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James is not offering full-time counselling services right now. He can offer links to third-party insight and free notes for you to research in your own time for educational purposes only. The notes are for malicious detached behaviour that continues at other peoples expence, by any means necessary. Morally bankrupt, malignant empathy deficit actions and a harmful lack of self-awareness that goes beyond parameters. With regard to ASPD (anti-social personality disorder), review the actions, not the person. Detchment is deep routed.

What is an abuser's worst nightmare? Fear of Exposure. Safeguarding is extremely important to those who have had boundaries abused. This means ensuring that everyone protects themselves from deceptive influence and others who harm, direct or indirect (abuse by proxy). If harm or damage is noted, use the appropriate measures. Dealing with a highly deceptive, controlling, toxic, and destructive cognitive bias and a self-serving detachment can be a waste of time.

Safety first, boundaries offer a fear of exposure, secondary evidence paper trail, in other words, they expose themselves. The priority? Use a boundary for your mental health; fear of exposure is linked to coercive control, which is linked to stalking. The abuse extends with network harm to coverup, the action means some needs to be hidden, find a professional for advice on malignant detachment and deluation views of behaviour. Survivors do the work to live healthily. Document and map out everything. Either call 101, 999, or 911 (US). You can email for a web page link, a handbook with a large third-party list of insights. With stalkers, keep all evidence, however small, it is intentional. Approx 85% of stalkers are highly narcissistic or have NPD; it hides in a complex facade.

James K. Leighton-Burns