Could you explain me the personality issue here?

[happyfoetus]

My aunt secretly records every persons conversation in her phone without consent. She bends truth for a parallel and evil story line, and successfully makes others believe in it to cause an individual or a group, harm. She lands other people purposely on troubles (sometimes very harmful).

She has once locked me up as she wanted to act smart and caring. My parents rescued my sister and me from there.

[MaazHussain]

Based on the behaviors you described, it's possible that your aunt has a personality disorder. Specifically, her behavior of secretly recording conversations and manipulating the truth to harm others could be signs of paranoid personality disorder. People with this disorder may be overly suspicious, mistrustful, and have a distorted sense of reality, which can lead them to perceive threats or conspiracies where none exist. They may also be manipulative and have difficulty forming close relationships with others.

Additionally, her behavior of intentionally causing harm to others could be a sign of antisocial personality disorder. People with this disorder may disregard the rights of others and violate social norms, often engaging in impulsive, aggressive, or criminal behavior. They may lack empathy or remorse for their actions and tend to have a pattern of deceitful or manipulative behavior.

It's important to note that only a qualified mental health professional can diagnose a personality disorder, and it's not appropriate to make a diagnosis without a proper evaluation. If you have concerns about your aunt's behavior, it may be helpful to encourage her to seek professional help.

[Guy13]

That's a frightening paranoid personality who seems to be sociopath if she treats all people the way you expressed that she treated you in the post. The bottom line is she is not right and if it were me then I would never communicate with her in any way.

[sunflower00]

That’s really insane behaviour. I would not be in contact with someone like that

[ShiftingMonke]

Some states do not require 2 party consent for recording. Just saying.