A sociopath is a person suffering from antisocial personality disorder. Usually they don't lurk behind shower curtains. The "best" of them are very successful and well-liked.This disorder is characterized by the following:<ul><li>manipulation and deception of others</li><li>ability to entirely negate or neutralize any perception or sense of conscience</li><li>inability to form real personal relationships</li><li>lack of remorse and empathy</li><li>any display of emotions, remorse or empathy is just that - a display</li><li>high functioning sociopaths: exceptionally high intelligence and meticulous, thus highly skilled at manipulating others</li></ul>

What is a Sociopath?

Sociopaths lie without batting an eyelid. And they sound really convincing telling the most outrageous lies, and without fearing to be found out. And they do it again and again and again.
What makes a psychopath very dangerous is the ability to convince anyone and everyone even when what is being said is an expansive stretch of the truth.
With their charm it is easy for them to net victims within their deceitful web by their likeability.

<ul><li>Don't blame yourself!</li><li>reclaim your person</li><li>seek professional help if necessary</li><li>become aware of how they work, research their thinking and behaviour</li><li>refuse to succumb to their manipulation</li><li>don't share personal information or opinions, these are the tools they use to manipulate you</li><li>know your strengths and weaknesses, as they will try to use them against you</li><li>heed your instincts, red flags are red flags</li><li>drop all contact, if possible</li><li>rebuild the relationships you ended due to the manipulations of the sociopath</li><li>have a circle of trust and confide your story</li><li>allow yourself a fresh start</li></ul>You will never change them!

How to deal with a Sociopath

<ul><li>'I-me-myself' person, self-centered, self-righteous</li><li>callous and insensitive to the feelings of others</li><li>denial or trivialization of wrong-doing</li><li>no remorse, shame or regret</li><li>distortion of truth, sometimes for no apparent reason</li><li>seemingly carefree, no sense of direction, acts on impulse</li><li>persuasive, superficial, boastful</li><li>considers themselves superior</li><li>parasitic behavior</li><li>narrowed attention, trouble adjusting to changing circumstances</li></ul>Start to watch and analyze their moves and every word. You will begin to notice a systematic tendency to twist things for their personal gain, materialistic and psychological.

How to identify a Sociopath

<ul><li>Acknowledge the reality that you are the victim of a sociopath, allow the pain that comes with it.</li><li>Surround yourself with people who care about you and understand your experiences.</li><li>Resume any friendships and hobbies you may have given up.</li><li>Reach out to new opportunities: build new friendships, take on a new job, start a new hobby.</li><li>Trust people who have your welfare in mind.</li><li>Practice mindfulness.</li><li>Find what you are grateful for.</li><li>Focus on a positive future.</li><li>Do things that you love.</li><li>Enjoy your life.</li><li>Live!</li></ul>

How to heal from a Sociopath

A sociopath can transform you from a confident and flamboyant person to a withdrawn and unhappy person. They drum negatives into you and blame you for things going wrong in their lives because you seem vulnerable enough to believe it. This unwarranted blame gets to seep into your skin, your heart, your mind and the whole of you, messing with your personality.They want you to look up to them as your ultimate solution to problems; like only they can bring happiness into your life.Stop blaming yourself for not seeing through their charade because the best way to catch a thief is to send one.

<ul><li>Break off all contact.</li><li>Give them no reason to hope that you will change your mind.</li><li>Don't provoke them by countering what they say, pay attention but don't fall for their deceptions and manipulations. In time, they may lose interest.</li><li>Don't try to argue or use logic. They will twist your words, logic is a foreign concept to them.</li><li>Apply the Gray Rock Method where you deliberately act unresponsive or unengaged so they will lose interest.</li><li>Manipulate them by pretending to care where it doesn't matter, use reverse psychology.</li><li>Become a strong and unreceptive individual, they prefer weak and easy prey.</li></ul>

How to disentangle from a Sociopath

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