Do you know a woman or girl who you believe may have sociopathic traits? If you do, tell Lovefraud about her.
Most experts believe that there are more male sociopaths than female. In fact, experts estimate that there are three times as many disordered males as females.
Research about sociopaths is generally done with males. Not much is known about disordered women. So I’d like to gather data about female sociopaths for a new book that explains what they are really like.
I’m looking for input from Lovefraud readers who have been involved with female sociopaths in any of the following capacities:
- Spouse or ex-spouse
- Romantic partner
- She is your mother
- She is your stepmother
- She is your daughter
- She is your stepdaughter
- She is your sister
- Work colleague
- Business associate
- Other family member
- Friend, neighbor or acquaintance
- Other
I invite you to share your observations and experiences about one particular individual. If you’ve known more than one female sociopath, you are welcome to complete the survey multiple times.
The survey will probably take 15-30 minutes, depending on how much detail you provide there are some questions where you can say whatever you want. It is anonymous, unless you choose to provide me with your contact information so I can follow up on your story if necessary.
Collectively, Lovefraud readers have a lot of important information about disordered personalities, including women. By sharing what you know and have experienced, you’ll be contributing to global understanding and perhaps healing.
Go to the Lovefraud Female Sociopath Survey.
Wow – 13 surveys already, in only a few hours. Please keep them coming!
Donna-what a cathartic experience for me! In 2012, I escaped my sociopath ex. I made two moves out of state, and spent some time in a homeless shelter and later a transitional housing program. Happily, I am back on my feet (have been for a year now). But in these experiences, I met several disordered woman, two of whom I deem to be female sociopaths. Awful experiences. I completed two surveys, once for each of them. It was just the tip of the iceberg of what I experienced and perceived, but I hope what I have provided is helpful, and I did provide my private information if you would like more information. As a result, I feel a bit lighter and as though maybe what I did go through can be a benefit to others somehow. Best wishes.
LPMarie13 – wow – I didn’t think the survey would be therapeutic, but I’m glad to hear that it is! Good for you!
Thank you so much for the opportunity to participate in the survey. It was cathartic indeed. I only wish that there was a place in the survey to provide a photo and social security number for this female sociopath. Don’t we want to warn potential targets that women like that are out there? Is there a database to register these sociopaths? I think that women sociopaths somehow are able to fly under the radar and we need to shine a big bright light on them. They are every bit as deceitful and manipulative as male sociopaths. Perhaps even better at manipulation.