10 Warning Signs of Psychopathy

In this video, I will discuss 10 signs of psychopathy that are often mistaken for narcissism which you don't want to miss or ignore. I will also provide insights into the underlying causes of psychopathy and information on what makes you vulnerable and how to protect yourself from their harmful behaviour.

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Introduction (0:00)
What is Psychopathy (1:28)
1: Lacks Empathy (3:08)
2: Anger Outbursts (3:49)
3: Logic Over Emotions (4:20)
4: P.H.I.L. and C.O.L.E. (4:40)
5: Able to Read Others (7:39)
6: Leverage (9:24)
7: They Don't Love (10:46)
8: Relationships with Victims (11:26)
9: Fulfill Fantasies (11:49)
10: Honest and Lying (12:19)
Psychopath vs BPD (13:40)

#covertnarcissist #narcissist #npd

[brojohnmcd]

A person who has no empathy or remorse is very scary.

[irme]

It took me 10 years to recover after the abuse of a female psychopath who pretended to be my friend, but she was actually my worst enemy.

[atsylor]

What I’m hearing is that once you notice someone is trying to manipulate you you should probably run😊

[ronaldswangler]

In 1996 when I was 21 I was set up by an ex to be murdered. By pure luck I'm here today posting this comment.

[joelG]

My ex wife's father tried to warn about his daughter when I first met him. His message was full of pain from what she had done to him. I thought he was being a bit harsh, roll on thirty years I am still trying get my life back together at 58.

Until I watched this video I had the impression that she was a covert narcissist. The descriptions of a psychopath given here match exactly to her behaviour. I will say unless you are a psychopath or a hard core narcisist youself you will be destroyed by them if you remain in their sphere of influence .

You must get away, far away, out of sight and out of their minds.

Female psychopaths have the ability to rally army's of willing supporters male and female to help crush every fiber of your being.
She once said to me after she had told the most horrid lies to those around us that, reality was what people believe it to be.
If you don't like what I am doing to you then don't piss me off.

In 15 years I never saw her cry once not even giving birth to our 2 children.

Psychopaths are everywhere they are just very smart at hiding in plain sight.

[AkaRastaOficial]

1 tip for you guys, YOU CANT SAVE HER! RUN!

[christopherlarson]

No, not all Psychopaths are dangerous physically, but emotionally is a whole different level! ALOT of them are in Management or Leadership roles and they got there by stepping on others to make their way up.

[gsusreloded]

This is the mother of my children, I'm not over it.

It has permanently damaged my relationships with women in general.

[colly]

I wish the world wasn't full of people like this.

[GuardianAngel..]

I had an encounter with a female psychopath once there was something magical about her she was like the closest thing to a fairy that you will ever meet in the real world at first she pretended to be a supportive friend who was genuinely interested in what I had going on in my life she made me feel like there was nothing I couldn’t do but I don’t know it’s like a switch flipped in her head or something and then things started to take a turn for the the worse she suddenly without any provocation became extremely rude and disrespectful started to gaslight me and play mind games and by the time her mask completely came off I realized that she was not a fairy 🧚‍♀️ but a goblin 😈 in disguise the whole time.

[nicholecornes]

Its like it gets worse as they get older

[willruddo]

I've literally stopped worrying and done watching videos like this... for a few weeks don't get lost in it. You become dependent on their validation instead of a narc and your victimise your self more what is not healthy and makes you worn down after time just go outside and do something keep active ✨

[josiah]

I was married to a female psychopath for several years. All of this information is 100% spot on. I would like to add that she was also very adept (towards the end) at manipulating law enforcement and the legal system to be her thugs. She manipulated cops, prosecutors and judges with ease, having me falsely imprisoned for 2 years on her word alone. She used that time to systematically defraud me. I was finally released when she tired of the game and moved on, but not before I lost everything financially between what she stole and legal fees.

[VisionaryCompanion]

My mother was a psychopath, which I was not able to grasp and confront fully until I reached the age of 60. Oddly, it was a version of forgiveness on my part, to realize that she was simply hard-wired to destroy. I consider myself lucky to have escaped total ruination.

[TheXtrafresh]

I think we have a tendancy to be much more forgiving to women, so we diagnose them with less severe labels for the same behavior.

[OfftheChainz]

I had a frenemy like this one that I cut off recently. The look on her face when someone asked me "how do I feel" when she was within an earshot and I replied "I feel like myself" was one of the most satisfying moments of the year. Guard your hearts folks, there is real real evil out here and usually it wears the widest beaming smile.

[geric.]

This is accurate. I began having anxiety around one friend, highly regarded as a saint by many. On a vacation she accidentally unmasked to me only. Terrifying . I stepped back from our friend group but she tried to make my life miserable by manipulating mutual friends to unknowingly deliver clever cruelty.Her final act was to create friction in my marriage. Her weapon was invitations and exclusion Cruelty thru kindness and made sure you knew felt the sting. Friends are pawns.

[blakcanis]

Spot on! A couple other traits or oddities they have is a lack of a startle response and the lack of a yawn response if you yawn in front of them, even a dog will yawn if they see you yawn and vice versa, but not a psychopath. Good discussion.

[surfshack]

They are clever because they read how deeply you have fallen in love with them and use that to their full advantage. To some people my ex seemed like an attractive airhead and ditzy but she was extremely jealous and deliberate. They will abuse their victim but then back off when you resist but not for long and then they go back to abusing. I knew something wasn't right when she started disrespecting me by saying things that were very low and hurtful. Things that crossed the line. And then the next morning act like nothing happened. I would see her text notification or her calling and I would cringe with anxiety not knowing if i was getting Dr. Jekyll or Mr. Hyde.

[panfried]

there seems to be a lot of overlap with a covert narcissist as well - except for not needing validation and not being insecure.
thanks, lise!