Ronso
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I don’t even know what this means.
Teatime basically means gossip time in them newfangled, young-whippersnapper internet terms.
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I don’t even know what this means.
Sometimes I think I've been on the internet way too long.Teatime basically means gossip time in them newfangled, young-whippersnapper internet terms.
Thanks. Didn’t even think I was that old.Teatime basically means gossip time in them newfangled, young-whippersnapper internet terms.
Thanks. Didn’t even think I was that old.
I thought most women considered talking gossip as spilling tea.I'm in my mid-30s, and find it harder to keep up. lol
BBM I was thinking along those lines myself except I wondered if perhaps she walked in on them their bed. Caught in the act. Perhaps that set him off MOO
They're convinced they're superior to everyone else, so yes, they know they're different. But beyond that, they're not interested in other people, they're entirely self-absorbed.Are narcissistic personality disorder people aware that they are different than other people? Do they care? They obviously have to fake empathy , caring for others, etc.
I was married to the kind that could perfectly mimic what he perceived to be the proper reaction to different life events. Or have I confused sociopath in with narcissists?
Anyway. Once you realize you're in too deep with one and begin struggling to get away, it's crazy scary dealing with them because their reactions don't match what they're saying. Monsters. These are the monsters you are warned about. Right under your nose.
I thought most women considered talking gossip as spilling tea.
I have been around WS for almost 5 years now and made some great friends. This case has definitely brought a lot of us together as we attempt to collectively wrap our heads around what happened. Yesterday I mentioned that today is the anniversary of my son's death. It is a day that I generally prefer to take off, to spend time at his grave and to unplug with my living kids. Due to an offhand comment I made about CW's mistress, however, I have since been innundated with dozens of messages asking me to share the name. Some of those messages have not been nice-and some people sleuthed ME and contacted me off of WS. It has made an already stressful day even harder.
Look guys. They will release her name soon enough. It always happens. Unfortunately, we will be hearing about these folks ad nauseum for years to come. In fact, I fear that in time CW's name will be more repeated than Shanann's. That happens sometimes-we get more familiar with the criminal than the victim. I hope that doesn't happen here.
WS is awesome because we are victim friendly and we don't post rumors or sleuth family/friends. I do not have any inside info on this case but there are lots of other places out there where things can be found if one wants it badly enough. In time, though, I am sure that everything will make it to MSM. We will probably know more than we want to know. I feel awful for the family and friends who will have to sit back and watch and listen as Shanann is basically victimized again, this time by the defense and media.
They're convinced they're superior to everyone else, so yes, they know they're different. But beyond that, they're not interested in other people, they're entirely self-absorbed.
Narcissus fell in love with his own image, and couldn't drag himself away from gazing at himself in the pool.
Similarly, a narcissistic person is entirely preoccupied with their image: either physically, taking endless selfies, etc; or career-wise, preoccupied with their self-image of being successful; or socially, absorbed in admiring how popular and charming they are.
Unfortunately, I think lots of people today are pretty narcissistic, it's approved in our culture. They're full of themselves, think they're special, and so they tend to be manipulative. They feel very hurt and humiliated if the balloon of their superiority is burst. But they pretty much operate within society's values and rules (tho the society might be a criminal gang, like the mafia).
I think that it is sociopathy, someone who has an anti-social personality, who commits this type of crime. They simple don't believe in the concept of right and wrong, and other people's rights and feelings just don't matter.
That would explain why he was forced to say we talked about separating when she got home.
Because no husband truely wants to tell the police that 4 hrs after your wife and kids supposedly went missing. Especially since her personal belongings were still at the house.
Agree. Some will just say that xyz guy is a dog. And some would say narcissist.They're convinced they're superior to everyone else, so yes, they know they're different. But beyond that, they're not interested in other people, they're entirely self-absorbed.
Narcissus fell in love with his own image, and couldn't drag himself away from gazing at himself in the pool.
Similarly, a narcissistic person is entirely preoccupied with their image: either physically, taking endless selfies, etc; or career-wise, preoccupied with their self-image of being successful; or socially, absorbed in admiring how popular and charming they are.
Unfortunately, I think lots of people today are pretty narcissistic, it's approved in our culture. They're full of themselves, think they're special, and so they tend to be manipulative. They feel very hurt and humiliated if the balloon of their superiority is burst. But they pretty much operate within society's values and rules (tho the society might be a criminal gang, like the mafia).
I think that it is sociopathy, someone who has an anti-social personality, who commits this type of crime. They simple don't believe in the concept of right and wrong, and other people's rights and feelings just don't matter.
Possible. More then likely they would have had to do it at her house. He may have brought her back to his house (to prove SW was gone) in his own vehicle so neighbors would not notice a strange car. I doubt very much he would have openly had her over there parking her car for their neighborhood friends to see. He had to know their friends would tell SW about this and if the murder was premeditated for weeks, his neighbors being able to testify seeing a woman at the house during SW's trip would be evidence against him.If she’s a coworker- I think she would’ve known he’s married- HOWEVER- perhaps he lied and said “oh it’s over, she’s moving out” and so the five weeks away- it made sense to the GF. Perhaps they spent day and night together and this made it seem real.