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Was Chris Watts limerent?

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Re: Was Chris Watts limerent?

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SierraM wrote: Tue Feb 07, 2023 4:03 am I don't know about the original question but mine was *not* about whether limerence would explain the acts. Clearly these individuals had other, more serious issues. My question was: are individuals who are clinically diagnosed with ASPD, or sociopaths/psychopaths, if you will, such as is clearly the case with Downs and Watts, also subject to limerence, as I think this peculiarity can shed some light on the condition of limerence itself for us "normal" people let's say. I think it's indeed interesting from a scientific perspective as it can contribute to understand who and who is not subject to limerence, which was a major point of Dorothy Tennov's book.
People can have several co-existing syndromes, mental illnesses and personality disorders & emotional problems. Sometimes people will have shades of a personality disorder that aren't full-blown, or they have syndromes that overlap or intersect in various detrimental ways. So there's really no reason that I can see where a person with anti-social personality disorder couldn't have limerance. I would imagine that they'd be a lot more aggressive & possessive, like stalking and having an attitude of "if I can't have you, nobody will". Like very frightening stuff up to and including murder.
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