ANYONE ELSE HERE THINK GABBY PETITO PROBABLY PUSHED HER BF TO THE BRINK OF INSANITY AND HE JUST SNAPPED?

It was a simple question. No harm no foul.

Gabby's behavior was unquestionably BPD, and Brian, at minimum, demonstrated glaring NPD traits. He could also be ASPD, which the traits of narcissism also apply.

No, she didn't show any signs of psychosis.

The BPD-NPD couple is quite common because the pathologies mesh. BPD are pathological fearful of abandonment, among other behavioral and cognitive traits, and people with clinical NPD need to have someone (or many) at all times propping up their internal fantasy narrative of superiority.

People with BPD also have unstable identities, distorted cognition and perception and create their own fantasy narratives not always grounded in objective reality. They also tend to shape that narrative and their identity around, or to mesh with, the target person's narrative, likes, dislikes, interests, etc. So, with a BPD-NPD couple, you get two people living a fantasy that serves both their pathologies.

Then there is the textbook BPD trait where they like to be victims, even false victims, who are saved by their white knight partner, and they will completely fabricate drama and test the partner's loyalty. Most people with NPD love this because they become center of attention and can wear their Super Hero cape feeding the NPD ego and pathology.

One of the problems, though, is the inability of those with BPD to control their emotions and thus their behavior for which people with NPD have little tolerance. Then it becomes a pathological power struggle, which often becomes physical.

The combo can be a hot pathological and often dangerous mess, especially if the person with BPD cannot control his/her emotions and behavior...and comply or submit to the person with NPD, who lacks empathy and doesn't give a fuck about anyone but him/herself and most often has a shot load of anger and rage residing just beneath the skin.

Holy shit. I wrote far more than I intended.

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Gabby's behavior was unquestionably BPD, and Brian, at minimum, demonstrated glaring NPD traits. He could also be ASPD, which the traits of narcissism also apply.

No, she didn't show any signs of psychosis.

The BPD-NPD couple is quite common because the pathologies mesh. BPD are pathological fearful of abandonment, among other behavioral and cognitive traits, and people with clinical NPD need to have someone (or many) at all times propping up their internal fantasy narrative of superiority.

People with BPD also have unstable identities, distorted cognition and perception and create their own fantasy narratives not always grounded in objective reality. They also tend to shape that narrative and their identity around, or to mesh with, the target person's narrative, likes, dislikes, interests, etc. So, with a BPD-NPD couple, you get two people living a fantasy that serves both their pathologies.

Then there is the textbook BPD trait where they like to be victims, even false victims, who are saved by their white knight partner, and they will completely fabricate drama and test the partner's loyalty. Most people with NPD love this because they become center of attention and can wear their Super Hero cape feeding the NPD ego and pathology.

One of the problems, though, is the inability of those with BPD to control their emotions and thus their behavior for which people with NPD have little tolerance. Then it becomes a pathological power struggle, which often becomes physical.

The combo can be a hot pathological and often dangerous mess, especially if the person with BPD cannot control his/her emotions and behavior...and comply or submit to the person with NPD, who lacks empathy and doesn't give a fuck about anyone but him/herself and most often has a shot load of anger and rage residing just beneath the skin.

Holy shit. I wrote far more than I intended.

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You kick puppies and blame them for getting kicked, don't you?

Psychopaths have no conscience and no empathy. They see the victims (even the dead ones) as "at fault".

Ever heard of the song "The Snake"?

There it is, right there.

You kick puppies and blame them for getting kicked, don't you?

Psychopaths have no conscience and no empathy. They see the victims (even the dead ones) as "at fault".

Ever heard of the song "The Snake"?

There it is, right there.

Actually i adore our furry and feathered friends…I have many that i care for with great love. So you are barking up the wrong tree there missy.

Gabby's behavior was unquestionably BPD, and Brian, at minimum, demonstrated glaring NPD traits. He could also be ASPD, which the traits of narcissism also apply.

No, she didn't show any signs of psychosis.

The BPD-NPD couple is quite common because the pathologies mesh. BPD are pathologically fearful of abandonment, among other behavioral and cognitive traits, and people with clinical NPD need to have someone (or many) at all times propping up their internal fantasy narrative of superiority.

