Inside the Mind of Jeffrey Dahmer: The Cannibal Killer

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I would not have been surprised if she also had BPD and since she ever got treated or diagnosed it just got worse and worse. He also gives off strongly mysoginist vibes as he paints the portrait of Dahmer's mother as the dominant negative influence in Jeffrey's life, leaving little leftover blame for the absent father.

His mother, comes across as mentally unstable, selfish and in denial of how her actions have led to Dahmers delay in development. After all of this I can only assume that Jeff's mother Joyce had a very negative impact on his upbringing. They sicken us, they frighten us, we can't comprehend how they could do such unspeakable acts, we want to know more. Thank you to Ad Lib books and NetGalley who provided me with a copy of this book in exchange for an honest review.There must be thousands of books out there that have attempted to unlock Dahmer’s thoughts, so you’d assume you wouldn’t need another, but nobody does it as well as Christopher Berry-Dee. don't recommend) - I found it interesting or worth reading at the time, but I wouldn't pass it along to a friend.

The 103 third parties who use cookies on this service do so for their purposes of displaying and measuring personalized ads, generating audience insights, and developing and improving products. With any improvement of any health issue be it physical or mental, there has to be interest, curiosity, intensity. I have always just wanted people to understand me, to like me, that I was shy and nervous, still am I suppose, get paranoid still and have failed relationships, not wanting people to leave me.i think there are probably better books about this case out there (although it is significantly better than the netflix show, for obvious reasons). Each chapter (some merely a page and half) devoted to his victims was such a brief description and lacked any depth at all. For over a decade Dahmer existed in plain-site where efforts to protect the gay public seemed of little concern. I don't feel as though I knew anything more about Jeffrey Dahmer, other than the author's own very biased opinions of him.