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Thread: The Master with a Neko slave (ShimapanMan and Kittycat19)

Dan pulled out two fifty dollar bills and handed them to him. That seemed extremely cheap, but then again he had never compared prices. Alright, well, there we go. Now to get her to my car... Do you have a leash? He asked, turning to look at his new pet. Just looking at the pure anger on her face made him a little uneasy to be driving with her. He could just put her in the back seat and make sure she was buckled in well. He took the leash when the owner returned, and pulled the clip on it. He waited for the owner to open the cage before he reached in and hooked it to her collar.
Thread: The Master with a Neko slave (ShimapanMan and Kittycat19)

The man unhooked her from the cage and quickly put handcuffs on her. He then turns to Dan. She is all yours now. The neko crawls out of the cage with fear and anger in her eyes and a frown on her face . She didnt know where this new man was taking her or what he would do to her. She walks out to the car with Dan while looking around. She had no one to say bye to because she hadnt really talked to anyone while being held captive. She lets Dan put her in the car but once they start to drive away she starts to bang on the doors.
Thread: The Master with a Neko slave (ShimapanMan and Kittycat19)

Dan pulled the leash when the owner let her free. Thank you! He said, nodding at the man. He pulled hard to get her to follow him, finally getting her into his car. This was going to be rough. He buckled the seatbelt around her and tied the leash around the seat in front of her, to keep her mostly still. As he began to drive, and she started acting up, he warned her. Kohaku, stop thrashing around like that! I'm taking you to your new home! I have a bed and food and everything you'll ever need there. He said, turning on to another road.
Thread: The Master with a Neko slave (ShimapanMan and Kittycat19)

She stops pounding. She yells at him I dont want any of that! I just want my family! By the time she had finished a few tears had dripped from her eyes. She was trying very hard to hold them back. She starts to pound on the door again.
Thread: The Master with a Neko slave (ShimapanMan and Kittycat19)

That was the first time he had heard the neko speak. She sounded extremely distraught. Dan had to keep focused on his drive, though. Your family? What happened? Were you taken away from them? He asked, keeping his eyes on the road. He really hated the sound of her bashing against his door, hoping she wouldn't actually damage it. It wasn't long until they were parked in his garage, the door now closed behind the vehicle. He stopped the engine and got out, opening the backdoor.
Thread: The Master with a Neko slave (ShimapanMan and Kittycat19)

She wasn't able to answer his question because she new if she did she would start bawling. Her ears go back in fear once Dan opens the door. She lifts her hand to hit him back quickly pulls back. Kohaku then says in a distraught yet slightly powerful voice Wh-what are you going to do to me?
Thread: The Master with a Neko slave (ShimapanMan and Kittycat19)

Dan pulled back when she lashed out at him, simply looking back into the car at her. She was held in place by the seat belt , and even if she got that loose her other restraint held her in. If you must know, I was planning on buying a pet to keep me company. He said. He tried to reach in yet again to let her out. I wasn't planning on having to punish my pet, but if you keep acting up, Kohaku, I'm going to have to break you in. He added.
Thread: The Master with a Neko slave (ShimapanMan and Kittycat19)

Her ears go back at the word pet. P-pet? I am not a pet.
Thread: The Master with a Neko slave (ShimapanMan and Kittycat19)

He looked at her, noting how she had stopped fidgeting as much. That's why I bought you, though. That man who introduced me to you is the pet store owner. He said, taking her leash and pulling it gently. You wont be treated exactly like a typical animal, but you're to be well-behaved like a good pet.
Thread: The Master with a Neko slave (ShimapanMan and Kittycat19)

Half way through him talking she starts to jerk the color, trying to get it off of her.
Thread: The Master with a Neko slave (ShimapanMan and Kittycat19)

She was really trying Dan's patience. Kohaku! Stop this fighting! He yelled, jerking the chain. He was surprised the collar hadn't broken, given how hard the pull was and how she had been pulling it. He dragged her from the garage into his home, pulling her towards his large living room. He had a fairly large sized animal bed in the corner, all set and clean for her.
Thread: The Master with a Neko slave (ShimapanMan and Kittycat19)

