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The silence isn’t always peaceful for survivors of Pathological Abuse. For many it’s CPTSD captivity that lingers long after the abuse ends. Where narcissists, sociopaths, and psychopaths can leave victims haunted, the body remains conditioned by fear, obligation, and guilt. At night, when defenses are down, the nervous system remembers what the mind knows is gone.

For victims and survivors, the nights can feel like the abuser is still there—footsteps, whispers, shadows that keep the body frozen. It isn’t imagination. It’s the imprint of being trapped in terror, replaying in the silence.

This is not the heartbreak of a breakup. It is the aftermath of Pathological Partner Abuse (PPA) where narcissists, sociopaths, and psychopaths leave victims haunted, long after the abuse has ended.

On a societal scale, the same tactics can keep people captive: fear of punishment, conditioned silence, and PTSD. Pathological Societal Abusers (PSAs) rely on these echoes of fear to maintain control even when they are not physically present.

Silence of the Night is a reminder that survivors may walk away, but the imprint of Pathological Abuse captivity follows.

℗ Cindy Ann Pedersen 2025
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Cindy Ann Pedersen | Award-Winning Songwriter
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Note:
Pathological abuse serves as the umbrella term to encompass various manipulative behaviors and abuse tactics rooted in personality traits and disorders specifically associated with Narcissistic Personality Disorder (NPD) and Antisocial Personality Disorder (ASPD), with or without psychopathy. The terms “narcissist,” “sociopath,” and “psychopath” may be used for clarity. These traits would meet the criteria for clinical diagnosis if formally assessed. Simplified language helps explain these tactics without requiring clinical expertise.

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