Persuasive Blamers: (Blamers): Those with life-long personalities
of blaming others for all problems, including their own. They most commonly
have personality traits associated with the Cluster B Personality Disorders
found in the DSM-IV: Borderline, Narcissist, Histrionic, and Antisocial
Personality Disorders. They are preoccupied with blaming others and
cannot look at their own contribution to their problems. In court,
they are often able to persuade others who do not know them—including
attorneys, therapists, evaluators and judges—that they are victims of
those they blame, even though the opposite may be true. Given the limits on
evidence and lack of knowledge of personality disorders, courts often believe
them at the beginning of – and sometimes throughout – a court case. Blamers are
a subgroup of people with BPD or NPD. Source: http://www.highconflictinstitute.com
Max and I are blamed for EVERYTHING by our lovely friend the Dragon. Let me outline some examples:
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She calls the house and screams at Max and won't let him get in a
word and finally he ends up hanging up - and he is blamed for not being
communicative.
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She calls the house and repeatedly bullies him over the phone,
screaming at him and dominating the conversation and I end up barking at her in
the background and suggesting he hang up - and I am blamed for not minding my
own business.
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She calls the house and I answer and she immediately
yells..."why can't you f*% let Max answer the f'*% phone you b*%".
And somehow I am blamed for being abusive and abrupt when I suggest she
give me some respect when she calls my home.
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Jessie gets pink eye and somehow we are to blame (despite her
coming to our home with it)
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Jessie goes to the doctors before coming to our home, she is told
all she has is a sore throat, she makes no complaints all weekend, goes back to
her mom's and over 24 hours later she takes her to the doctor and she is
diagnosed with Scarlet Fever - and somehow we are to blame.
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She harasses me for months and I warn her several times
to leave me alone and she persists, and I finally call the police - and somehow
I am to blame that she could have been charged and lose her driver’s license
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She treats Max, me, our children, and Max and my family with
disrespect for years, and she suggests she can’t understand why everyone hates
her - we are to blame?
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I ask her why she hates me so much and she says "because you
are not what I expected Max to end up with - you are not blond and young."
- I am to blame??
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She over and over causes some ruckus and Max reports it to
his lawyer - and her response "stop telling on me, I get in trouble"
- Max is to blame for your punishment?
The list could go on and on and on. No ownership. No accountability. Always the victim. Never at fault. Always blaming. Pathetic.
Take a long hard look in the mirror Dragon. You are to blame.
My sympathies....I have a few of these in my family.....
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