I wasn’t talking about neurodivergence I was talking about learning disabilities.

People who have low intelligence

Why?

Lol, but seriously I myself am actually mentally challenged. I just wanna know what it’s like for other mentally challenged people.

You sound just like they do

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What’s your first policy?

My bad

Exactly

And nothing of value was lost

I’ve tried doing that but it’s so insufferable. I mean, they literally say that. I can’t find the interview but it was by HealthlyGamers

The problem with analyzing Patrick Bateman is that it’s like analyzing Jason Voorhees or Mike Myers. Bateman doesn’t really have a character outside of just being a sadist.

Why? I’ve watched a lot of Futurama and he’s outgoing and self centered but not in a narcissistic way. He just doesn’t care about social norms or what others think. He doesn’t have a high self image or need to be seen by others.

. Captain Hero from Drawn Together, He’s hyper sensitive to criticism, obsessed with self-image and how he’s seen by others and preoccupied with fantasies of wealth and recognition. Wikipedia says he supposed to be “sociopathic” but to me he’s fits the bill for NPD more than anything else.

If it was to happen to anyone

Or maybe Lenny the Memmy

Kilmister is a cool name

Between the 3rd and 19th of October 1975 an illiterate factory worker with a criminal record, William Edward Hardesty, murdered 7 people as well as a cat. His rampage ended on the 19th of October when he held up a bank and attempted to rob it. After a standoff with authorities he was tear gassed and sent to hospital. He was charged with the murders as well as assault and after three years of sanity hearings in 1981 he was given 7 life sentences for the murders, and terms of 100 to 200 years and 150 to 300 years for the assaults. He appealed against his conviction in 1984 however this was unsuccessful. He is currently serving time in prison.

Edit: I got one fact wrong. That photo was taken outside his parents home it was probably taken outside of the bank.

In this post you say she’s a “possible narcissist” but you don’t explain why you think that. Even if she is one that’s not a inherently bad thing. As someone who is a diagnosed narcissist I can tell you that it mostly affects the person with it more than anyone else. It’s a hard thing to live with, we require constant attention and we’ve very competitive to say the least. It’s like having autism or something similar. I understand my NPD isn’t a good thing but it doesn’t define me. Nobody is defined by there diagnosis.

I would trust myself to spend it