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Exposing Online Predators & Cyberpaths
purplehaze:
http://cyberpaths.blogspot.com
anart:
Cyberpaths.blogspot is actually quite a valuable forum for helping victims of online predators. I assume since you've started a thread posting the address that you're familiar with their work?
purplehaze:
Very familiar. I am on their private support group forum too. Wish more people would read it. Far too many people think cyberpaths (and sociopaths for that matter) are easy to spot or that they are "too smart" to be taken in.
hah!
Laura:
--- Quote from: purplehaze ---Wish more people would read it. Far too many people think cyberpaths (and sociopaths for that matter) are easy to spot or that they are "too smart" to be taken in.
hah!
--- End quote ---
You can say that again!
Generally, if you think you can always spot'em, the Universe will set you straight right quick! It takes a network to figure out the best ones.
It's still the craziest thing I ever saw to know that human looking creatures that have absolutely no ability to feel anything for anybody else at all (other than hunger and desire to dominate and hurt), can so effectively and masterfully evoke emotion in others.
What a paradox.
NormaRegula:
Welcome to the forum, Purplehaze!
You and Laura are correct in that sociopaths aren't always easy to spot. It takes knowledge and a network to figure them out. Thirty years ago, I crossed paths with one fresh out of high school...took a long time to get over the physical and emotional abuse. In the late seventies, there were no support groups in my area to deal with "bad boyfriends," just another ex-girlfriend who would call in the middle of the night to complain and share her misery. (Oh, she eventually went back to him...never heard from her...or him again!)
Looked over your site link a bit. Lots of information and activity. Nice to know there's a place to send someone to should they be in need of help. :)
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