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Untraditionally Lala
Tina Swithin discussed the book on the episode, sharing her own experience with narcissistic abuse and divorce while highlighting how it helped her recognize red flags and navigate the legal system, including terminating parental rights. She praised the book for educating listeners about personality disorders and offering practical guidance for those in similar situations.
Episode: Tina Swithin & Antisocial Personality Disorders
Tina Swithin, the author, discussed the book's content in the context of her personal experience with narcissistic abuse and divorce, offering insights into navigating such situations.
I'm overall so thankful that this topic has had such a presence because it's so important that we're talking about it, that we're educating the next generation on it because I surely wasn't, you know, aware of the red flags and all of those things which is how I ended up in this situation.
I've talked to a lot of psychologists about this. They skim right past personality disorders. I mean, they read the textbook definition of what it means.
I've heard they go from from therapists, like I said, the small percentage that are very well versed on this topic. They have said narcissism and sociopaths go hand in hand. So not all narcissists are sociopaths, but all sociopaths are narcissists.
I successfully terminated his parental rights, which is almost unheard of in the family court system.
I represented myself in family court and I was up against him, his attorneys over the years. He circled through, cycled through them.