As a Psychopath are Psychologists or Psychiatrists easier to manipulate?

Added: 2026-05-28

[00:00:00]These have been my experiences with psychologists and psychiatrists. Let's start with psychologists. They don't know how to handle somebody like me. So, they are very beneficial in learning how to be more manipulative. They believe they could genuinely change me and that their advice was doing wonders for me, but I didn't take their advice at all. I just used the words I gave them and I was tired of the graphs that they were drawing belonged in a kindergarten classroom. As a psychiatrist, I have great respect for doctors. I don't have a lot of faith in non-doctors. Now, psychiatrists can be very defensive and I would say eight out of 10 are not great, but the two out of 10, they're phenomenal. So, my forensic psychiatrist was the one who actually helped me unlearn behaviors that were terribly harmful and could put me in prison. He also had the medical degree and was able to prescribe medications, which I found wonderful because I wanted the Valium and I got the Valium. Psychologists can't do that. They can't offer me anything that I actually want. So, I never see psychologists. A fantastic psychiatrist will go so far out of the box of regular treatment in order to help you and I find that so special. So, that's why I've always been more partial towards psychiatrists.