The only problem is that you came across a psychopath. If you want to feel sorry for him, if you want to forgive him and forget him, but don't blame him too much. Here is the definition of a psychopath: A psychopath is a person who has no conscience, consciousness, but not because he lacks the intellectual capacity to understand the difference between right and wrong, but because he lacks the emotional connection with cognition, thoughts, etc. Some of the characteristics of this include a striking lack of empathy, a lack of concern for other people, a perception of other people simply as objects. When normal people process emotional material, there is a great deal of activation of parts of the brain that are designed to respond emotionally to events and respond to emotionality. In normal people it can be distinguished emotionally-saturated from a neutral event, but in psychopaths this is impossible. Parts of the limbic area and parts of the brain responsible for emotionality in general - the hippocampus, amygdala, in psychopaths do not function as in other people. Psychopaths are pathological liars. Their relationships with other people are practically defined by manipulation and exploitation. The psychopath sees no reason to be honest or caring, concerned about other people. They are usually very good at lying, sometimes they are able to confuse even experienced interrogators. Because they are incapable of shame or fear, their body language or tone of voice, and other similar signs, never betray them, as is usually the case with other liars. In fact, they are absolutely not afraid of being caught lying. When they are put in a situation to answer real questions and face real facts, they, without even pausing, they will rework their story to fit the facts and look consistent. This constant reworking of their story leads to contradictions that leave the listener confused. According to Hare, many psychopaths are charming on the surface and have an exceptional ability to show emotions (until they actually experience them) and have an incredible ability to manipulate others. A term often used is 'sweet-spoken', meaning an improvised speech skill that is often insincere or superficial, apparent. They have fewer social restraints and internal restraints, and are more extroverted, dominant, and self-confident. They are also not afraid to insult, reject or be disappointed. These things, when they happen, they reject them and do not feel discouraged from trying again. It should be noted that not all psychopaths have this "calm and smooth" charm, often with a bad upbringing some of them lack social grace, grace and elegance or education to impress people. Such psychopaths rely more on threats and violence to get what they want. Hervey Kleckley suggests that psychopaths lack the ability to understand what life really means.
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Oh, come on, finally beat his clown. I will only tell you that no one runs away from what is sent. You are the reason for going through these torments, it is not his fault. So you either leave his life or you continue to suffer. It's very simple :)