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An individual that is swayzy is typically perceived as smooth, calm and collected, and may even be notably quiet; but a swayzy individual has an ever increasingly crazy side. When you meet them, you may believe they are humorous, sly, and chill. Overtime, however, usually several months, their crazy comes to surface in 3 or more ways (paranoid, explosive temper, lack of emotion, ect). Their crazy could be explosive anger issues, or it could be full-blown psychopathy. An individual is not swayzy if their crazy comes to surface in under 3 months or "all comes out at once." They are masters of concealing their crazy until they have you around their finger. Swayzy people struggle to maintain relationships without massive manipulation on a regular basis. They are different than standard "crazy" because of their personal knowledge they're crazy and their cunnung tactics to hide their true craziness by means of gaslighting or whatever else. You realize someone is crazy usually sooner than later whereas someone "swayzy" is realized later than sooner.
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