Get away from him and the relationship. Tell him to get help, or lose you. As simple as that, and I mean intense therapy. If he thinks he has no problems and doesn't want help, then help yourself and do what ever you need to do to prepare for leaving him, and divorcing him. Find someone to stay with, break off all contact (which is hard because a sociopath's victim often becomes almost addicted to them and the cycle of sociopath abuse).
Good luck, and run as fast as you can to save yourself. It's very rare for a sociopath to ever change or want to change, even meds and therapy rarely help them.
I would say watch out, but I dont know why someone would knowingly marry a sociopath in the first place.
You can't diagnose a eleven year old as a sociopath. Proffessionals agree that a sociopath can only be diagnosed accuretly as a adult. Once more many CEOs and leaders are sociopath, so your child might grow up to be great.
yes they can, in my experience the child's narcissism is a result of being raised by a narcissist ,
There is nothing you can do about it being true if it is so. If an ex husband is truly a sociopath and relations are ongoing, it is imperative that one learn as much as possible about self protection and protection of children/teenagers. Sociopaths vary in their dangerousness to others but are by definition superior manipulators of even the most educated minds.
You call the police.
The sociopath lacked empathy and manipulated others for personal gain.
You don't. Get as far away from a sociopath as you possibly can.
Yes, there is. First and foremost, if you are in danger emotionally or physically, leave your husband. Second, try to come to terms with that he is a sociopath. That may seem simple, but it's hard to actually make yourself believe that he is being manipulative. Talk to a psychologist if you feel that you need to talk to somebody about how you feel about your husband. There are also websites that have stories about being married to a sociopath and tips on how to get help, including Lovefraud. Talk to your friends about what has happened to you. Don't be afraid to leave him. If he is hurting you emotionally and physically, then he does not actually care about you. He may say that he does, but this is part of how sociopaths are manipulative.
"You are a sociopath." However, if they truly are, it won't matter to that person.
You seriously need to get a life of your own and stop keeping tabs on your ex.
No, one should never marry a sociopath. Marriage involves trust, and a sociopath by his very nature cannot ever be trusted completely.
Just because she is "female" doesnt mean anything. A sociopath is a sociopath and the only way to "deal" with them is to stay as far away as possible.