9 Signs You’re Dating a Psychopath (Warning Signs)

9 Signs You’re Dating a Psychopath. In this video, we cover nine signs you're dating a psycho. You'll learn tips and tricks to help you spot a psychopathic person that you could be dating so you can avoid them early on.

Dating is one of the more confusing events that life throws your way. From trying to figure out if they even like you, to presenting yourself the right way, there are already enough things on your mind without taking into consideration some of the scarier aspects of dating. You’ve probably heard some weird or downright crazy dating stories in the past, but is there any way to figure out if the person you’re with is actually a psychopath? Fortunately yes, which is why today we’ll be breaking down some signs of a psychopath, as well as what to specifically look for within your own relationship. Oh, and make sure to watch until number 1, as this is a red flag that most people miss!
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[MissesWitch]

"just drop you without a care in the world" so true. one day you're laughing and smiling and next day they're gone. and you ask yourself why and what you did wrong.. i always have a deep empathy.. very very deep.. and people say i'm too nice and honest. but i am not letting what i went through change me, my ex will not win.

[herc]

I’ve experienced these behaviors from a previous parter of mine. I still find it weird that she kept on saying that I had Peter Pan syndrome, even though I was going through a tough time from losing my mom in late 2019 & before all that she use to love bomb me & even initiated the whole relationship from the start. I could have said no, but at the time I trusted her & had some good times until the weird gaslighting started. I’m honestly glad she broke up with me & I’ve learned so much from that relationship that I’ve decided to be more aware & mindful of any red flags that I’ll be more aware of when I’m dating someone new in the future & letting go of any relationship trauma from the past as well.

[resumewritersinkcareercoac]

They are extremely competitive. Being competitive is fine in business and sports, however toxic when it comes to personal relationships. The highly competitive person doesn’t have the capacity to differentiate between what is appropriate and what isn’t. They are sick people.

[debramendelson]

Soooo wish I had this info years could have saved myself from soooo much TOXICITY for decades! ( ex-husband... and an ex-long term relationship). They also NEVER take ownership of their behavior...accountablity or responsibility. It IS always a reasonable sounding EXCUSE why it is not Their fault. THANK YOU for continuing these videos!!

[MissesWitch]

the first one, mirroring is something people do when they like you too, but they're not going to be 100% mirroring you, and they're not going to be like that right away! it takes talking for months daily before someone starts to do this!

[MissesWitch]

I got love bombed for 9 months before they showed their true selves!!

and the 5th one is extremely true too, i felt like i lost myself completely, and now i am finding and repairing myself piece by piece .

[jennifermartin]

They can become dangerous with rejection

[lauriegavin]

My ex husband. He was a talented manipulator and gaslighter. He always blamed others for his mistskes or blatant wrongdoing. He was also creative in his cruelty. I could go on.

[wrangelinhabitant]

These weirdos should just live all together and entertain each other...

[iamgoddessoflove]

Staying in an unhealthy relationship will keep you from discovering your true path in life. We have to make healthy choices to walk away not only to save us from heartache, but also to protect our emotional and mental health.
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[TheBebel]

Ok I have to disagree with certain parts.

1, it's hard to make real friends when you arrive in a new town completely alone.

2, "Psychopaths don't want a genuine connection" Well after countless betrayals and disappointments from people I prefer keeping my guard up. Does protecting myself due to past experiences make me a psycho?

[spitfire]

When watching this video, you will know exacly how many psychopaths you've known in your life. Although many couples are psychopaths too, since psychopaths tend to attract eachother.

[MissesWitch]

number 6. oh my god. it's horrible and so relatable .

in my mind set, when you're with your partner, either you both with or you both lose. you go through things together. but when i was in a relationship with the person and for as long as i have known them it's always been about them winning, them being on top and them having the last say. i never cared about all that but they do, MORE SO than the relationship, that's what truly hurt me so many times.

they would very happily and easily throw away our love and our relationship just so they can win an argument no matter how vile they had to be! and i guess it was really just my love and my relationship they were throwing away.. not our because they didn't feel anything. my heart too.

argue with them for 4 years and they didn't change their mind even the SLIGHTEST on anything you ever told them, and argue about it for months. then months later they change their mind on that thing BY THEMSELVES, not because of how you argued. it's just ridiculous and stupid. also argued about the tiniest things for months, like computer chips... they attacked me for buying a chip for my computer with my money that only i would use where i live alone.

[psychu]

It's so important that people are aware of narcissism, thank you for this ❤️

[yvonnelygo]

I met someone like this. I got the impression EVERYTHING had to be on HIS terms. He would fall out regularly with neighbours. He NEVER washed, OR HANDS AFTER BATHROOM . He yelled constantly. Years later, after the fact. I found myself wondering why I always seemed to be at the hospital being treated for infections.

[brip]

So I just had the idea about sending this to my girlfriend, I wanna break up with her.

I don’t need her anymore, maybe with this video she’ll really think twice on who to date lmao

[lightyagami]

i'm interested about psychology and psychopath mostly

[TheHippyHoppyHippo]

I'm shocked after finding out that i exactly match a lot of these traits.

[NoContext]

My husband married one, me. I'm a diagnosed cluster b narcissist w psychopathy...I have zero friends and I could care less.

[ivanaveltmeyer]

I subscribed 🎉! Is psychopaths know what they doing and that they are so manipulative and toxic?