That is actually a very interesting point deserving of a psychological study. It reminds me of ISIS, in the sense of: What causes some girls to convert to Islam and to join a murderous cult? There must be more to it than just "love is blind and makes us behave illogically". Psychopaths seem to have something to them that attracts a certain kind of people.
I don't know if hate is the appropriate emotion for psychopaths, though. Should we lock them up (some would even say: eliminate) forever, to make life safer? Sure. But hating them is like hating a crocodile for being a crocodile. They do what is in their nature.
It's exciting. Most psychopathic males are also alpha males. Back in prehistoric times the term "psychopathic" didn't exist and the strongest, most assertive, most violent male won the mating rights to the most females. Females even competed for the alpha's attention and were even willing to share him with other women, even if perfectly suitable beta providers were available.
Women still behave this way. We just have a more organized society today. This is how we evolved as a species, the non-committal, mysterious, showing only very slight romantic interest man is far more intriguing to the average female than the overly emotional, "sensitive" beta. To deny this is to deny the actual nature of women.
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That is actually a very interesting point deserving of a psychological study. It reminds me of ISIS, in the sense of: What causes some girls to convert to Islam and to join a murderous cult? There must be more to it than just "love is blind and makes us behave illogically". Psychopaths seem to have something to them that attracts a certain kind of people.
I don't know if hate is the appropriate emotion for psychopaths, though. Should we lock them up (some would even say: eliminate) forever, to make life safer? Sure. But hating them is like hating a crocodile for being a crocodile. They do what is in their nature.
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It's exciting. Most psychopathic males are also alpha males. Back in prehistoric times the term "psychopathic" didn't exist and the strongest, most assertive, most violent male won the mating rights to the most females. Females even competed for the alpha's attention and were even willing to share him with other women, even if perfectly suitable beta providers were available.
Women still behave this way. We just have a more organized society today. This is how we evolved as a species, the non-committal, mysterious, showing only very slight romantic interest man is far more intriguing to the average female than the overly emotional, "sensitive" beta. To deny this is to deny the actual nature of women.