I SURVIVED a Sociopath Breakup!

[@Arsewell-Foundation]

This is a bizarre story. Maybe I'm missing something but this guy had a short term relationship with a woman that he "interfaced" with, had sex, she called him bad names, they broke up and he was devastated because he had to change gyms? And somehow she's a sociopath? What the heck?

[@toddernism8129]

Yeah I don't get it either, he just seems like a very sensitive person. Also I'm no expert, but when he mentioned how his ex would idealize him, then devalue him, then dispose of him, that sounds more compatible with borderline personality disorder, of which 75% of the people diagnosed are women.

[@mint2marie]

Yeah I'm very confused too. His output is very unclear, unedited and hazy. Probably due to him being a very emotional person.

[@АлтайскийКазак]

Your patience in this interview was admirable.

[@chelseathompson2796]

Very interesting conversation, it's good to hear a conversation from two different perspectives. Would be interesting to hear from the woman he spoke about. Thoroughly enjoyed this.

[@chelseathompson2796]

Also, this guy's voice is so soothing to listen to he should do audiobooks or a podcast

[@darkarts5966]

This is good

[@theeagle906]

I feel like This guy is exactly speaking my experience after the Final Narcissistic discard. Such an Amazing Interview 👏

[@littlewhitecult]

you are such a good listener, I'm terrible for interrupting. loved hearing both of you, Thank you lovely people

[@littlewhitecult]

Also I would love to do one of these videos with you,I think I have an interesting perspective and I always find when I watch your videos and the short's that I get another perspective that I actually find inspiring in a lot of ways.

[@hawkarae]

I am returning to myself after 27 years marriage with an only child who has NEVER been wrong and a 10 year nervous breakdown love affair with a psychopath out of central casting: my childhood. It is a miracle when any of us survive these relationships. Thank you for your courage and❤