicker. I can remember the times I’d been beaten out of a bath utterly naked just to learn I did nothing wrong and will not be receiving an apology. I believe manipulative tendencies came slowly as she realized she couldn’t hit us anymore, or rather not as often. The last time I was beat the same manner was at 16 and the last time she put her hands on me and slapped me was at 18. The entitlement she thinks she has over her children is disgusting. She’s treated me like a slave my whole life and I can’t wrap my head around why I’m unable to leave, but I do know the reason. It still is and always has been too risky for me to leave shelter. I have no money, no friend to stay with, and I would most likely end up on the street. I’ve vowed to become so independent I’m unrecognizable. So mentally stable despite all horrors I’ve had in this house. The psychological and unjust trauma I’ve accumulated because of my family, and my mother alone before turning a double digit is so damn unacceptable.
Thanks for reading 💞
Only a narcissist if the narcissist claimed that she/he cleaned the house herself. While letting you do it. "The bad king" scenario.
i’m so sorry😞
Maybe hide a camera somewhere so the next time she assaults you it’s caught on film? Then take the footage to the cops and tell them that you’re living in a dangerous situation. I know you’re afraid of ending up on the street, but is there anyone you’re close with who you can talk to about maybe crashing at their place for a while?
And I wouldn’t be so sure about you not having any trauma. I’m not a licensed psychologist so take my words with a grain of salt but enduring years of abuse typically leaves some scarring.
Hope all that helps, and hopefully you’ll get out of there soon!
@@matthacker3481 i am still struggling with the same situation....as i am still a student... physical mental and emotional abuse...she feeds to me everyday the same line - you'll end just like my jobless sister... you show the same triaits as her...you are worthless...you will end up in places you can't even think of .....you will have no option other than dying..then you'll come to me begging of saving you and then I wont help you...its hard to ignore all this everyday when you're not allowed to even go out of your house or your room
Beat her with a bat
🙏💖 A lot of times, one or more of these will overlap in the same person. It's not always so easy to put people in one box or another, and our perspective of someone else's personality can be skewed by our relationship to them and how/if they abuse us. IMHO, the most dangerous one is the one that you happen to meet that chooses you as their next victim. Set boundaries and keep them. It's amazing how a kind, simple "No" to a Toxic person will reveal their true nature. Protect yourself once you know, and then put them in a box if you feel the need; however, boundaries and protection should come first. No one has a right to mistreat you. Period. Peace and safety to all...
Here I thought I was crazy.
That I can understand, but not feel someone else's emotions.
Just hearing that's a real thing, manipulative motives of the dark empath aside, that's pretty revelatory for me.
I was so empathetic when I was younger and everyone knew it. I knew everything about my friends. Now, when it came to anger, I was fairly good at holding it in. But in high school, I would explode and have black-out rage. I would suddenly throw all the things someone confided in me back at them tenfold. Took quite of bit of therapy to stop doing that and I can't say that I don't get the urge from time to time.
Edit: I'm fully aware of what caused my anger issues but that doesn't excuse how I treated others when I got angry.
I actually struggle with this exact same thing. It’s causing me to wonder if I show extreme signs of dark empathy. I’ve always been known to be empathic to others but it never felt in the same way that they had thought
I had such a friend... I can say it was a disgusting feeling to listen to all my private problems (which I told her about earlier) in a public forum when she got angry (especially when she was wrong). She's a nice person, very intelligent, absolutely sweet, I like her very much and I wish she would understand it as you do.
@@ethnaas2819 have you talked to her about it?
@@userm180 of course
@@ethnaas2819 and i take it that she didnt recognize her bad behaviour, right?
I want a sitcom show where protagonists are all of these personality types being a group of friends
Just use the show "Friends" as a template and remove the "r"
It's always sunny in philadelphia?
That would be interesting. I wonder if Seinfeld fits this
@@danielwhite1135 and the theme song is lovefool with just them smiling as the people around them commit suicide, go into debt, go to hospital, and pack and leave.
I don't who voices these but your voice is soothing and claiming I could just listen to you for hours I have sensory modulation disorder so my ears are super sensitive sounds can range from mildly painful to absolute agony but womens voices are one of the few sounds that actually don't hurt and make me feel better along side water falls and rain.
I was engaged to a sociopath, i however am a compulsive people pleaser so it took far too long to recognize how abusive they were. But the volcanic instability is the thing i remember the most vividly. Constantly having to think 3 or for steps ahead in a conversation to avoid topics that could set them off, still setting them off because they added something new to the list without telling me and using that as further proof of my own inadequacies. But the other thing this video reminded me of was the justifications. A psychopath would just abuse someone and not care why, they did it because they could. By my ex would always have a reason, it's my fault they are angry, it's their coworkers fault they missed that job opportunity, it's their friends fault they no longer talk. It was never their fault, ever. The only time i ever heard them admit fault was when they were using it as a hyperbolic defence, comically and facilely taking responsibility for everything as if the very idea anything could be their fault was absurd to the point of comedy. Anyway, i'm just venting a little to help remind myself how bad they were and that i'm free now. I hope anyone else unfortunate enough to become involved with a sociopath can break free too.
I've felt narcissists are more difficult to deal with. Narcissists have a need to involve you in their grandure, being a grey rock isn't a permanent fix but a consistent effort while a psychopath can lose interest in you permanently if you know what their angle is and what not to respond to.
@Kurtis Gilmore Honestly I do agree with you, but what sort of people would you consider the person I am naming:
He tends to pretend to be multiple people at once, use their alternative ego to commit things like suicide to cause reaction in actual person, once a person understands their thinking, they lose interest, and they pretend to have multiple-personality disorder.
