I'll have to take a look into that.

Ptsd from being a crime victim. As it I live a very quiet life now. Can't imagine how bad my ptsd would be if I had stayed friends with people who thought what I was going through was funny and gossip worthy. Or judging me because I was hurt and terrified by criminal harassment. They helped to gaslight me. Do people judge the Metoo victims for being traumatized? Nope. Not if they are democrats or those women's friends. It got to the point that I could not trust some friends who were good to me. You need context before you can judge someone. That is usually someone professional. Or someone actually in the situation.

Psychopaths have no remorse for the bad things they do to other people. The bad deeds can vary by degree, but they are still bad deeds; the psychopath does not feel bad about doing them, even if it involves family or friends. There are a bunch of them out there and they cause chaos and destruction to the lives they touch.

They are manipulative, and may have difficulties functioning to earn a living unless they are trained professionals. They can be successful, creative, high-energy employees, but shouldn't be CEOs.

The one I knew was a liar and thief and a bad mother, as she couldn't put her toddler's needs ahead of her own.

It was confusing as a small child and it was like being on a roller coaster when he was in his 90s.

Not only he cut me and my siblings out of his Will, he did it in oblique language instead of the standard verbiage of "I hereby disinherit". And he left $35,000 to the neighbor across the street who cheerfully opined "Your father really knows what's going on."

The worst feature about people with this mentation is they come off as looking "normal" to people who don't spend a lot of time with them. Nobody believes you when you tell them about your conversations, your situation.