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Most of us have a pretty good sense of what’s right and wrong. Your parents probably taught you to be kind to others and to avoid lying, cheating, stealing and causing harm. If you’re tempted to do some of those things, the threat of being arrested will likely keep you in check. But unfortunately, there are some individuals out there who have a blatant disregard for the rules and a shocking lack of empathy.
Reddit users have recently been sharing stories about the worst people they’ve ever met, so we’ve gathered some of their most upsetting experiences below. I’ll warn you right now that these accounts may be hard to get through, but they might also make you a bit more appreciative all of the genuinely good people in your life.
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#1
My abuser.
He did so with a number of kids our age at the time. Meeting him again in court was horrific - he had no remorse, gaslight anyone he could, including his family. His son was the one that reached out to the victims to help put his dad away.
We did. He will rot in jail for as long as we can keep him there.
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#2
My mother. Never wanted kids and always made sure I knew. Growing up she'd never let me try new things and would berate me for wanting to have experiences. She would make me feel guilty for wanting basic things such as clothing or school supplies. She took great joy if I ever failed at anything. She would give me the silent treatment at any slight inconvenience. She abandoned me numerous times.
As an adult I decided to be work hard and be the opposite of her in every way. She once again abandoned me in adulthood. I did become successful. She is jealous as hell. I will remain no contact with her till she's dead, even then I won't be at her funeral.
flower petals 7 months ago
Somebody I know says about their father that they’ll only go to his funeral to make sure he’s d**d. Knowing what I know about their dad I can’t blame them..
#3
I met Elon Musk while working for a subcontractor company making stuff for Spacex and Starlink. He was an a*s, all his employees traveling with him were miserable, burnt out, walking on egg shells, and the moment he was out of te room they trashed him relentlessly. This was about 10 years ago.
#4
My ex. Went to prison for beating my dog so bad that they had to euthanize her. Every animal I ever had around him died.
#5
I did a little stint in prison and got a job packing cutlery. A git paired off with this dude and we had good chats first few days I worked with him.
Then he started to tell me what he did on the outside. He was a pimp and he explained what his method of turning vulnerable girls into prostitution by hooking them on smack and even turned a girl's dad and took over his flat.
He explained and boosted how he manipulated all the girls and used fear and intimidation and how to get the most out of them.
What's worse is that you'd never see him coming. He was a specimen of a man. He was seriously good looking, could have been a top model or something. He was huge and built like Paulo Costa or Anthony Joshua. Proper charming and disarming.
He was how I'd describe a vampire, designed to be a perfect predator of humans. I could see how he could easily charm guys to work for him and girls to fall for him, he had insane charisma. But he was an utter sociopath and really f*****g dangerous.
This was the kind of guy you hope to God that never walks into your daughter's life.
#6
My biological father. He quite literally made my and my entire family’s lives a living hell. The 3 major types of abuse (physical, emotional/psychological, and sexual), that can be done to another another person happened to me by him from a very young age (3-4) until my mid 20’s. It wasn’t an on and off kind of thing either. It was all the time. How I managed to get through school, college, and working at my family’s small business? Idk. But I’m here! :).
flower petals 7 months ago
I always celebrate a fellow survivor! 🎉🎀🎊 Making it out alive is a victory in itself. We’re still here! Lots of love to you ❤️🧡💛
#7
Danny, the dispatcher at my former taxi job. He thrived on conflict and loved creating hardship for both drivers and customers alike. I watched him deliberately send a taxi late because the woman emphasized how she couldn't be late to her doctor's appointment. He hung up and sorta chuckled and said "well she's definitely gonna be late now!".
#8
My grandfather. He was violently abusive and sadistic to people and animals and is responsible for generational trauma for his children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren. He was a very bad man.
#9
My son's father. I told him I was pregnant and he kicked me as hard as he could in the stomach. That isn't even the worst thing he did.
#10
A guy I went to high school with worked for a direct medical device sales company and he would intentionally delay the delivery of things like catheters and colostomy bags until the patients were literally emailing begging for them. I’ve heard that he’s done a ton of other f****d up s**t as well. Haven’t seen him since high school and the guy is still the most evil person I have ever come across.