@Kurtis Gilmore i do wonder how many functioning narcissists there are compared to functioning psychopaths. As you said, psychopaths lack the wildness narcissists can have. Not talking about the ultimate display of "harm" in the form of murder, since physical violence is unacceptable in current day society. Narcissists routinely destroy a targets sense of self, social structures and such when their perceived status is threatened or even out of boredom at a frequency you can set your watch to. If we could have statistics on how many events that negatively affect others are induced by said personalities, i have a feeling a narcissist would rank higher. Then again, you only have to be killed once, you can survive toxic bullying. So perhaps a definition of harm is needed.
@@deepamehra5806 sorry , what ?.
Narcissistic people tend to be weak. Introverts who act like one of the others in this video can deal with them quite easily
@@deepamehra5806idiot
My issue with the “dark empath” distinction is that psychopaths are usually highly capable of cognitive empathy. If they weren’t, they wouldn’t be so manipulative. I suppose there are psychopaths who don’t utilize cognitive empathy, but that would just mean tha dark empaths are a subtype of psychopathy, rather than a distinct archetype.
i d say that psychopaths dont have empathy bc a part of the left hemisphere isn’t active (which causes the lack of empathy and not understanding) while dark empaths understand but bc they don’t posses emotional empathy which make them not feel bad or hurt when they see chaos and destruction. which means they are similar yes but their brain activity is completely different.
exactly , its not its own category
Psychopaths can't feel empathy, but they can understand how it works that is also why a psychopath could sometimes not know when to respond with false empathy while a "dark empath" is someone who can feel empathy, but decides to instead of care for it use it to know when to take advantage of someone else
The connecting dots between politics and this video is hysterical
There’ve been times when I’ve wondered if I were a dark empath or have dark empath traits. This is especially so as, I have been the target of people higher on the narcissistic spectrum, I find it difficult to balance my own empathy and narcissism sometimes with learning so much about narcissism and needing to protect myself, I am a strong INTJ and it is said we are most likely to become narcissists. But, what gives me the most problem, which I’ve never heard people speak about, is sometimes little empathy for people and every bit of empathy for animals. I knew someone else, years ago, who expressed the same feelings and I’d guess we both feel like a meme I saw, some years ago, where people can torture and kill one another in a movie - but don’t hurt that dog! I also wonder if diminishing empathy just comes along with maturity, replaced by more narcissism - but in addition, feeling that people aren’t so innocent, that they know exactly what they’re doing, are indifferent about it if not intentional and might’ve deserved the results of their actions.
Thats okay, you might not be completely lost, me on the other hand.. i have so much empathy for animals, i love them more than anything, but i only have empathy for my close family and friends, if would meet somebody (and that happened) that recently just lost somebody and told me.. i would react with the overwhelming feeling of not being able to help her, i have no feeling for her loss, i can only force a sad expression on my face and say "iam very sorry for your loss" but its all fake, i just do what normal people expect me to do, kinda like a psychopath, its pain and pain all over.. i went through a lot of therapy but nothing can really heal this mental illness, iam high functioning tho and thats why iam able to see myself from the outside which hurts my little broken ego even more cause in reality i want to be great, but iam not.
Adding to that iam diagnosed with autism which makes me deep inside a not so nice person but my social anxiety prevents me of showing so, i have active thoughts like "i hate this person" while smiling, and i have no fucking interest in their lives, i just nod and try to find relatable points to make conversation, the fact iam held back by another problem is i think good, cause often i have dark thoughts man.. but iam strong.
These are in varying degrees harmful and dangerous, depending on their method and means of exploitation and abuse. Someone intuitive as a 𝐃𝐚𝐫𝐤 𝐄𝐦𝐩𝐚𝐭𝐡 could seem harmless, but are plotting when to weaponize the vulnerability of their target and how to mess with their head, like it is fun sport. They know how damaging and horrible they may treat people and yet lack remorse nor have no conscience at all. You also cannot rely on their moral compass nor their capacity to do good out of genuine and compassionate empathy.
But it's all performative
Yes
not how that actually works. i am convinced that these so called dark empaths are just immature hyoka empaths. who can use their empathy to get what they want since they are strong empaths who are strong on thebdark triad.... they are still empaths and often only go after people who annoy them.
The thing is, the Dark Empath can turn it on and off... When they want to intuitively see into you, they can... They CAN feel, too... just like you and me. The trouble comes whenever they just DECIDE not to... so whatever wrong they do won't bother them in the slightest. THAT is what makes them dangerous.
At least, with a Psychopath, you can occasionally catch a glimpse of their "studying". You CAN set them up with an emotionally ambiguous situation and room or crowd, and they won't know what to do or how to act. Psycho's and Sociopaths are the ones who most frequently tell me things like "I'm not sure whether to shake your hand or punch you in the face." Which is fine by me... At least, I know who or what they are... and even when they don't say as much in as many words, I can usually catch it in their expressions when they're obviously confused about how to act or what emotion to express... ;o)
A month ago
Yikes… I understand empathy, but I will not feel what you feel. I was diagnosed with BPD and CPTSD and I’ve asked my therapist if I was a narcissist, but she told me I wasn’t and that my outbursts are caused by a trigger where I relive a traumatic experience and that I shut down emotionally because it’s how my brain protects itself. I also turn inward on myself instead of hurt others on purpose and would rather just unalive than to hurt my loved ones anymore. Idky I lack the feeling of empathy. I was emotionally repressed since I was 12, I’m 32 now and finally got help. Mental illness is wild.
I'm technically a victimistic narcissist, apparently. I do have a shit ton of traumas so I project a better, more emotional intelligent version of myself into the world while I need to make others deal with my shit instead of myself because I feel worthless and as if I can't handle it. It's hell and I do make people around me suffer, but I hate that. I don't want to prey on people. I want to be loved and feel safe.
I know there's many many cases and human psychology is so complex, but it saddens me not to find almost any material teaching someone like myself to learn to handle the disorder better. I happen to go to therapy, but that's a privilege. What about those who can't?
