I did answer the question. In a prior comment. I've been on reddit for years, and have done similar threads like this on that platform. I decided to try it here as a type of "thought-experiment" for both myself and for those who want to talk about something different
Oh yeah, I originally was involved in general and emergency medicine. After my first mental breakdown, due to a traumatic automobile accident, I became fascinated with mental health. And from there, I became more involved. Worked in counseling and crisis support
What's your opinion from a psychological standpoint on the sudden rise of women embracing and being more open than before when it comes to the extreme forms of paraphilia like bestiality, coprophilia, emetophilia, etc.?
Its more of a temporary ex. Finances became a problem near the end and I had to bow out for a bit to take care of family
Honestly, I don't see much of that happening IRL, mostly just in fantasy situations (which is nothing new). The times that I have encountered such situations, there's usually an underlying root issue (often substance based). While its true that women are becoming more sexually affluent, and taking back a great deal of the power they've lost over the past 100 years, these types of extreme fetishes rarely show themselves in actual bdsm/kink communities.
We can psychologically influence ourselves to do almost anything. If you want to detract from a certain interest, I do believe its possible. But you need to be careful because such things can be very damaging if not handled with care. I would strongly suggest seeking the input of a mental health professional while pursuing this goal.
I have actually heard this story and others just like it. One of my scariest witnessed interviews was with a 14 year old offender who gunned down his mother, her bf and his sister before setting fire to the house that they lived in. The story that your referring to, on the surface, says that the child was raised in a very loving and passive family setting but there are multiple clues and hints that show it wasn't always this way. Firstly, we don't know anything about his life before his adoption, also while his adopted parents are described as loving & passive, it could also be that they were dismissive or even neglectful of him. We also don't know anything about his social life or medical history. There are a number of elements that can combine to make someone into a destructive killer personality. Killers aren't born, they're made. Usually thru severe trauma, emotional strain and repeated psychosis.
Okay, first off, I love this question. I really do. Because it require the therapist to perform self-analysis and question their motivations. Excellent question.
I agree, there are many many factors involved, and yes, we don't know his full history, but it is an old Russian story and the child was raised over there. I remember I suggested that his antisocial behavior was likely due to a number of issues, such as his blood parents. I left out suggestions of his adopted parents, only remark I said was they were, accord to legend, decent people. I wrote that it was likely he was very very young when his blood parents were brutally murdered in his own eyes, which triggered off some form of extreme trauma that he never forgot. I don't remember the rest how I said it but the professor liked my story and analyses. I agree, most killers become this way due to some kind of severe trauma, more rejection by society, but then there are true psychopaths who kill for enjoyment or just because they can. I often do wonder why young teenagers, who are almost always males, will start to kill family members or society. What is their trigger? What push them so far they felt to cause harm and death.
Thanks, I like your answer, and I agree with it.
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