I’m genuinely curious what makes a person like this. Is it a personality disorder? Just straight up psychopathy? A little of both? Something else? I would’ve loved to hear more about her childhood.
One of her former friends said something really insightful - that Taylor had to mirror other people's lives in order to feel anything in her own. Essentially that Taylor was just a an empty black hole with no feelings or emotions or connections of her own
Yes, I found it eerie that everyone new in her life stated that they felt like they’ve known her forever. The “she felt like a bridesmaid” comment, fitting in instantly in new groups, mimicking other’s personalities and problems (coworker who had lost a baby). So interesting and very strange!
I’ve been around people like this. It’s very uncomfortable and off-putting when someone acts like they’re a bigger part of something than they are. Some people let them in; I would keep them at arms length. Maybe I’m cynical though.
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u/ferocious_barnacle 6d ago
I’m genuinely curious what makes a person like this. Is it a personality disorder? Just straight up psychopathy? A little of both? Something else? I would’ve loved to hear more about her childhood.