@@9401maru When you KNOW it? And don't do anything to stop it? I know that Rome wasent build in a day....but this🕵️ you,M, you are STUPID AF🤮
@@9401maruwell, wrong
if oyu have bpd your life has been hell, it is a trauma created personality, you need so much love and support and no matter how you cope with your feelings, wether you self harm or cut off- just you being aware of it makes you better than people who are toxic who may have bpd but just go onto meds and don't even persue diagnosis or treatment, much love to you sensitive creative loving bpd in progress because you started off life at the bottom and never knew it- the illness is like spending your entire life crawling toward a light that is always out of reach
i used to be a dark empath and severely needed help, but someone special to me helped me realize what ive been doing was wrong and i been trying very hard to stop what ive been doing and because of that im doing a whole lot better now, my way of seeking help may not have been the best since not everyone can find that one person but it is one way
seems emotional sadist, not dark empath
So u want everyone on this CZcams comment section to clap for you because u were born evil ?
Thank you for all these great tools
I've been around all kinds of personalities.
I still think that dark empaths while being manipulative can still have empathy so they're not too harsh like sociopaths and psychopaths who might turn violent either physically or mentally.
Maybe I'm wrong though, I don't know..
I think some people may have a combination of sociopathy and being a dark empath, it just seems like it could go hand in hand, maybe even escalate to psychopathy
I think it all depends on the individual
Am i a dark empath if i can read other people like a book or smth?
@@Bhizzyi no, probably just means ur emotionally intelligent
@@Bhizzyi or that means u can observe people, which is a good thing to have so u know what people are like before anything’s happens and so you can protect urself from any people that show red flags. or what u said just means u can read their emotions and vibes they give off.
I really think every empaths should embrace a bit of darkness. True empathy can be very hurtful and overwhelming, so processing it at least partly through cognition, and less with emotion can be useful for oneself and to help others.
Also, I noticed that we tend to attract narcissistic and histrionic personalities who like to pray and feed on us, so learning to weaponize empathy not to manipulate but as self-defense can be a good thing
Agree with every string of word
So if I am an Empath I will embrace darkness?
@@Chara3690 You won't, but you have to, just a little bit.
@@lechatrelou6393 *Who told you that I am not already evil...*
@@Chara3690 nobody, but no evil would write with thick letters (not english, don't know how it's called)
Bro every time i get a description i get scared for a sec until it just switches to opposites. Like a clean cut 50/50/50/50
I became a dark empath only when someone hurt me badly and I wanted them to suffer the way I did. I recently had manipulated a situation and hurt someone with a narcissistic personality who had hurt me mentally, psychologically and emotionally.
I know I caused them a lot of harm as revenge to their actions towards me, but I don’t feel bad for them at all. Not even a little bit. In fact the fact that I hurt them brings me a lot of joy and fulfillment.
This is the first time I’ve ever recognized this in myself. This is the first time I ever felt this way;
I hurt someone badly, and don’t feel sympathy for them at all. I do feel bad for the people I hurt slightly in my process, but not for the specific person who caused me so much harm.
Oh my, you just described me👀
You're Revenge in person 😱
Better not mess with you !
I wish i could've do to my family what you've achieve.
@@fancy3774 Wish you won't regret it later, especially if you have to live with them
What did you do exactly?
A dark empath just feels like one possible expression of psychopathy.
im scared i think im a dark empath-
@@Maliniasredmask emo
@@lauri1092 emo doesn't automatically means manipulative
@@Maliniasredmask, from what I understand, there are many people who fit the diagnosis of one of these four categories of disorders who live fairly normal lives. Famously, there is a neurologist who was once conducting a study in which they did brain scans of ordinary people and of diagnosed psychopaths, and observing very specific differences. For the heck of it, he and his colleagues in the study decided to scan their own brains as well. Upon reviewing his own scan, he immediately noticed it had the exact same features as those of the psychopaths from the study. After consulting with friends and family he realized he really did have the traits of a psychopath, but it simply didn’t manifest in extreme ways because he had a happy childhood and a more or less normal life. With the diagnosis and some cognitive behavioral therapy he was able to improve his relationships even further by safeguarding against the most harmful traits.
This is all to say that, even if you are a “dark empath” as you fear, it isn’t necessarily the life sentence you may think it is. In fact, a diagnosis may be helpful, in that you’d have self knowledge. With that knowledge and the modern tools of cognitive behavioral therapy, it seems more possible than ever to live a meaningful life with such conditions.
@@Maliniasredmask sure bud
0:00 intro
0:44 1、sociopaths
1:35 2、psychopaths
2:55 3、narcissists
4:16 4、dark empaths
6:22 outro conclusion
Thanks, I didn't know how to handle this extensive clip
THE DARK EMPATHS ARE NOT MEDICAL CONDITION AS ALL THE REST ❗❗❗
NOT EVEN DOCTORS HAVE A THEORY OR A DEFINITION OR A DESCRIBE FOR DARK EMPATHS❗❗❗
WHERE DID THEY FIND THOSE TOTAL CRAP THINGS ON THIS VIDEO, THEY MAKE THEM OUT OF THEIR DARK MIND❗❗❗
S H A M E ON THEM AND TO THE CREATORS OF THIS CRAP VIDEO❗❗❗
GO CHECK THEMSELVES,
T H E Y A R E D A R K ❗❗❗
@@Asto508 lmao
Psychopaths are extremely dangerous and almost impossible to recognize. 👍🙂❤
I'm no sociopath, but I find it hard to have any sort of regard for others, and I just do destructive stuff without regrets or thinking of how other people will worry about me. It's not something I'm proud of.
The dark empath seems like the worst in my opinion because they understand what you feel better than any of the other personalities and they use it against you.
Narcissists also have cognitive empathy...
As I already wrote under a comment, ALL of them *know* (using study or adding "intuition") what you're feeling... but they don't *feel* it inside them (no real empathy), so they don't care about your feelings and they can use them to get what they want (what they want sometimes is to destroy you).
