Sure, there must be something wrong with their brains. Never blame the parents, after all, they did everything by the book. There exist theories about why peop

Sure, there must be something wrong with their brains. Never blame the parents, after all, they did everything by the book. There exist theories about why people suppress their emotions. I recommend reading some Alice Miller. Funny, I suppose as long as the diagnosis is "Depression" or something, the reaction is probably "oh noes, what have we done, what can we do", but I suspect for psychopathy it might be "a heck, but at least he'll become a badass boss and make millions on Wall Street". Didn't read the story to the end, but where there even acts of "liking" by the mum? Not just "don't bounce the ball", "stop it" or "share your toys, honeys"?