People with BPD also have unstable identities, distorted cognition and perception and create their own fantasy narratives not always grounded in objective reality. They tend to shape that narrative and their identity around, or to mesh with, the target person's narrative, likes, dislikes, interests, etc. So, with a BPD-NPD couple, you get two people living a fantasy that serves both their pathologies.

Then there is the textbook BPD trait where they like to be victims, even false victims, who are saved by their white knight partner, and they will completely fabricate drama and test the partner's loyalty. Most people with NPD love this because they become center of attention and can wear their Super Hero cape feeding the NPD ego and pathology.

One of the problems, though, is the inability of those with BPD to control their emotions and thus their behavior for which people with NPD have little tolerance. When this clash occurs, it becomes a pathological power struggle, which then often becomes physical.

The combo can be a hot pathological and often dangerous mess, especially if the person with BPD cannot control his/her emotions and behavior...and comply or submit to the person with NPD, who lacks empathy and doesn't give a fuck about anyone but him/herself and most often has a shit load of anger and rage residing just beneath the skin.

Holy shit. I wrote far more than I intended.

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Here it is....just for you, Chile.

So did Hitler.

So did Hitler.

Haha…so if we treat our animals with love and kindness we are like Hitler now. Lol.

Seems a bit of leap.
Why would you even think that?
Because i asked if you were slightly schizophrenic?

Yes, if one defends monsters and simultaneously blames the victims of said monsters.

Watch the video. Pay attention to the words.

Very detailed…are you a professional?

Didn’t know he was schizophrenic.

Soooooooo Gabby had Bipolar Disorder, eh?

Based on what, exactly?

I watched the video…
I am not defending anyone.
I have no idea what has happened to that beautiful young lady what so ever. None.
Maybe he is the perpetrator. Maybe not.

So far all we know about it is based on this article

Gabby Petito’s best friend claims Brian Laundrie was jealous and controlling
[link to www.dailymail.co.uk (secure)]

The woman’s always to blame on GLP.

Gabby's behavior was unquestionably BPD, and Brian, at minimum, demonstrated glaring NPD traits. He could also be ASPD, which the traits of narcissism also apply.

No, she didn't show any signs of psychosis.

The BPD-NPD couple is quite common because the pathologies mesh. BPD are pathologically fearful of abandonment, among other behavioral and cognitive traits, and people with clinical NPD need to have someone (or many) at all times propping up their internal fantasy narrative of superiority.

People with BPD also have unstable identities, distorted cognition and perception and create their own fantasy narratives not always grounded in objective reality. They tend to shape that narrative and their identity around, or to mesh with, the target person's narrative, likes, dislikes, interests, etc. So, with a BPD-NPD couple, you get two people living a fantasy that serves both their pathologies.

Then there is the textbook BPD trait where they like to be victims, even false victims, who are saved by their white knight partner, and they will completely fabricate drama and test the partner's loyalty. Most people with NPD love this because they become center of attention and can wear their Super Hero cape feeding the NPD ego and pathology.

One of the problems, though, is the inability of those with BPD to control their emotions and thus their behavior for which people with NPD have little tolerance. When this clash occurs, it becomes a pathological power struggle, which then often becomes physical.

The combo can be a hot pathological and often dangerous mess, especially if the person with BPD cannot control his/her emotions and behavior...and comply or submit to the person with NPD, who lacks empathy and doesn't give a fuck about anyone but him/herself and most often has a shit load of anger and rage residing just beneath the skin.

Holy shit. I wrote far more than I intended.

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Never stick your dick in crazy.

If you do, make sure you pull out and get the hell out of there!!!

Yes, if one defends monsters and simultaneously blames the victims of said monsters.

Watch the video. Pay attention to the words.

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I watched the video…
I am not defending anyone.
I have no idea what has happened to that beautiful young lady what so ever. None.
Maybe he is the perpetrator. Maybe not.

Her: I'm crazy
Him: I like crazy
*4 months later* Him: this bitch really is crazy!

Based on limited info, they both seem a bit fragile.

LOL!