Sociopaths and psychopaths add very often an attraction to the worst and most illegal actions a human being can do, just using others to reach a goal is not enough.
Anyway the video may lead people to "overlook" narcissists, but *I met both narcissists and sadists* who watched videos of tortures (probably psychopaths or dark empaths or, don't know, maybe sociopaths), and I found narcissists more dangerous on a long-term cos they can make you their toy for 5-10-50 years (while they still can become a positive part of society if they work on themself in a psychotherapic path).
With narcissists there are no huge explosions but instead it's a wreckage, it's a yo-yo cos after they destroyed you emotionally they start to make you feel special again, their best friend and a precious human being.
The video doesn't reach this channel standards, doesn't look so accurate and clear.
@@nabilc1667 some psychopaths can have it as well
@@rodolfomezaalvarado8004 true.
I'm curious if Dark Emparthy is a true personality disorder or if it is a set of behaviors that anyone can fall into when in a toxic or traumatic situation? I've definitely exhibited Dark Empathy, but it was in relationships I later found were harmful to me (Borderlines or Narcissists), and so I was in a trauma bond and survival mode.
As soon as I was out of those relationships, my manipulative behavior stopped entirely.
Now that I'm more aware of how to identify those behaviors in myself, as well as what triggers them (specific behaviors in other types of people), I can chose to stay out of those situations both for my own mental health and to keep myself from behaving certain ways.
One could think of how humans behave in war, survival, or disaster situations. Dark behavior that actually allows for survival come out from somewhere deep inside, but it isn't WHO we are.
I'm right alongside you there. Yes on trauma and after effects. But what about when you get to "normal" life. But you still feel those strong urges. You still think those same thoughts. If anything, crave those behaviors you quit? Silently holding them inside afraid the one person you care about finds out and leaves you? Afraid of losing them because you know you'll easily fall into those behaviors that feel normal to you but you know not everyone else does feel those. Or think those thoughts. I feel like holding it inside helps keep relationships... but how do you get rid of those cravings. The need. I understand and struggle to apply... but I still have feelings
Good observation I think you may be on to something
I doubt it. I don’t think it’s in the DSM.
Many serial killers that are commonly referred to as being psychopaths are actually borderline. It's my belief that some are even miss diagnosed as having aspd, which is strange given that alot of the murders they commit are very emotion driven.
@@Alias_Reign It’s not a perfect system, we have social sciences making a terrible impact. We have been set back decades in the mental health areas because of wokeness. Intersectionality. None of it is real.
The dark traits and actions of sociopaths, psychopaths and narcissists are relatively easier to detect. But the Dark Empath is a lot tougher to detect and this makes them more dangerous.
The other thing is that even if you discover their dark traits and actions, the people around you will not believe easily. The people around you are fooled by the Dark Empaths.
As someone whose starting to realize they may or may not be a narcissist I found this to be insightful, I’ve been becoming more self aware of my behaviors over the years. So this was helpful, thank you
I’ve been doing all of these that was mentioned on the narcissist one.
Oh I'm definitely a narcissist.
In my opinion dark empaths (If we are to use that term) are simply a type of psychopath.
A lot of diagnosed psychopaths have cognitive empathy, this is well known. Same goes for sociopaths as well, although sociopaths can sometimes feel secondary emotions, all be it to a muted degree.
No, they are Not comparable to psychopaths, because they have emotional empathy.
In my experience there are two major
differences to the other types:
We do not manipulate as narcissists do, because our emotional empathy still works. Manipulating would us also make us feel hurt or unstabl, just like the other person does.
Instead we figure out, using cognitive empathy, how the other Person can be made feeling good and use that skill to feel good as well. In my case e.g. I figured out how a persons humour worked and could then bring up the funniest things, completely adapted to their own specific essence of humour.
But in the end we recognize the other persons wish, us to develop feelings for them. And because we feel them being uncomfortable, but cannot fall in love, because we were so hurt, we suffer as well.
Being a dark empath means constant self doubts and issues, more than with narcissism, but luckily we don't really hurt the other person. Hurt maybe, but definitly not traumatise.
Psychopaths have no empathy of any type...it's their defining characteristic. What makes a DE more damaging in their ability to know exactly what actions to take, and what you'll ferl as a result. A psychopath has no idea.
@@kimrobinson6285 I've heard that psychopaths *can* learn empathy, but they need to be trained to narcissists on the other hand, *cannot.* Dark empaths are usually people who have been abused and develop harmful traits, but it may not be permanent like a narcissist. So in my mind, the narcissist the the worst one. Also dealing with a narcissistic "mother' doesn't help either.
@@iwannabeyourdog90Okay then maybe it’s a type of sociopathy. (Limited ability to feel empathy.) Bc “dark empath” isn’t a thing in the DSM-5.
I think any empath can be dark throughout their life. For the most part they're positive and nurturing. But if put in situations that make them lose focus on the positive. Eventually they experience dark dark times and they can learn how to use their empathic abilities in a defensive way and sometimes that turns dark.
I'm bipolar and also empathic I've personally went through some dark points in my life. I eventually find myself and ground myself and balance myself and I get back to that positive, good energy spreading me.
Im not proud of those times but I learned alot from them. So I'll take whatever good I can from them.
Literally cancers in astrology
I came in the comment section to expect a bunch of armchair psychologists, seeing what this channel is and, boy, was I right.
@@sorrow2305 As the operators of the most complex and powerful device in the universe, prone to such horrendous misuse and malfunction, everyone should strive to be an armchair psychologist.
@@BC-wj8fx I can't tell if you're being sarcastic, seeing as your comment is riddled with contradictory statements, but I can only hope you're joking.
Totally agree!
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As a psychopath who is also a dark empath I approve this message 🤷🏾🖤
Dark Empath: Schadenfreude, the personality.
Nothing more dangerous than a smart psychopath, though.
