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What if a sociopath was not abused but had a submissive father and over bearing overprotective mother?
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who ever you are, thank you. i am in the same situation, i feel like i am crazy, aka never feeling remorse, not caring about others deaths.
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How can you get proof of Custodial father is a sociopath and has sexually abused your child and has brainwashed her to think you kidnapped her form him when she was 5 and ruined his life He never visi?
Sociopath - only way is to get a diagnosis from a psychologist Sexually abused your child - Unless your child speaks out about it, there is no proof Brainwashing - Sociopaths are very good at this, we use it as a mechanism to control others, if the sociopath is completely trusted, like a father is then you have no hope in changing your daughters views unless he removes his mask.
Would a sociopath help his family out in a hostile situation say his mom being sexually assaulted?
It depends on how it would benefit him. I helped both my sister and my mum when they were abused, mainly because it would make my home life more bearable. It generally depends on the wants of the sociopath. If they need you then they will help you.
Why would a female dog show it's teethe without growling and then urinate in the floor when petted on the head by a man?
It sounds like submissive urination. Perhaps she was abused by a man before. I think she is afraid.
How do put docile in a sentence?
For a watchdog, he was very docile.Most abused women act docile and submissive.
Is it normal for a dog to bite his owner?
Not really. A dog submissive to his owner normally does not bite his owner. An abused dog, a dog that sees himself as pack leader instead of follower, or a dog that has been pushed to the point that he attacks will bite.
How do you get someone released from a sociopath's grip?
Short answer - you can't until they realise what they are dealing with and are ready to walk away. When they do walk away they need to maintain strict no contact or they will get sucked in again by the sociopath. What you can do is supply them with books and information so they can start to realise they have been brainwashed and abused - some good titles are Women who love psychopaths The sociopath next door Stalking the soul It is recommended that friends and family 'hold on loosely' - this means maintaining frequent contact with the victim and being as supportive as possible so when they are ready to leave they know they have a support network to help them.
How does one become a sociopath?
It is said genetics play a major role, the part of the brain that develops a conscience in normal people doesn't develop in a sociopath. Even as infants they can't bond/connect with their parents or others the way a normal baby would. If the child grows up in a gloomy and unloving household, that only makes matters worse. Some people grow up horribly abused and turn out to be just fine; and some people grow up in loving households and turn out horrible. Some peoples' brain development/chemistry are out of whack from birth; and that, some doctors believe, is what makes a sociopath.
How a sociopath become one?
It is said genetics play a major role, the part of the brain that develops a conscience in normal people doesn't develop in a sociopath. Even as infants they can't bond/connect with their parents or others the way a normal baby would. If the child grows up in a gloomy and unloving household, that only makes matters worse. Some people grow up horribly abused and turn out to be just fine; and some people grow up in loving households and turn out horrible. Some peoples' brain development/chemistry are out of whack from birth; and that, some doctors believe, is what makes a sociopath.
How do you deal with a breakup of a sociopath?
There are shelters you can contact for people who are or were in abused relationships. They can perhaps offer advice. A police officer might also have some good advice, as they see this a lot. Perhaps also seek a good therapist to deal with the emotional and psychological damage that the abusive relationship may have caused.
Was madam CJ walker abused?
Yes She Was Abused By Her Brother In Law Willie Powell!
Should horses be abused?
No animal should be abused
How do abusive men treat submissive wives?
The domination and control by either partner in a relationship, whether abusive or not, is contrary to the personal rights of an individual. Where this relationship meets the needs of one or both, it is often enabled or tolerated. But it can lead to psychological trauma and violent situations. (see the opinions below)---OPINION : SUBMISSION VOLUNTARY OR INVOLUNTARY?Some folks say it's "not a bad thing" to be submissive. YES, there are MANY women who do like submissive roles, either consciously or subconsciously, but that doesn't mean they are happy.In abusive relationships, the abused often has been under abusive conditions for so long that his or her mind has twisted the story until he or she believes that he or she is at FAULT for the abuse, and that the abuser has the right to abuse him or her. This is not good because the abused person is being hurt not only by the abuser, but also by his or own mind. This twisting of reality does not mean anything about the abused person's intelligence; rather, it is the mind's search for a reason for the pain (inner or outer) he or she feels.The situation can be very dangerous for the abused person because it may lead to damage directly imposed by the abuser, or indirectly by causing suicide or other self-inflicted damage.-----------------OPINION - ARE MEN ALWAYS THE ABUSERSBOTH of these characters are stereotypes, and stereotyping people is also wrong. Because pretty much only the stereotype man is abusive. And pretty much only the stereotype woman is submissive. And pretty much only the stereotype woman will suffer and take all the abuse. In real life, there are also dominant/abusive/controlling women.Although the solution is often stated as, "If you are in an abusive relationship, get away. It is the only solution."However, this is sometimes an oversimplification, because the interpersonal relationship between any two people is complex, and cannot be classified as simply right or wrong, abuser and abused. It may require a dispassionate, trained counselor to recommend a course of action that will be beneficial for either partner in a marriage or relationship.
