Your Narcissistic Mother was Your First Bully

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Danish Bashir

Danish Bashir

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chapters
00:00 introduction
00:48 Clip reaction
01:45 You mother explores the world to you !
02:36 What kind of unpredictability & uncertainty?
04:08 You are one of the most resiliant person !
05:09 Somehow you made it out !
06:03 When did the narcissistic mother start hating you ?
07:27 You're not broken
08:43 You can heal no matter what !

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@narcabusecoach
@narcabusecoach 5 ай бұрын
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@lyndabennett1ify
@lyndabennett1ify 5 ай бұрын
My mother told me she tried to abort me with pills 😢
@lyndabennett1ify
@lyndabennett1ify 5 ай бұрын
@@user-qx3uu7sq2r thank you so much x
@flugsven
@flugsven 5 ай бұрын
⁠@@user-qx3uu7sq2r That's just prejudice . I'm pro choise and I love my children more than anything. I haven't gone through an abortion, but i m o there must be a choise for the woman, in consultation with her doctor. It has nothing to do with narcissism, but everything to do with bodily autonomy, without which we are not fully citizens.
@itchingbitch
@itchingbitch 5 ай бұрын
So sad, I'm sorry!@@user-qx3uu7sq2r
@userw-c8w
@userw-c8w 5 ай бұрын
@@lyndabennett1ify I'd heard a similar story of another mother who tried to abort news of her conception by guzzling down liquid hair perming solution (which didn't work) -- that child became the scapegoat.
@simonpegg1196
@simonpegg1196 5 ай бұрын
Every child deserves a parent, but not every parent deserves a child. This especially applies to narc mothers.
@skinnyway
@skinnyway 5 ай бұрын
and to fathers who just sit there and let it happen. they are cowards.
@Mike_Cosentino
@Mike_Cosentino 5 ай бұрын
If that ain’t the truth, IDK what is
@zandatee
@zandatee 5 ай бұрын
As I say - the single fact that a woman has reproduced does not mean she is able to mothering. They are not mothers in a real sense of this word. They are reproduced persons failed to be mothers because of their psychoemotional limitations.
@aab8429
@aab8429 5 ай бұрын
So true, yet mine literally told me I don’t deserve a mother as good as her!! Totally delusional. This why you can never win.
@mayabrooks7900
@mayabrooks7900 4 ай бұрын
Yes!!
@whitecross7648
@whitecross7648 5 ай бұрын
Anything that starts off with "Your Narcissistic Mother...." has my immediate & full attention. 💀💀
@saloninegi147
@saloninegi147 5 ай бұрын
Mine too! 😟
@hughmungus6402
@hughmungus6402 5 ай бұрын
Same here 🙃😕
@christinalw19
@christinalw19 5 ай бұрын
I’m not sure. I think it was my mother’s mother who lived with us. She was so arrogant, so insulting while also caring for us. Mother was always angry, impatient. Of course, my sweet Dad was alcoholic. Dichotomous situation. 🙏🏼🤍
@zandatee
@zandatee 5 ай бұрын
Because its vital. Mother is vital. We have not had mother in a sense mother is ment. 'cause our mothers have been mentally ill persons. If we can be normal regardless, its GREAT
@GodIsLove7377
@GodIsLove7377 5 ай бұрын
😂😂😂 you made my day
@KM-nq7ez
@KM-nq7ez 5 ай бұрын
“ She hated you from the moment you were conceived “….. I felt that…. And I agree.
@userw-c8w
@userw-c8w 5 ай бұрын
...including situations beyond the child's control having been born the: not desired gender. For example, where the firstborn is 1 gender, then hoping the 2nd child is of the other gender: so that parents have at least 1 boy, & 1 girl. [In fact, I recall someone telling me, she never felt welcome in her family, because she was the 3rd girl born to her parents, yet her parents were finally hoping for a son. That dynamic really leaves a number on the child's traumatized state.] Or having a string of children being 1 gender, until the parents finally achieve having their youngest "prince" or "princess" of that brood: becoming the "spoiled brat".
@user-wi9hv2pb2q
@user-wi9hv2pb2q 5 ай бұрын
my mother didn't have a matching blood type. it started before I was born.
@ursulasmith6402
@ursulasmith6402 5 ай бұрын
Why do people have children if they don't want them?
