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.
Here is a great article on P’s and bordom.
http://psychopathyawareness.wordpress.com/2011/03/04/psychopaths-and-boredom/
Why the are obsessed with their victims??? I remember mine didn't leave me alone, especially before to gt together!
REading the article!
I think it would make more sense to go to another victim and not to the old one since she already knew him!
Both of the psychopaths I have known, were hoarders and kept collections of garbage that no one else would find valuable. The recent one was attached to pieces of broken garden gnomes and shards of broken pottery. He actually decorated his yard with these things (until I moved in). I think they see us in a similar way that they see their junk. It's THEIR junk and they might want to get it out and play with it later. Since they have such shallow inner lives, they do not grow and change and move on from one emotional state to another. They just continually pick through the rubble of their emptiness looking for something to alleviate their boredom.
My ex keeps going back and forward with his ex…..since 10 years!!!!! I'm in the picture since two years and he was with her before, then he moved with me, then he went back to her, then he called me for three months every single day and we got together back again, and now I imagine he is with her again. She is 15 years older than him!
Many my P was drinking too! Same thing…..many to forget prison, or his ex or his boredness…..who knows????
Emotional abusers condition their victims to feel ashamed, inadequate, and unstable. This is because they are cowards, incapable of healthy relationships with strong and self respecting individuals. Often times , they choose targets who are unusually successful and idealistic, because these people have more to lose. But the abuser cannot control; someone with such qualities, and so they break down the target's self-esteem through belittling, teasing, and manufactured jealousy. The target may have perfectionist tendencies, striving to meet the abuser's impossible standards. This results in a strange dynamic where the abuser is idealized, despite being lazy, dishonest, and unfaithful - meanwhile, the victim is devalued, despite putting more effort and into this relationship than ever before.
Nutellina - Does any of this ring true?
Withconscienc actually yes! Everything.
In fact when he was angry he was insulting me, make me feel that no one ever wanna be with me because I'm depress and negative (this when I was telling him that I think he was still drinking).
He was trying to make me feel lucky I was with him …..sometimes he was saying :" You are not at my level". Or he was saying he was a KING!
He basically asked you to bend over and ask for it. It doesn't get anymore malevolent that that.