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"Women Are The Problem" - Why A Female Psychopath Can't Relate To Her Audience

Chris WilliamsonSeptember 9, 202612m
In a Nutshell

The speaker admits to being a psychopath who despises their female audience yet exploits their fascination with psychopathy for profit, while struggling to understand why people don't prefer them over their own partners. They identify various public figures as sociopaths, describe deriving pleasure from manipulating and harming others, and detail childhood and adult sadistic behaviors including theft and emotional destruction of victims.

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The speaker questions why they hold many hypocritical positions and why they have cultivated an audience completely unlike themselves. As a conservative wanting to discuss politics and meaningful topics, their audience forces them to pretend caring about what they view as ridiculous and often degrading behavior, which causes frustration.

The speaker describes a duality where they hate the people their content attracts, particularly women drawn in by psychopathy-related content. While these individuals may purchase books or book coaching sessions, the speaker states they hate them and only value them if they provide use.

The speaker does not understand why they support women in general when women have caused them the most harm. They also note the expectation of empathy from others despite being unable to reciprocate it themselves.

The speaker finds it confusing when people do not like them, even strangers in relationships with others. They acknowledge logically these people do not know they exist, yet still experience confusion about why someone would be in a relationship with a person who is not them, which they identify as grandiosity rather than narcissism.

Candace Owens is presented as an example of psychopathic behavior, drip-feeding audiences small pieces of information about Charlie's death despite it having nothing to do with Charlie, allegedly to gain views.

Detection methods include observing the eyes first, followed by the yawn-smile test where psychopaths do not yawn when others yawn and smiling is not contagious. Psychopaths generally mirror others' positions, tilt their heads to appear engaged, remember names, and give compliments on obscure things. The speaker mentions complimenting people's noses as an example of peculiar psychopathic behavior.

Psychopaths have unusual justifications for their actions. Dennis Rader (BTK killer) would not rape women he killed because he claimed it would be cheating on his wife. Ed Kemper stated he killed a victim but never hit her. These represent the strange rationalizations that appear off to others.

When lying successfully, psychopaths display microexpressions including slight smiles. They help others only when it benefits them, but helping without receiving anything in return indicates a successful relationship with a psychopath.

The speaker identifies the following individuals as sociopaths: Candace Owens, Justin Trudeau, Gavin Newsom, JD Vance, Angelina Jolie, Ariana Grande, and Mark Zuckerberg. They specifically exclude Donald Trump, describing him as an arc and narcissist rather than a sociopath.

Angelina Jolie is described as hypocritical for serving as a charity ambassador while not speaking out for Jews or acknowledging the rape and torture of women on October 7, 2023. The speaker notes her pattern of breaking up relationships, using people for what they have, and lacking genuine affection.

Mark Zuckerberg is described as lizard-like due to lack of blinking. The speaker recounts spending time with him to assess for sociopathic traits, watching him interact with staff and family, and observing him rolling BJJ with Jocko Willink. Despite initial perceptions, the speaker found him outstandingly normal in interactions.

Ariana Grande is identified as a prolific homewrecker whose behavior is maliciously goal-oriented toward breaking up relationships rather than being driven by genuine love. The speaker distinguishes this from general homewrecking by noting the joy derived from watching others' pain, which represents a sadistic element.

The speaker describes purposely showing vulnerability to make others reveal theirs, then deriving enjoyment from watching them suffer. They give incorrect advice to lead people astray, knowing exactly how to manipulate others' minds. The satisfaction comes from seeing fully grown men begging and crying, representing power and control.

The thrill is described as adrenaline-like, stemming from observing what others are willing to do and the power dynamics involved. The speaker enjoys creating emotional gaps where others desperately need closure, maintaining control by never providing it. People from nine years prior still have dreams about the speaker.

Physical sadism was more prevalent in childhood, involving enjoyment of watching others get injured or bleed, including pushing someone off a stool daily to cause bruises.

The speaker stole a credit card from a woman's wallet at university, then comforted her while she believed someone else had used it for shopping, deriving delight from the situation while spending her money.

The speaker ruined a pageant contestant, finding joy in seeing her enter what seemed like unbearable depression. They describe this as feeling righteous, though the interviewer notes discomfort with senseless harm lacking justifiable cause.

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