#11
My stepmother. The nicest thing she ever did for me was trying to drown me at the beach.
#12
My mother-in-law. And I know it’s a trope for men to dislike their MIL, but she has never done anything to me directly. Instead, she routinely physically and emotionally abused my wife in ways we’re still unpacking in our 30s, she emotionally manipulates and (we suspect) baby trapped my FIL. She has alienated every person that ever gave her kindness, because she takes advantage of people. She has used her husband’s chronic health issues to gain sympathy with people, and then takes as much money as she can before losing people’s numbers. And to top it all off, she has totaled 6 cars in as many years, thankfully never hurting anyone else, but it’s only a matter of time. She’s currently laid up in the hospital because this last wreck almost killed her, and that would have been a kindness.
#13
Knew a kid growing up that was never all there. He was always angry at everyone for no reason and would take it out on them physically. He spent a lot of time in detention. After high school, he was arrested for kidnapping a girl and holding her for a few days until the cops found him. He spent a few years in prison. Within a month of him getting out of prison, he kidnapped and raped a teenage girl and then beat the s**t out of her daily for several weeks. He's back in prison.
#14
I knew a guy, sort of just a dude I knew in town for a few decades.
He'd dated a good friend of mine, and she explained all the terrible things he'd done, like sleeping around, stealing and selling her stuff, trying to get her to sign loans for him. She left, finally, when he tried to 'sell' her to a friend of his for the night.
So, this guy just exists in my town, and he does the same thing on repeat to everyone he meets. He gets a girlfriend, and tells her he's a 'dom' and she needs to be his 'sub', and then he 'tests' her, by making her do everything from giving him all their money, to prostituting them out, making them get their friends in bed with him, he's branded a few girls, etc ...
I had dinner with him, once. I can't remember the circumstances, but I saw him lift a pile of plates in a no-smoking restaurant and ash in the middle plate. He didn't even laugh, or act like it was a joke or that anyone else should react.
I watched him all night, as he just did little things to f**k people over. Unplugged a phone, grabbed a wallet and tossed it in the trash, etc, etc ...
He did these things out of habit. He wasn't angry, didn't know the people he was messing with.
I went to take a p**s, and grabbed the wallet up out of the trash and handed it to the owner saying 'I think you dropped this' or something, but the rest of it I just sort of watched in awe.
He's probably still around. The last time I saw him was at the local strip club, where he was ordering his girlfriend to make out with random dudes. When she got to me, I shot him a look and said 'No, thanks'. I don't even remember why I was there, but it's not my usual hang out.
I hear about him from time to time, doing the same s**t. He's always with some surprisingly pretty girl, who always has a look on her face like her dog just died.
I've met some s****y people, but never another one as completely dedicated to being the center of chaos at all times. He ruins people like it's a full time job.
flower petals 7 months ago
Sounds like a sadist to me. They tend to *need* that special type of pleasure they can only get from harming others.
Black Cat 7 months ago
Why do women tolerate these wankers?. I'll never understand the appeal of a bad boy. As soon as he expected them to be submissive you know he's a selfish prat who doesn't give a s**t about his partner. Love and respect isn't controlling.
Annabelle 7 months ago (edited)
Because they are highly charismatic and their first impression is never like this. They know what part of their personality they need to show to be loved. When women think “he can’t be like that” they are already in trouble. The example above is the obvious bad guy leaching on insecurities. You also have the subtle version which is way harder to spot and they can also be a woman. Parents need to learn their children how normal relationships work and that respect for your partner and children is crucial.
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Sunny Day 7 months ago
Friend of a friend. Their son was a user & dealer. He liked to hook up with "nice" girls who thought they could help him go clean. Instead he would drag them down to his level, get them hooked, break them, and dump them. I'm talking clean cut churchie girls who end up stripping at a bar/dump, covered in home-done tats and large piercings down their spine.
Annabelle 7 months ago
Yup so others (pimps) can recognise a girl as property (victims of human trafficking). I have worked in a hospital and have seen this a couple of times.
