Victims of Psychopaths Community Group
Is he or she a sociopath or psychopath? Think we're only talking about serial killers here? Psychopaths, sociopaths and even narcissists come in every walk of life, every career level, and every socio-economic category.
I came across Avoidant Personality Disorder by accident, in some psych book, somewhere, maybe around 2005. Then, around 2008, I found a yahoo group re it. Avoidant personality involves whatever mental/psychical abuse in childhood, in which the adult person is kinda shy, with various inferiority problems, avoiding lots of situations and people cause of severe fear of rejection, while at same time wanting to be with people. The yahoo advoidant group, in a funny way, was all about a bunch of loners agreeing with one another that being by yourself is best.
(the clarence darrow quote is one of many 200 self-help desktops i found/edit; put something like "motivation" or "procastination" in google image search and there are quotes with images to them.
Darrow was the lawyer who defended the teacher who taught evolution in school about 100 years ago; The Scopes Monkey Trial.)
I'm glad to hear God was able to help you recover. I'm still in my anger phase re my parents, whether I like it or not; a stuck record for me.
I'd like to think I'm a nice enough person, though I'm also willing to admit I can be pretty stupid.:)
At one point I realized I didn't have any future with ms. sociopath, but I put up with her stuff cause she claimed to be schizophrenic----which is a lot more sympathetic mental disorder.
2 more aspects of sociopaths: they aren't sure of their sexuality. The whatever/gf I was involved with was always claiming that lesbians were coming on to her, though one of them was a female singer in a band my ms sociopath just happened to follow into the women's rest room in a bar after the band performed.
And, #2, phoney emotions: Ms. sociopath would sometimes leave an unfinished letter around, as her way to give me hints, though the last bunch was in her clothing closet, with me respecting her privacy; after our split I found one unfinished letter there in which she wrote to somebody/nobody about how she and sociopaths fake emotions.
One fake emotion/subtle lesbianism combo: ms sociopath was concerned about at least one girl who was having trouble with her boyfriend----though, in retrospect, all interior motives on her part.
@Penntucky Do you think that might be why this Sociopath is obsessed with stalking me, she made a fake PLenty of Fish profile posing as a guy and wanted to meet me. Do you think it is because she is sexually attracted to me? I mean, I used to work as an adult web chat model and she stalked me on that site, where I would be half naked and chatting to people. She harassed me under anonymous names, so I was never sure if it is because she was trying to scare me or maybe she actually has some weird fetish attraction to me. I do know she used to be into S+M, she told my ex that when they first met.
I am bisexual. I cannot be in a relationship with a woman, I love my boyfriend and need that kind of relationship, but I have been with women sexually and I am attracted to them for sure. Thank you for pointing that out, because I just find it really bizarre, the stalking, and then her trying to convince me it wasn't her and that we should be close friends. Sooo f'd up!
My Ms. Sociopath ('gf" is kinda creepy, considering...) one time mentioned how somebody else wanted to be tied up with an electrical extension cord----and then, whenever later, suggested that I tie her up like that for sex....which was a little too rapist-creepy for me, so I just probably nerdly just said "nah..."
It makes a lot of sense that your stalker is into s/m.....anything, any attempt, to FEEL SOMETHING....I'm pretty sure my ms sociopath used the phrase 'feel something" in one of her letters i found.
and being unhappy EVERYWHERE----that's another sociopath trait....they move a lot; before all hell broke loose between us she did see a psychiatrist, who used the word 'diaspora" to her, re her having moved around the usa a lot. her sister, afterwards told me how ms sociopath didn't like living out west----after I told her she didn't like living...in eastern usa.
Read between her lines....if she talks about some weird stuff somebody else did, might be actually what she did.
Oh, and then there's the boozing. Man, could ms sociopath down vodka---and just with water added. Stoli was her favorite.
My ex said "I've never met anyone that can handle drugs like she can"
the eating healthy might be faking it, even to herself---person i knew would want me to eat healthier too...you're supposed to eat healthy; "normal" people eat healthy.
drugs/booze abuse, while worrying otherwise of your health, is pretty typical, from various people i've met, without being a sociopath; everybody has their quirks.
yes, enough of your story sounds familar.
i'm now stuck...;)...remembering some of my own stories, and stuff i read---including setting fires and running away from home when young; supposedly many sociopaths at what ever young age, started fires and ran away from home, though not even far---might be something to ask your female sociopath about, in a roundabout way.
I hope i'm not confusing some of this stuff with borderline personality, which is something my person claimed....I think it's borderline personalties in which they put somebody on a real high pedistal, and then like the cliche goes, can only go down from there; borderlines see people in extreme bw/good or bad, with no middle ground.