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Hi, it's Juliana! So you'll be doing something like: – Watching TV. – Scrolling on your phone. – Listening to music. – Taking a nap. – Dancing around. When all of a sudden, the narcissist in your life comes home or simply walks into the room. So you jump up and try to look busy. Why? Why are you pretending to be doing something? Why don't you just continue doing what you were doing? It's because relaxing isn't safe around a narcissist. It's almost always met with negative consequences like: – Cr
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Hi, it's Juliana! Did they often criticize your cooking? Here are my thoughts on why. One of the ways narcissistic people try to feel better about themselves is by finding ways to feel better than others. It's kind of like they're thinking: “If they're doing bad, I'm doing good.” And you cooking for them gives them a PERFECT opportunity to do this. “Why are you using that pan?” “You're cutting those way too big.” “You're putting too much seasoning in it.” “You're going to overcook it.” “It's too
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Hi, it's Juliana! When your parent sees you as a separate person, they see your needs as something they need to consider when they're making a decision. For example: “I'm going to the store to get some snacks.” “My child has a peanut allergy.” “So I need to be careful about what I buy.” But when your parent sees you as an extension of themselves, they don't really see your needs that way. Think about it like this. Do you keep a mental checklist of all the preferences and needs your left hand has
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In Therapy, Borderline Personality Disorder can look like Narcissism but Don’t Be Fooled This is mostly for my fellow clinicians and practitioners but I think helpful for anyone impacted by BPD or NPD. BPD often gets confused for NPD. And I think this is because BPD and NPD (and HPD) are different manifestations of a disordered self-worth continuum based not only on genetic differences but also as different responses to trauma. Please checkout my Substack article, “The Borderline, People-Pleasin
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Breaking your things isn’t “just anger.” Because after it happens enough times, you start changing what you do. You stop buying things you like. You stop keeping things you care about. You think twice before having something nice because you already know what might happen if they get angry. And that’s the part people don’t always see. It’s not only about the thing they broke. It’s about making you feel like you can’t have anything that’s truly yours. That is control. And no, it doesn’t have to b
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