Load More Replies... Mary Beadle 6 months ago
I am a little hung up when OP said "he watched him in awe". That's kinda scary
#15
My cousin. Recently found out that he has been stealing from my aunt, his grandma, to the tune of thousands of pounds that were supposed to be for paying their rent. She only found out because she got a letter from the council saying she was about to be evicted from her council flat for non payment of rent.
#16
Old CEO for a company I used to work for. Every time we interacted I felt like I was looking at evil incarnate. Luckily, the Director I was under purposely acted as a buffer, because I wouldn't have taken what he continually took. This CEO guy would verbally abuse employees/clients/partners on a regular basis. Not just being mean, but screaming, veins and eyes popping out. He turned on one of my teammates one day for using the wrong verbiage with a confused caller. I ran over, put my hand on his chest and pushed him away telling him to stop. He turned to me with that evil and I matched his eyes and told him he better calm down or he'll regret it. I kind of saw him realize I was about to beat the s**t out of him if he didn't calm down and scrambled back to his office. When covid hit he immediately let go of half of our small company and cut the remaining employees pay by 50%. I of course left but funnily enough am going back to the industry in a few weeks with a company that has a lot more reach/market share, going to make it my job to steal most if not all of their accounts. F**k that guy.
#17
My ex wife. She pretended to be normal but was a psycho. She embezzled tens of thousands of dollars from her boss, depleted my 401k and checking account. We were supposed to close on a house but she never showed. I then checked my banks and they had a zero balance. She ended up in prison for lots of other the ga she stole. None of these traits showed up when we were dating. She is now a spokesman for rights of people in jail. Wish she would pay me.back. I lost so much more than money. It was flat out humiliating for me.
Lost Penny 7 months ago
"None of these traits showed up when we were dating." People like that are masters of disguise. They know exactly what mask to wear & for how long. They know how to pass as a decent person.
#18
My grandmother from my dad's side. I won't trauma dump much, but to understand how vile she is: when my mom got out of the hospital after giving birth to my sister, she made her cook for like 20 people, sweep the roof and much more. No one helped my mom from that mob of relatives from my dad's side. Back then my dad worked at a really busy job, so he only got home late and wasn't able to help. She also constantly envies me, my sisters and my mom to my dad. Yes, envies. Her literal grandkids. Even my youngest sister who's only 9.
Whenever she or any of my sisters or me will be seeming to have a good time or a conversation with our dad, she always tries to make butt in that conversation or scold us for something so we won't talk to him. I will skip out on the amount of drama she has caused and the insults that she had addressed. Too bad her other grandkids dgaf about her and are kinda dumb asf with no achievements in life! I absolutely love my parents tho.
#19
My oldest's mother... insanely manipulative, verbally & physically abusive, extreme sociopathic behavior, borderline psychotic...
...no. 1 example... called my kid a "f - - got & punched them, when they were 17yo, in the face... on Xmas day... attempting to goad them into a physical altercation . . . and when she was restrained by the step-father (who told my kid to gather what they valued and to stay with friends for a few days), while my kid packed a suitcase, she attacked the step-father and hit him in the head with a highball glass... and when my kid left, she destroyed their bedroom and threw out their bed... all in front of her other two kids...
My kid didn't return home for months...
My kid's step-dad if a absolute f - - king saint...
flower petals 7 months ago
This might sound strange, but I don’t think people staying with this type of abusers are ‘saints’. I think they can also be part of the problem, enabling the abuse and making the abuser’s life easier.
#20
Well there was the guy that fired me by lying about me, getting students to file false reports about me, hiring a hooker to try to seduce me, sexually harassed other faculty and the administration did nothing, and had a romantic partner that was almost 40 years his junior (it was as creepy as it sounds). But he was also very unhealthy and unexpectedly died a few years after I was forced out, so there's that.
#21
Christopher Duntsch, aka "Dr. Death", the horrible *former* neurosurgeon.
I was an internal medicine resident that just barely overlapped with his time as a neurosurgery resident (my intern year was his last year in Memphis). Only encountered him twice as the consulting neurosurg resident, but he came across as arrogant, dismissive, and not as smart as he thought he was. Turns out, he was also incompetent, dishonest, and evil.
