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#5760 - 09/18/06 07:54 AM Where's your P now?
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I'd like to know if anyone has any stories of what happened to their P after the relationship is over. Mine has moved on with a 21 year old which he rubbs in my face and is now playing fake family with my son and this woman. It's funny I've noticed he's once agian calm. Kind of ironic he's back to his old charming methods because he has a new victim to lure in. Does anyone have an ex P that treats his new girlfriend good? Or can someone tell me if the P will treat her the same as he did me? I'd like to know how also is this girl just another form of manipulation and torture towards me?
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#5761 - 09/19/06 08:49 AM Re: Where's your P now? [Re: chellie]
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Hi chellie, great question. Without trying to sound nosy, how big is the gap in age with your X P and this new younger one?

I often wonder how many Psychopaths have in the wings during what they probably describe as an "exclusive" relationship. I would guess a young victim would be perfect, easy to mold and lie to.

I would venture to guess that in the initial stages all Psychopaths would appear more together. After all how can they drag in a new victim if they start out acting like the evil jerks they really are.

It must be difficult to see your child being drawn into this sick web. I guess part of the pattern is a "good" operating Psychopath would have this new victim convinced that all the problems with the relationship were due to you and your problems, nothing that he could ever have done wrong.

Do you feel any pangs of being left behind? It doesn't sound like it which is good. I have read stories for years and it appears that kind, nice, women, usually with more money than him make great targets. I wonder what this young girl brings to the relationship except maybe someone he can have more power over?

I am truly sorry for your situation, it must be difficult to have to let your child go on visitations. I guess the good news is for now his mask is on and making a good impression must be key on the list.

As far as your question about is he doing this to get back at you, probably but when we are dealing with a person who only thinks of themselves first it is hard to guess. I would guess an evil person like a Psychopath would do this kind of thing to get a sick satisfaction. Plus in his twisted mind putting on a show as a great father is part of the hook.

It is only a matter of time before he drops the mask but with a young victim, hard telling how she will handle it. I was 20 a million years ago and know that my views of the world have certainly changed. It would be easier I would guess to trick a young woman for longer, just a hunch.

I bet it would be great to see this guy in your rear view mirror and it must be difficult when a child is involved. Kids are smarter these days and there may come a time when your child figures out what an evil person his dad is. I don't know what state you are in but at a certain stage the child can decide for themselves. It sounds like you are doing the right thing by not taking the bait.

Psychopaths can only keep up the charm for so long depending on how socialized they are. Is yours fairly socialized? Were you as young as the new victim when you met? Do you recall how long it took for the mask to drop?

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#5762 - 09/19/06 12:01 PM Re: Where's your P now? [Re: chellie]
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Chellie,

Hey, welcome to "Fake Family Theatre"! I have had a front row seat here for the past 5 years and have come to several conclusions.

Will your ex treat his girlfriend the same as he did you? Yes. Meaning that he will treat her in whatever way neccessary to make himself appear the way he wants to. I don't know what effect he is going for with her, so it may APPEAR as thought he is acting differently towards her than he did with you, but it is all for the same reason. He is after the feed, and will USE her to get it. Part of that feed is knowing/hoping that this relationship with HER is bothering YOU. So YES, I definitely believe that his relationship with her is just another form of manipulation towards you.

My ex became involved with someone half his age almost IMMEDIATELY after our divorce was final. I truly think that they do this to entice us to fight for them, plus devalue us by making us feel so easily replaceable. At the time, it was supposed to hook into my insecurities and draw me back into a relationship with him. I was old. She was young. I was told through my kids that he enjoyed how 'feisty' she was. If I were to prove my value, I would re-engage with him and fight to PROVE that I was just as good as she was, wouldn't I?

If not a fight for him, then shouldn't I try to warn this young innocent about what she was getting involved with? THAT was a stronger hook for me, and I DID have to fight the urge to try to contact her and warn her. Either way, I would be re-engaging with him. Plus, if I contacted HER, I would look like some crazy ex with a vendetta. Neat.

