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From
Demons & Madmen...
Most serial killers are
lazy, inadequate personalities who are
entrenched in self-pity and self-destructive
activities. They regard women with feelings
of hostility and suspicion because they
don't feel worthy of their attention. On the
other hand, their contorted self-image leads
them to believe that they are irresistible
to women at the same time. If the serial
killer does marry or have a long-term
relationship with a woman, it is usually
with a woman who is passive. The serial
killer is also an unfaithful spouse or lover
because he continues to attempt
extra-marital relationships that are used to
reinforce his belief that he is God's gift
to women. At the same time, he must ensure
that his spouse or girlfriend remains
faithful to him. Otherwise his self-image
would be destroyed. If the spouse or
girlfriend turns out to be unfaithful at
some stage of the relationship, the serial
killer will react violently against them. He
does not murder them, though, because of the
association between them, which would
violate one of the commandments of serial
murder - Thou Shalt Not Kill Anyone You
Know.
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