#22
My sister.
Edit to explain my opinion:
She moved into my inherited house to help manage it (I was 16 when my dad passed and his only child)
Not knowing any better and not knowing what to do, I signed papers to give my sister "executive of estate" so she could help me handle the remaining mortgage ~$20,000.
I dropped out of highschool and worked two jobs to pay if off in full (or so I though) within 18 months.
Turned out I had been supporting her dope habit while she let the bank take my house.
I get home from a month long job to find all the locks changed and all my s**t in the front yard.
This was 20 years ago
Just recently she verbally assaulted my child to the point of tears, threatened physical violence against an elderly family friend annnnnnd abandoned her 18 year old son with her now ex fiance because, once again, she's on that sauce.
#23
The serial killer, backpacker murderer Ivan Milat. Have had a number of interactions with him in the past. Knew him from my youth in the Southern Highlands and he was arrested in Eaglevale in a house adjacent to my partner at the time. Woke to the dogs barking and Police everywhere.
Nathaniel He/Him Cis-Het 7 months ago
Not heard of this killed before, I will have to look him up. Sounds like a lucky escape for you.
#24
I was friends with William James Vahey's son and slept at their house as a kid. He was the "most prolific child molester of our time" according to the FBI. Thankfully I was not in his target age group.
As is common with accounts like this, I remember him being really nice.
#25
There was this weird guy I went to high school with. My friends and I all thought he was “off”. After high school, we find out he’s been arrested. He had been abusing 3 boys for years and filming it. (He was caught because the children’s mother found the USB while cleaning).
To top it all off he worked at one of those trampoline park places, which are obviously frequented by children.
#26
My father , his eyes look soulless. Not only is he physically and emotionally abusive . He’s a narcissist and in denial . The scariest times with him where when he had alcohol induced psychosis a man scared of his own shadow is scary to a child especially when you’ve seen what he’s capable of. He broke into our house while we were away and stole all of my mothers identification information the tv stole her photo albums one of her cars, threw all her underwear in the pond and threw her bras on the chandelier. He also stole my dog and threatened to let her out on a busy road if my mother didn’t go see him. He also owes like 700k in tax idk how nobody’s caught him. I’m not scared of snakes, spiders, heights etc but I’m terrified of my father.
#27
My step-grandmother. When she dies, I will not go to her funeral. I’ll be sure to party and sing “Ding dong the witch is dead.” The ironic part is, she used to be a nun, but got pardoned by the convent to leave. She is proof no matter how religious you are, it doesn’t give you a free pass to heaven.
#28
A lady who lived the street over from me when I was a kid slowly poisoned her husband over several months resulting in his death. Did it for insurance money. She was always pretty mean but I remember him being very nice.
#29
Maybe not as evil as some people here, but when I worked security at Walmart, we had a "quota" of people we needed to catch per shift or our jobs would be on the line.
My manager decided that since it was a slow day, shed start picking on teens and obviously not-well off people, trying to call the police on them for taking a candy bar or a pack of 3$ ground beef. It was to the point where she took an older lady, who was extremely nice and came in often, usually buying clothes for the community center kids she helped supervise, into the backroom over a misplaced pair of 5$ gym shorts that she had forgotten to scan. She called the police and made.a.huge stink over it, berating this poor woman and that was the day I walked.out. I went to visit my parents in another state, ignored every call Walmart sent to me, and left a voicemail for my boss telling them EXACTLY how I felt. It felt nice, and was probably the best thing for my mental health, because I was beginning to get very depressed working that piece of s**t job.
F**k Walmart and all their managers.
Oh! I also had a manager while I was there who worked in the CS department, who constantly tried to get underage girls numbers, like 16yr olds want anything to do with your 53yr old a*s. Reported him multiple times, but since he was friends with district, nothing ever came of my reports. Disgusting piece of s**t.
Jessica SpeLangm 7 months ago
Wait....you had a quota of people to arrest at Walmart? Was that this manager's thing, or a corporate thing? If it was this manager, then she needed to be fired. If it was a corporate thing, then that company needs to go out of business.
