An Autistic Sociopath's Story (A Life with Few Emotions)

Thanks for interviewing me ☺️

As a child my brother was diagnosed as autistic he rocked a lot and was nonverbal he did not speak until he was eight now at adult they changed his label to intellectual challenge with autistic tendencies..
am confused can they change your diagnosis like that?

She obviosly does care about people beacuse she is careful about how she talks--she doesn't want to hurt others.

I liked her 😊

But the fruit of the Spirit is love, joy, peace ... and self-control
- Galatians 5.22

You can't actually be diagnosed with both ASD and ASPD, they're mutually exclusive. And she comes across as more in line w/NPD or HPD if personality pathology is what she actually has.

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I want to be her friend😊

If you feel bad it means you care. Just fyi

What a beautiful Crystal Child.

I DON'T KNOW why she sees concern, most people simulate what they understand about relationships.

The fact that the whole comment section is filled with words of praise/support shows exactly that she’s so good at masking/acting emotions and how difficult it is to actually “see” sociopaths. She knew exactly what to say, what to do so people would feel kinda sorry for her. And the fact she knows all these terms and facts about different topics, psychology work etc.. she is reading books let me tell you that. Anything that will help her to better understand people, their emotions etc. She wants to “look good” and don’t we all??

Her hair is so beautiful, the volume, I love it

A lot of what is being said as "ASPD" here, many people openly talk about and tell themselves they're not ASPD.

Example: friends and family only care if you care about or take care of them.
People have labeled this self respect or mutual respect but it's just transactional.

Sociopaths cannot be helped.

She is NOT autistic. Not Autistic.

This is just insulting. There's people that deserve your attention with your channel and there's people that don't

I'm loving the representation. I can relate to her in many ways.

I think coaching is a better way than just association done of psykolouges in these matters.

I haven’t watched the video yet so maybe my comment is out of place, but I noticed she’s the second black person I’ve seen on this channel diagnosed with AsPD. Wondering if maybe there’s a racial bias when these therapists are making these diagnoses. Especially since the comments seem to be hinting that she seems to display characteristics that /aren’t/ typical of AsPD.

This baby is in survival mode. She's protecting herself, her whole self.

Her personality I love it 😂😂😂 I’ll so be friends with her she sound like a better person friend to have then all the fakes in this crazy world 😂🫶🏽

Girl you need Jesus, asthe love of God is shed in your heart when you make him Lord of your life. Nothing is impossible with him!

If cutie pie was a disorder.

The way she describes "feelings" resonates so much to me. I have never been diagnosed with any mental issues, but I do know that sometimes I have a hard time caring about people I actually know in real life. I will get super emotional to the point of literal tears about complete strangers, but my actual family and friends, I feel detached from them emotionally. If I am around them for a while (we don't live close) and then we have to depart, I get anxious and really sad. Afterward, it's like it never happened. It's exhausting trying to explain it. Although I see her struggling through this interview, I pray she gets the Love she seeks and the help she deserves. I honestly wanted to hug her. Shout out to Joe for sticking by her and caring for her.

I feel like anyone who’s been through moderate to severe depression may have had just a peak at what this feels like. For me depression manifested as a total lack of emotion and motivation. I didn’t feel sad I just didn’t feel anything which effected all aspects of my life but especially my relationships. I can’t imagine living off of antidepressants now and I definitely can’t imagine how much harder it is for her but I can say I feel like it’s not that hard to understand. She might be the best of all of us, she doesn’t feel empathy, she practices it. She chooses it.

Before dissing her mom, try putting yourself in her shoes. Her daughter does not care about anybody! This can not be easy for her either.

I don't know how else to put it other than love... I genuinely love this woman. I empathize with her struggle on more levels than I thought I would going into this interview. I want the best for her, I want her to know comfort and maybe one day, joy. I'm grateful she shared her story. And I hope one day society looks at sociopaths and other antisocial disorders and understand that they just need a place to heal. We should be giving them that.

