The Psychology of Those Who Lie Compulsively — Without Remorse скачать в хорошем качестве

The Psychology of Those Who Lie Compulsively — Without Remorse

Have you ever met someone who lies easily… and seems to feel nothing? In this video, you'll understand the psychology of those who lie compulsively and feel no remorse—not through the lens of "movie villains," but through what really happens in the mind when lying becomes a reflex, an identity, and a form of control. Watch until the end, because the final explanation changes how you see "guilt," "character," and "truth." Throughout this video, you will discover: What differentiates a common lie from a compulsive lie Why lying can become an automatic habit (without the person "thinking") How the brain can silence guilt with justifications and emotional desensitization When lying ceases to be a strategy and becomes an identity Why not every compulsive liar is a "psychopath" — and which patterns appear most frequently The invisible cost: anxiety, fragmentation, and the feeling of emptiness behind the persona If this topic interests you, comment below: Do you think that those who lie without remorse do so out of malice… or out of habit? ✅ Like the video if it makes you rethink the subject. ✅ Subscribe to the channel for more content on psychology, behavior, and the human mind. ✅ Share with someone who needs to understand this type of pattern.