- 6 personality disorders caused by internet
- Masochist syndrome
№2 - Low self-esteem virtual (aka "masochist syndrome")
On the Internet, everyone can find their niche, a place where he feels at home. Even serial killers will not feel an outcast here and will be able to find a community "of interest." However, in every forum, or in the community is one or more people who simply can not fit into the situation. This is not the most horrible people, but they had better find another place to socialize. It is not surprising that they are constantly the targets of ridicule.
Here it would be appropriate to compare with the "bespectacled nerd," from the school, but, unlike him, they can always "leave school", ie withdraw from the forum where malopochetnuyu to perform the role of scapegoat. But they never do.
In real life, it is called ...
The humiliation of self-esteem and / or syndrome attract attention
The man felt the need for self-abasement, feels a constant desire to be punished and humiliated. Well, sort of an albino monk in "The Da Vinci Code," which bitterly castigated themselves, only they give pleasure not physical, but mental anguish (for example, reading swearing in his address). One of two things: either it is a subconscious desire to atone for the sins, or very, very low self-esteem, which does not allow them to defend themselves against attacks.
But most likely, it's just good old syndrome attract attention, well known to anyone who ever is at least one evening to sit with a child. A virtual outcast as a child, knows that the opposite of love is not hate, but indifference. Therefore, any value, even the most negative aspects of attention.
Why is this happening on the Internet?
So, we just found that when you call someone stupid idiot, that someone is happy, you remembered about him and paid a fraction of your precious attention. Even if you remember him only because he finally got you, and you wished him a long and painful death.
If the insult is fixed at the forum and is public - the better. It is not just the attention and the attention of millions of users worldwide network. If the administrator has set up a special theme of "We hate Jimmy" - Jimmy's in seventh heaven! "If I devoted an entire topic in a few dozen pages, and written about me and read hundreds and even thousands of people, so I biggie! "- Jimmy thinks. Just think about all the "stars" who made a career and earned millions of viewers on hatred.
№1 - Virtual Asperger Syndrome (aka "trollizm")
This term coined blogger Jason Calacanis to describe the complete disregard all social conventions and the denial of any human qualities, including compassion. Surprisingly, this phenomenon befall just because a person feels protected screen monitor, so with impunity insult others.
It makes no sense to repeat all the horror stories about "trolls." Troll brings teen to commit suicide, and egged him while he tightens the noose around his neck, teenagers fired from a giant slingshot baby and take it off the camera, to put on YouTube (if they have not already, be sure it is only a matter of time).
Normal teenagers, learn well, do not conflict with their parents, "they took place, did not participate, did not involve" ... but in chat rooms and forums, they are transformed into Charles Manson.
In real life, it is called ...
Asperger's syndrome
This syndrome is rare, despite the statements of many people who claim that "suffer" Asperger. Asperger syndrome - a common developmental disorder of the body, the shape of high-functional autism. People with Asperger syndrome suffer from "social blindness" - they do not understand the boundaries of what is permitted in the interaction with other people. They do not understand hints, intonation variation, "body language" and other non-verbal ways of communicating. They constantly insult others, do not even notice (ie, do not understand that move beyond the limits). They simply have damaged part of the brain that is responsible for it.
Most people shudder to hear this term, because they know that teens who claim to suffer from Asperger syndrome though, is really just self-centered and violent morons.
Why is this happening on the Internet?
Calacanis has come to the conclusion that people all communication is reduced to a virtual, often mimic Asperger's syndrome (or rather typical behavior for him), because it imposes the same restrictions. In both cases, when there is no opportunity to observe the nonverbal response and expression and empathy is lost companion. And soon it turns out that you are dealing not with a person but with the phrase on the screen. Phrases, the spelling of which the source did not even bother to check!