Sociopaths can sense deep emotional wounds in the human energy field
A Lovefraud reader recently sent me the following question:
I seem to only attract what I believe are sociopaths into my life even when I am not trying to find anyone. I feel as if they find me and try to befriend me. Is there some kind of an explanation for this?
This reader posts as “Sam.” Last year I published her story as a “Letter to Lovefraud.” She has deep emotional wounds, and the explanation for her current experience is in her story. Please read it:
I have no further use to him and I am being disposed of
Sam’s story is absolutely tragic. Here is what happened to her:
- She witnessed domestic violence from a very
University of Windsor researchers still in need of participants to complete online survey about experiences in relationships with psychopaths
BOOK REVIEW: 5 Types of people who can ruin your life – Identifying and dealing with narcissists, sociopaths and other high-conflict personalities, by Bill Eddy, LCSW, Esq.
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At first, narcissists are charming and attentive, but eventually they turn cold and cruel. Many people are totally baffled by the behavior, and come to suspect they’re dealing with a narcissist. They turn to the Internet and ask variations of the question, what do narcissists want?
My first book, Love Fraud – How marriage to a sociopath fulfilled my spiritual plan, tells two parallel stories—the outrageous tale of my involvement with the sociopath James Montgomery, my spiritual journey to understand why it happened, and how it helped me return to wholeness.
Editor’s note: Lovefraud received the following story from a reader whom we’ll call, “Angie19.”
Donna Andersen is author of three books, including 
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