He took her around the town and 'showed her off' to everyone we knew ~~ that was funny to me even at the time since I did not live in that town or see those people anymore. P's are NOT bright.

Oh yes, and she was pregnant too. She moved in with him for awhile and he proclaimed to the world (I got this through the grapevine) that he was going to do things right this time. Trying to portray himself as Mr. Responsible. LOL. He was going to be financially responsible for this child and even after he and the mother broke up and she moved out, he took custody of the little boy. Poor kid.

There was another girlfriend sometime after that, and I was told that she was A LOT like me, even in appearance. I have never been able to figure out what that was supposed to do to me because I was healing up too fast for his tactics to bother me. HOWEVER, I was told that she made AWESOME homemade pizza. This is sooo hilarious, because I tried for YEARS to make homemade pizza that I was happy with ~~ whereas this woman (who had the same first name as me as well) was apparently the queen of homemade pizza.

He and THAT woman are no longer seeing each other and there have been occasional reports of women who are interested in him. The grapevine has made sure that I got word of them ~~ the grapevine is small now, consisting of just a few people, plus my children. I personally believe that the BIGGEST reason my ex keeps up his relationship with our kids is so I get the info he wants me to hear.

And the little boy from the first relationship has been used most of all. My ex is working so hard to portray himself as the loving father. Fake family, as you said. As though myself and my kids don't remember what it was like to live with him (awful). He is trying hard to cover his tracks and give himself a makeover. Meanwhile, this poor little boy gets passed around and farmed out to anyone who will babysit him ~~ and I would not leave a child with ANYONE my ex hangs around with. A truly innocent victim who is just a prop in the illusion my ex is building to make him look like a good, desirable guy.

He has made mention to my daughter and to a friend of mine who is his neighbor that he just wants to be friends with me. I know that he is telling the truth. If I were to EVER speak to him again, I would be in effect EXCUSING him for everything he did. I would be betraying MYSELF as well as my kids and relieving him of ANY accountability for his behavior. (P's HATE accountablility.) I would be validating the illusion he has worked so hard to construct.

But everything he is pretending is just lies. And your ex is building a fake family lie, too. That is really all a P is capable of ... constructing lies. I am so happy that you seem to be able to see it for what it is.

Fortunately for your son, he also has truth in his life with his relationship with you. Don't spend TOO much time fretting over what your son sees when he is with his father. Just be the mother you naturally are and let the truth speak for itself. Kids are very intuitive and in touch with things that adults are not. Give your son room to come to his own conclusions ~~ he is going to anyway. Trying to influence him will only exhaust you and bring you frustration and drive the two of you apart. (Trust me here, I learned this the hard way.)

Be yourself and let your son be himself. That genuineness will naturally show up the lies for what they are.

OK, enough said, I went on WAY longer than I intended. Plus, you got advice you did not ask for or probably even want ~~ what a bonus! But I got my underwear SO in a knot over my kids and their relationship with my ex and it was SOOOOO not worth it. Knotted undies are hideously uncomfortable and if I can prevent you from wearing them I am gonna try....

Best wishes...

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#5763 - 09/19/06 01:11 PM Re: Where's your P now? [Re: Dianne E.]
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Hi,
The girl is 21. I'm 27. P's 29 Probably pretty innocent. Once I got pregnant and would not let him live off of me anymore the evil mask didn't just come off it was ripped off. You know when I see him now he looks really ugle to me. Also another funny point is now that he has become honest about having this girlfriend around my child he calls me more about anything he can think about calling me for. Also, this girl is under tight raps she is never around. But I can defintely tell when she is because I'll call him pertaining to our son and he gets a totally different tone of voice. "why are you calling me. stop calling me ect...." He's so fake. She has some college education and sounds like a nice girl, responsible like me. I hope she doesn't get in to deep. They work togther also. If I where to guess I belive this girlfriend is the reason he took me to court to get visitation with his son. It would look good to this girl the whole doting father bit. I'm two steps ahead. I've inquired w/ my attorney to petition the court to move. Hard look like father of he year 1000 miles away.
Thanks for listening and the advice

