For the Love of a Psycho
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"We don't get involved with the prevention of crime. This is not our job. We are here if he kills you or physically harms you; sorry, we cannot help. I know that he called you 260 times last week and has made 254 photographs of your bedroom windows. But, hey, all this is no hurt to yourself."
I was standing in a London police station, not believing my ears. He is doing everything to destroy me and my business, but that is not enough terror I need to be stabbed or killed.
When I mentioned that he has broken the court order that was issued for my protection, I was told that it is up to me to prove it in order for the police to act. I was on my own and very scared. I tried to not let him change my life, but I lost that battle. All I could do was write, and so I did. This book can be treated as a manual on how to recognize the kind of men to run from--men that are psychopaths and predators, who will leave you having wrecked your self-esteem, stolen your money and peace of mind, and in the end, your health or your very life. They are just not worth it, so beware!
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For the Love of a Psycho - Victoria Wolf
For the Love of a Psycho
Victoria Wolf
Copyright © 2023 Victoria Wolf
All rights reserved
First Edition
PAGE PUBLISHING
Conneaut Lake, PA
First originally published by Page Publishing 2023
ISBN 979-8-88793-839-4 (pbk)
ISBN 979-8-88793-836-3 (digital)
Printed in the United States of America
Table of Contents
Introduction
Prologue and a Warning
Who Is Not Normal?
What Culture?
A Belief System or What?
Who Is Wrong?
Is Hate Safe?
Who Are You?
What Law and Order?
Are Feelings the Truth?
Epilogue
About the Author
Introduction
Ihave written this book hoping to add a little bit to the subject regarding general abuse of women in the world. I also wrote this because I believe that despite all the statistics, there is a much greater number of women who suffer in silence at the hands of a certain kind of man. My story consists of three parts.
The first part is a story in verse. It is a story about Jeffry, the psycho who is stomping through various lives, leaving death and devastation behind him. He is completely convinced that he is right in what he is doing and that all his victims deserved what they get. He is, also, convinced that by his mere existence, he has more rights than other people.
The second part is the story carried by the Poster Girl, which represents reality. Her posters bring forward the gruesome reality of the magnitude of abuse of women. This part is based on facts from the United Nations and various other renowned sources and can all be easily found and confirmed on the Internet.
The third story is in very broad strokes a psychological analysis of the psychopath given by the Good Doctor in his articles. Again, this part is based on current findings by various authors and on my personal experience. I started writing it when I was more or less housebound because I had a stalker for three years, who wished me only harm. During these endless hours of living in fear, I got very little help from anyone. I tried to not let him change my life, but alas, I lost that battle and, after three years, moved at night and in secrecy to get away from him. Today, over ten years later, I still make sure I know who is ringing my doorbell and whose car is parked in my street.
I have no intention of making this a scientific book, a textbook, or a psychological study. It is just my story, and all is just based on how I see it and how I feel about the whole subject. It's not an anti-man book. I have a son, a husband, and a father, whom I love very much. It is a book only about men who are psychopaths and their victims.
Prologue and a Warning
In most cultures, most people will consider that it is not fair when a strong person attacks or torments a weaker or more vulnerable person. Pick on someone your own size
is a saying that is widely understood, and so is the fact that only a lesser human being will instead of protecting the weak look for a vulnerable human to abuse.
It needs to be said that vulnerable means people with a weakness, which can be physical, emotional, or mental,
but it is also very important to note that vulnerable people are not wimps or some sort of a born to be victimized
human subcategory.
The people who live to victimize the vulnerable are psychos, psychopaths, sociopaths, people who suffer from borderline personality disorders, or whatever you wish to call them. Their secret is that they are made in a different way from normal people. They exist in every walk of life and in every country across the world. They all have a certain number of common characteristics since their brains seem to be wired differently in comparison to an average human brain. Their brain waves, when measured in a laboratory setting, have a specific reaction, which is not found among the non-psychopathic population. Their brains show a deficit in the emotional processing of events around them. So their brains seem to be wired differently to most of our brains, and this fact, in turn, makes them see the world in a much different way than most of humanity. Their brain wiring, and the way they see the world, also warps their thinking and disfigures their instincts. Many of them create their own world in their minds where they feel comfortable. In their world, justice, law, love, relationships, etc. are all based on how the psycho thinks they ought to be.
Unfortunately, they live in our world where they don't feel comfortable because all our rules are different. It is in our world
where they hurt very many people because they play by the rules they set themselves. For instance, a Psycho Vulgaris who is also a pedophile plays by the rules of his warped world, where he proclaims that children want to have sex with adults and where rationalization, denial, justification, and complete lack of empathy are used to set the rules. He also knows that his behavior is not acceptable in our wider society, so he hides who he is while blaming society for being prejudice
and making
him pretend he is someone else. He does not see himself as an abuser; rather, most of them will say that the children participated gladly and will go to great lengths to explain how they only feel love for the children. I am fully aware that they do not change their sexual preference for children no matter what happens to them and that there is no therapy for pedophilia. I also, unfortunately, don't belong to the group of people who think they need to be helped or rehabilitated. In a society like ours,