To be honest, the worst one is the one that crosses your path. I have a narcissist father and my mom and I have the scars, both physical and emotional, to show how terrible it can be. I’ve had a narcissist in my path for my whole live but if my father had any of the other traits the hits, insults and manipulation would have hurt all the same. Just be careful people and stay away from this a**holes
My son-in-law is a narcissist and put us through hell until we realised we could simply have nothing more to do with him. Life has been pretty good for the whole family ever since.
I mean i am pretty sociopathic and i think the moment you push me hard enough for me to do something, you deserve whats coming, but am genuinly scared of psychopaths
I have a sociopathic and narcissistic mother
After watching this video, I realized that my elder brother is sociopathic... He hits me rudely sometimes he gets angry, he can't be controlled even there's parents.. but when I begin to cry he says sorry and be sad about his bad temperedness... he doesn't even know he is a sociopath... he is a human
Nah I watched out of curiosity I go into the comments and see whines and complaints
Excluding situations when they attack physically .....the dark empath causes the most pain ....😥
So true 😥
Yeah they certainly win out on manipulative damage. I still think psychopath because they're the most likely to commit violent crimes, say robbing a store simply because they feel they want the money and have no regard for anyone who tries to stand in the way
I feel Identified with dark empathy, since I can remember I used to explain my mom that I can rationalize empathy, but I cannot really feel it, I used to call it myself organic and mechanical empathy around the age of 7-8.
I feel empathy by comparing people’s experiences with mine.
“Oh so your dad died” (cannot care less, does not affect, but I’m supposed to and is the expected reaction, so I try to think how I felt when a significant other died, and I use that as reference)
That's more like Psychopathy rather than Dark Empath, Dark Empath perfectly understands feelings, emotions, and empathy, can also feel It, But doesn't really care, The narcissistic behavior that occurs here causes him to use this knowledge for manipulation, Psychopaths, on the other hand, do not feel or understand Empathy, they can only rationalize it, like a system, remember patterns.
I HAVE SEEN A DARK EMPATH REVEAL HIMSELF… and it is SO SCARY. I moved across county in the US to work with a guy who I thought was a close friend. He basically slit my throat and has been trying to bury me for the last month since I left the company because I have been speaking up about abusive work practices in the financial services and venture capital industries w.r.t. who actually does the work that provides value to the company. Recent layoffs (like at Coinbase) are not humane!
Are you okay now?
You were talking about meeting a dark empathy and literally didn't describe what he did and instead went to rant about work?
@@TcCT238 she literally said he tried to slit her throat and has been trying to bury her 😐
Sounds like an awesome buddy. I should meet him.
I'm guessing the throat-slitting and burying was metaphorical, I'm still curious about how their behavior adjusts to "dark empathy" or to any other personality disorder (being selfish or callous isn't - by itself - the only valid criteria for diagnosis).
Narcissism is the one that I hear feared and discussed the most, and small wonder: it's rampant in our society. But the one that I've come to realize that I hate the most is PSYCHOPATHY, because it's a yardstick that I'm tired of being measured against. People with psychopathic traits have, in my observation, far too much power in all the wrong places, and yet are constantly promoted to the public as *positive* role models, even as heroes. (Especially so, to impressionable young boys like I was.) I've grown tired of the pressure to measure my maturity and my masculinity against them, and I now know that I've unconsciously avoided places, careers, and fields of influence where they hold sway, all my life.
P.S. If you want a REAL example of a dark empath in fiction, just look at Palpatine "coaching" Anakin Skywalker.....
My cluster b list (from most hated to least):
-psychopath/sociopath
-narcissist
-dark empath
A psychopath/sociopath is the most dangerous.
A narcissist is the most annoying, needy, childish, embarrassing, weird etc.
Psychopath: Johan Liebert, Ayanokouji, Scar from lion king.
Psychopath type music: "The nowhere king" song
Sociopath: Light Yagami
Narcissist: Mom from Mommy dearest, Cinderella's step mom and Rapunzel's mom from Disney.
Narc song: "Mine mine mine" from Pocahontas or "mother knows best" from Tangled.
@@specialtwice4975 I think ur wrong about yohan libert
I think the reason why people prays Psychopath’s is because people are always like, “emotions get in the way of everything”. If you get rid of emotion you basically create the perfect being.
Sociopaths are created> they once had emotion so they can essentially turn into DEmpaths
And narcissists are basically regular people who feel a little more shame, and care about themselves a little more than others.
My aunt is a narcissist and she has really hurt me but my mom said she was the kindest person she had ever met and that is just a way of dealing with her anxiety.
Would be nice also to learn how to defence/prevent every type. Because seems like you just have to hope not to become the target of sociopath/dark empath and there are no way to recognise them before it’s too late 🙂
I love how Amanda is doing like a sports introductory speech while introducing the 4 toxic personalities, but overall this was serious and educational stuff
I have worked with a psychopath (when I was younger) and a narcissist (being older). At the time they confused me and I felt vulnerable. Later I have learned to understand their traits and was able to keep my authenticity, the key to stand up to them. Dark empathy is still new to me.
No depending on how persistent or competitive the narc or psycho is the key is to get away from them completely. The second option is unfortunately to literally go to war and take out the competitive psycho or narc before he/she does something crazy or violent to you or your loved ones. And then at that point you risk jail time or other reprocusions.
@@dn8443 It's insane how you deny this persons experience in order to confirm your preconceived notion, rather than learning from what they said and adopting it into your worldview.
Have you ever thought that perhaps what makes psychopaths manipulative is you telling others to literally go to war with them whenever they see them? If you lived in a society where once people learned that you're too empathetic, they would attack you for no reason other than their preconceived notion, how would you feel?
