can You name What you Think this Disorder is Called? =3 (important and its worth 10 points)?
Question by : can You name What you Think this Disorder is Called? =3 (important and its worth 10 points)?
its a SUPER long story so i will keep it short and not explain why i am asking this… here are the “symptoms”.
1. narcissism
2. victim mentality
3. hurts others while at the same time creates an illusion of being the victim
4. one who feels no empathy for others (who are even close to him/her) but seemingly finds empathy for oneself.
5. one who puts on “face” and lies obsessively to cover up ones wrongs (terrible wrongs)
6. has no problem with abusing and isolating his/her children to the point of not allowing them to leave the house for days to months at a time.
7. is not a hoarder but says he/her is so overwhelmed by the simple act of cleaning ones filth that he/she will sleep with urine soaked blankets and leave knifes and other extremely dangerous materials around his/her children, also allowing ones partner (lover) to endanger their children to the extend of allowing them to make a meth lab in his/her house.
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trust me its a hell of a long story but is this “disorder” one thing or a number of disorders and if so what do you think it is?
Best answer:
Answer by micky
maybe a psycho-path with OCD?
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