I think it’s good that you are working on being better. It’s hard for all of us with whatever we are working with. Not reducing your struggle in any way. I am glad that you explained your diagnosis. You make me feel better informed. My son is on the autism spectrum. He is also diagnosed with/adhd. He struggles with a lot of the same issues. I could definitely be your friend and so would my son. I can tell you that it is a journey trying to find a therapist that is compatible with you. I am sorry about that experience you had with the one who cried. She may want to rethink her profession choice. Thanks again for the education. I hope only the best for you in life. 🫶🏽 Oh yeah…one more thing…I believe you will find someone who can love you and accept that you care and that will be all they will require from you. This kind of relationship actually happens more than you know.

I'm AuDHD and my former bestie was autistic with borderline personality disorder. She really nailed it when she said "Women get hugs when they're angry and hurt, men are forced to turn to violence." I really wish he hadn't been so alone because I miss him, but I cannot condone his actions. Being hurt is not a reason to hurt others, the entire world needs less hurt in it overall

She is pretty and has a great soul….i could easily date her…I’m super anti social myself but like to be around people sometimes….

She seems like a total normal millennial... ummmm , like,,... um, like um yah like.

It makes me sad when she says she doesn't feel human, partly because this is relatable, but also because it’s how people have made her feel

I pray for her 🙏🏼 So much pain in her silences

I can imagine how true the psych eval from her psychologist. You cant help someone that doesnt think it can change and externalize every reason.

Thank you for your work.

This was a very good interview!

She is a sweet girl. She is. I say this because she intentionally chooses to model kind behavior and she keeps saying she feels bad because she imagines she's hurting others with her candor. I'm not a professional but it seems like she could be helped. I also have had trouble feeling certain positive emotions like love and safety. And I also have been diagnosed with anxiety, depression, suicidal ideation and complex PTSD, which is trauma after trauma after trauma, just as she described. I'm really evolving by doing Joe Dispenza meditations which include breath work. It physically changes your mind and chemistry, creating access to yourself in novel ways. It helps you augment yourself in a very intentional, intelligent manner. It's hard to explain, but it's scientific and it has worked for many people. The clinical path has not worked for me because it focuses a lot on the trauma and pain and not enough on actually creating the life and feelings you want. She seems smart, imaginative, curious and creative and should try another path like something practical & spiritual (NOT religious) like I just explained, or something artistic. I have high hopes for this woman and I pray I am not minimizing her feelings, just offering something different.

I get this girl... We are all pretending to be "normal"

god the interviewer sucks. “why are you masking right now? isn’t this interview all about transparency?” have you considered that you’re making it difficult for her to express herself on her own terms? like you are actively making her uncomfortable

Thank you for being brave and giving us an insight into what your conditions are.

This interview helped me understand my son(15) a little better. He always says he has to pretend around everyone except me, so I get the anger and sadness. He says sorry 100x a day but it doesn’t seem he really cares. Thanks for sharing your story Cassie

I"m sad she needs to pretend, just to make people confortable 😢

Even though you have all that trauma and all those conditions, you still understand intellectually what empathy is, and although you might do people wrong you don’t mean to. You’re not a bad person at all, are you? NTs seem to be, with the exception of highly trained psychologist types (and that’s little guarantee), the least able to find empathy, compassion and understanding when it’s most needed. That your excellent friend as the only person you can rely on is also autistic is the least surprising part of the whole video. Thank you for sharing and for making that monumental effort.

Never saw someone so relatable in my life didn’t know how to put anything into words like this. The parts with her mentioning how she doesn’t understand human interaction is exactly what I felt and think all the time. I can’t stand how this society.

I pray she gets the effective help she needs she wants it so badly. Turn to God he can help you as our father he is ultimate love

She’s honestly so annoying

I’m really mad you did the title like that when she clearly told you that’s not the name for it…

So she doesn't feel sad for people dying at wars? That's serious lack of empathy I woildnt want to be near her

Neuro typical people brainwashing yet another neuro divergent individual they don't have any empathy because they don't display empathy in a normal manor.