kittythehare
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Psychopathy is quite a lot more complex than that.Yes she is diagnosed Bipolar but IMO she displays signs of being a psychopath. She is aggressive, has outburst of violent behavior, received both sexual gratification and enjoyment from the murder as she was committing it. She also knew what she was doing was wrong and didn’t care. There is a possibility that this has not been diagnosed as of yet. Being bi-polar doesn’t explain her behavior both that night and afterward at all. Again, IMO.
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A broader view of psychopathy
New findings show that people with psychopathy have varying degrees and types of the condition, which may include tendencies such as low empathy and remorse, grandiosity, impulsivity, or aggressive behavior.
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