Maximilian_Jenius
Super User
A desire to follow them is. People look for the “strong man” who can protect them, and the sociopath has a very easy go of presenting himself as that strong man.
I can get behind that logic.
But they'll ultimately fail you because trauma halts growth. Their body grows and ages, but their mental development ceases and is frozen at whatever age that they were physically, emotionally, sexually traumatized. They're essentially a child in a grown-up's body. That amongst many other reasons is why they're so self-destructive in nature. They project strength, but it's all a mask/overcompensating to hide all their many constellations of inadequacies from others, but more importantly themselves. They're only ever in power to get their own needs met, not anyone else's.
Never follow a sociopath, it never works out in the end. History proves that time and again.
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