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#5764 - 09/19/06 01:24 PM Re: Where's your P now? [Re: Deb]
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Hi, Deb
My P also wants to be friends. Ha I told him friends like him I don't need. Thanks for the advice about my son. I hold to the hope that one day without my pushing he'll grow up to the man "the CHAMPION" I want him to be and cast a shadow on his father. And look down on him as the pathetic, lying abuser he is.
Thanks again

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#5765 - 09/24/06 04:52 PM Re: Where's your P now? [Re: chellie]
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Chellie,

It's just Sooooo Eerily Strange, but at the same time, Soooo Confirming that he Really is a P!!! AND even more so, after reading your thread!!!

I heard about the upcoming wedding several weeks ago, through my daughter, [well, she's really "our daughter," the one he never had anything to do with, which is why I call her "my daughter"]...

Anyway, now that she's grown and he doesn't have to pay child support, she has now met two of her brothers, one of her sisters and is about to [maybe] meet her youngest sister! Who was supposed to be driving down a few days after the wedding with her youngest brother for a weekend visit, which didn't happen by the way.

First, I heard it [through "my daughter" his new Grapevine, I'm sad to say] that he was just about to marry his young "Punching Bag" girlfriend, [as I call her] on Sept. 7th, the day before his b-day. He's 56, she's in her 20's... They say...

The only 'Grapevine' has been my Grandmother and my sister...

I'm pretty sure that he got his daughter to call "my daughter" so that she would tell me about the marriage! Since there has been no word from him, or any of his kids in a few years, until now. That is sooooo like him to do! To use his kids to get to [what in his mind anyway is] his women!

Anyway after reading this thread, I especially know what the phone call was for, because my daughter still hasn't gotten a visit, or even another call from her sister.

It is no coincidence that I found out about him marrying her! I KNOW he thinks that I'm hurting and yearning the loss of what he thought 'I missed out' on! But, he'd never believe how happy I am to hear the news, LOL!

Though I do feel sorry the poor, unlucky new bride, the one I call, "Punching Bag!"

These P's are Really Soooo Predictable, aren't they???

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#5766 - 10/12/06 03:18 AM Re: Where's your P now? [Re: chellie]
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hi everyone

well i did not hear from him in a long time many months then right after Katrina he called and the first thing he says if i got money from FEMA (that is all he care about)
and i let him talk a bit to see where is head is at
he is doing the same thing nothing much, he ask people to do yard work or wash car or play his guitar rarely
he wanted me to go visit him and i said that it is not God's will for us to be together and that makes him very mad and hung up
so it has been one year and now he has started to call me again the last few weeks the first time a few weeks ago i was surprise to hear him on the phone (he always call from other people's phone) so i went ahead and let him talk to see where is head is at (again)and it was the same old thing saying that we met about 7 years ago and he miss me and saying things how mad he was that i go out with other people so i hung up
i could see that he did not change a bit
and he called a few more time not knowing it was him because it is a different number but as soon as i hear his voice i hang up
last night i went out (it is rare now) and during the break of the music band we were talking about the past how stupid i was to be with p and they were telling me how i would not believe the things that he would say about me
and my first reaction was what he said and the band look at me surprise and said no way we are not going there
this thing is over with
and the strangest thing is that he called again last night late after i came home
yes the strangest thing is that everytime he has been calling lately is after i am with friends and we are talking about the past (being with p)

it is spooky
i am praying to God that he will protect me
i don't want to be with him or talk to him
i feel so dumb to have put up with a person who only wants to destroy people's life