#30
Tony Robbins. When I met him I had no idea who he was or what he did but he just creeped me out. He was so creepy and disturbed me so much that I later googled him, which only confirmed my opinion. I can't put into words exactly why I found him disturbing. It wasn't a specific thing he said or did in our brief interaction, which was only 5 minutes and barely an introduction, but he still gives me the w*****s when I think about it.
Ephemera Image 7 months ago
I suspect he's a master manipulator - those kinds of people will give the vibe if you're not blind to it.
#31
I had a nemesis in high school who taught me a very valuable lesson - the winner of the war is always the one willing to be absolutely ruthless.
That kid stole the Gameboy out of my backpack, told the bus driver I was spitting on the bus and got me ISS, planted a stolen calculator in my backpack and then told the school administration I stole it so I was nearly arrested, told the school administration I was giving away my Adderall and nearly got me arrested AGAIN (And actually got the kid I was giving it to arrested).
#32
My childhood friend, who I used to borrow SNES games from and lived down the street:
Hijacked a car, went into a random old lady’s house and stabbed her to death, ran back to the car, drove it into the side of a Bertucci’s, ran in the restaurant, stabbed a man in the head and killed him, and then was shot by an off-duty police officer when he would not relent.
All because he was depressed and too cowardly to take his own life himself.
Before this the only thing I had against him was that he never returned my other friend’s Pokemon Red strategy guide in 1999.
#33
I’ve worked for or with at least 3 clinically diagnosed narcissists and their length of evil ranks pretty high considering the unexpected assumption that they’re “just” going to be your boss or coworker.
#34
Too many to count, unfortunately
Recently, I had a "best friend" of over 20+ years. I told him about my work experience and how I feel discriminated against. He was then told by said team what they do when it comes to me, and my feelings were correct as he told me. He supported me after learning that. That same month, they promoted him. Next thing I hear is "I see both sides of the arguments" and "I don't fully agree with your frustrations". The pain of hearing that sent me into such a shock that I immediately moved to protect myself on instinct. Set heavy boundaries, enforced them when he tried to disrespect them. That caused him to explode on me and reveal a lot of his secrets. He was never supportive of anything for me, but only kept me around so that I could fuel his own vanity. I went from confiding in him about everything to barely a greeting now
I have more evil people stories that I could write novels on, but that one is the most recent one.
#35
My EX. She walked out on me and 2 kids without any warning.
What do you think ?
Jack Burton 7 months ago (edited)
When i was 14, a boy from our school died in a hunting accident. There was this other dude always s******g on everyone and doing bad pranks. He called the grieving parents at home one night and talked s**t. Saying awful stuff and mocking the death of their son. I remember him telling us and laughing his a*s out cause the parents were crying and yelling. Most toxic guy i have ever met. Few years laters his own little brother died in a car accident and after that he looks quiet and now is married with kids. But i will never forgot his evil laugh and the absolute awful stuff he does.
DB 7 months ago
The most evil person I have ever met has to be my brother. A large part of the nightmare that was my childhood can be directly attributed to him. While it is true that our parents were narcissistic and abusive our responses were very different. Mine was to be as low key as possible and avoid provoking their wrath while he was to openly challenge them and incur it. But he had a way of twisting it so that often I was made to shoulder the blame for his antics. Years later, after serving two prison terms and being dishonorably discharged from the Army he showed that he had not changed one bit. After driving my mother to an early grave, he then weaseled his way into gaining control of my dad's finances and subsequently sold all his personal property and kicked him out of his own house. I'm sure he has a reserved spot in hell.
Deanna Crichley 7 months ago
I went on a date with George Sodini. I didn't particularly like him, years of "Just give him a chance! Maybe he's a nice guy!" Just echoed in my brain. I don't even remember the date. I do remember jumping out of his car at the end of it and telling him thanks, bye! I had to get out of his car before he tried to kiss me. I knew I could never kiss him. That was some 35 years or so ago, but it still creeps me out.
