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 know women who make up lies to cover for their husbands. It's sick!
Who knows what was going on in their relationship.?. I think it's best to stay out of people's relationships, but it's my opinion. Maybe she found out who he really was...maybe she found his mask? and became exposed to the horrific monster and threatened to leave him... which led him to this selfish desperate act.
There was nothing you could have done, Morgan. This situation was out of your hands. Stop beating yourself up over this! This was NOT your fault!!!
Manipulating: Sociopaths believe that much can be achieved by conning and manipulating others. In that direction, they waste no time in convincing others about their malicious ideas. They do so by putting on their charm and using clever wordplay. They victimize the other person as though he is an object to be used for implementing their plans.
Compulsive Liars: Sociopaths have a boundless capacity to lie. It all begins when they lie to hide something and then continue lying to cover their web of lies. Since they are incapacitated to feelings and emotions, they do not understand the impact of compulsive lying. If they are caught lying, sociopaths are clever at changing the subject by blaming someone else and escaping the situation. In fact, most sociopaths are so clever at lying that they pass lie detector tests too. Which is why, criminals who are sociopaths rarely end up in prisons.
Radiating Charm: Sociopaths have a highly charming personality and they know how to use it perfectly to cover up all their manipulative ways. They can be very amusing, carefree and lively when they want to be, and it is these traits that draws people to them. Once people are drawn to them and they can influence them, they use these 'friends' for varied acts.
What are we meant to do to deflect attention from these bastards? .. behave like ball breaking banshees? Nothing you could have done would have prevented his behaviour, these people are a runaway train out of control, god help anything that gets in their way.
It's only when you are emotionally involved that you start to realise the truth.... :( I think you were the person who wrote before - did you see someone about PTSD?
My evil mom and my idiot-wimp dad certainly reason enough idiot-wimp me put up with a sociopath girlfriend.
An online "pschology today' article even notes how some parents dont teach their kids to set boundries for themselves
http://www.psychologytoday.com/collections/201304/weeks-top-posts-3/daughters-unloving-mothers-7-common-wounds
No, I think that the more compassionate we are, the more empathic, the more vulnerable, the more likely they are to hone in on us. Even if you don't feel confident and assertive, you must ACT as if you are. To everyone. That will be our armour. You will be appreciated by decent, honest people but the P/S/N's will run a mile! Don't be lied to! Tell them you are not a fool, to treat you with respect. This is not what psycho's want to hear.
You will be feeling guilty about this other lady but that is natural. If you had said anything she wouldn't have believed you. It is time you concentrated on yourself.
"when I was a kid"....teachers could slap you across the face, and they did that to class clown me, enough times, in front of other students, making sure to beat me into submission.
my creepy parents, and slap-happy teachers, paved the way for my sociopath, with the sociopath seeming very part of my "norm"