Antisocial Behavior Gets Worse After 50- New Study Claims-Dating Seniors Beware

In Senior Sociopaths foremost expert on love fraud, Donna Andersen makes clear that sociopaths don’t just mellow and fade into the sunset – which has been the prevailing “wisdom” of psychotherapists – but rather stay strong, deceptive, and destructive well after 50 years of age. Here are some reasons I hope will inspire you to pursue a chat with me or ask for a copy of Donna’s enlightening book – which comes out in May.

Who should read Senior Sociopaths?

  • If you are uneasy about your over-50 romantic partner, but you’re not sure why
  • If your spouse was always difficult, but now, after 50, seems to be getting worse
  • If you’re struggling to determine your obligation to your demanding, critical, parent
  • If a family member, after age 50, is still causing havoc and division among your relatives
  • If an over-50 friend, neighbor, or acquaintance is turning everyone against you
  • If your senior boss or co-worker is threatening your employment or career

The information in this book will help readers realize that sociopaths continue their manipulative, deceptive, and abusive behavior forever, so they are equipped to determine their own path forward.

 

ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Donna Andersen is the creator of Lovefraud.com, a website that teaches people to recognize and recover from sociopaths. She is the author of eight books, including Senior Sociopaths — How to recognize and escape lifelong abusers (May 2022), Red Flags of Love Fraud—10 signs you’re dating a sociopath, the Red Flags of Love Fraud Workbook, and the four-part Best of the Lovefraud Blog series. She learned about sociopaths the hard way, by marrying one, and tells the whole outrageous story in her first book, Love Fraud.

Donna founded Lovefraud Education and Recovery, a nonprofit that offers webinars to help survivors and professionals identify, escape and recover from sociopaths, including narcissists, psychopaths, and other manipulators. She is co-author of two scientific papers and has presented research to the Society for the Scientific Study of Psychopathy.

Donna has appeared on Investigation Discovery TV shows including Love, Honor, Betray; Deadly Women and Who the Bleep Did I Marry? She also appeared on Insight in Australia, ABC News 20/20, My Life is a Lifetime Movie, Handsome Devils and The Ricki Lake Show. She has been interviewed for multiple radio shows, print articles, and online articles. She graduated from Syracuse University with degrees in psychology and journalism. Donna is happily remarried, proving that recovery from betrayal is possible.