“I NEVER ENCOURAGE DECEIT AND FALSESHOOD, ESPECIALLY IF YOU GOT A BAD MEMORY, IT'S THE WORST ENEMY A FELLOW CAN HAVE. THE FACT IS, TRUTH IS YOUR TRUEST FRIEND, NO MATTER WHAT THE CIRCUMSTANCES ARE”.

                                                                            -ABRAHAM LINCOLN

Psychopath is a severe personality condition that is characterized by a collection of interpersonal, affective, and behavioral traits that include superficial charm, manipulation, lack of guilt, irresponsibility, and antisocial conduct.

1.GLIB AND SUPERFICIAL CHARM

      Psychopath often have an astoundingly large vocabulary. Many of        them talk very fast, and you won't always be able to keep up with their ideas.

2.GRANDIOSE ESTIMATION OF SELF 

      They think they are better than everyone. they are worth more, deserve greater success in life, anybody in life, than anybody else.

 Many psychopaths are classic narcissists--that is, they only love    themselves.

3.LACK OF REMORSE OR GUILT 

    Psychopaths are basically unable to feel remorse. They can pretend to be remorseful when it suits them, but it is never reflected in their actions. 

4.CALLOUSNESS AND LACK OF EMPATHY

    Psychopaths know that you feel something but aren't interested in what it is. they can see a seriously injured person and think, "oh, how interesting".

5.PATHOLOGICAL LYING

    Lying is like breathing. It doesn't require any effort at all. Psychopaths are not embarrassed in the slightly in the slightest by being caught lying.

6.CUNNING AND MANIPULATIVENESS

   Psychopaths “read” other people's weakness with alarming ease.

And psychopaths turn those weakness against their victims for the 

purpose of deceiving and cheating them.

7.SHALLOW AFFECT 

     Their emotions aren't really there. No fear, no horror, no worry, no 

remorse---nothing. Their emotional poverty is total.

8.IMPULSIVITY

    They live in the present. No planning for the future. If they suddenly have the impulse to eat, they eat. They don't spend any time weighing advantages against disadvantages.

9.POOR BEHAVIORAL CONTROLS 

     Even though they subject those around them to dreadful abuses, they themselves are very easily offended. the slightest mistake or rash comment can result in a violet attack of fury if they consider it a provocation.

10.NEED FOR STIMULATION

    They need their dopamine kicks. Excitement and arousal are great.

If they can't do crazy things themselves, they try to get others to do them. 

11.IRRESPONSIBILITY

      They never take responsibility for anything. Resolving debts, paying child support, protecting themselves when having casual sex--the psychopath stands above all that. They don't care, and often get away with it because the world is full of other people who do care.

12.EARLY BEHAVIORAL PROBLEMS

    Most psychopaths exhibit behavior before the age of twelve. This can be anything from cruelty to animals and toward other children to stealing and lying without the slightest concern.