may God bless you all with strenght to keep the no contact

freedom

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#5767 - 10/16/06 11:41 AM Re: Where's your P now? [Re: freedom]
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My P is in rare form. Now he's got the girlfriend in so deep she is now lying for him. It makes me sick. This is all at the expense of my son. This woman could careless about my child. She's just putting up a front to look like the good woman to him. She has the nerve to say to me I'm not trying to hurt the relationship between you and your child. Oh come on, what on earth would give her the idea she could in the first place. She also lied about what went on at the P's last visitation with his son and then said "oh it doesn't matter what I say you won't beleive me anyway. This woman honestly beleives she can lie about what my son does and how he behaves. I'm his mother I think I have a pretty good idea about how my son acts I don't need her to tell me. I'm sorry but I'm so mad. I not sure how to deal with the other woman around. I cannot tolerate her lying as well. This is my son were talking about. I don't understand how she feels it's okay to play house with my child. Oh and by the way I heard she was 18 not 21 which is even better.
Thanks for listneing

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#5768 - 10/17/06 05:33 PM Re: Where's your P now? [Re: chellie]
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Hey Chellie,

Keep in mind also that P's often work in pairs. Your ex may have found a kindred spirit in this girl he is with now ~ someone who enjoys stirring up trouble as much as he does.

I notice that she is able to engage you via your son very easily. Your reaction is what I would think would be typical of most good moms ~~ the question here is "Why is she working at engaging you this way?" Anybody knows that when you attack a baby cub, momma bear is gonna have something to say about it. She knows this and that is precisely why she is choosing to target your son.

I also was thinking like you when my ex moved on to a young girl. I thought she HAD to be an innocent victim like I had been (that is why it was sooo hard not to engage and try to warn her). As time went on I learned a little about her and concluded that she was NOT a victim at all, but possibly a P or narcissist herself ~ at the very least someone who enjoyed playing P games.

I think it would be helpful for you to think of this girl as an extension of your P. Reacting to her is the same as reacting to him ~ either way it is feed for the P machine. P's NEED our reactions to feed on, and she sure seems to be working on you to get them. I don't think this girl is any kind of innocent victim here. You would probably be wise to create as much distance from her as possible, emotional distance being the most important. When she bugs you, DON'T LET HER KNOW. Don't defend your son to her or your ex, he does NOT need to be defended against lies. Disengage as completely as possible. Do not give them a reaction to feed on.

This is NOT really about your son, Chellie. It is still about you. DO NOT forget that. Don't let these two feed from you. You seem to have broken his direct hold on you, do not let him hold on via his sidekick, either. She really is nothing more than a tentacle anyway ~~ don't let her pull you back in.

Keep venting here, tho! Release your frustration FAR AWAY from where they might know that they are annoying you. I think if you don't vent at all there is a danger of internalizing the poison they are throwing at you (just my opinion).

Here for ya,
Deb

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#5769 - 10/18/06 11:32 PM Re: Where's your P now? [Re: Deb]
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Hi Chellie!

Deb is right. P's want nothing more than to get a reaction out of you. Don't give it to them. They feed off of your reaction and will do whatever it takes to get what they need from you. Just ignore it. They are sad, pathetic, jealous and obsessive people who live a more pathetic existance. They are isolated and alone. Don't ever feel sorry for them or think that you can talk sense into them, it just won't happen. They are not capable of normal relationships.

The relationship I had with a couple of P's lasted a few months, Where are my P's now after two years? Still trying to stir up trouble....

Keep posting, the people on this forum are wonderful, they will help you get thru this situation that seems absolutely bizarre and unreal.

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#5770 - 10/19/06 11:39 AM Re: Where's your P now? [Re: neverthesame]
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Hi everybody,
New twist on same story. He broke up with the young girl. he wants me back. He also told me they had sex. I can't beleive it he thinks his honesty will win him points. Like I'm suppose to think of atleast he told me. My freind thinks he's going to come after me full force now. My friend used to be married to his dad. I have my reservation about her though. It seems she likes to play the P games too. She always has a different version to stories. At this point I don't know who to trust. She seems honest but yet she does things that don't make sense to me. She always seems to pull me back in somehow with a sense of telling me what I want to hear and falling over herself trying to get me to believe she always tells the truth and has no reason to lie to me. I just don't understand who she is trying to convince herslef or me. I'm so confused. Nobody seems right in this situation. I just want to disengage from everybody. I think their all nuts. This is the strangest experience I've ever had in my life.

