Name: Jasmine

Age: 21

Location: USA

Name: Felipa

Age: n/a

Location: USA

Message: I want to make sociopath babies with you Petronix.

Name: Heather

Age: 42

Location: USA

Message: Bunk with me Petronix.

Name: Crystal

Age: 18

Location: USA

Message: Petronix your journals make me orgasm. I don't know why but I get so turned on when I read them.

Name: Jarod

Age: 28

Location: USA

Message: My friends dragged me to some boring protest, so I got them back by making a sign about your site. Everyone was like “who the hell is Petronix” lol.

Dear Petronix,

You are a great!  Thank you for this web site.  You sound exactly like my husband, which I believe is a super genius. - Shelby <30/11/2006>

Hello Petronix,

Interesting site, I don't know why but the topic of Sociopaths and Psychopaths really intrigues me. Great you have done such a site so I can read much more about it. Thank you for your work. - Galiega <09/11/2006>

Hi Petronix
How have you been man, how is life? Just wanted to say your website is very informative. I was impressed at how you
managed to present the information so simply. I found a lot of myself in your writings and in the rants section (I know those are your experiences but I found myself thinking exactly the same things). Now I know a little bit more about myself and about others.

Keep up the good work. - Dean <04/10/2006>

Petronix,
I have credited you in my paper.  Any direct quotes were marked as such, and credit was given within the text as well. I thank you for your help and information. Again, I wish you well with your site and book. - Nancy <15/05/2006>

Petronix,
You have provided a clear and direct vision for many of us who have had interactions with sociopaths. I would like to offer a perspective from someone who shares your educational background, and was raised by- and married to - sociopaths. First, I have always been able to see the true pain my loved ones were in. I did not disregard it. They had tremendous potential that had been thwarted by those who had responsibility to unconditionally love and care for them. That being said, I could not and would not take the responsibility for the infliction of their pain. I chose to love them for who they were. I stayed until it got too painful and unhealthy for me, wished them well, and kept my distance. Even though they were capable of inflicting tremendous pain on others (myself included), I understood it was not personal to me. In the beginning, they gave what they could but I believe it hurt them too much to be loved deeply with no expectations in return. I will never know that for sure, but I wish them no harm. I read your e-mails, and understood the writings of those who were looking for explanations. I know many of them were probably shocked by your answers, but I applaud you for staying true to yourself. I found you giving very direct advice that, while painful to hear, gave them an opportunity to push past the illusions to see the reality and deal with it. It took me years to understand that I could not save those I loved from their pain. They have my compassion, but no control over me or my current family. I know I cannot allow this, not because I don't care, but because I know my ex and my mother could not stop themselves from rejecting the love that was offered; they would do the same to my child or anyone else who got too close. I do not find sociopaths unlovable, only that they cannot see the wonderful person inside that I can see. I wish you could...from my heart I truly wish you could. My ex husband wanted to believe me, but in the end he could not stop himself from destroying what was offered.
You wrote extremely insightful discourses, and have provided significant information to those who are willing to listen to your truth. I just wanted to say thank you. Your writing on the parental and societal influence on the molding of this personality was a wakeup call to all. If it is any comfort, I used what happened with those in my life who were dealing with this and changed how I raised my child. I remembered the hurt I felt and chose to nurture my child with everything I had, while encouraging autonomy and self-esteem. I learned everything I could and tried to pull the positive aspects from it to raise a new generation of well-loved children. Please know that you do make a difference. You are accepted for who you are by some. I believe your behaviors are separate from who you are, but I cannot change either. I hold strong boundaries for protection from the behaviors, but it does not have to stop love or compassion.
I wish you well with your book and your website. May you find peace within.

Best Regards,
NJB. - NJB <03/05/2006>

I've not checked your entire site as of yet, but thus far find it a rather interesting read, to say the least. Most looks like what I'd write, If I were to take the time. I can't seem to be bothered, currently, but it's a good 'read'.
Best of luck. - Ken Something <08/11/2005>

I have never been tested. I probably never will. I don't want to know, what I have can be labelled whatever as far as I'm concerned it's a gift. If I can learn to use this gifts positive aspects and avoid the negatives, I'll have made this term honourable. You, you are one of us. Your answers are out of logic completely and absolutely no heart, no passion. You don't belong here, with these middle aged women begging for answers. You know the story, they hate themselves and therefore expect hate to be administered on them. They love the abuse, I have no sympathy for a human being that refuses to chose the life they lead. Just to let you know, there was no question. No necessary post. Keep it real, stay black. - Dan <26/10/2005>