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.
But even when I did that I kinda felt bad, because of course the moral dilemma was ever present. Now that I see it's just a ploy to pull some strings and stay in my life in a very sick way, I don't feel bad about it. But I did struggle for 3 months on what to do with a house full of her and her kid's shit. In moments of clarity lots of it went to the city dump.
My only regret is that I didn't listen to my therapist's advice right after she left and dumped everything immediately. But I had no idea what was going on.
Someone somewhere said that sociopaths love putting you into a moral dilemma. Trust me. They don't give a toot about that stuff. It's only a reason to pretend there is a connection and it's a way to keep wasting your time.
Throw it out. It means nothing to them.
I wrote a post here about the psychopath's control over women. He always left a part of him behind, so he can control them. Furniture, money issues, etc.
But after reading this I realized, they can get ridd of him if they want. Just like I git ridd of him.
Some women want to remain close to the psychopath in spite of everything.
My sister left her crap here, with my parents permission, for a bloody year and a half. (It was nothing, clothes that didn't fit, and books she didn't like.) only they were so important to her she got upset if I so much as suggested we get rid of them. Or if I suggested she come back for them, she always claimed she didn't have the space. (They were all kept in a storage bin about the size of two microwaves.) Even after she got her own place (and wasn't bumming off people) she still didn't think she could find a place for it. I eventually threw it into a burn pile.
These people are all right, listen to them, they can help.