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Narcissistic Mothers: How to Handle a Narcissistic Parent and Recover from CPTSD (Adult Children of Narcissists Recovery Book 1):
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Narcissistic Mothers: How to Handle a Narcissistic Parent and Recover from CPTSD:
"This is written in a way that feels like you’re talking to someone who just “gets it”, but it is obvious that said person is also a professional in dealing with these things. Not only does it give a lot of background on the disorder itself, but it ha"
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Narcissistic Women. The Concrete Healing Guide for Abused Men: How to Handle a Narcissist. Divorcing and Co-parenting After a Destructive Marriage. Thriving and Dating Again After Narcissistic Abuse.:
"First of relax to the women out there. Plus Caroline Foster has other books on mothers, fathers and other people as well. Guess what? I am reading all of them. My mom and dad weren’t like this but for attracted some jerk people in their lives and to "
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“Just because we have parents, it doesn’t mean we should have relationships with them. When we become adults, we get to choose who is a part of our lives and who is not.”
― Narcissistic Mothers: How to Handle a Narcissistic Parent and Recover from CPTSD
― Narcissistic Mothers: How to Handle a Narcissistic Parent and Recover from CPTSD
“Enablers are the people who support and defend the narcissist. Narcissists recruit enablers to their side. Enablers are usually called “flying monkeys”, and they enable the narcissist by tolerating their behavior or saving them from the catastrophes they create in their lives. These are the people who say, “She’s your mother; you need to forgive her.”
― Narcissistic Mothers: How to Handle a Narcissistic Parent and Recover from CPTSD
― Narcissistic Mothers: How to Handle a Narcissistic Parent and Recover from CPTSD
“They just have to make you feel bad about yourself because they have a wound within themselves. They have shame within themselves, and so to suppress that, they try to throw that shame on you.”
― Narcissistic Mothers: How to Handle a Narcissistic Parent and Recover from CPTSD
― Narcissistic Mothers: How to Handle a Narcissistic Parent and Recover from CPTSD
