13 Helpful Tips for Co-Parenting With a Narcissist
How do you co-parent with a Narcissist? Is this even possible? We wrote these 13 tips to help you.
How do you co-parent with a Narcissist? Is this even possible? We wrote these 13 tips to help you.
To the narcissist, exposure feels unexpected, malicious, and downright wrong. But that doesn’t mean you shouldn’t move forward if that’s what you need to do.
But you can also stand up for yourself, set boundaries, and refuse their gaslighting strategies. Let’s dive into how to piss off a narcissist.
He loved kissing you because he knew it would get you hooked, sorry to be the bearer of bad news, but that’s the cruel, harsh reality of being in a relationship with a narcissist.
Why do narcissists lie? Because they suffer from narcissistic personality disorder. That is the short answer. They operate from a fragmented sense of self, they don’t live by a set of personal values, instead, they see everything as an opportunity because they are playing the game of life, and their only goal is to win. … Read more
Rather than own personal accountability ovr their actions, the narcissist can continue to live how they normally live without any real consequences. Let’s get into what you should know.
The parenting style of narcissistic mothers can be acutely damaging; sons experiencing years of emotional abuse are less likely to find a loving partner,
If you know a narcissist, you know exactly what it feels to catch them in a lie. At times, their lies may seem so obvious that you can’t fathom why they don’t just fess up.
Since there are more narcissistic families out there than ever, it’s important that we understand narcissistic family dynamics – and the effect they have on the other members of the family.
One of the “pattern” that Thomas refers to here is known as the “golden child scapegoat dynamic.” Here’s what we know about what this is, why it arises, and how it affects the family.