Funny enough, I don't usually get upset about it if someone takes something from me. It hasn't happened many times at all in my life but when it has happened I've dealt with it quite well.
It's usually one of 3 things:
-My fault for being careless or too risky
-It's OK because that person needed it more than I did
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-I get even (I don't necessarily mean revenge, I mean I make myself whole, usually legally) I don't get upset usually, I look at the situation and figure out how to rectify it. For instance if someone stole my car, I wouldn't be mad, I'd go file a claim with my insurance and it's not a big deal.
Although I steal, I don't really value material things much at all. This makes perfect sense if you can come to understand it.
I don't care to understand it! Perhaps you should try to understand the feelings of people who suffer loss after being stolen from. I'm pretty sure, however, that you're probably incapable of empathy or sympathy. And what about material objects that people have deep sentimental attachment to such as a grandmother's wedding ring, a father's gold watch?
Just understand that if you're caught and you end up in jail or your intended victim catches you and inflicts grave physical harm(most likely damage to one or both of your hands) on you that you will have brought those consequences upon yourself through your thievery. You're needs and wants are no more important than the needs and wants of the rest of humanity. Most people tend to want justice of some sort. Maybe you "feel" ripped off if you don't steal. But those feelings are just feelings; just because a person feels something doesn't make it true. The ones who are being ripped off are the victims of theft. I don't think you can help the way you are which is why I sincerely hope you get help for your sociopathy before it's too late. I'm quite certain you won't heed my words but hopefully someday, perhaps as a condition of parole or by some court sanctioned means you will get the help you need, the help society needs you to get in order to be a productive member of said society.
What is your point? Do you think I don't know that I'm victimizing people? Do you think I don't know that there is potential consequences? I know exactly what I'm doing. Do you think you can shame me? HA!
Why would I get help? How would that benefit me? I see nothing wrong with my life. I like being how I am and I surely wouldn't want to be like most people. I will never be a "productive member of society", I'd rather do other things.
Is it normal to have the "responsibility" to steal?
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Funny enough, I don't usually get upset about it if someone takes something from me. It hasn't happened many times at all in my life but when it has happened I've dealt with it quite well.
It's usually one of 3 things:
-My fault for being careless or too risky
-It's OK because that person needed it more than I did
or
-I get even (I don't necessarily mean revenge, I mean I make myself whole, usually legally) I don't get upset usually, I look at the situation and figure out how to rectify it. For instance if someone stole my car, I wouldn't be mad, I'd go file a claim with my insurance and it's not a big deal.
Although I steal, I don't really value material things much at all. This makes perfect sense if you can come to understand it.
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I don't care to understand it! Perhaps you should try to understand the feelings of people who suffer loss after being stolen from. I'm pretty sure, however, that you're probably incapable of empathy or sympathy. And what about material objects that people have deep sentimental attachment to such as a grandmother's wedding ring, a father's gold watch?
Just understand that if you're caught and you end up in jail or your intended victim catches you and inflicts grave physical harm(most likely damage to one or both of your hands) on you that you will have brought those consequences upon yourself through your thievery. You're needs and wants are no more important than the needs and wants of the rest of humanity. Most people tend to want justice of some sort. Maybe you "feel" ripped off if you don't steal. But those feelings are just feelings; just because a person feels something doesn't make it true. The ones who are being ripped off are the victims of theft. I don't think you can help the way you are which is why I sincerely hope you get help for your sociopathy before it's too late. I'm quite certain you won't heed my words but hopefully someday, perhaps as a condition of parole or by some court sanctioned means you will get the help you need, the help society needs you to get in order to be a productive member of said society.
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What is your point? Do you think I don't know that I'm victimizing people? Do you think I don't know that there is potential consequences? I know exactly what I'm doing. Do you think you can shame me? HA!
Why would I get help? How would that benefit me? I see nothing wrong with my life. I like being how I am and I surely wouldn't want to be like most people. I will never be a "productive member of society", I'd rather do other things.
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Then when your day of reckoning comes may it be long, slow and painful!
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What is wrong with you?