It’s new to you because it’s not real and a rather new buzz term. It’s not recognized anywhere and largely. Considered sociopathic traits and cognitive empathy.
sociopaths and psychopaths can be pretty chill if they have a good framework of logic. like if they think logically and why certain things are good and bad even if they dont feel empathy or whatever from them, they can get a pseudo-moral framework to follow that basically makes them act normal and stuff. like its basically symptom management.
Yes 😂
Been trying to absolve myself of empathy for years. Being nice is good for everyone but yourself 😂
It could be argued a Dark Empath is merely an empath who has had enough of being used and taken advantage of. Being an empath they can access their innate abilities to defend and deflect.
Have they really been taken advantage of or did they just falsely perceive it that way? Not gaslighting
Yeah, then Intense abuse of all sorts happen and they just use that as an excuse. Where, people have definitely been mistreated more than they have and aren't hurtful manipulators.
Yes, if you're too naive then just turn into a psycopath, a narcisist, and a manipulative person 👍
Nah it’s cognitive so it’s j a high functioning psychopath
that is not true because dark empath has no conscience
The most dangerous is the person who goes around diagnosing everyone they meet with some sort of extreme personality disorder. At least the others can get treatment and not make their issues other people's problem.
Do i sense a few kilos of salt?
@@disruptivegarage Well, it wouldn't be enough to take this lovely video with just one grain.
Uuuh you mean a narcissist. Definitely are the ones that says "everyone has a problem but not me" it piss me off when people believe them
Everybody thinks they're a psychotherapist ! Going around , analyzing everyone they meet . They want to label everything !
You kind of have a point but holy shot was that catty lol
"The worst one is whichever one you're having to deal with with at the moment"
I consider myself a dark empath, but I don’t consider myself a bad person.
I have a friend that is a diagnosed sociopath and I just wanted to let you all know that she is still a human and can feel certain emotions, she just has trouble showing them. She is a truly kind and caring person even though she is still discovering emotions. Please don't judge sociopaths as they are still human.
all theese sociopatha dark empath... sound relly bad but that doesent mean they are a bad person the bad part only comes out in the cases when its forsed by pain in most cases
They are not.
I hate you
Girl run and hide do not ever do not make ties with these people
Damn that’s not good stay away from them for your own safety
As a very empathic person, my biggest fear and struggle is to harm someone by being a dark empath and not knowing I am. It's like fearing to unleash a monster inside you and you don't know if the monster already escaped or you turned into it.
I'm not sure but I think I have dark empath but I'm not using so much occasionally happens when I'm not in a good mood in this periods happen to use the people around me or try to make people to see they need to change this happens only for people I'm more curious and I every time happened to become angry or I feel very tired I try to make sure no one can see ://
You seem to like people in this crazy world, don't you, extrovert? I am an Introvert, the monster in me listen to my commands and activates only when my classmates annoy me.
I'd argue if you're afraid of it, then you aren't it. If you were, you would already be relishing in it and not worry so much about things.
When it comes to empathy, one thing strong empaths fear is hurting others, because hurting someone you care about is tantamount to hurting yourself. If you had these traits to begin with, you wouldn't 'be' afraid of hurting anyone from it, because you wouldn't be feeling anything towards them. It's more about the cognitive aspect and being able to recognise it in others, while feeling absolutely nothing. It's the lack of feeling anything that allows to freely manipulate others, because they don't care if it hurts the person in the long run.
you will know it i am a dark empath that doesent mean i am a bad person but like i am aware of my self of everything i do and how someone might feel dont worry too much i am only ackting like that when things get bad or relly toxic in a way .the point is you will prob know when youre hurtig someone but be aware at all times of everything:3 sorry for bad english hope it helped
Dark empath here and I can say we are very aware of your feelings and others we can sense your emotions and play them against you we enjoy it we don't hurt you for no reason though there's always a reason why we do what we do and we don't have any regrets about it either. But on the other hand we can be loving and forgiving we will do anything for the people we love or like, we ain't bad we just have dark moments.
I think the most dangerous in a position of power is undoubtedly the psychopath. The narcissist still wants adoration and admiration from those under them so their feelings are at least considered and sometimes met... but they all suck and everyone in power today exhibits way too many of all these traits.
Oh... Now I realized that my ex probably was a dark empath. He made me feel secure and loved, seemed like he cared about me, but then he just backstabbed me real bad. And then he did it again. And again. And he knew how it made me feel.
Damn, that's scary.
This is scary. I'm a teacher and once i have a student that shows absolutely no empathy for anyone. We didn't know what to do with him. His behavior was violent and we could only keep an eye on him during recess.
As a teacher, you could've taught him empathy. Instead you chose to do nothing. Shame on you.
@@monk4ever That's like saying you can teach a deaf person to hear. Not only is it complete nonsense, it also misses an opportunity. People with low or no empathy need alternative motivations to do good. We teach children with most disabilities how to operate in the world, but nobody wants to accept that some children need to be taught explicitly how to function without empathy.
@@monk4ever You can't teach empathy. You can't just change how a person views the world just by "teaching" them. Empathy isn't just like math or science that can be taught in that sense, it's pretty much basic human morals, and you can't teach that. And even IF the kid can be changed a teacher wouldn't be in that field of profession to actually be able to help him. Whatever the kid does whether it is therapy or what, the decision is all on the guardian. The teachers simply don't know what to do because they have no power over the kid's life.
Narcissism. 100%. Not being manipulated isn't all that hard with the proper lifestyle changes and knowledge. Narcissists are just overall a pain in the ass to just spend time around in general. They're so full of themselves i'd rather be in a relationship with dark empath that understands me enough to have a conversation with where we can compromise than someone so full of themselves as a narcissists tend to be.
DE or N? It’s basically a would you rather,
Someone who understands you [otherwise normal] but are full of themselves. Narcissist
Or
Someone who understands how you feel, but doesn’t feel themselves. > DEmpath
Another way of saying it could be:
Someone who shows their nature > verbally/physically [not towards you]
Or
Someone who doesn’t show [hides] their nature > [fake it] may have emotion.
