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“No person is your friend who demands your silence or denies your right to grow.” – Alice Walker”
― Transcendence, Master Dealing with Psychopaths, Sociopaths and Narcissists - The Ultimate Handbook for the Empath

“But you are a rechargeable battery, capable of change. You are capable of building foundations that are the pillars of lasting happiness. And thus, you possess infinite future possibilities in finding love, success, and fulfillment.”
― Transcendence, Master Dealing with Psychopaths, Sociopaths and Narcissists - The Ultimate Handbook for the Empath

“At the work place, one should differentiate and establish clear boundaries between work place allies (those you are friendly to for mutual support and a positive reputation), and intimate friends (those you tell your secrets to). In most cases, it’s best to find your friends elsewhere and just go to work for professional advancement and the paycheck.”
― Transcendence, Master Dealing with Psychopaths, Sociopaths and Narcissists - The Ultimate Handbook for the Empath

“The more you attempt to talk through things or work it out, the more you will be drained; the more frustrated, anxious, despairing, depressed, and unhinged you will feel. Manipulative individuals don’t suddenly become genuine – you have to give up that fantasy. What inevitably happens is that a variety of increasingly convoluted tools and tactics will be used to confuse you and get their way.”
― Transcendence, Master Dealing with Psychopaths, Sociopaths and Narcissists - The Ultimate Handbook for the Empath

“The lesson to be learned is that your affections and emotional capital are valuable resources.  Be strong, be discerning, and do not give this gift to anyone who does not deserve it. What are the Dangers and the Long-Term Outcomes of Associating Closely with Psychopaths, Sociopaths, and Narcissists? When you associate in the long term with disordered individuals, the outcome is almost always disillusioning, negative, or tragic. There are very few exceptions. This is due to three reasons: 1. A psychopath’s aptitude for moral depravity is a bad influence for anyone wishing to live a peaceful and conscientious life. The old proverb rings true: you become like those you associate with – for the good and the bad. 2. Psychopaths like to exploit and cheat the people closest to them. The frequent pattern of those closest to them getting hurt or being driven to ruin is often observable by outsiders. 3. They can even harm and hurt you unintentionally, because none of their actions or decisions take others’ welfare into account.  For example: The majority of HIV patients who regularly have”
― Transcendence, Master Dealing with Psychopaths, Sociopaths and Narcissists - The Ultimate Handbook for the Empath