Don Genaro
Jedi Council Member
This afternoon I received a disturbing friend request on facebook. I was a little shocked at first- particularly when I read that “Saiko Guy” (Psycho Guy) wanted to be friends on facebook. Then I thought it must be some sort of joke- or maybe it was someone genuine, attempting to educate on psychopathy. I clicked on the profile and found the following quite disturbing info:
As can be seen in the post below, Saiko Guy sees himself/herself as a misunderstood psychopath and sees a lot of false information being bandied about on the web about psychopathy. I told a friend about it and she said it sounded like somebody injecting poison- trying to put doubts into peoples’ minds; sowing seeds of doubt in the minds of mutual friends on facebook. It sounds plausible. It certainly got me doubting. Who might it be? How many others have received this request? If I post about it, will people think it’s me? Also, since this person seems to have a heavy dose of narcissism, I thought that making a post on the topic would be giving them what they want. I don’t know- it’s weird. Has anybody else received a friend request from this person? Here’s the bio:
I am reproducing the full text of “About Saiko Guy” below. From the profile, I could make out that we have one mutual friend.If I sent you a friend request and you're wondering whether to accept it, well, you already did; I'm only sending requests to people with whom I'm already connected from my main account. Kindly add this one though, as I can post stuff from here that I can't post from there.
As can be seen in the post below, Saiko Guy sees himself/herself as a misunderstood psychopath and sees a lot of false information being bandied about on the web about psychopathy. I told a friend about it and she said it sounded like somebody injecting poison- trying to put doubts into peoples’ minds; sowing seeds of doubt in the minds of mutual friends on facebook. It sounds plausible. It certainly got me doubting. Who might it be? How many others have received this request? If I post about it, will people think it’s me? Also, since this person seems to have a heavy dose of narcissism, I thought that making a post on the topic would be giving them what they want. I don’t know- it’s weird. Has anybody else received a friend request from this person? Here’s the bio:
If I sent you a friend request and you're wondering whether to accept it, well, you already did; I'm only sending requests to people with whom I'm already connected from my main account. Kindly add this one though, as I can post stuff from here that I can't post from there.
I created this page because there's a lot of clueless disinformation that I see about psychopathy. As an intelligent and educated psychopath, I want to help.
After all, it's all about me, and you're screwing it up.
No, Saiko Guy is not my legal name, but Facebook, kindly don't delete this profile, since it *does* represent a real person, namely, me. The absence of a legal name is for my protection against the rampaging bigotries of paranoid histrionics. I am quite well-known, and it may harm my work if I publicise my psychopathy to all and sundry.
Dear super-sleuths who think you can find out who I am… Well, maybe you can, maybe you can't, but I'd rather you didn't. If you absolutely must ego-trip yourself over this, then the safe outlet for your own desire for admiration here is in telling me, privately, that you guessed who I am. I'll not confirm or deny (unless I trust you, in which case, you can probably recognise me quite easily anyway) but you can feel accomplished without pissing me off.
On the Hare PCL-R, I score somewhere between 31 and 38, depending on analysis. Yes, this is a self-assessment. I'm intelligent and well-informed, know my own mind better than others do, and would benefit nothing beyond a rather dubious merit badge by getting a clinician to do it. I would, however, stand to potentially lose things by getting such an analysis. So, I rather rely on my own good mind.
I am a friendly sort of person, and am quite used to friends insisting I'm not a psychopath (apart from the few who know me better). However, nobody knows my full mind as I do, and I withold most of it anyway, as I fear most people would recoil in disgust if they knew me as I do.
However! I am probably a nicer person than most people you meet. Almost certainly more law-abiding, too.
Quick FAQ:
Q: Can you feel emotions?
A: Yes, but not all of them, and not like you do. Unless you're a psychopath, obviously.
Q: Can you form lasting connections with people?
A: Depends on your definitions of "lasting" and "connections".
Q: Do you have morals?
A: No. I do, however, have something of a code of conduct. Since I am an admiration junky, I avoid disappointing my admirers.
Q: Are you evil?
A: I don't believe in good or evil. I'm a pragmatist.
Since you probably scrolled straight down to the visually interesting part of this text field, the FAQ, I'll recap: I made this page in order to correct misconceptions about psychopathy. I made it a profile rather than an official page, as this way is more versatile. Also, anything I say about me here is true, so this profile does represent me, albeit omitting a lot of information, for my safety.
Again, if I sent you a friend request and you're wondering whether to accept it, well, you already did; I'm only sending requests to people with whom I'm already connected from my main account. Kindly add this one though, as I can post stuff from here that I can't post from there.

... cool story saiko.