STORYTELLING IS: A means of erasing the stigma. Connecting
the community. And telling others they’re not alone.
the community. And telling others they’re not alone.
It’s important for people affected by psychopathy to know that they are not alone. Sharing a story about the challenges you have experienced can provide encouragement and support to others with similar experiences. Sharing your story also helps promote understanding and empathy among those who have not been affected by psychopathy.
A Psychopath’s Story
Remorse is alien to me. I have a penchant for deceit. I am generally free of entangling and irrational emotions. I am strategic and canny, intelligent...
A Sociopath’s Story*
As a wife and a mother, I have learned how to tell the truth. Which is why I always know when my husband is lying. My husband was trying to tell me...
A Parent’s Story
How do you sum up a lifetime of abuse in 700 words? I don’t think you really can. The abuse didn’t just come from the child I carried for nine months when...
A Researcher’s Story
If you ever have felt compassion for anyone in your life, feel compassion for the parents of children with psychopathy. I have spent many hours...
A Psychiatrist’s Story
From a young age, she lied. She walked down the street and told a good friend of mine I was abusing her. My friend called me, troubled by my daughter’s...
Anonymous Story
By the time my son was 3 years old he seemed angry very often. And it wasn’t temper tantrum anger. It was cold, simmering anger. When I look at photos...
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Sharing a story about the challenges you have experienced can provide encouragement and support to others with similar experiences.
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