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Flipside Discussion / Re: Chapter 52: Discussion
« on: March 28, 2019, 04:31:24 am »
So here's a question... is Maytag a sociopath.. or a psychopath?
Sociopathy's usually undergo some trauma as a child that conditions their brain not to form emotional attachments for self-preservation. But a psychopath is born with a brain that does not process emotion at all. By Maytag's claims she 'acts' normal because she knows to succeed at society it is necessary to 'seem' to form emotional attachments and react the way others expect her too ~ when in truth there is only a void of emotion within her...
So what does that say about her "feelings" for Bernadette?
Sociopaths 'can' form emotional attachments with time and effort.. the brain circuitry is still there they just have been traumatized to avoid working as the brain keep telling them to survive they must not form such attachments...
But a psychopath feels nothing and does not understand why they should... literally they do not care ~ the brain circuitry is not there to begin with.
So which is Maytag?
Sociopathy's usually undergo some trauma as a child that conditions their brain not to form emotional attachments for self-preservation. But a psychopath is born with a brain that does not process emotion at all. By Maytag's claims she 'acts' normal because she knows to succeed at society it is necessary to 'seem' to form emotional attachments and react the way others expect her too ~ when in truth there is only a void of emotion within her...
So what does that say about her "feelings" for Bernadette?
Sociopaths 'can' form emotional attachments with time and effort.. the brain circuitry is still there they just have been traumatized to avoid working as the brain keep telling them to survive they must not form such attachments...
But a psychopath feels nothing and does not understand why they should... literally they do not care ~ the brain circuitry is not there to begin with.
So which is Maytag?