Can I Survive Being Married to a Narcissist? – What You Need to Know
Living with a narcissist is incredibly difficult and draining, but there are steps you can take toward successfully navigating this type of relationship.
Living with a narcissist is incredibly difficult and draining, but there are steps you can take toward successfully navigating this type of relationship.
It is well known that narcissistic personality disorder (NPD) is linked to genetics, meaning that the children of a narcissist are more likely to develop this disorder themselves.
The sons of narcissistic mothers are plagued with 10 symptoms that impact them throughout their life, unless they take action to heal.
From toxic shame and low self-esteem to unhealthy coping mechanisms, the 10 symptoms experienced by sons of narcissistic fathers can ripple throughout their entire life, making it difficult to navigate adulthood and establishing healthy relationships.
Growing up with a narcissistic parent can have serious and long-lasting emotional and psychological consequences for a child. This type of parenting creates an environment where the child is deprived of proper emotional support, which can lead to low self-esteem, anxiety, and depression.
While growing up with a narcissistic mother can have significant impacts on a son’s mental health and relationships, it’s important to note that with the right support and resources, sons of narcissistic mothers can work towards healing and recovery.
If you are a son of a narcissistic father (SoNF), then you know the pain of constantly feeling like you’re not good enough. You may have spent your life trying to please him, only to be met with criticism and abuse.
If you are an ACoN – an Adult Child of a Narcissist, you know all too well how destructive narcissism can be. This post is for you. Here, you will find support and advice from other adult children of narcissists. I understand what you are going through, and I hope my blog will help.
Abuse by proxy occurs when an abuser uses another person to abuse a victim on their behalf. This can be done for a variety of reasons, such as to avoid detection, to humiliate the victim, or to make the victim believe that everyone hates them.
When I was growing up I believed that my family was horrendously unique. I was sure it would be impossible to find another father who acted in as deranged a manner as mine did. It was painfully clear that he hated me and adored my brother, but I simply could not work out why. Then … Read more