i like how grayson fits a lot of ASPD characteristics, specially in regard of lack of self-preservation and absence of emotional intelligence despite him being extremely rational. that makes his actions more understandable, althought not morally correct or acceptable in any kind of way. in my conception, having a shallow optic such as "he is very dumb" really shows how ASPD is still a stigmatized personality disorder
i like how grayson fits a lot of ASPD characteristics, specially in regard of lack of self-preservation and absence of emotional intelligence despite him being extremely rational. that makes his actions more understandable, althought not morally correct or acceptable in any kind of way. in my conception, having a shallow optic such as "he is very dumb" really shows how ASPD is still a stigmatized personality disorder