I have inclinations to torture and kill. Musings, occasionally, of cannibalism and rape, but only negligibly. Not so with the aforementioned; they are not nearly negligible. Nothing really incites them; not anger, not revenge, not sadness. I can be looking at a book and spot a slash of pen on the corner and a thought of 'murder' and excitement will flash through my mind, then be gone as quickly as it comes.
It's not even an inclination, even. It's almost an impression. A feeling. Not words or images or plans (though I do think about those), for the most part, just a sort of vague cloud and influence. A macabre fascination with bones, blood, muscles, and skin; a fascination with pain, disease, and death.
I have done slight research into criminology, psychology, murder, and serial killers in an attempt to sort of understand it. It doesn't really help all that much. I do find myself sympathizing with or understanding the perpetrators, not just the victims.
I am intelligent enough to know the enormity of the risks and all necessarily involved processes. I am also smart enough to be able to avoid detection for a long time, but to know that I would eventually get caught if I kept it up. I have the urges, inclinations, intelligence and ability to become a highly successful serial killer, and currently the restraint and realism to not to. I don't think I'd feel bad about it. I don't feel bad about how I am, after all. This post, exposing my inclinations, does not make me feel anything, although confessions are reputed to evoke remorse, guilt and relief.

I am only 18, on my way to college with no idea what to major in. I have been pressured to go into medicine, and find forensics, infectious disease, toxicology, psychology, and history alluring, so I have a wide range of topics of interest to focus in. Therefore, I could, potentially, be in a number of fields where you most likely would not like one enticed by the habits of serial killers to be in.

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by Anonymous on Mar 2, 2011 at 4:04 PM

Are you smart enough to know that your IP address has been logged and if your are ever remotely suspected of nefarious activity you will be getting hgangbanged in your ass 24/7 in a prison within weeks? Einstein? Are you there?

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by Anonymous on Mar 2, 2011 at 4:26 PM

OP:That is scary. Hope you don't become my doc. I would advise a psychologist or something (though I don't know if it would help or just get you locked up).

First poster: Maybe they used someone else's WiFi? Maybe a public one or a neighbors (do you realize how many people use "password" as their password)? Also, they need more than a "remote suspicion". They need a warrant specifically for what they are looking; they can't just say "I want info on that one". They need a new warrant for each search. Each warrant needs to be based on firm foundations, and signed by a judge. Additionally, as this is not an actual confession to a crime, just to a feeling, it cannot be used to confirm guilt. Increase suspicion, maybe, and establish a motive, but no more. Additionally, it has to be directly tied with the person and further evidence has to be presented that justifies the concept that they would act on these feelings. Lawyers are tricky, and both the court and the law are complicated. Add to the fact that the website operators may be situated under a government different than that of the OP (my post is assuming US law), that the possible "nefarious activity" may occur in ANOTHER country, and you get a whole messy slew of international politics to boot. The internet is a bit like the open ocean: no one country has actual control over it, so what goes on there, and how to deal with it, creates conflict. (Please remember that I am no expert on this topic, I'm going off my possibly-erroneousness background knowledge)

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by Anonymous on Mar 3, 2011 at 11:48 AM

^don't forget proxies!

poster, I hope that since you're still young, you will "grow out of" this, but IDK. Most psychological disorders develop and manifest themselves in the mid-teens/early twenties, just your range.

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