6 Signs You Have a Narcissistic Mother

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Have you been raised by a narcissistic mother?

While growing up, when you are a child, your parents are a big presence in your life, and this is completely normal. You rely on them for survival. For your emotional and physical safety, you need your parents to take care of you.

But as you grow up, you become more and more independent, and slowly but surely, you can live on your own. This is an essential part of a healthy parent-child relationship and is a shift that comes naturally.

Every kid becomes a full person with needs, desires, and perspectives that are completely worthy of the support of their parents. However, if you have a narcissistic mother, there is a high chance that your growing-up experience is totally different.

Hopefully, there are some clear signs that can tell you if you’ve been raised by a narcissistic mother, and we are about to share them with you. Read on and find out more.

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5 Responses

  1. I actually didn’t know that being a narcissist was a thing until the last 10 months when things just would not add up and I didn’t understand it although I’m 58 years old, it still is bewildering to me

  2. Sadly these are all traits I experience from my daughter. I genuinely read this to see if I was guilty of being a narcissistic mother but these are the things I experience with my two oldest. They still feel I should be paying for them or somehow bail them out of situations from Poe choices, and I find myself always apologizing for things I know I didn’t even do just to appease and keep one of of these two’s outbursts of anger and insult at a minimum, just to keep the piece. It’s exhausting to say the least, disruptive and draining. I have finally learned to set boundaries. It took me a long time to realize that no matter what I did for these girls that I would always be their scapegoat for anything that goes wrong in their lives.

  3. So tired of article beating up on parents. Parenting is not easy especially when the child has adhd, drug problems. Some more articles on HOW IMPORTANT FAMILY is HOW LUCKY YOU ARE IF YOUR PARENTS ARE ALIVE. How relationships take two and sometimes your behavior causes reactions. How are articles praising the parents that stick with the child thru drug addiction. HOw about articles if you are successful your parents did something right.

  4. My mother was very kind to other people & sometimes to me but she would say “Your Daddy does not think you are pretty because you do not look like ME. Then later “I love your brother more than I do you but your Daddy loves you best”. What on Earth? And she had felt belittled by her own mother so WHY WOULD SHE DO THAT?

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