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From: XtraMSN Nicknamemaligned1000  (Original Message)Sent: 22/12/2007 7:26 a.m.
Okay, Thank you everyone.  All your stories have confirmed what I learned after my son went to live w/ his gps.  This is no teenage thing.  He was cruel to helpless animals at an early age, and a consistent bully to siblings-younger ones of course.  He played w/ his feces till it became a routine of me sniffing his fingers and sending him back to wash.  gross!  I didn't realize the diagnos till after he left and he refused any contact or apology to us at age 15.  I found a website about "bullies", then this page.. everything fell into place.  He made NO eyecontact in his first year, and we use to "laugh" at how whoever's lap he sat in lost their watch or earrings. 
I have read this page for 3 yrs.  I have held my breath because he is a con artist that makes people feel sorry for him.  Thank Jesus the inlaws have figured him out!! Now I feel free to talk. 
Thank you femfree, and others for this page.  It kept me afloat during my son's ""grooming" phase of my inlaws... 


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From: XtraMSN Nicknametwinkletoes678Sent: 22/12/2007 9:21 p.m.
Hi Mal.welcome to the site. This site has helped me keep my sanity and learn about my daughters very sad but strange condition.every day I live and learn.

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From: XtraMSN NicknamefemfreeSent: 25/12/2007 3:09 p.m.
Hi maligned. I'm glad you've found your answers. As bad as they are it does give us some understanding.
 
I watch as my X N fromhell stepson is able to con people most magnificently as Dr. Vaknin says. It really is an art, but it's the motivation of their lives and to see it on high watching like a hawk circling and watching, but protected from whatever he does is all one can do.  Very sad.
 
I'm glad the others have learned about him too. I wish that would happen in this family I talk about, but he's too good.   

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From: XtraMSN Nicknamemaligned1000Sent: 1/01/2008 2:39 a.m.
Hi femfree, thanks for the comment.  We adopted my son @ birth, and back then I really believed children were blank slates.  But nothing I tried made a dent on his personality or behavior.  I went to therapy thinking I was subconciously treating him "different" from the biological children I have.  Twin studies who were seperated at birth have been so helpful!  Even with diametrically opposing backgrounds, they remain so similar!  I suggested at age 15 that he seek his b. mother.  He was NOT interested.  Well, she died the year he left us, and since then he has met his b. grandmother and half siblings, and I see him beginning the grooming process toward them.   I pray often that God will help them see him for what he is.  I even prayed this Christmas that God would help my in-laws see the disappointment on his face with what they bought him.  (nothing's ever good enough...sigh) 

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