Frowning, she looks around the room. Soon after she starts to mess with the collar again.
Thread: The Master with a Neko slave (ShimapanMan and Kittycat19)

Dan walked over to her and stared down at her, watching her pull at the collar. You really want that collar off. Why is that? He asked, getting on one knee to stare at it. The man had told him to never remove it, but as much as she was pawing at it, it was almost too interesting to not remove. If you will calm down, I'll take it off. He said.
Thread: The Master with a Neko slave (ShimapanMan and Kittycat19)

She looks at him trying to figure out if he is serious. She moves her hands away and stands there.
Thread: The Master with a Neko slave (ShimapanMan and Kittycat19)

He was slightly surprised that Kohaku listened to him. It must be very important to her to have that collar removed. It only interested Dan more in what would happened. Alright, good girl. Now then... He said, reaching forward. He quickly released the collar, taking it in his hand before pulling it away. He had to be prepared to put it back on, in case something crazy happened.
Thread: The Master with a Neko slave (ShimapanMan and Kittycat19)

Kohaku smiles and starts to transform. Calico fur starts to grow all over her body, she starts to grow a muzzle, her nails turn to claws. She darts to the door and starts to yank on the door almost tearing it off the hinges.
Thread: The Master with a Neko slave (ShimapanMan and Kittycat19)

Dan was looking at her before she transformed, not seeing a change until she began to grow fur. What in the... He whispered, his eyes widening. It took him a second to figure out where she went, given the speed at which she shot towards the door. No! He yelled, moving and pouncing on her. He tries to pin her, managing to just barely get the collar back on her.
Thread: The Master with a Neko slave (ShimapanMan and Kittycat19)

As she transforms back she screams Owwww it hurts! She falls to the floor in pain while clawing at the collar. By the time she is completely transformed back she is panting. While on the floor she looks up at Dan angrily.
Thread: The Master with a Neko slave (ShimapanMan and Kittycat19)

Dan looks at her in awe. She was an actual cat, but the collar kept her in a human form. That was interesting. Very, very interesting. Wow... He whispered, looking down at her tired form. I had no idea that something like that was even possible. He added, bending down to her. He grabbed the leash still connected. That transformation seems to tire you out a lot. Come on, let me get you some food and water. He said, pulling on the leash in the direction of the kitchen.
Thread: The Master with a Neko slave (ShimapanMan and Kittycat19)

As he pulls her to the Kitchen she yells at him Its not the transformation you idiot! Its the collar! Once in the kitchen she smells many different food and her mouth starts to water and her stomach growls but she says nothing.
Thread: Romantic Sexual RP with Pregging

Setting We can start with 2 settings Modern - we meet in a TV live datingmatch making show where the rule is that if you like each other you need to get married. Rustic -- you get lost in the forest and as evening approaches look for shelter...Tell me which setting do you like to start with?
Thread: Romantic Sexual RP with Pregging

I like Modern better.
Thread: Romantic Sexual RP with Pregging

Looking in your eyes as we talk for over 2 hours without changing seats at the dating event. Wearing a white knit tshirt and blue jeans. The jeans unable to hold the bump underneath - hoping no one is looking under the table. Ahem I forgot to ask your name, Just didnt realize we spoke for 2 hours! Extending both my hands on the table - Jason here. And I want to go there and tell these folks I am Taking you!
Thread: Romantic Sexual RP with Pregging

Uh, I don't think we can roleplay here. This a place to request and find people to roleplay with...Not roleplay-.. x.x
Thread: Romantic Sexual RP with Pregging

ok we can try PM here...it will be equally bad. I role played with a female yesterday in a thread like this. But I am ok to rp in PM. Sent you one
Thread: Romantic Sexual RP with Pregging

Alright. I just replied.
Thread: As a Teacher's Aid, I encountered a child with sociopathic behaviour