Remember though, having a god complex make you a Narcissist. It’s a disorder, not a personality trait. Not all Narcicissts are bad people. And since they only make up 1% of the population of convinced that most of the “Narcs” you’ve met were just egotistical jerks. (And don’t you dare “what’s the difference” me 😭)
This is helpful for me. I always knew I was a psychopath but I didn’t know why I was able to feel empathy and use it and be a positive empath for those really close to me
It would make sense then that I would be a dark empath since they are both psychopaths yet empathic whether positively or negatively without feeling of guilt
The plight of the dark empath is being a trusted confidant of many, but having few, if anyone they’d willingly trust with their heart. Seems like a recipe to possibly either die alone, unhappy, or unhappy and alone.
As someone with diagnosed personality disorder (don't want to specify), I can say that the easiest thing is to be aware of what am I capable of and understand that positive feelings of others can and are positive for me too.
Most harmful things I've done weren't because I wanted it on purpose, it was just natural thing to do.
I don't want to be harmed, I have to know, to not to harm others.
same brother same
ASPD?
bro same,my action nearly cause a girl to commite the unthinkable. I have never felt so shit in my life.
Y'all cringey and liars here
@@user-hl6no1wv8u ah yes because you know our lives and conditions by looking at a comment
I have noticed I have become a Dark Empath. Of course, it depends on the circumstance and person I'm talking to. It's more of a barrier so I don't get manipulated by people I deem bad. It's more of a coping mechanism I have learnt to deal with Toxic people. It is related to trauma I've had to deal with and it isn't dealt with.
If it is someone I deem good, I am genuinely empathetic to the person.
One of the traits of dark empathy is hating animals. So I know I'm not if that's the case. I prefer animals to people. I do think there's a fine line with empathy and how much one hates evil and loves good and can intuitively sense that in people. Side note about animals: I do think dog owners are probably the most annoying people, especially small annoying dogs😊.
I don't hate animals just cause there animals I think?
Depends what you consider being dangerous.
Why is this video unlisted? I thought it was really good and very informative, especially about the narcissists!
It's published now. After reviewing it, we were concern it was a bit.. too out there, so we were debating for a while whether to release it or not. We will monitor the comments. Thanks!
the word narcissists is being used very incorrectly and its insensitive.
@@giraffe3327 Care to elaborate on that?
@@Psych2go Same thing happened to me on that old soul video!!!
@@Psych2go Personally, those who find themselves deeply offended over videos, with DISCLAIMERS for that matter, need to re-evaluate themselves! You guys may not always upload 100% accurate videos, or videos that always click with the viewers, and that’s *okay!* Keep up the good work, I enjoy watching your content! 🤍
Having been to hell and back with a psychopath (actually, all Dark Triad traits apply to this person) I opine that the psychopath is the most dangerous. Cunning, remorseless, masterful manipulators who will do and say anything for personal gain or amusement. Very scary! One tidbit of advice- if you are with a psychopath, know that change isn’t likely and once you decide to leave, maintain ZERO contact. This is when “ghosting” is acceptable. It’s for your own safety. As far as dark empaths, this one is a bit tricky. I’d err on the side of empathy toward a dark empath. Feeling ALL THE TIME is exhausting. Being available to many can leave you drained and totally burnt out. Maybe the darkness is retaliatory to feeling overwhelmed. Hard to say…
You can actually treat him not as human. Like toxic sledge or slime of pain with bones. If its impossible to interact with them like with humans - why you even try? You dont treat your pants or shelves like humans - no need for these evil people. They no need in it in first place
I'm engaged to a Psychopath and I love him just the way he is.
He is very intelligent, very honest, and I am only 1 of 2 people who truly knows who and what he is.
He has actually taught me a lot when it comes to my ways of thinking.
Not really the best idea. Cutting ties is much more effective and poses the least amount of risk.
I'm a dark empath, and you're close there. It really *is* exhausting to be available to everyone, to feel what they're feeling, especially if they are feeling a lot of sad emotions. I don't know about other dark empaths, but I've anyways had a tendency to not trust people easily- it's simply hard to trust someone when you can see the worst sides of someone. However, any malice of mine has been given to people I consider to deserve it. Liars, hypocrites, generally other people who cause harm to others intentionally.
And for the people who are my friends, I try to help them with any situations I can.
The best advice I can give is to just be nice to one (if you somehow realize you're talking to one), and that should be a given. (You should in general be nice to everyone you meet, until you have a reason not to.) Aside from that... well. Nothing really.
Have a good day.
All psychopaths are narcissists, and they tend to be worse narcissists because the empathy deficits are even more profound. Dark empathy is made up, its a make-believe rebranding of traditional narcissism and there are no identifiable differences. This video was just comparing 3 narcissists with eachother, a psychopathic narcissist, a narcissist, and a narcissist (but given another name to trip you up). Overall a shit video
"Have you ever met a sociopath, psychopath, narcissist, or dark empath before?"
Well of course I know him; he's me
i as a dark empath think we work something like this: u can switch between feeling and watching. when watching u have a craving for more, and to feel. when feeling, ur own feelings get the better of u especially when something u cant relate to, u try to feel them but ether become them or resent them or just feel like everyone is on a boat but your drowning in the ocean. and because of your trama it's hard to stay in the feeling for very long, so u go back to wishing and watching the world go by, seemingly without u. and that is why u love helping and pushing people, because when u did something in all of this vast world u feel proud. but how dark empaths do things it's usialy in unotestic ways witch dose not help with our "well no one sees me so i'll just be waiting here in the shadows for someone to find me." way of thinking/working.
I normally enjoy you're videos. I have faced abuse and dealt with almost all of these personalities in varying degrees and I can agree with most of what you said when applied to specific people. This generalizes people suffering from mental health issues and characterizes them as these automatic villains. And trust me, I know they can be, but imagine being a struggling teen or young adult diagnosed with one of these disorders and watching this video hoping for information. If anything lacks empathy, it's the way this video is constructed.
nicely said, I agree.
