Have you ever been in a relationship with a psychopath?

[princeofromance]

[7Phoenix7]

I married a man that lost his mind and became psychotic after years of being together. It was the worst and best thing that happened to me.

I became severely depressed, i experienced some dark stuff, and i dealt with PTSD.

But I survived... and learned a ton about who I am and I learned to truly love myself... and despite not being able "fix" other people.

[Vesuvius87]

While I haven't been with a psychopath, I did have the experience of dealing with a sociopathic-narcissist. It's still just as bad and they can drain so much time and years out of you. They are toxic, waste of oxygen that don't deserve to ever be in a relationship. I don't wish this on anyone, not even my worst enemy.

[SteveSmith1985]

No. Definitely not. My worst girlfriend was still far from a psychopath. She was just not the right person for me. I could never date someone like that. It would be over the very first time they displayed anything that made me think they were a psychopath.

[Babebytheshore85]

The problem is you. Lol 😆

[Babebytheshore85]

Get a life

[SteveSmith1985]

@Babebytheshore85 What?

[Jove79]

Every women I’ve been with lacked empathy and remorse, they were manipulative and deceptive.. I’m kinda thinking they did have some psychopath traits. But I don't know for sure

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[Simslover92]

Nope and I hope to never be with one.

[Tsmit240]

🤪 lol

[Simslover92]

Lol.

[Finchie40]

Oh yes , hopefully never again

[FunkyMonkee]

You could say that. But, it was more that she has mental breakdowns every so often. They started when she was 17 after having been abused by her brother and she's had a dozen or so breakdowns since then, that I know of. And, her parents haven't really treated her well, either.

[missvexie]

Mmmm, I dated a guy that abandoned my son since he was a child and I’ve always found that to be genuinely one of the most heartless things that I’ve had someone do.
Even for the reasons tbh, I don’t think what he did was right. I can’t imagine someone laying there head comfortably at night knowing they might have a child out in this world.
He’s also denied even getting a paternity,

[Emma-QoS]

what a piece of shit

[missvexie]

I know but karmas real and at the end of the time. Justice always gets served.

[Godihateyou]

I am. the Psychopath. Married 20 years 3 kids. They are all smart enough to know what I am but we make it work as a team. I suspect my oldest is just like me. I see her pretending to care. She wants to be a shrink. To fix me. Lol. There is nothing wrong with us. I've never hurt anyone that didn't deserve it. And that's more than I can say for God.

[7Phoenix7]

You're still married?

[Godihateyou]

I swore till death do we part. I'm a psychopath, not an oath breaker. Plus. Divorce is the only thing that gets more unaffordable the more you have.

[7Phoenix7]

What makes you a psychopath?

[Godihateyou]

I think it was the concussion when I was 11. High risk throw into coverage. I came down with it on the hard streets of Philadelphia. Brain was never the same. My siblings think it was heredity. That our dad was the same and I'm his closest.

[7Phoenix7]

I wanna talk to you in private. Unless you don't care to answer all of my questions here

[Godihateyou]

Yeah. I love answering questions. I just worry they won't do you any good

[7Phoenix7]

How did you get a concussion?

[Godihateyou]

Playing football. I'm a small guy but I was smart fast and strong. I was a good running back i loved playing defensive back because I would stay just far enough away from a receiver that the QB would think he was open and I would rush in and intercept. I did just that but when I ran it in for the pick six a line backer blind sided me and since we were playing in Philly the side lines were city streets. The back of my head bounced off the hard street a few times.

[Godihateyou]

I got the touch down and won the game though. So my brothers say. I was unconscious and don't remember

[7Phoenix7]

That's crazy...

And you say since that happened you were never the same?

[Godihateyou]

Nope. Brain was completely different. I had to pretend to be the person I was to not spook the few aware people that noticed a difference. The same thing happened when I had a stroke in my 30's in Houston. Thats a whole nother story. I got so many stories

[7Phoenix7]

I got time lol...

[Godihateyou]

Ok. I'll try to do the short version. I lived 32 years of my life one block outside of Philadelphia and so did everyone i ever knew and love. I moved to Houston in 2014. It was around 2020 when I had a mini stroke and completely forgot the last 6 years. I remembered my going away party. I woke up in the morning and didn't know where I was. My wife was at work and my kids spent the weekend and her parents. I thought I was a 20 year old playboy and I just woke up at some girls house. So I grabbed the first set of keys I found and bleep bleep unlocked the door. It was a sporty Toyota Camry. Thats weird. I'm poor. I get in and try to use Google maps to find a WaWa (a gas station food chain, mecca in the north east) and Google keeps telling me its 1800 miles away and I'm in Houston... the fuck I'm doing in Houston?) I dro e around for a while until I went back home and just tried to pretend everything was normal. It took me about 9 months of pretending to understand my best friends through text, my family, my kids. I just faked it until I "remembered" I don't think i remember at all I think i just accepted what others said was tru and that became my memory.

[7Phoenix7]

That is fucked up... your life would make a very interesting movie

[Godihateyou]

I think there are a couple movies similar. I think mine has a mostly happy ending. My daughters are happy.

[Nikki1989]

Yes, and I made damn sure he did some jail time.

[MemeSupreme]

no and i dont want to

their empathy just isn't there and i need that

[Amy10223]

Not a psychopath, but pretty much almost the same thing.

[strateguy632]

Not really. On the first date she said slap me. But i can't so she slapped me. Bye bye.

[WhitneySnow]

Thankfully no. But I have had one ask me out.

[Caughtulookin]

Nope. I have a natural radar for that kind of person when i meet them.

[BDRick]

Wel, I’m in love with myself, so make of that what you may

[Reem12345reem]

same lol

[exitseven]

no but she was bipolar I think.

[Lilly1979]

My ex was verbally abusive. So yeah.

[Lokiion]

Thats not a psychopaths that's just a bad person

[Lokiion]

Psychopath*

[RedInnocent69]

It certainly feels like it sometimes

[Agape93]

Unfortunately

[Robert1971]

No. But who knows

[MrChinaski]

Yes. She is my mother.

[DrPepper12]

Do POTUS count?

[WonderingManII]

I hope not.

[KittygosMeoWW]

Yes…

[AndrésC64]

Nope

[Pterodon]

Yes my dad

[Charliefretz329]

Sadly yes

[Panthero80]

Why would anyone do that?