That is extremely disturbing to hear, especially as a parent. I wonder if there is a delicate way in which you can either approach the parents--though I know sometimes that can result in a back lash or even be considered inappropriate depending--or try approaching the child again, but perhaps with a different tactic, maybe one that won't place him on the defensive. I'd possibly try the redirect approach or just suggesting alternate ideas of 'fun' without going into things... at first... just to see if you can get through on some level. But, I'm no child psychologist, merely a parent as that's probably what I'd do if my son or daughter did that and I found myself faced with the situation. Either way, if there's a way to make note of it in a file or something, I'd probably do it just so that it can be addressed or looked into. Better to be realized earlier than later since it might be a learned behavior or a coping mechanism as opposed to something else.
Thread: As a Teacher's Aid, I encountered a child with sociopathic behaviour

People like to assume that sociopathic behavior only appears in adults, but it doesn't. It starts practically at birth, and these are the signs that people tend to miss, so I would approach the parents about it and ask them to see if he's going to therapy. Nothing can change sociopathic behavior, it's inherent, because if he's 12 and thinking this way, then he's been thinking this way since he was able to find an outlet for such behavior. Does he act like this outside of playing games? Probably but he might be better at hiding it since responses in real life are usually much faster. It's not necessarily fear of punishment, to be honest, that makes him stay within the realm of the law. It's having his Toys taken away that he doesn't want to happen. It's his own selfishness that keeps him within the limits. That's how some sociopaths work. They do only what works for them, manipulate others, and feed their narcissism. I have a sneaking suspicion that if you told him that you already came up with what he was doing, he would probably get angry and say he had come up with it first. Or something along those lines. As I said, sociopaths are a selfish lot because they don't have any real emotions other than anger, pride, and narcissism. That's usually why they get caught after committing crimes because they hate when others try to take away their spotlight by saying they did them. It is disturbing behavior, however, I have my own tendencies of this nature, so it's more analytical to me.
Thread: As a Teacher's Aid, I encountered a child with sociopathic behaviour

I'm a teacher's aid at a one week summer camp program. The kid's not even apart of our educational district. We're a college, he's in like...grade 8. I really think it's out of my hands.
Thread: As a Teacher's Aid, I encountered a child with sociopathic behaviour

I know I'm a new user, but I'm super interested in psychology, so I thought I'd drop by here first. Sorry if this is against a rule of some sort. blush Empathy does not develop before the teenage years. This means that every child is, to some extent, a sociopath. Now, you may say 'but my child has feelings towards me and shows me empathy!', and I'll tell you why. Sociopathy does not completely exclude emotions or empathy That is called psychopathy. Sociopathy means that you don't naturally feel empathy towards people you do not know or does not fit a certain set of requirements A mother will almost always fit these requirements. So, you can say it's a narrow scope of empathy. It's difficult to tell if a person is a sociopath or not before he's an adult because of this, as empathy develops around the teenage years. Sadly, during that time the sociopath is likely to have found ways to satisfy 'empaths' as to not awake any suspicion of their sociopathic nature. This kid is not necessarily going to be a sociopath as an adult, even though his actions are worrying. It is likely that his parents aren't taking proper care of him. Sociopaths with good parents tend to be able to function in society without causing too much harm... Or become politicians and ruin everything, of course.
Thread: As a Teacher's Aid, I encountered a child with sociopathic behaviour

I'd say children have plenty of empathy before becoming a teenager, it's how they learn to share and know when people are upset, but it's not always the case since they have to learn these things like everyone else. As children, none of us really know anything and social patterns are learned but not everyone learns them. Just a wikipedia on the BTK killer because this kind of behavior is noted in quieter types and even the good guys. But then he's an odd mix of what I believe to be psychotic and sociopathic. And sorry for kind of veering off topic with this. .
Thread: As a Teacher's Aid, I encountered a child with sociopathic behaviour

I just tried to search for the article where I had read otherwise, but instead found something that confirmed your idea, so I bow in embarrassment. Haha. About empathy in children Also I'm sorry if I derailed this thread as well.
Thread: As a Teacher's Aid, I encountered a child with sociopathic behaviour

