Should you call out a psychopath... no, I tried and it doesnt work... Rather get help and require no more contact. I wanted justice. Here is the reality: The psychopath will use your words to prove to the world how obsessed, bitter, and crazy you are. You have to keep in mind that very few people know or care about psychopathy. So instead, theyll see someone whos still in love and cant handle rejection. Your frantic messages will be used to triangulate the target, making them feel even more special & desired, using your craziness as a bonding mechanism. Absolutely nothing good will come from doing this. When you were being love-bombed and idealized, would you have been swayed by a message calling your soul mate a psychopath? If you had a great experience exposing people and now youre good friends with the next target, yay! But your experience is the minority, and we ask that you not encourage others to do the same thing, especially those in the early months of recovery. Additionally, sharing content from PF puts the contents author and the entire community in danger. Weve received death threats, hurtful insults, and demands to stop sharing their secrets. This forum is intended for survivors, not for psychopaths and their carefully groomed fan clubs. If, like me, youve already done these things, dont worry about it. Life goes on, and in some cases it actually does work out great (Im sure in retrospect, all of us would have loved a warning). Plus, no matter what, its an opportunity to learn. There is no shame in feeling that overwhelming need for justice, especially after what happened to you. But you deserve to be happy, and happiness starts with No Contact. Your heart needs a lot of time & love to start healing, but that cant happen when your energy is focused on influencing an extremely toxic dynamic. https://psychopathfree/content.php?307-Exposing-a-Sociopath-Should-You-Warn-a-Sociopath-s-Next-Victim
Posted on: Wed, 22 Oct 2014 12:21:10 +0000
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