I would love to hear about other places in the world that doesnt involve that media induced panic or drama! What about unusual jobs or talents? I'm a firm believer that everyone has their place in the world and everyone has skills that they can use for "good" or just simply because its neat. Have you met any cool people happily doing their own thing and just being awesome without realizing they are awesome? Im bored to death of the negative sides of everything, but im not asking for "all good vibes" but realness. I think you know what I mean. If i can say it better later I will lol
I think that it would be fun to see you write something that doesn't necessarily have to do with psychopathy. I do enjoy the psychopathy content, but I also generally enjoy your writing because it is done well.
Maybe you could tell a story about something that you've been through, or write about another topic that interests you just to mix it up some. I don't have anything in specific, so I'd be interested to see what you come up with.
I like your writings, I am interested to read some of your fiction, if Substack is fit for posting it.
As for regular format posts, I would like to hear some interesting stories, yours or just those that you know. Food recipes and hacks are also very welcome.
I would like to hear about how a psychopath learns to survive in an NT world. There are no role models for psychopaths and many are still trying to understand why they are different and what they need to do to get by. How did you slowly learn how to play the game? What kinds of experiences made you realize that you had to adjust your behavior? What should parents teach their (suspected) psychopathic child? I'm looking for pragmatic advice based on your personal experiences.
I'd like to hear about information that you've studied pretty well and feel that you have a interesting point of view or advice on regardless if it has to do with psychopathy or not. Also I also really appreciated that article you wrote on trust and not being manipulated. As I deal with social anxiety and used to trust a small circle of people too much that article reinforced what I am learning as I try to grow. Thank you for your perspective and your bluntness, it's very refreshing.
I would like to hear more about how you decided you wanted a partner and what criteria you had, or if your connection happened more spontaneously. Is your partner a very level-headed NT? How do you accommodate each other's differing needs? I would also like to hear about the strange spaces you've been in.
I'm all for "totally off the wall". Or more stuff about neurotypicals getting stuck in their emotions, maybe. Hard to guess what could turn out to be a good topic, since forming good questions often leads to immediate answers. And I don't know what I don't know.
I would like to hear about the things you pick up talking with people like their needs, fears, dreams, insecurities and process it and use it. Is it something conscious ou unconscious.
After reading one of the recent Quora posts, I want to add that posting and reacting to really bad edgey kid messaged would be a fun one. Only problem is it might encourage more.
You take on spirituality. I'm fascinated by neuroatypical spirituality.
How you acted in school would be in interesting story to read. Were you polite with teachers, and do your homework? Do you have childhood friends?
I would love to hear about other places in the world that doesnt involve that media induced panic or drama! What about unusual jobs or talents? I'm a firm believer that everyone has their place in the world and everyone has skills that they can use for "good" or just simply because its neat. Have you met any cool people happily doing their own thing and just being awesome without realizing they are awesome? Im bored to death of the negative sides of everything, but im not asking for "all good vibes" but realness. I think you know what I mean. If i can say it better later I will lol
I'd love to hear some advice from you on how to read body language.
I think that it would be fun to see you write something that doesn't necessarily have to do with psychopathy. I do enjoy the psychopathy content, but I also generally enjoy your writing because it is done well.
Maybe you could tell a story about something that you've been through, or write about another topic that interests you just to mix it up some. I don't have anything in specific, so I'd be interested to see what you come up with.
I like your writings, I am interested to read some of your fiction, if Substack is fit for posting it.
As for regular format posts, I would like to hear some interesting stories, yours or just those that you know. Food recipes and hacks are also very welcome.
I’d also love to hear more about manipulation tips and tactics. Perhaps advice on how to navigate the workforce.
I would like to hear about how a psychopath learns to survive in an NT world. There are no role models for psychopaths and many are still trying to understand why they are different and what they need to do to get by. How did you slowly learn how to play the game? What kinds of experiences made you realize that you had to adjust your behavior? What should parents teach their (suspected) psychopathic child? I'm looking for pragmatic advice based on your personal experiences.
I would like to hear about your experience of music and beauty in general. Thanks for the question.
I'd like to hear about information that you've studied pretty well and feel that you have a interesting point of view or advice on regardless if it has to do with psychopathy or not. Also I also really appreciated that article you wrote on trust and not being manipulated. As I deal with social anxiety and used to trust a small circle of people too much that article reinforced what I am learning as I try to grow. Thank you for your perspective and your bluntness, it's very refreshing.
I would like to hear more about how you decided you wanted a partner and what criteria you had, or if your connection happened more spontaneously. Is your partner a very level-headed NT? How do you accommodate each other's differing needs? I would also like to hear about the strange spaces you've been in.
I'm all for "totally off the wall". Or more stuff about neurotypicals getting stuck in their emotions, maybe. Hard to guess what could turn out to be a good topic, since forming good questions often leads to immediate answers. And I don't know what I don't know.
I would like to hear about the things you pick up talking with people like their needs, fears, dreams, insecurities and process it and use it. Is it something conscious ou unconscious.
It’d be cool to read about how you work or maybe even non-identifiable stories about work.
What about your opinion and experience with paranormal stuff?
After reading one of the recent Quora posts, I want to add that posting and reacting to really bad edgey kid messaged would be a fun one. Only problem is it might encourage more.