Full of Giggles 7 months ago
I had a college class with mass shooter Jared Loughner. The dude gave off the most bone chilling vibe I’ve ever felt in my life. You could feel his presence before he entered the classroom. During a lecture one night, he cut off the instructor mid-sentence and blurted out loud “I wonder what it would be like to rape a woman.” The genuine curiosity in his tone still terrifies me to this day. My female classmates and I no longer felt safe around him after that, especially since we had to walk alone to our cars in a dark empty parking lot after class. One of my classmates and I ended up reporting him to campus security. It started the chain of event that resulted in him being expelled from the community college. The school also reported his bizarre behavior to the Pima County Sheriff’s Office.
ElfVibratorGlitter 7 months ago
The title photo and description of somebody beating a dog made me realize this is not a list I can read today. 😞
xolitaire 7 months ago (edited)
Years ago I had a "friend" who I hadn't seen or heard of for several years. Suddenly she contacts me online, tells me her landlord is going to evict her and that she needs a place to stay. Mind you back then I was a poor university student, but I still tried everything to help her. I also was a depressed, shy pushover and never noticed how entitled and manipulative this girl was. She basically steamrolled her way into my life, got angry if things didn't go her way and turned me into her personal housemaid. And after several months of mooching off of me and living in my apartment, she basically disappeared over night without a word and left my life in shambles. To this day she still owes me money
Memaw Mitch 7 months ago
My ex called my mom and said I was acting funny, but not to worry, he take care of it. He went on to punch me down onto the couch, sat on me pining my arms under his knees, and pressed a knife to my neck. My mom thought his call was weird and knocked on my door right then. I had a line from the knife and told her what happened. He told her I did it to myself. Police came, same story. They didn't know who to believe, he said, she said deal. He planned to off me and say I committed suicide. 9 years and still have a fear of running into him.
Binky Melnik 6 months ago
I met a man, we got along terrifically, and he told me of his sexual escapades because I enjoyed the stories. Soon, however, he totally floored me by telling me about the straight men he’d raped. Given his personality, it came off like bragging, but I was so disturbed, I cut all ties with him. He was so nonchalant telling the stories, and I often wonder what my face looked like when he told me. It *must* have shown how horrified I was, and yet he kept going. I always wonder whether my horror what was fueled him to tell me. 😞 (I spose it’s only fair to mention that he had himself been horrifically abused as a child; someone pimped him out to old men. 🤮)
Joy 7 months ago
I work at a prison as a prison guard. I have stories. Many, many stories. Not just from inmates either, but some staff, (not surprisingly). Fortunately, the majority of folks I work with are good people. But there are some that are the definition of "a*****e". They love the power and it goes straight to their head. It seems like the folks who work in the medical department are worse though. I once had an inmate come into my office and fall on the floor in extreme pain. Like, tears were streaming down his face. I called medical right away and they REFUSED TO SEE HIM!!! The b***h was laughing when I told her the guy was literally crying. I reported her and our seriously awesome Captain chewed her out. But yeah, I still have WAAAAYYYYY too many stories.
Katie Lutesinger 7 months ago
Depressingly, in my case the most evil person I ever met was an eight year old boy. He was a horrible bully who would hurt others just because it amused him, most notably the time he full on punched a sweet little girl in the face (right in front of me, might I add), then walked away grinning hugely while she screamed and cried. He stole things just for the sake of it, turned off the power by messing with the fuse box (then turned it back on again later because he wanted to watch TV, after we'd been running around like idiots trying to figure out what had happened for at least an hour), and god knows what else. His parents were equally scummy, and after we had complained about him dozens of times because he was making everyone's time at the childcare centre a living hell he only got kicked out because the company found out they hadn't been paying. By now he'd be a grown man and I hate to think how he almost certainly turned out.
hockeygorl 7 months ago
goddamn i thought my middle school manipulator was bad but goddamn i will now appreciate everyone who cares abt me and how supportive and caring they all are and how good i have it
Dawnieangel76 6 months ago
My mother's second husband was the cruelest sociopath I had the misery of having to survive. He was physically & mentally abusive, turned me into the family's house elf & anytime I tried to stand up for myself, I was immediately beaten, knocked down, kicked, hit with things, etc. Threw a fork at me & split my chin open, refused to take me for stitches, so I had to let him do a s**t job of butterfly bandaging It closed. Most of my teeth are cracked below the gum line from being punched in the face. My only comfort is I was able to watch him suffer & slowly die from complications of diabetes because he refused to eat properly & exercise. He was around 600 pounds when he died...and still always insulted MY size.
