Pathologic

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Caused by or related to disease, pathology.

You describe a person or their behaviour as pathological when they behave in an extreme and unacceptable way, and have very powerful feelings which they cannot control. Urban Dictionary

Often pathological parenting is used within alienating a child from a parent out of spite and tactically using the child to affect a parents contact or relationship when divorce or separation is a issue to a parent unable to separate the relationship with their children from their relationship with the mother or father on the receiving end of the vengeance carried out. Sadly it is bad parenting and often abusive behaviour to use a child in this way as it affects them often more than the target parent they are trying to get back at . It too often goes unrecognised even by mental health workers and the like avoiding it being a court issue which tend to play it down and if recognised for the true affect it has courts dont take it into consideration that is relevant to the case outcome or seen for the seriousness it should be for the damning emotional impact on their very own children Urban Dictionary

Pathology is the scientific study of disease and its causes, processes, development, and consequences. Urban Dictionary

Noun. Refers to a pathological condition where one sits all day at the computer coining new terms for Urban Dictionary. Formed from the words pathological and neologism. Urban Dictionary

It’s someone who lies so much that it’s just a part of their life now. They usually starts at a young age and then it snowballs into their teenage and adult years. It sometimes isn’t even about big things. They’ll lie about anything just because they feel like it. Also when people expose them for being a liar the either lie more to get out of it or get extremely defensive. Urban Dictionary

Someone who always presents himself as an expert on any current topic of conversation, regardless of his actual background knowledge (often being able to maintain such a conversation for an impressive amount of time) Urban Dictionary

A person who lies constantly for attention or for their own gain someone like GABBIE'S EX joke love u gabbie Urban Dictionary

The Pathological TMIer has the tendency to blurt out far too much personal information that would have been better left unsaid. Similar to a Pathological Liar, they can't seem to keep the information inside, no matter how ridiculous or embarrassing it may sound to others. They have no shame regarding their blatant use of TMI (Too Much Information). On the other hand, the Pathological TMIer ALWAYS tells the truth, even in cases where a lie would most likely be better for their reputation. Urban Dictionary

When someone is clearly lying but their state of mind, (usually mentally unstable) takes control and makes them lie. In some cases it can clearly be shown as a lie but the liar will continue to lie, ultimately digging a larger hole for themselves. Urban Dictionary

A person that cheats (in relationships is the most common) excessively to get what they want. with no regard for others. there is also Compulsive Cheater which is similar accept its more of a habit to them, they have less control over it. Pathological Cheater has more control over it and knows what they are doing and do it anyway at whatever cost. Usually with either "disorder"/"symptom" it will be accompanied with pathological lying and compulsive lying. symptoms: (may include all or some) -has cell phone locked and wont let you near their phone (includes going out of their way to make sure it wouldnt be an easy task to get near their phone) -ignores your calls but never has a straight story as to where they were(goes with lying) -blocks certain things from you besides their phone (facebook, myspace, live journal, aim... ect) -smells like another male/female -doesnt know your number -lies..... A LOT! -they come off distant, maybe not as sexual -they prefer to be at your place over theirs -you dont know any of their friends or maybe just 1 or 2 Urban Dictionary

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