1) The child grows to have narcissistic traits, and becomes a Narcissistic Parent to his/her own children. This perpetuates the Narcissistic Cycle of Abuse. 2) The child becomes a “covert” or “inverted” narcissist who remains codependent and may seek out abusive relationships with other narc...
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You are teaching them that they need to take care of others’ well-being and that others need to take care of their well-being, which is the definition of a codependent relationship. Don't you want them to know how to take care of themselves - how to take responsibility for their own ...
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A dynamic that interests me is that in my family and an early girlfriend's family (both had strong and manipulative mothers) there was a youngest daughter who instead of pushing the mom away, became very close. My older sib refers to my younger sister as "codependent" with mom. Both my...
Some adult children of addicted parents refuse to talk on the phone or be around them when their parents are drinking or using drugs. You may have siblings who pressure you to rescue a parent, or you may be tempted to do so. With difficult family situations, it’s helpful to talk with...
1) Codependent Control:“I need you. I can’t live without you.”This prevents children of Narcissistic Parents from having any autonomy, from living their own lives. 2) Guilt-Driven Control:“I’ve given my life for you. I’ve sacrificed it all.”This method of control creates ...