Rhonda Danielson 6 months ago
Sociopath-psychopath-sociopath-psychopath... These people are extreme sociopaths with at lest two actual psychopaths. Y'all are lucky to have survived them. Celebrate that survival, you deserve it.
Kakashisith 6 months ago
My ex-friend ,stole my things, lied about it. Then stole from my friends. Everyone in my little friend group now warns people against her. She is unscrumpulousso she gets taken to mental institution, sits her time, gets free and repeats her behavior. No, she`s not cleptomaniac, she steals things that actually have value. Valuable laptops, brand clothes, jewellery etc.
Irishwoman abroad 7 months ago
Most people are!! These are extreme cases. But in an emergency, or natural disaster, people's humanity comes out.
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Me Oh My (He/They) 7 months ago
Beating a dog so badly it needs to be euthanized isn't evil? Kicking a pregnant woman in the stomach as hard as possible isn't evil? Abusing children (physically, emotionally, and sexually) isn't evil?
Load More Replies... Jack Burton 7 months ago (edited)
When i was 14, a boy from our school died in a hunting accident. There was this other dude always s******g on everyone and doing bad pranks. He called the grieving parents at home one night and talked s**t. Saying awful stuff and mocking the death of their son. I remember him telling us and laughing his a*s out cause the parents were crying and yelling. Most toxic guy i have ever met. Few years laters his own little brother died in a car accident and after that he looks quiet and now is married with kids. But i will never forgot his evil laugh and the absolute awful stuff he does.
DB 7 months ago
The most evil person I have ever met has to be my brother. A large part of the nightmare that was my childhood can be directly attributed to him. While it is true that our parents were narcissistic and abusive our responses were very different. Mine was to be as low key as possible and avoid provoking their wrath while he was to openly challenge them and incur it. But he had a way of twisting it so that often I was made to shoulder the blame for his antics. Years later, after serving two prison terms and being dishonorably discharged from the Army he showed that he had not changed one bit. After driving my mother to an early grave, he then weaseled his way into gaining control of my dad's finances and subsequently sold all his personal property and kicked him out of his own house. I'm sure he has a reserved spot in hell.
Deanna Crichley 7 months ago
I went on a date with George Sodini. I didn't particularly like him, years of "Just give him a chance! Maybe he's a nice guy!" Just echoed in my brain. I don't even remember the date. I do remember jumping out of his car at the end of it and telling him thanks, bye! I had to get out of his car before he tried to kiss me. I knew I could never kiss him. That was some 35 years or so ago, but it still creeps me out.
Full of Giggles 7 months ago
I had a college class with mass shooter Jared Loughner. The dude gave off the most bone chilling vibe I’ve ever felt in my life. You could feel his presence before he entered the classroom. During a lecture one night, he cut off the instructor mid-sentence and blurted out loud “I wonder what it would be like to rape a woman.” The genuine curiosity in his tone still terrifies me to this day. My female classmates and I no longer felt safe around him after that, especially since we had to walk alone to our cars in a dark empty parking lot after class. One of my classmates and I ended up reporting him to campus security. It started the chain of event that resulted in him being expelled from the community college. The school also reported his bizarre behavior to the Pima County Sheriff’s Office.
ElfVibratorGlitter 7 months ago
The title photo and description of somebody beating a dog made me realize this is not a list I can read today. 😞
xolitaire 7 months ago (edited)
Years ago I had a "friend" who I hadn't seen or heard of for several years. Suddenly she contacts me online, tells me her landlord is going to evict her and that she needs a place to stay. Mind you back then I was a poor university student, but I still tried everything to help her. I also was a depressed, shy pushover and never noticed how entitled and manipulative this girl was. She basically steamrolled her way into my life, got angry if things didn't go her way and turned me into her personal housemaid. And after several months of mooching off of me and living in my apartment, she basically disappeared over night without a word and left my life in shambles. To this day she still owes me money
Memaw Mitch 7 months ago
My ex called my mom and said I was acting funny, but not to worry, he take care of it. He went on to punch me down onto the couch, sat on me pining my arms under his knees, and pressed a knife to my neck. My mom thought his call was weird and knocked on my door right then. I had a line from the knife and told her what happened. He told her I did it to myself. Police came, same story. They didn't know who to believe, he said, she said deal. He planned to off me and say I committed suicide. 9 years and still have a fear of running into him.
