Obsessive Psychopath Novels & Stories

But he blocked my way and continued the conversation. "That day, I saw your wolf. Why are you an omega? Your wolf is definitely stronger. You didn't even shift completely that day and still managed to kill a whole bunch of wolves having betas," he said. I sighed. "Look, I am also confused with everything that is going on with me. I don't know if my wolf is an omega or a beta or whatever. I had never even fought before that day. And trust me, my wolf is nothing special, it's just a regular fluffy wolf," I tried to convince him as much as possible that I was not someone he was thinking of.

Andrew balked. “Obsessive compulsive disorder. He has a lot of the symptoms. It often manifests in a bid to control his environment. Things like excessive hand washing. Touching a light switch a certain number of times. Have you noticed these behaviours in Oliver?” “Oliver is not mentally ill,” Andrew snapped at me. It was a classic denial response, and I wasn’t surprised. Andrew was stubborn at the best of times, and I’d worked with a lot of parents who refused to believe there was anything wrong with their child.

I warned, hoping he could burst out laughing and say he was only joking, but there wasn’t a trace of smile on his lips, only seriousness. And that was when I fucking knew Maverick wasn’t a sane person, if anything, he is a psychopath, an obsessive one at that. He took a step closer, invading my privacy. Ripping it off like he belonged there. Right in front of me. “Give it a try, Princess. That would only make my obsession about you increase tenfolds.”

Why didn't I get caught despite all the killing? I got my answers when I met a member of a society that aimed to protect people with a psychopathic disorder. Yes, I have a psychopathic disorder. And that's why I always wanted to kill someone. Because I felt like I was going insane, I visited a psychiatrist. However, I was proven wrong about thinking that the voices in my head were driving me crazy. It turns out that what I am experiencing is not just an ordinary mental breakdown, but rather Psychopath Disorder. According to my doctor, this disorder is characterized by a loss of self-control, causing a person to act like an insane individual and kill someone without hesitation.

Then, she turned to address him somberly, “You have obsessive tendencies and I’m far too stubborn—the both of us would only anger each other. I suggest you think about it before you delude yourself into believing we could ever work out.” There was a certain truth to her words that even Matthias could not deny. He did have strong obsessive tendencies that bordered on a personality disorder, but he had always brushed those off as part of his character. He remembered Evan urging him to see a therapist but he had unfortunately paid no heed to that suggestion, either.

Jennifer, who was only a year younger than Vicky, had experienced no less than Vicky over the years. Seeing Vicky's interest in the topic, Jennifer spoke up, "Anthony's mother told me that most obsessions aren't from true emotions, but rather a person's deeply ingrained principles. Some people have a strong obsession with certain things, which may be due to experiencing something profound that contradicts their beliefs."

I turned to the back of the car trying to reach the bag where my laptop was when all of a sudden… A screeching sound and a huge thud were heard after I stepped on the break abruptly. I looked at the window in front of me where there seems to be no one but I was pretty sure that I hit someone. "Can I just tell you directly over the phone? Because I'm pretty busy and I have to go. It was not you or Mr. Harris was the father. I couldn't believe how she concluded that when she had sex to more than two guys though. So I kinda dug up more of her medical records and I found out that she has OPD or Obsessive Personality Disorder. Be careful Mr. Howards, this kind of PD can get extremely dangerous, e

He stared at the bugging device in his hand. Why is he obsessed with me so much? He wondered. Just why? This obsession is just too much. He thinks my whole body is his…as if he owns me… could it be that he is in… no… psychopaths aren't capable of that. And no one treats someone they're in love with in the manner he treats me. But which personality of his is obsessed with me? His nice personality? Or the psychopathic one? The terrifying one I saw yesterday? Or all the three of them? He sighed, threw out the bugging device on the road and started the car.

"But, as usual, Scott was an idiot. He liked his best friend's wife, Helen." I widened my eyes, unable to speak. "John was a good man, but he got manipulated by Scott. Scott forced him to take a bet. At the time, John was to inherit billions of dollars from maybe his dad, but Scott forced him to use all of it for a bet. Not only did Scott manipulate him that much, but he also let him bet on his wife." I dropped my jaw. "Helen?" He nodded weakly. "Scott has a mental illness, Obsessive Love Disorder. Even though he's had kids, even after years, he still feels only attracted to Helen. The doctors said his condition is rare, and he might have to undergo extra treatment, but Scott refused."

I breathed. "I’m obsessed," he corrected, his thumb tracing the line of my jaw with a chilling tenderness. "There’s a difference. Insane people don’t plan for ten years to take back what was stolen from them. Obsessed people don't stop until there is nothing left of their enemy but ash."