Thanks for listening,

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#5771 - 10/19/06 05:16 PM Re: Where's your P now? [Re: chellie]
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Chellie,

Isn't it surreal?

When the forest and trees began to separate in my mind, I began to realize that so many people that I had counted as friends were actually highly toxic to me. I had CONFIDED in people that never should have been in my inner circle at all.

This part of the disengagement process really messes with your head, but just hang on and listen to your gut. If something or someone doesn't make sense to you it is for a reason.

Surreal and strange, yes. Typical, also yes. When you leave the fog of psychopathic influence, many things begin to get clearer. Not all of those things are JUST about the P in your life, but others as well. You're doing fine, just keep listening to your instincts.


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#5772 - 10/23/06 11:25 AM Re: Where's your P now? [Re: Deb]
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Hi Deb,
Thanks for the advice. Sure enough my P was nice to me for 2 days before he asked me for money to fix his car and then proceded to get into an arguement about claiming my son for a tax deduction. He's so evil. I prayed the day he started getting nice with me again that God would give me the wisdom and the eyes to see his real motives. Thank you Jesus for having your hand on me. I knew deep down it was a ploy and sure enough he couldn't keep up the scam for longer than 2 days. I have to tell you I really honestly feel good about this last episode. I'm not hurting like I was before when he would do this. I'm kind of just indifferent. I could careless. I just really don't have any feelings about it at all. It's kind of like a dream and I woke up and it's over. By the way I told the P's ex mother in-law to stop calling me. I beleive she only perpetuates the drama constantly pulling me back into his world that I don't want to be a part of anymore. It feels good. I can move on and meet people who are normal healthy and have a grip on what's important in life. I so ready to rid myself of everyone in this situation. I feel like I just started something very exciting.
Thanks for listening
Chellie

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#5773 - 10/31/06 06:30 AM Re: Where's your P now? [Re: chellie]
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Hi Everybody,
After two weeks of playing with my head and telling me he loves me he's now back with the girlfriend. Of course this is all my fault. He had those feelings but you did this to ruin it and you did that. LIES!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I did nothing. His car broke down so he needs someone to leach off of. She of course lets him drive her car everywhere with or without her in it. My mom says does this girl have stupid on her forehead. Anyway I'm over it. As far as I'm concerned he's her problem now not mine.

Thanks as all ways for Listening,
Chellie

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#5774 - 10/31/06 06:41 AM Re: Where's your P now? [Re: chellie]
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Hi chellie, for any pain you have suffered I feel truly sorry. Unfortunately with these "people", everthing will just repeat itself the minute it looks like he can get you or someone else on the hook. In my mind Psychopaths are all about "me" and will never be able to go beyond that. It is possible he will be back but with your new attitude it will probably be easier to run in the opposite direction. You certainly deserve better and good for you for having the strength to see the entire picture about him. I think when a Psychopath opens their mouth lies are all that come out, mixed with a bit of reality to sell the lies.

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#5775 - 10/31/06 08:54 AM Re: Where's your P now? [Re: Dianne E.]
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In reply to:

I'd like to know if anyone has any stories of what happened to their P after the relationship is over. Mine has moved on with a 21 year old which he rubbs in my face and is now playing fake family with my son and this woman. It's funny I've noticed he's once agian calm. Kind of ironic he's back to his old charming methods because he has a new victim to lure in. Does anyone have an ex P that treats his new girlfriend good? Or can someone tell me if the P will treat her the same as he did me? I'd like to know how also is this girl just another form of manipulation and torture towards me?
Thanks guys!




