Not every rule-breaker is choosing rebellion. Most are choosing safety — and they've been doing it since childhood. In this first episode of a new series, Dr. Greg takes apart what "antisocial" actually means and traces the pattern back to its source: not evil or criminal, but a deep wound that learned to survive by refusing to trust.
Key Topics:
Why "antisocial" has nothing to do with introversion — and what it actually describes
How charm and omnipotent control can be defenses, not personality traits
Why growing up with an unpredictable parent makes rules feel like threats instead of like love
What the interpersonal wish "help me trust you" reveals beneath even the most closed-off exterior
Why the parts of us that push back against rules deserve curiosity, not condemnation
How empathy, education, and direction together create the conditions where rules feel like love
Why the gap between antisocial patterns and ordinary daily life is narrower than we'd like to admit
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