I lived with a psychopath for years, with whom I experienced the extremes.
Through him, I experienced both pleasure and the depths of hell. I wrote about the years spent with and without him in my book Psycho Trap: All in One. I ended my abusive relationship more than three years ago, but even before the breakup (when I realized who I was living with), I started to become interested in the reasons behind it all. I wanted to figure out everything...
âĄïžWhy things happen, âĄïžhow psychopathy develops, âĄïžwhat a psychopath is capable of, how they react, how far they will go, and what characteristics they possess, âĄïžwhat happens after we say it's over, âĄïžwhere and from whom we can ask for help, or when it's useless to do so, âĄïžwhen they help and when they donât, âĄïžwhat stages await us after separation, âĄïžwhat we need to do to avoid being sucked back into the abusive relationship, âĄïžwhy so many victims return to their abuser, âĄïžwhat we can do against it, âšhow we can deal with the daily psychological terror and harassment that follows the breakup⊠(?)
In search of answers, I delved into specialized books day and night, and to this day, I regularly attend lectures on the subject. Additionally, I conducted (unofficial) research with volunteers who have left abusive relationships. I can say that I have become obsessed with psychology. Thus, I have not only experienced firsthand but also learned through my studies what an abusive person is like. âšIn my book, I also write about the connections between psychopaths and narcissists (who often show overlapping characteristics),
âštheir entrapment techniques, âšand the phases of a psychopathic relationship. âšI poured my studies and experiences into the book, where readers will find answers to all the aforementioned questions.