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It's terrifying to become intimate with someone like this as you slowly realize there's a glitch and part of their soul is missing. And they think they are always right, and will never understand what they're missing in their prefrontal cortex.

But oddly enough their mental defect serves them as a strength & an intimidation factor as they go about life intermixed with neurotypical people, they plow through life unbothered, they win at everything as they remorselessly use & manipulate & plow through everyone in their path.

I wish in some dystopian(?) utopian(?) parallel universe these people would be identified then given a one-way space flight to a different planet where they all would live amongst their own kind. What do you think an entire planet populated ONLY with narcissists, sociopaths, & psychopaths would be like?

Let them all use & manipulate & destroy each other their entire lives while we innocent guileless fairer folks can have our peace restored.

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[โ€“] GreenKnight23@lemmy.world 1 points 4 days ago (2 children)

because victims of narcissistic sociopaths have a psychological need to demonize the people that hurt them in order to cope with the trauma.

it helps them believe they were infallible and were the only victim in the relationship when in reality they allowed themselves to become victims because they failed to see the glaring red flags along their journey.

if a person wanders into the forest known for bears and is attacked, do we blame the bear or the person? the person was warned. there were signs everywhere. there was bear shit everywhere. all the way up to when the bear stood on two feet, there were signs. yet the person continued on.

not attempting to victim blame here, just pointing out that the sociopath is a victim of their own actions. actions they likely cannot comprehend due to a lack of emotional acuity.

[โ€“] TubularTittyFrog@lemmy.world 1 points 2 days ago* (last edited 2 days ago)

you are assuming they had knowledge of those red flags or warnings.

many people don't. most only learn about them through the experience.

it is easy to ID such people once you have had first hand experience with them, but nearly impossible if you haven't. and some folks never learn to see the red flags.

[โ€“] unknownuserunknownlocation@kbin.earth 3 points 4 days ago (1 children)

when in reality they allowed themselves to become victims because they failed to see the glaring red flags along their journey.

What a condescending and simply wrong way to look at it. The red flags aren't always that glaring. And manipulation is a thing, so it's much, much easier said than done to leave.

do we blame the bear or the person?

Yes, you are victim blaming here.