@boyardstreet8357
@boyardstreet8357 5 ай бұрын
I was allergic to her milk as a baby…says a lot!
@user-o6ue45hz8nr2ap
@user-o6ue45hz8nr2ap 4 ай бұрын
True, she hated me...from that moment..but I survived
@zandatee
@zandatee 5 ай бұрын
To have a narcissistic MOTHER is the Nr.1 toughest place you can have a narcissist in your life. (especially Covert because you are boiling like a frog with her until you realize. and nobody understands whats going on and people dont believe you when you finally come to understanding) My warmest greetings to all who have had same situation.
@nicoloclemente6564
@nicoloclemente6564 5 ай бұрын
Much love to you!!!❤❤❤❤
@first_star_empire
@first_star_empire 4 ай бұрын
Covert narcissistic Mothers are the most toxic entities on this Earth. The damage and trauma is irreparable and unforgivable, unless you are aware and able to navigate your way through the healing process. If they are still in your life, even harder to try the forgiveness. I'm struggling with that, to forgive and find peace in the fact it is not personal, that she is in fact mentally unstable, and is completely unaware how vile and self centered she really is. But when you see them go into that fake extra nice personality in public, the mind boggles, and you think hang on, they know exactly what they're doing. How do I find a way to forgive constant abuse, still going on to this day, my brother and I are 43 & 45. Her stunt yesterday was fking crazy, she was so upset that my brother didn't listen to her, wouldn't do what she wanted him to do, and was only answering her in one worded answers. So she came to me all frantic, tears rolling and said she is so upset and just wanted to drive off the bridge into the ocean, then I looked at her, like that's a stupid thing to say, and replied to her, you can't access the bridge by car. So then she said well I wanted to drive into a pole and end myself. I went silent and changed subject. I've warned her many times if she continues to push my brother and get up in his face, turn up at his house when he says no don't come over today. Overbearing and controlling
@nicoloclemente6564
@nicoloclemente6564 4 ай бұрын
@@first_star_empire Yes my 'mother' is a covert narcissist and it's like im constantly fighting against a powerful demon. And my 'father" too is a malignant narcissist and i have no words to describe him. There are sooo many malignant narcissists in my life and i really dont know how i have survived 42 years of unspeakable evil. How can we forgive pure evil?!?😒🤮
@zandatee
@zandatee 4 ай бұрын
@@first_star_empire How she didnt make a split between you and your brother? Thats what Covert narcissists usually do. The victim should be isolated from any support, confused and thinking that he is the only unworthy person in opposition to any random stranger/bypasser.
@first_star_empire
@first_star_empire 4 ай бұрын
@@nicoloclemente6564 Oh I'm hearing you and completely understand the malignant narcissistic father, the fear that man instilled in all 6 of us kids is beyond even believable. He's on his 3 wife and had another child with a woman who was such a beautiful innocent kind woman, almost half his age. 7 kids, 3 different Mum's now. He hated that my name was her first word other than, Mum and Dad, she would be constantly crawling to me and wanting my attention over him. He locked me in the room downstairs where I was staying while I was asleep, I awoke to a locked from the outside door, for 4 days, no food, no nothing. In that moment I was too scared to break a window, all were locked and the key wasn't there, or to call the police, I had nowhere to go as I was visiting from out of state. I cut him off completely and went to a women's refuge, I didn't go to the police, as I wanted to make sure I was able to have contact with my youngest sister. Exactly as you said, how do we move forward from such pure evil excuses for human beings. I do know that we're extremely strong, but the anxiety and still struggling with self worth and self love. Sending you much strength and compassion along your healing journey 🌻🐝
@annberlin5811
@annberlin5811 5 ай бұрын
I now know my sister and mom were cruel because they were jealous.
@joseenoel8093
@joseenoel8093 5 ай бұрын
Do you know watching an old movie called "Let heaven have her", this shows us as the movie rolls out and says "Jealousy is the deadliest sin", they should work on themselves instead of bothering with such useless nonsense!
@Lyrielonwind
@Lyrielonwind 5 ай бұрын
That's their inside; jealous of everything and everyone. They picked their scapegoat out of jealousy. They saw your potential and they tried to kill it... don't let them...
