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wentworth
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 Posted: 07/27/06 - 23:00 Post subject: Dealing with a Narcissistic Parent |
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Hi. Yesterday I came back from a journey. I was visiting my cousins. I was very happy to see them after two long years, and I thought I would have a good time. But it was horrible! The way my aunt treats them is unforgivable! She is a 50 years old arrogant woman, extremely self absorbed, who thinks the whole world should revolve around her. She verbally abuses my cousins and calls them different names for no good reason. I’m afraid that they will have many problems with a selfconfidence when thay grow up. Does anyone else have such a narcissistic parent?
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knape
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Hi, I am glad I can finaly talk to someone about this problem. My father sounds exactly like your aunt. Fortunatly I released what kind of man he is, but my brother is too young to realize what does it mean when someone is a narcissistic person. I am worried about my brother because he is very fragile. I don’t want him to lose a selfconfidance and to think that he is not good enough, because he is such a good child! My narcissistic father needs to feel superior, so he is often arrogant and selfish. He is even proud of being a snob! He can have anything he wants, but the others have to deserve it. Your aunt and my father have to be put down on earth, to realize that they are not any better than we are.
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