It's all good, it's an interesting thought disturbing topic.
Thread: As a Teacher's Aid, I encountered a child with sociopathic behaviour

The kid told me today he'd hit his sister with a baseball bat. I said 'No you wouldn't. That could kill her.' and he said 'I would...well...it depends which sister.'
Thread: As a Teacher's Aid, I encountered a child with sociopathic behaviour

I kind of wonder if he's fucking with you. Still, I'd mention it to someone.
Thread: As a Teacher's Aid, I encountered a child with sociopathic behaviour

Agreed. That sounds pretty bad.
Thread: As a Teacher's Aid, I encountered a child with sociopathic behaviour

Dameon said The kid told me today he'd hit his sister with a baseball bat. I said 'No you wouldn't. That could kill her.' and he said 'I would...well...it depends which sister.' Click to expand... Did he have a reason why he wanted to hit his sister with a baseball bat? Was it just because he wanted to hurt her? If so, then I'd think he has some mental health issues. I think he might have a reason if he said it depends on which sister so it might be anger issues. Is he lying or manipulating other children or adults?
Thread: As a Teacher's Aid, I encountered a child with sociopathic behaviour

I would mention it because if he meant it, that could be serious and if he's doing it just to mess with you, then he needs to learn that such behavior is highly inappropriate and can result in severe consequences.
Thread: As a Teacher's Aid, I encountered a child with sociopathic behaviour

I participate in a program called Big Brothers Big Sister, my husband and I are paired up with a 12 year old boy and what you described at the beginning sounds frighteningly close to some of his behaviour the biggest difference being when he realizes that we are not mad at his behaviour but disappointed in him it improves. He once told us in such an offhand way that it scared me that he thought shooting people would be fun. We were in the car and I turned around and looked right at him. I asked him why he would think that, he answered that it was fun in games like Battlefield which personally I am very upset his mother lets him play and he thought it would be just like that in real life. Right after he mentioned war being fun as well. My response was to explain to him that wars were not done for fun, that soldiers did not shoot people for fun nor did they enjoy it. My husband and I tried to impress upon him the devastation that shooting people causes, that it hurts the victim physically and mentally if they survived, it hurts the families and friends, in the case of a soldier it may even hurt them emotionally or mentally. After the discussion he was clearly bothered by the talk and by the fact that we did not find it amusing at all. We are lucky in our situation because if things ever progressed to a point where we were very concerned for his behaviour we can go to the BBBS organization and ask for help. I could not imagine what I would do in your circumstance but I know I would want to bring it to the attention of someone who could potentially intervene.
Thread: As a Teacher's Aid, I encountered a child with sociopathic behaviour

It is things like this that make one realize why this nation was never supposed to be a total democracy. There are just too many very disturbed and I have the guts to say it outright evil people out there. It is not a games fault, lack of proper parenting, nor lack of observation. The child described is at best a sociopath, and at worst a psychopath. He was allowed a consequence free environment, and he went with the progression himself. I know that one thing that can help is positive re-enforcement on proper behavior, and disappointment but not anger at the bad, but at this point, it is a very dicey state. No one knows what DPD Dissociative Personality Disorder or APD Antisocial Personality Disorder, the two primary classifications of disturbed individuals like this boy and others, is always started by, nor what either nurtures them away from it to stop it or nurtures to continue, but I can say with simple certainty that the fact his cousin is similar to him and that he is now in a codependent sociopathic relationship with said cousin this early in life is truly the most disturbing fact of this. He may already need specialized medications as it is, is what I am saying.
Thread: As a Teacher's Aid, I encountered a child with sociopathic behaviour

dissociative personality disorder? I've read the entirety of the DSM IV TR and have never come across this diagnosis or heard another disorder or personality disorder described in such a way. I'm not saying you are wrong, I am just curious what you are referring to. I have heard of dissociative identity disorder which is what people might call multiple personality disorder but am pretty sure this is not what you are referring to.
Thread: As a Teacher's Aid, I encountered a child with sociopathic behaviour

