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Who Is the Sociopath Memoir For?
from P. Diddy & The Loneliness Plague | The Tim Dillon Show #386 · #386
3 min
Tim keeps dissecting the essay and her upcoming memoir 'Sociopath,' questioning why the Wall Street Journal ran it, who the intended audience is, and mocking the idea we're supposed to admire her lack of feeling.
- Tim questions who the Wall Street Journal's piece about a sociopath memoir is actually for.
- A woman has a memoir called 'Sociopath' coming out, and Tim finds it boring because she won't confess to killing anyone.
- Tim suggests the Journal could write about payday loans or credit scams instead of running an excerpt that makes people feel good about being sociopaths.
- Tim acknowledges that not feeling emotions sucks, but questions what readers are supposed to get from this journey.
- The goal of the memoir is unclear—should people try to act more like a sociopath, or is she just saying to live in your truth?
- No one told her to try getting feelings; instead she was encouraged to live in her truth as a comfortable sociopath.
- Tim calls the whole thing boring and claims the woman is just like every wealthy Santa Barbara mom he knows.
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