My Sister Is Actually a Psychopath?
Question by beingkristine: My sister is actually a psychopath?
My dad’s side of the family has a history of being bipolar. My older sister (18) takes strongly after my father.
She physically beats me, then will manipulate the story so that she always comes off looking innocent. She tries to ensure that I have no friends, by intimidating, bullying them when they come over, and telling my parents lies that they do drugs, are bad kids, etc. so they forbid me to be around them. If get ready to go off to visit with friends, she will claw, bite, rip out my hair so that I’m a wreck and can’t go off.
She does not show empathy. At all. She scoffs and actually gets angry when people show emotion at something sad. She manipulates constantly.
My parents are plenty aware. They’ve seen her violence, they know she’s manipulative, they even admit themselves that it’s very likely that she’s bipolar, and/or psychopath, but they flat refuse to do anything about it, because they say it’s normal teenager attitude, and take the stance of “bury our heads in the sand”, and are convinced she’ll grow out of it. She’s been like this her whole life, and she’s 18 now.
I’ve tried to be as objective as possible when I do online psychopath/bipolar testing, but she always fails them, and my parents point blank refuse to do anything. (It also might be a factor that dad is actually bipolar, but refuses to take medication for it, and my mom was abused as a child, and thinks it’s perfectly normal)
Help?
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Answer by Oor
It sounds to me like this is a situation where maybe you’re sister doesn’t need to leave or get help, but one where you should leave and get help.
If she is physically abusing you and your parents are doing nothing then it is dangerous to be in that home. Tell a guidance councilor, if nothing else when you tell them you don’t feel safe they can temporary move you out until they can investigate what is going on and get your sister the help she needs.
Answer by Christian (.Minister.)
This info applies to you. This is the background of how so called mental problems start and why.
1st of all, maybe you think people/parents can talk anyway they see fit each day. Turns out many parents are abusers. Actually they are not trying to be tough to make you responsible- they are tricking you. This goes for people at school as well. Words are abuse also.
There are 3 types of abusive people/parents. Some hit the bottle. Some hit you. And some run their mouths and put you down. THEY are sick and feel great on being mean, and thats the only reason they do it. They are wrong about everything. The typical abuser is close-minded, self-righteous and was also abused themself. Use defense and read many sites on verbal abuse etc. They tear you down to build themselves up.
Abuse causes pain mistaken as Mental Problems. BP OCD etc. Psychiatrists commit fraud and all disorders are a hoax. For chemical imbalances NO test exists. You dont have what shrinks say you have.
Jesus name and forgiving others who are wrong is important along with avoiding them.
Contact- Child Protective Services online or tell your teacher. Your parents need to forgive the past.
Learn the truth, forgive, and Get Away from them. Read many many sites under “emotional abuse” and “dealing with bullies”.
Talk to me. I have some questions for you
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