@Lyrielonwind
@Lyrielonwind 5 ай бұрын
​@@joseenoel8093 Sometimes I think that English language confuses the terms jealousy and envy. In Spanish we have it more clear: envy (envidia) comes from inside and jealousy (celos) comes from the outside like when you are triangulated. It's different but I agree that envy is the capital sin and other sins derived from it or are the cause from it (like overeating as a result of abuse "gula").
@raven4090
@raven4090 5 ай бұрын
​@@LyrielonwindThat's interesting that they're two different things in Spanish.
@userw-c8w
@userw-c8w 5 ай бұрын
@@Lyrielonwind Colloquially, the words jealousy & envy have begun to be used interchangeably, despite their distinct meanings. Either way, both envy & jealousy are borne out of: anger -- Angry that someone is envious of another's traits, qualities, &/or possessions. Angry that one is jealous of a rival, or another's companion.
@user-cp3mw5bf4m
@user-cp3mw5bf4m 5 ай бұрын
A narcissist traumatized person who survived will remain energetic, strong, resilient and can stand any storm whether financial or physical storm anytime anywhere on earth.
@DK-op3ri
@DK-op3ri 5 ай бұрын
Me too. My own sister is aware of narcissist abuse but still could not stop herself from being a bully to me. Our mother instilled it in all her children. Stay strong, let love in.
@joseenoel8093
@joseenoel8093 5 ай бұрын
God knows where to invest! 😊
@makutumafwa7496
@makutumafwa7496 5 ай бұрын
@@user-qx3uu7sq2r Once you're healed, and you will heal, you'll see this side of you too. If you weren't strong...you wouldn't be here. Many people can't stand the abuse and self-delete. You're here. You're stronger than you know, even if you can't feel it yet.
@flugsven
@flugsven 5 ай бұрын
@@user-qx3uu7sq2r Same here, but I'm working towards feeling better, so I can care more about and for the ones I love. My children, my friends and also myself. (We need to parent ourself as well as our children 😛) I guess you're working on your wellbeing too. I hope you can see there's progress if you go back in time and compare. At least for me, I can see no progress if I don't go back quite a while. I guess it takes longer time when you actually are broken, like I was? We can also feel a bit better about ourselves over time. We can get to know ourselves better. Our strengths, our weaknesses, our profound values. What we need to feel grounded. Good luck 🌷
@Kelly-oe8kr
@Kelly-oe8kr 5 ай бұрын
Victims of narcissistic abuse may feel broken but you have the ability to be self-reliant, are excellent at discerning dangerous people when no one else sees the signs, have the ability to be alone - some people can't stand to be in their own presence for 5 consecutive minutes, and most importantly you don't wear your heart on your sleeve which makes you great in emergencies because you put your feelings aside and do whatever needs to be done - in other words you put your big girl pants on and deal with it. Source: my psychiatrist when telling me why CPTSD has its advantages, he also said in an emergency he would want someone with PTSD around
@Mike_Cosentino
@Mike_Cosentino 5 ай бұрын
A decade later after I went NC, I still live rent-free in her head. Had to get my lawyer involved after she would defy his cease and desist letters, sending “well-meaning” cards around the holidays (some birthday, huh?), stalking my new address/es, etc. All the chances I gave her, the wiggle room, second chances, etc. … no more. She physically abused my father even stabbing him with a knife. Then she thought she could control me well into my late teens early 20s. Packed my sh!t and left. And only NOW does she claim to be “sorry for all the hurt”. Pffft… apology not accepted. The fact she violated my boundaries after I got out of there only gives me MORE incentive to keep her blocked, deleted, and OUT OF MY LIFE.
@bewarefalsenonprofits
@bewarefalsenonprofits 5 ай бұрын
I wish we had stronger slander laws in the USA, as well as cyberstalking, gaslighting, invasion of privacy, trespassing on private property, etc. How can we legally divorce ourselves from our "family" as adults? I wish there was a standard legal process to follow as well as a formal bans (notification) system. I get that birthday card sh💩t.
@LiminalDrag
@LiminalDrag 5 ай бұрын
Let me guess, "I'm sorry IF I ever hurt you"? Non-specific, non apology. And if you don't accept, she goes right back to abuse.
@joseenoel8093
@joseenoel8093 5 ай бұрын
Hi, why oh why do we all just simply believe you! Mine got hauled away with a section 10, a danger to herself and others, mine too was knto card sending and I send her some at her nursing home but it's really for the staff, I've the key (after having been lied to about having power of attorney, never requesting but I'm next of kin, keeping wolves at bay) but don't know where the door is, glad you got away!