Binky Melnik 6 months ago
I met a man, we got along terrifically, and he told me of his sexual escapades because I enjoyed the stories. Soon, however, he totally floored me by telling me about the straight men he’d raped. Given his personality, it came off like bragging, but I was so disturbed, I cut all ties with him. He was so nonchalant telling the stories, and I often wonder what my face looked like when he told me. It *must* have shown how horrified I was, and yet he kept going. I always wonder whether my horror what was fueled him to tell me. 😞 (I spose it’s only fair to mention that he had himself been horrifically abused as a child; someone pimped him out to old men. 🤮)
Joy 7 months ago
I work at a prison as a prison guard. I have stories. Many, many stories. Not just from inmates either, but some staff, (not surprisingly). Fortunately, the majority of folks I work with are good people. But there are some that are the definition of "a*****e". They love the power and it goes straight to their head. It seems like the folks who work in the medical department are worse though. I once had an inmate come into my office and fall on the floor in extreme pain. Like, tears were streaming down his face. I called medical right away and they REFUSED TO SEE HIM!!! The b***h was laughing when I told her the guy was literally crying. I reported her and our seriously awesome Captain chewed her out. But yeah, I still have WAAAAYYYYY too many stories.
Katie Lutesinger 7 months ago
Depressingly, in my case the most evil person I ever met was an eight year old boy. He was a horrible bully who would hurt others just because it amused him, most notably the time he full on punched a sweet little girl in the face (right in front of me, might I add), then walked away grinning hugely while she screamed and cried. He stole things just for the sake of it, turned off the power by messing with the fuse box (then turned it back on again later because he wanted to watch TV, after we'd been running around like idiots trying to figure out what had happened for at least an hour), and god knows what else. His parents were equally scummy, and after we had complained about him dozens of times because he was making everyone's time at the childcare centre a living hell he only got kicked out because the company found out they hadn't been paying. By now he'd be a grown man and I hate to think how he almost certainly turned out.
hockeygorl 7 months ago
goddamn i thought my middle school manipulator was bad but goddamn i will now appreciate everyone who cares abt me and how supportive and caring they all are and how good i have it
Dawnieangel76 6 months ago
My mother's second husband was the cruelest sociopath I had the misery of having to survive. He was physically & mentally abusive, turned me into the family's house elf & anytime I tried to stand up for myself, I was immediately beaten, knocked down, kicked, hit with things, etc. Threw a fork at me & split my chin open, refused to take me for stitches, so I had to let him do a s**t job of butterfly bandaging It closed. Most of my teeth are cracked below the gum line from being punched in the face. My only comfort is I was able to watch him suffer & slowly die from complications of diabetes because he refused to eat properly & exercise. He was around 600 pounds when he died...and still always insulted MY size.
Rhonda Danielson 6 months ago
Sociopath-psychopath-sociopath-psychopath... These people are extreme sociopaths with at lest two actual psychopaths. Y'all are lucky to have survived them. Celebrate that survival, you deserve it.
Kakashisith 6 months ago
My ex-friend ,stole my things, lied about it. Then stole from my friends. Everyone in my little friend group now warns people against her. She is unscrumpulousso she gets taken to mental institution, sits her time, gets free and repeats her behavior. No, she`s not cleptomaniac, she steals things that actually have value. Valuable laptops, brand clothes, jewellery etc.
Irishwoman abroad 7 months ago
Most people are!! These are extreme cases. But in an emergency, or natural disaster, people's humanity comes out.
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Beating a dog so badly it needs to be euthanized isn't evil? Kicking a pregnant woman in the stomach as hard as possible isn't evil? Abusing children (physically, emotionally, and sexually) isn't evil?
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