Guilt-tripping is a powerful tool narcissistic parents use to emotionally trap their children and enforce compliance. Here’s how it serves their agenda:
Narcissistic Parents Guilt-Tripping: 5 key Reasons you need to know Read More »
As adults, we all embark on a journey of personal growth, seeking to create a more fulfilling life. In a healthy family dynamic, these changes are typically embraced and supported by parents and other family members who encourage our growth.
However, in families with narcissistic dynamics, personal growth and independence are viewed as threats.
5 Toxic Ways Narcissistic Parents React to your personal growth Read More »
In Part 1 of this series, we explored the critical considerations for adult children of narcissists before making the difficult decision to go no contact with their parents. Now, we delve into what comes next once you’ve taken that step. Going no contact is not just about physically distancing yourself; it’s also a journey of emotional and psychological adjustment, both for yourself and in relation to your n-parents.
Part 2: “No Contact with Narcissistic Parents: What to Expect and How to Prepare” Read More »
If you’re contemplating cutting ties with your narcissistic parents and family members, it’s crucial to consider a few key aspects and prepare for what may follow.
If you’ve just figured out your parent is a narcissist, you might be questioning if they really love you, or if they ever did. Sadly, narcissistic traits like lack of empathy and extreme selfishness mean they’re incapable of genuine love, even for their own kids. Researchers have found that people with narcissistic personality disorder have less gray matter in a part of the brain linked to empathy, which explains why they can’t show compassion to others
Do narcissistic parents love their kids? Read More »
