@bipartisanburns@CNN Well, no. Psychopathy, while classified as a mental disorder (ASPD, usually) does not impair a person's ability to know right from wrong or to perceive reality. Psychosis, however, often does. That is why we treat them differently under the law.
@SarahisCensored These fucking twats like they didn't know what he was and didn't help put him into a position of power so that they can grift harder. Ratfuckers, all.
@Rf2020Fan@EpochInspired I'm glad that the younger generations are learning how to spot problematic narcissism. Narcissists spend their lives setting people on fire so that they can stay warm. I'm sorry that your mother is like that. I know what it's like. โค๏ธ
@Peonie749469@EpochInspired My opinion is that parents expect a lot more from their daughters and are more inclined to treat them poorly when they're seen to step out of line.
@blueicyoceans@EpochInspired Children are pre-primed to love their parents. If they are treated with respect by their parents when they're young, children can forgive an awful lot. Estrangement usually follows years of parents refusing to listen to their children and invalidating their experiences.
@JConabicycle@OldManLefty1 I still think that his statement reeks of "both sides are guilty of bad behavior." As far as I know, the mother hasn't been accused of abusing the child. What's with the BS about her being "caught in the middle?"