I mean when their disorders literally impairs/outright takes away their ability to feel empathy it's hard to not label them as villains.
@@lilyschrodingy3600 I might slip up at times but I've personally been able to avoid labeling any person as a "villain" as I've grown in age and it's benefited my own sense of well being quite a lot
@@lilyschrodingy3600 Well just because you have a gun, doesn't mean you're going to shoot someone
@@nictschi7399 Perhaps, but to someone else, the danger of being shot will always be there.
It's so hard to spot them. A narcissist can hide well as the psychopath and dark empath.
You have to know a Person for a long time to understand that he/She can be Dangerous, but when you'll understand it, it will be probably already too late
When you have been confronted to them several times, you know how to recognize them faster. And if you read and so research about them, you will know exactly what to look at when you meet someone .
@@liliai9559 I realize now I've confronted at least 4 narcissist friends (people I cared)in the past and that at the end left me in aggressive ways as a reaction when I had interrupted their love supply.
I didn't realize they were narcissists then, but I understand it now and their reaction makes sense.
Today I'm dealing with another one, I was suffering because I couldn't figure out why she was a hypocrite but today I realize that she is a narcissist. We had other fights in the past and the results have always been her vomiting on me all the worst things possible because I dared telling her that some behaviors were off. Now after long years made of ghosting and sudden love bombing
I decided to start my no contact treatment last week in response of her ghosting or fake love bombing.
I ask myself why I always attract narcissist people🤔. Maybe I am too empatihic. They always told me that I'm a good person and a great listener. Now I realize they were saying between the lines that I'm a perfect victim for a narcissist...
Anyway she will realize that I spotted her eventually. But not soon. She will throw on me again every negative thing possible, giving me every fault for a destroyed friendship. I have it coming.
Wish me luck 🤞🍀
@@JJShalashaska hope everything will be fine for you. They analysed very well our personality. So you're probably very empathic and not loving yourself enough. You said that person told you very though things and yet you let her come back... don't let anyone talk to you that way or make you lose your temper a lot. Learn to give yourself the attention , love and respect you used to give them. And be careful , dont try to treat them bad for revenge, they ll always can do worse to you cause they got no limits.
@@liliai9559 I guess you're right and I'm trying to do my best for myself.
I just can't manage to be unpolite to people and I'm sorry if they suffer, even if they're shit people.
Anyway, I just hope she'll forget about... I'm almost sure she will.
I don't want to block her because she could see it as an aggression and that could cause her to avenge, trying to damage me.
So I'll just keep being silent 🤗🌈
@@JJShalashaska yes you are right. Just do what s best for you. Good luck 😊
I wish I knew this earlier. It would have saved a lifetime of heart ache.
I did not expect to hear you say anything about people acting "douchey," so it did make me laugh a little
Any of these personality types are only harmful if they actually cause harm, and I can tell you from personal experience that any harm caused is either unintentional (as in you didn't consider how much the other person would be hurt because it came so naturally to treat them the way you treated them) or intentional. But you can also choose to intentionally NOT harm people, and even to help them instead. It's not easy, but you can actually do a LOT of good when you decide to, you don't get the same rush of pleasant feelings I'm assuming "normal" people get but you can still get a lot of satisfaction out of it. You can't always decide how your brain is going to handle things, but you can decide how YOU handle things, and imo there's no greater power move than totally subverting your brain chemistry to be whoever the hell you want regardless.
TL;DR: it's reductive to call any of these personality types harmful. They just are. People still get to decide how they act.
right. that's part of my thoughts on this too... it comes down to personal responsibility and whether or not the person in question actually takes responsibility for himself. as mentioned in this video characteristics like these are symptomatic of internal wounding or trauma, and like physical injuries they CAN be treated and fully resolved. in light of this, in my mind it's better to view these as only transitory phases that will be overcome once the individual in question chooses to take responsibility for himself and pursue self-improvement and the resolution of psychological traumas. a person will be one of these character types only as long as he wants to be, and if he really sees that how he behaves hurts others he will consciously choose to change through self-improvement.
the acceptance of personal responsibility for one's behavior towards others is key in helping him overcome his shortcomings. they will improve if treated with love and compassion, though it may take a long time to see a change. after all, they didn't get that way over night, and to think they will change after a day or two is shortsighted. treating them with love, kindness and patience is the best route to take simply because that is what they have been lacking for most of their lives.
Total B/S evil is evil is evil is evil. And a psychopath is a psychopath they may learn not to do evil but they are still evil. No risk - no problem - guaranteed.
@@peterturner6497 Apparently you have low empathy.
Dark empathy is totally a thing! Before I had even heard the term I was describing someone I know very well as a dark empath just based on abilities and how that person used the abilities, saying, “she’s an empath, but in a dark way…I would call her a dark empath.” I’m grateful this is being studied because those of us who have to have frequent contact with this personality type need to know what we’re dealing with!
thank you!!!
i am one of them i agree there are bad ppl but me personally im kind good hearted and shi like that im an amazing friend but as soon as someone hurts me i usually firts pile it up then give back all the emotional pain they caused me just i do it in my way thats a bad way tbh but if youre good to me ill be amazing to you too . like i dont cause pain bc of an argumen or disagreement or like a cuss insult etc only if it continues for a longer period of time and i cant ignore it anymore hope that my helped to understand myb idk
@@Nez675 I don't think that's a dark empath.
That's called revenge.
There is two mental conditions. One is kill for pleasure. The other is pleasure to kill the killer. Both of them are possessed of spirits of totally different polarities. Both of them cause harm, but the Universe need balance. Triggering an emphat is the karma on psychopath.
I’m a dark empath and I’m glad it made me realize that but they be exposing our secrets😂