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This is so funny, but I actually just finished that book 2 days ago. Along with about 10 other books over the past few months about antisocial personality disor

This is so funny, but I actually just finished that book 2 days ago. Along with about 10 other books over the past few months about antisocial personality disorders and Autism, Asbergers, Females with Asbergers. My way of grieving through it was to read and learn everything I could about myself and my ex. Thank you! I'm also reading/have finished reading in the past few months: The Empathy Trap Safe People Without A Conscience Trauma and Memory Women Who Love Psychopaths Social Engineering Whos Pulling your strings In Sheeps Clothing From your recommendation which is the first one I heard of, I found these highly reviewed books on Amazon in the recommended section after you search that book.

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"This is so funny, but I actually just finished that book 2 days ago." Did you find out any diagnosis or observations you didn't recognise? I suggest you also read WEBIS and work at reading body language.[0] WEBIS is an API of human body language. I read an interview on the book, DP, before I purchased it a year ago and Mr.Navarro made a comment in the interview that it was hard to write. I actually asked him why? His answer wasn't that revealing. I was just curious. After reading the book, [1],[2] I now know why. If you have any specific questions, ask Mr.Navarro at http://twitter.com/navarrotells http://twitter.com/navarrotells [0] Read, "What EverBody Is Saying" WEBIS for specific examples of body language. Got this one as well. [1] Cf: Time spent at Brigham Young University. (Read the book). [2] http://money.cnn.com/2015/10/27/news/economy/joe-navarro-cuban-refugee-fbi/ http://money.cnn.com/2015/10/27/news/economy/joe-navarro-cub...