wow, this sounds very familiar. I have proof which suggests the months prior to our seperation, my ex was having an affair with this kid. The affair was the least of my worries though, my ex is almost 40 and this kid is in his late 20's. This kid now lives in my old home (her house now) and plays father/family. When I go pick up my son she hides this new guy from me. It's been over a year since we got seperated and I have yet to see or meet this new guy. I have seen him from a distance. I am fighting for child custody so I have requested to the courts for a state psychiatrist to do an eval. I told the state psychiatrist about how she hides her new boyfriend from me. The psychiatrist confronted her asking why she hides this guy from me, and she told him that she would never do such a thing that everyone knows about this boyfriend why would she hide him from me. I know what my ex is trying to do, she is trying to make me look like I'm the crazy one. My ex is also very calm at this time and appears very normal. But at the same time, she does wacky stuff every so often knowing I will run to the psychiatrist, while at the same time she has a story to back up my statements to make me look like I'm crazy and paranoid. She gets others involved in this game with the lying for her. I do believe she is dating this new guy to try and get at me. My ex knows I am bothered over the fact a guy is in the house with my son playing father. I could care less about her relationship with this guy. What bothers me is this guy will have a closer relationship than I will with my son if the court decides I should only get standard visitation (every other weekend and every wed for 3 hours). I need my son and he needs me. She will twist his little mind and teach him her evil tactics of a P. I actually feel sorry for this new guy because he has no idea what he is getting himself into.

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#5776 - 10/31/06 10:32 AM Re: Where's your P now? [Re: DetroitMan]
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Hi DetriotMan,
I'm on the other side of this story. I have primary custody and I to worry about the influence my ex will have over my son. I'm afraid of the brainwashing he could do one day and the lying that he may turn my son against me. Did you ever noticed when you let them talk and stay calm and just ask them questions right back to their questins they start to get alittle crazy. Atleast my P can stand when I do this. He starts talking really fast and can't keep his lies and stories straight.
I wouldn't feel sorry for this guy. I felt sorry for the new girl too. That's until I talked to her. She told me "look your son is not my responsiblity". I'm sorry but if you are spending ample time with my child and your in the same house as my child you are responsible for the care of my 1 year old son when he is with you. It just shows her imaturity.
Your son will love you no matter what and your son will know the difference between this guy and his Daddy. Always remeber that. Another tactic I recently started using that appears to be working is allowing only set times for phone calls to be made to check on my son. This helps me to prove this man calls me constanlty to talk to me it's not about my son.

Let me know how the psychiatrist work out because I'd like to do this for my ex when we go to court next.

Thanks,
Chellie

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#5777 - 11/08/06 09:07 AM Re: Where's your P now? [Re: chellie]
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Hi everybody,
It's the calm before the storm. My P has been ignoring me lately. What I mean by ignoring is: I wrote him a letter thru my attorney stating he will be allowed one phone call a day to check on his son any other communication will be seen as a means to communicate with me which violates the PPO I have on him. He must be wrapped up in winning over the girlfriend. She must be pretty convinced by him. She took him back after he broke up with her to get back with me, but I told him no so of course he ran to her. She doesn't even see it coming. My friend tried warning her but she obviously believes him. I don't blame her I believed him too at first. I guess I'm just waiting for the shoe to drop. I know this is not over, he'll be back probably sooner than later.
I was reading another post and it was describing the relationship P's have with their mother's. I can attest to this one. The have a very twisted relationship. This my sound strange but she treats her son like she would a lover. She is so jealous over him it makes me sick. And she also likes to keep him right where she wants him. I've seen it myself. The minute he tries to break form her dominance she pulls him back with lies and manipulation. My guess is he's a direct product of her. And don't get me started on his Dad. A complete full flegde P. My ex I guess never had a chance it was in his cards to be this way. It's sad. I know it's not good to feel sorry for p's but I guess you kind of do. Is it their fault? Or are they conditioned to be this way. I kind if look at it like an affliction.
Thoughts everyone.
Thanks for listening
Chellie

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#5778 - 11/09/06 12:35 PM Re: Where's your P now? [Re: chellie]
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And she also likes to keep him right where she wants him. I've seen it myself. The minute he tries to break form her dominance she pulls him back with lies and manipulation.

