All in all, I may be a sociopath. To finish off, sometimes I cry at night; a lot because I'm lonely. I want to make real friends but I have anxiety. I'm highly sensitive to all criticism. I get hurt over little things. I used to think of taking over the world. I'd want fame, power and anything big. I would find all kinds of ways to become famous and break all norms to do it. However, I've changed over the past two years and now live a simple life. But I still want some recognition for my artistic abilities and other talents. Back then, I was diagnosed with ADHD and was really hyper. I'd have many friends and was outgoing. Then, when I attended middle school, I was severely bullied and stopped talking. I developed a mental illness known as selective mutism and ceased talking in school for 6 years even throughout high school. Now, I go to college and I've started talking again. I just wouldn't give up without a fight. Now I talk again but not 98% like I used to. Am I a sociopath?
Am I A Sociopath? I feel emotion and romance
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All in all, I may be a sociopath. To finish off, sometimes I cry at night; a lot because I'm lonely. I want to make real friends but I have anxiety. I'm highly sensitive to all criticism. I get hurt over little things. I used to think of taking over the world. I'd want fame, power and anything big. I would find all kinds of ways to become famous and break all norms to do it. However, I've changed over the past two years and now live a simple life. But I still want some recognition for my artistic abilities and other talents. Back then, I was diagnosed with ADHD and was really hyper. I'd have many friends and was outgoing. Then, when I attended middle school, I was severely bullied and stopped talking. I developed a mental illness known as selective mutism and ceased talking in school for 6 years even throughout high school. Now, I go to college and I've started talking again. I just wouldn't give up without a fight. Now I talk again but not 98% like I used to. Am I a sociopath?
Regards, Tyler.