A man diagnosed as a psychopath has detailed the emotions he is incapable of feeling, aiming to dispel myths about the condition. Loïc de Marie, who has anti-social personality disorder (ASPD), told the DEEP YouTube channel that while psychopaths do experience some emotions, they are shallow and lack depth.
De Marie, from Belgium, explained that he can feel frustration, anger, and joy, but never guilt, remorse, or empathy. 'No matter what I've done, never. I don't regret anything,' he said. He described living life for himself, without concern for others' opinions.
The 27-year-old also spoke about the 'game' he plays to navigate social interactions, learning through observation to mimic appropriate responses. He acknowledged that psychopaths often know they are different, even if they are not formally diagnosed.
De Marie dismissed criticism of his blunt interview style, stating he does not care about others' judgments and is focused on educating people about psychopathy. He contrasted psychopathy with sociopathy, noting that sociopaths can feel remorse or empathy, whereas psychopaths cannot.