@joseenoel8093
@joseenoel8093 5 ай бұрын
​@@bewarefalsenonprofitsno contacts the best you can do, my older overt coke head sis still tries to speak to me on the phone, she killed both her husbands with pure meaness, her calls boycotted from covert mom's nursing home, her kids lives all a mess too, she nothing and bewildering she still calls with what messages she'd left here in the past, she left home at 14, I got the boot at 17 but she's been chain smoking since, she's 69 and pretty weird she's still alive! 😮
@smartypants6198
@smartypants6198 5 ай бұрын
Good for you. I wish I stayed no contact. Mine was a nightmare. She violently abused me, had me falsely arrested, spread rumors about me, etc. And to her family, not as bad, but bad- calling her sister a prostitute, fighting over my grandparents' house, while they were dying, even fighting with a sister, trying to help her with cancer treatment. Now, she is alone but wants love that she never gave to anyone.
@greghunter6951
@greghunter6951 5 ай бұрын
I had a narc mother and 2 wives. Learning lots about how these losers function and how to keep these monsters away.
@tyronebrown5766
@tyronebrown5766 4 ай бұрын
Me too. Lessons learned 2024
@bronwynj5194
@bronwynj5194 5 ай бұрын
I knew something wasn't right with my mother, my senses picked it up as a child. As much as I tried to relate to her, nothing worked. Of course I thought it was my fault. This feeling of not being good enough made it difficult to make friends and have successful relationships. My journey has been tough but I'm proud of how strong, resilient and resourceful I am. But I think I avoid emotion because I can't really feel and don't cry. Thank you Danish for your helpful and insightful advice 😊
@joseenoel8093
@joseenoel8093 5 ай бұрын
I'm sort of kinda very funny at times (right Danish) and a true feminist to a point at heart, but ....... Mom would say dumb jokes at times onto that I had no sense of humour and I wondered why I could rarely let her in, it was because I feared for whatever boundary there was, a form of protection of getting too close at my own risk, when house hunting I tried buying a house with a mother in law suite but under the flight path it didn't fly, good thing, I too am compassionate but don't feel the need to abuse others to do so, diabolical!
@amywuester136
@amywuester136 5 ай бұрын
I'm so sorry. And I say that as one who understands every word of your comment because that too is my story. I have no emotional highs or lows. Everything is just consistently dull. And I'm fairly certain that's the coping mechanism I developed as a little girl to avoid her reactions, which inevitably brought constant criticism, whether she was in a rage or in tears. Rather than fight, flight, or fawn, my go to reaction is freeze. Life hurts less that way. 😢
@RockyMoth
@RockyMoth 5 ай бұрын
Hm, me too.
@redpillbox1882
@redpillbox1882 5 ай бұрын
@bronwynj5194 I feel what you said here. I can remember sitting in the backseat of my parents car as a young child looking at them (both narcissists) and feeling like they were idiots. Whenever I would try and make a friendship with someone who was stable and good and came from a good family, she would come along and "show herself" as we called having one of her histrionic fits. I would be so mortified and then the person would shy away, thus a lifetime of winding up with friends who were mostly like my mother or some other form of narcissist. I too have gone NC with my father and mostly NC with my mother.
@ekdaufin1485
@ekdaufin1485 5 ай бұрын
Probably told the child we were not worthy of her expressedly. Nothing subtle there!
@havestrength5802
@havestrength5802 5 ай бұрын
my first manipulator. children have no built in defense against manipulation.
@Vanes218
@Vanes218 4 ай бұрын
Well said, when we were children, we believed we were being obedient to the manipulation and don't recognize it as sabotage until our lives are in shambles and disarray. We are in constant conflict and battle and are made to believe we are the sole cause.
@tinekespa1190
@tinekespa1190 5 ай бұрын
Thank you Danish. My mother was a malignant covert narc.my brother was the golden child. She died last april at the age of 91. Im free ,finally
@soulTraveller144
@soulTraveller144 5 ай бұрын
Sorry you had to wait that long to be free
@RockyMoth
@RockyMoth 5 ай бұрын
Amen
@Bianca-sw5id
@Bianca-sw5id 2 ай бұрын
Isn't it terrifying that you are not free til she is taken out of life to be out of yours
@arunasingh7029
@arunasingh7029 2 ай бұрын
@@Bianca-sw5id exactly it is
@user-er7fk1fz5p
@user-er7fk1fz5p 5 ай бұрын
You are correct, my mother was narcissist, I experienced all as you explained. Now I am 58 and no contact with her. Yes I am very strong. Now I am almost healed and healing. Thank you very much.
