Ugly Cartoon About A Sociopath.

Do sociopaths stare at themselves in the mirror?

I’m not sure if I’m a psychopath, or just weird. But I stare at myself a lot. Not because I think I’m pretty or ugly. I just think it’s interesting how I react to things. I daydream about the future, like what will happen tomorrow, what I want to happen, what I will say when another person says this. And I see my reaction to these things, and my facial expressions. Maybe it’s because I’m practicing these my reaction face. I get so caught up in my thoughts I don’t even know what I’m thinking until the thing I was thinking about happens. I practice my smiles, and how to hold my eyes. I sing because I’m quite a good singer. I listen to how I pronounce things. When I walk by mirrors I stare at myself to see what I look like while on the move. I just study myself.

What do psychopaths/sociopaths feel if they are ugly, no one likes or loves them, everyone ignores them, and they don't have friends?

Haha, jokes on them, I have video games as friends.We don't care that no one likes or loves us. So what? Your opinions have zero effect on me.Don't have friends? Just get out there and find some new pals. If that doesn't work, don't worry, we don't need them anyways. Of course it might get very boring without friends, but there are a lot of things that I can do without friends.If we are ugly, then either surgery or just work with it. Ugly can be a very subjective term, so people are bound to find me attractive.So how would a psychopath feel about this? Absolutely nothing.

Are sociopaths capable of loving or caring about another person?

On Russ' point below. It would be more accurate to say that 'Donna Anderson (whoever that is) has a web site devoted to people who have survived life with an evil or abusive sociopath'. People who offhandedly equate sociopathy with psychopathy have either limited experience with both, bad education on the subject, or more likely just watch far too much TV.Being born a sociopath is no different than being born a with a 150IQ (the genetics for anyways), or particularly ugly, or Asian, or with say, the genetics to grow extremely tall. An outstanding intellect does not predispose you to being successful or even good in school. Being ugly does not mean you will be reviled your whole life, or even exclude you from marrying a '10'. Being Asian does not pigeonhole you to all those silly stereotypes, and being a sociopath does not mean you will burn kittens with magnifying glasses when you're 7, or beat your girlfriend when you're 25. A sociopath either lacks the ability to empathize with others, or has the distinct ability to 'turn it off' at will. They all absolutely have the capacity for evil... if their environment wrings it from them, or if they're also born with the personality that leans this way. Guess what? So do non-sociopaths. It is not a forgone conclusion. If it were, then one could easily make the obverse statement that non-sociopaths (who CAN empathize and feel others' pain) could never hurt anyone... which we all know is utterly absurd.Sociopaths CAN feel love and have lasting healthy (honest) relationships. Maybe not all of them, and yeah, IF you could actually graph such a thing i'd be utterly fascinated to see it. It would probably shock people if you could magically identify them all, and see just who is 'pulling this off', and right under their noses. A true psychopath would need to lie, and deceive, but that is an entirely different diagnosis. I have much experience in this particular matter, and i just have to laugh at so many of these rote 'truths' and 'facts' i see and hear about sociopathy. I mean, i get it, who doesn't like a great villain? and with its relative rarity and certainly being vastly misunderstood, its an easy thing to hate. But the truth is not so simple. I think you'd find that many of history's greatest names were sociopaths, and i highly doubt they were all self-serving, cold, manipulative and abusive bastards.