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Things Sociopaths And Narcissists Inside The Paranormal Say To Make You Feel Crazy


When you hear the word “psychopath”, you might think of Hannibal Lecter or Ted Bundy,  or perhaps even others?some psychopaths are actually non-violent and non-incarcerated members of society. In fact, there’s a good chance they’ll seem exceptionally altruistic and innocent to the average onlooker. It is what can and has followed from some of these classed people, that may just surprise you.

First and for most, it is perceived that psychopaths are and most often times can be social predators. With no conscience, they’re able to use charm and manipulation to get what they want from others—whether it be families, friendships, relationships, cults, the workplace, or even politics. The bottom line is, they modify their personalities to become exactly the person they think you want them to be. And they’re good at it.

Let’s take this to social media and even to the Paranormal world,huge following in every country nearly? correct?

You have most definitely seen it,Drama everywhere and folks springing up with rants,chants and whatever else they can do to be noticed.So what does this have to do with sociopaths and narcissists?.

First of all, please stop and think,when you are seeing someone rant for days on end not a week I mean for months about someone or some thing,just know it is quite possible that person is a sociopath.

 

Sociopaths are cunning and manipulative,they know how to use a person but when they no longer need anything from you, that’s when the crazy-making behavior begins. Have you seen it,they even tell others whom ever they are fighting with is crazy,when they just can not come to grasp what their own conduct and behavior is become..

1. “You over-analyze everything.”
Of course there are people who DO read too much into situations. The difference with psychopaths is that you’ll always discover you were correct in retrospect. They intentionally do things to make you feel on-edge or paranoid, like flirt with a once-denounced ex over social media for the whole world to see. When you question them, they accuse you of over-analyzing the situation. But then a month later, you discover they were actually cheating with that person. Psychopaths want you to doubt your intuition by making you feel like a crazy detective, constantly planting hints to make you feel anxious and then blaming you for having that anxiety.
 
2. “I hate drama.”
And yet, you’ll soon come to discover there’s more drama surrounding them than anyone you’ve ever known. Psychopaths will first idealize you above everyone else, praising you for your perfect easy-going nature. But because they are perpetually bored, this never lasts long. They are pathological liars, serial cheaters, and eternal victims. Before long, these qualities inevitably start to surface and cause you overwhelming confusion. Any time you mention your concerns or frustration, they’ll declare their hatred of drama and make you feel bad for reacting to their horrible behavior (instead of addressing the behavior itself).
 
3. “You’re so sensitive.”
Psychopaths manufacture emotions in others—it’s what they do. After once showering you with 24/7 praise and flattery, they’ll ignore you for days on end and wait for you to react. When you finally do, they’ll accuse you of being sensitive or needy. They’ll insult, belittle, and criticize you (usually in a teasing/joking demeanor), pushing your boundaries until you finally speak up. Then they use your manufactured reactions to make you seem crazy. Within weeks, psychopaths can turn an exceptionally easy-going person into an unrecognizable mess of insecurities and self-doubt.
 
4. “You misunderstood me.”
Sure, healthy couples have misunderstandings and miscommunications all the time. But with psychopaths, they’ll intentionally say things they know will provoke you. Then when you react, they’ll turn it around on you and blame you for misunderstanding. Oftentimes, they’ll even deny that they ever said it. This is called gaslighting—blatantly doing or saying something, and then blaming you for misinterpreting it (or denying that it even took place). The fact is, you understood what they said perfectly fine. They’re just trying to make you doubt your sanity.
 
5. “You’re crazy / bipolar / jealous / bitter / in love with me.”
The name-calling usually starts when things are going downhill fast. According to a psychopath, all of their ex lovers, colleagues, and friends are crazy, bipolar, jealous, bitter, or in love with them. This becomes very confusing when they start reaching out to those very same people they once denounced to you, using them to triangulate and cause chaos (making the psychopath appear in high-demand at all  times). Then they toss you in that very same “crazy” bucket, continuing their never-ending cycle of idealizing and devaluing anyone unfortunate enough to cross their path
Paranormal Herald: EvAn Jensen

 

 

 

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MY NAME IS EVAN JENSEN A PARANORMAL EXPERT IF THERE IS SUCH A THING. I myself being involved at various aspects of the paranormal have come to realize it is a field riddled with conmen and frauds hoping to evade the public and con as many as possible. This paper I.E blog site has stopped many from doing such. It is a free site for those needing help and wishing to spread the news of there fellow con people.

Discussion

6 thoughts on “Things Sociopaths And Narcissists Inside The Paranormal Say To Make You Feel Crazy

  1. Lmao, are you a pychopath?? This was quite informative, I never did much research on this type of personality disorder, I bet all of us have been around this type and didn’t recognize, we may have sensed something was so different, just didn’t know what. Food for thought, thanks….

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    Posted by spiritualwalks | February 4, 2016, 4:41 pm
  2. damned right we do they come from all over the place they are like bugs in cockroach infested den .

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    Posted by BEYOND THE EDGE OF REALITY | February 5, 2016, 5:00 am
  3. Sounds Like Cindie Harper from Femme Force fits this description perfectly. Sad thing is she works at a mental hospital

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    Posted by Meatball | February 6, 2016, 1:58 am
  4. I did not know this maybe she is intern slash resident lol

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    Posted by BEYOND THE EDGE OF REALITY | February 6, 2016, 4:17 am
  5. iam not one of them,but man oh man i think i may actually have found a few lol.

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    Posted by BEYOND THE EDGE OF REALITY | February 6, 2016, 7:30 am