So familiar! Think it also takes a high level of narcisism to want to control your son's life to that extent rather than just permit him to live as an individual and be happy.

The movie "Hush" with Jessica Lange as Gwyneth Paltrow's mother-in-law does a perfect job of profiling this type of character. Gave me the heebie-jeebies.

Sylvie

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#5779 - 03/25/07 07:28 AM Re: Where's your Psychopath now? [Re: chellie]
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Hi I think they treat all women the same after they get what they want the mental cruelty etc

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#5780 - 03/30/07 05:58 PM Re: Where's your Psychopath now? [Re: clover]
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Hello

I havenīt been posting for a long time, but now I have an urgent question.

Recently I found out that my Psychopath is seeing another woman. At first I was relieved because, now he is off my back!

But then I started wondering about the new woman, there was a picture of her in the newspaper article related to storm damage and selling her house, she doesnīt look at all well. The article also mentioned that her boyfriend is helping her, and guess who that is!

Psychopath really likes to see his name in the newspaper and I have been able to follow his scemes, all of which have failed.

Knowing how puzzled I was about his behaviour, and how much I wished for somebody to talk to, I really feel that I should warn the woman about this guy. But I am also afraid of what he might do if he finds out that I have contacted her. I am worried about my family, and donīt want him ever to come near them or me.

What do you think, is there anything I can do?

Ekko


Edited by ekko (03/30/07 06:03 PM)

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#5781 - 03/30/07 06:44 PM Re: Where's your Psychopath now? [Re: ekko]
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Hi Ekko,

My vote is, no. Put it out of your mind. Find that newspaper and burn it, then forget you ever saw it.

Any attempt you make to reach out and warn this stranger will likely be rejected and only bring your tormenter nearer to you.

That's just my initial reaction.

Best Wishes,
denfox

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#5782 - 03/30/07 07:02 PM Re: Where's your Psychopath now? [Re: denfox]
ekko Offline
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Thank you Denfox

That is what my intinct says too.

But I do not want anybody to go through what I have been through. I still think about Psychopath and wonder what happened to me. Who was the crazy one? Who is the crazy one now?

When things get really bad, I read on this site and think about the day he told that he had been invited to lunch with the queen. I asked him some questions about the meny and the clothes he had been wearing, he lied with a straight face and sounded very convincing, thats when I knew I had to get out.

Ekko

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#5783 - 03/30/07 09:37 PM Re: Where's your Psychopath now? [Re: ekko]
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Hi Ekko, I agree with DenFox, think of it as a snake traveling away from you down the road, you wouldn't want to attract it's attention to come back at you.

Besides, if she is under his spell it is unlikely she will believe you and very highly possible she will tell him about your contact. I have heard of victims being in contact but that was after it was over.

It must be hard to see the next victim but protecting yourself is the most important thing to think about, who knows if contacting her might trigger him and in what way it might bounce back on you.

Di
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#5784 - 03/31/07 08:41 AM Re: Where's your Psychopath now? [Re: Dianne E.]
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Hi Dianne

I am not going to contact her, but it is good to know that you feel the same way.

Ekko

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#5785 - 06/11/07 04:47 PM Re: Where's your Psychopath now? [Re: ekko]
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Where is my psychopath now? He is in Jail

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#5786 - 06/11/07 06:26 PM Re: Where's your Psychopath now? [Re: jocelyn]
Dianne E. Online

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Well, he is in good company, too bad they can't all be locked up. If you don't mind, what is he in for?

Di
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#12326 - 11/21/11 03:51 PM Re: Where's your Psychopath now? [Re: chellie]
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Mine is wanted in north American for three counts of premeditated murder they have a warrant out for his arrest but say he's very hard to catch and extremely violent and to not approach him. I hope I never run into him again I know if he ever saw me he wouldn't even bat and eyelash, his abuse would be instant. I still look over my shoulder when I travel alone...

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