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31.10.2005 - 8:51 p.m. CST HAPPY HALLOWEEN. So single life... it's interesting. No obligations to anyone but myself... it's ok for now. I'm still lonely... but whatever. It's good I guess. I might be switching over to Old Navy. Well one of my co-workers told me that her nephew is a general manager there and is going to start scouting for new employees... and she told him to come seek me out. Haha... yeah. So if he actually offers me more hours and better wage, heck yes I'll be going over there. I don't even shop there, but it's ok... money is money. Haha... I sound like someone. Yep... psychopath Kevin. Psychopath: "A psychopath will use people for excitement, entertainment, to build their self-esteem and they invariably value people in terms of their material value (e.g. money, property, comfort, etc..). They can involve and get other people into trouble quickly and they seem to have no regret for their actions. A psychopath is usually a subtle manipulator. They do this by playing to the emotions of others. They typically have high verbal intelligence, but they lack what is commonly referred to as "emotional intelligence". There is always a shallow quality to the emotional aspect of their stories... They don't understand or appreciate the impact that their behavior has on others. They do appreciate what it means when they are caught breaking rules or the law even though they seem to end up in trouble again. They desperately avoid incarceration and loss of freedom but continue to act as if they can get away with breaking the rules. They don't learn from these consequences. They seem to react with feelings and regret when they are caught. But their regret is not so much for other people as it is for the consequences that their behavior has had on them, their freedom, their resources and their so called "friends"... A psychopath is always in it for their self even when it seems like they are caring for and helping others. The definition of their "friends" are people who support the psychopath and protect them from the consequence of their own antisocial behavior..."
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