Sounds like a good plan. Avoiding people like that is the only way to keep them from running roughshod through your life. Whether or not she is a sociopath is immaterial. The important thing is that you believed it was necessary to cut the ties. Undoubtedly you were right, as people do not make decisions like that unless forced into them.
Know that you are doing what is right for your family, unlike the way you were treated. You might also consider getting some counseling, as living with people like that invariably marks their victims emotionally. Working on yourself will make you a better influence on your own family, and you'll be a much happier person overall.
Our family has suffered from catastrophic events.
Monoara Sultana
No. An interview with the person is required before making any diagnosis.
The Hillary's family business was bee keeping.
keeping the family together
The Hillary's family business was bee keeping.
The Hillary's family business was bee keeping.
The Hillary's family business was bee keeping.
The Hillar's family business was bee keeping.
Keeping her home neat & tidy, cooking delicious meals & keeping the family HAPPY! She turns the house into a loving home for her family.
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.
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