PSYCHOPATHS:  

Secrets of success hidden by lies & marked by Neurology

What differs between a criminal psychopath and non-criminal psychopath therefore may be due to just biology and the opportunities in which these individual are able to express these behaviours.

This article gives a more simplified psychotic insight into what it is like to feel like a corporate psychopath from a first-person perspective, alongside the possible biological reasons why this may develop to a degree.  

PET scans comparing normal participants with psychopathic individuals have also found differences which made them more pre-disposed to crime: for instance, the OFC brain area is key for inhibitory control of desires and processing social and moral values – psychopaths displayed less activation in brain projection from this region towards limbic brain areas, alongside increased self-reports of aggressive tendencies.

Their reaction may possibly be and is not limited to: lies, creating negative gossip, falsifying paper work or taking any opportunity to undermine you. Their passive aggressive feelings tend not diminish over time…. If it’s biological, they really cannot help it; if it’s a personality construct, then hopefully therapy can help to change.

Put simply, a person you know or know of, may be BORN a PSYCHOPATH if they show the possible associative traits, and this may be even higher if they have a job with A POSITION OF POWER (even if they have a relatively low management position, as long as they are above someone else).

 

MASOCHIST-MINIONS SYNDROME a BPD PERSPECTIVE of ALWAYS WANTING TO BE TREATED BADLY

 

 

This blog post is about a hypothetical adapted Borderline Personality Disorder known as “MASOCHIST-MINIONS” SYNDROME. 

 

Minions are individuals who clearly suffer from “BPD” and other comorbid conditions associated with BPD, from “OCD” to “Masochism” tendencies. 

 

The Minions collectively can, arguably, represent a single BPD sufferer with constant conflicting thoughts internally, whilst externally displaying high emotionality. For example, when fighting for the banana or whenever Minions are faced to process any scenario not dictated by their villain leader. 

 

Overall, if you have ever met these individuals a lot of understanding and attention is required, not omitting their actual acceptance of their disorder. Minions somewhat reflect a BPD sufferer living in an ideal world where they can co-exist with normal individuals in harmony. After all, they are 1+ Minions acting as a single family unit with an ability to be almost indestructible. 

 

So, hopefully, I have convinced you now that the Minions concept is actually indeed based on complex psychological, neurological and social scientific concepts that live in real world. 

 

Put simply, have you ever dated, known or befriended a minion?