Hahvoc The Decepticon said As I said, sociopaths are a selfish lot because they don't have any real emotions other than anger, pride, and narcissism. That's usually why they get caught after committing crimes because they hate when others try to take away their spotlight by saying they did them. It is disturbing behavior, however, I have my own tendencies of this nature, so it's more analytical to me. Click to expand... Narcissism is separate from sociopathy, when they appear together it gets called malignant narcissism. It's often possible to work with a sociopath. They're fascinated by emotions in others and have a drive to 'win', whatever they decide that to be. They typically have a really odd way of handling and synthesizing information. So usually if I encounter a sociopath who doesn't have narc tendencies, and have to deal with them, I try to direct their motivation somewhere where it can have a positive impact both for them and others. Unfortunately their lack of empathy means that they tend to make invalid assumptions about people they are not very familiar with, so this has blown up on me on occasion. Even if it's cases like the original post. How many people are going to stick around on a minecraft server where someone can pay 50 for console commands? Much better that they spend time wrecking some pretend world rather than the real one. Malignant narcissists... I have no idea how to handle them, at least in terms of directing behavior to somewhere positive.
Thread: As a Teacher's Aid, I encountered a child with sociopathic behaviour

Vekseid said ... It's often possible to work with a sociopath. They're fascinated by emotions in others and have a drive to 'win', whatever they decide that to be. They typically have a really odd way of handling and synthesizing information. So usually if I encounter a sociopath who doesn't have narc tendencies, and have to deal with them, I try to direct their motivation somewhere where it can have a positive impact both for them and others. Unfortunately their lack of empathy means that they tend to make invalid assumptions about people they are not very familiar with, so this has blown up on me on occasion. Even if it's cases like the original post. How many people are going to stick around on a minecraft server where someone can pay 50 for console commands? Much better that they spend time wrecking some pretend world rather than the real one. Malignant narcissists... I have no idea how to handle them, at least in terms of directing behavior to somewhere positive. Click to expand... Sociopaths are an interesting group of people to study, even for sociopaths themselves. They are usually driven by a desire to 'win' or to be the best at whatever they have decided to dedicate themselves towards. The ability to be able to portray connections where necessary, and to be able to display an abject lack of them -- especially when they can remain hidden -- is something that if trained properly can lead to extremes, whether they be depraved horror stories or intense stories of successes. When someone is only displaying sociopathic or APD typical behavior online, this is usually less of an issue. An absurdly large number of people behave much differently online than they do when in personal interactions. The number of trolls, griefers, and otherwise 'sociopath stylized behavior' online, would lead psych majors to claim much higher numbers than the usual up to 5 of the population exhibit strong psychopathic and sociopath traits. Cited Article with sources It may just be that the child felt the need to exert some dominance in the online world, because their own reality was so controlled by other people. It could also be that the child was merely one of those types of people who, while there is nothing directly wrong with them, are just a pain in the backside, metaphorically speaking.
Thread: As a Teacher's Aid, I encountered a child with sociopathic behaviour

Vekseid said It's often possible to work with a sociopath. They're fascinated by emotions in others and have a drive to 'win', whatever they decide that to be. They typically have a really odd way of handling and synthesizing information. So usually if I encounter a sociopath who doesn't have narc tendencies, and have to deal with them, I try to direct their motivation somewhere where it can have a positive impact both for them and others. Unfortunately their lack of empathy means that they tend to make invalid assumptions about people they are not very familiar with, so this has blown up on me on occasion. Click to expand... Heh heh, it's weird to read it worded so clinically. Re Daemon's 'sociopathic' child, I think it's a bit of an overstatement, no? I can think of a hundred reasons a child would want to hold power of any sort, and not many of them relate to sociopathy. Also holy fuck at a thread full of people using words like 'evil' and suggesting contacting authorities. You're talking about a child who trolls in Minecraft. Find some perspective, please.