@educationalbrowsing8913
@educationalbrowsing8913 5 ай бұрын
She got away with a lot and continues to not be held accountable for anything.
@dv52528
@dv52528 5 ай бұрын
She is often telling people that when she was pregnant with me, it was the most difficult pregnancy she has ever experienced out of my 6 siblings. No wonder I feel unsafe in this world. I deal with anxiety, lots of fear and I have attracted many people like her.
@joseenoel8093
@joseenoel8093 5 ай бұрын
What a boring person she is, all pregnancies are different and if she had other kids running around that would have made it all the more uncomfortable, it's really a situation of in one ear and out the other, they say the cruelest things, you'll realize this more and more as time goes by... I hadn't even given birth yet and an old bud whined about how difficult her srcond one was, I found it an odd statement at the time, no dought whomever she's saying that to will also!
@dv52528
@dv52528 5 ай бұрын
@@joseenoel8093 I am the second born so she wasn't as busy. Then I became "Cinderella" and so I while the whole family was enjoying life, my siblings playing, I was cooking, cleaning and that's where my "playground" was. She may have had the worst pregnancy but she had the greatest maid she could ever had
@lisacummins5135
@lisacummins5135 5 ай бұрын
Yes that voice, programming. Worse is the energy, the dark harmful intent to keep you suppressed, degraded, destroyed.
@riddhidharaiya5032
@riddhidharaiya5032 5 ай бұрын
A narcissist mother tortures her own child physically, mentallly, psychologically, emotionally exactly the same way the spell " Crucio" does in Harry Potter.......
@jeanirwin9539
@jeanirwin9539 5 ай бұрын
My mother to a "t". I was dating my future husband at the time, and as a freshman in college ,she told me "I was no daughter of hers and she never wanted to see me again." I was crushed for about an hour and a half, then the inner resolve rose up in me and I said,"well, if that's what she wants, that's what she'll get!". So thankful my husband didn't drop me like a hot potato. She confronted him once to no avail. Without her help, I graduated college and then went on to dental school. The thing that amazes me most is her lack of remorse. She successfully alienated all 5 of us kids and never knew any of her grandkids, told my older sister none of that ever bothered her. I did go to her funeral and was amazed at "what a wonderful person she was."
@joseenoel8093
@joseenoel8093 5 ай бұрын
I'm skipping the funeral, pre-paid and I'm in charge of, she's far away having to move back home, I've pre-let them know all that glitters, marriage was an escape from them, my husband could care less for my older siblings, he's an only child, our adult kids shine and I'm grateful!
@userw-c8w
@userw-c8w 5 ай бұрын
So far, at least 1 major news story highlighted an obituary, where one family did the unthinkable by conveying "ill of the departed". Then, there's been an opposite case (more the norm; focusing on the positive, rather than the decedent's negative traits), where the covert narcissistic father committed familicide (shot & killed his entire family, including his mother-in-law). Astonishingly, both sides of the family gaslit the deceased's obituaries: by omitting the fact that each was murdered by their head-of-household. Most alarmingly, the perpetrator's obituary, mentioned the killer's life achievements as if it were his job resume; failing to mention the most obvious fact: that he murdered his entire family! Not surprisingly, this caused an outcry by the public-at-large!
@SylviaMehmood
@SylviaMehmood 5 ай бұрын
"Eye-openig and Shocking!!!!!"
@tyronebrown5766
@tyronebrown5766 4 ай бұрын
Dam ...
@Vanes218
@Vanes218 5 ай бұрын
Yes, fifty five years later, and especially after her passing l often hear her voice inside my head with her favorite phrases: "Don't ask me for help, no one ever helped me! If you don't like it, get out! You can't keep a job! You dont do sh!t!" and etc. 😩 Thank you, Danish for this video and for all your successful efforts and videos that contribute to my understanding of narcissistic abuse and continued healing. Thank you for your unwavering support, and for being a beacon of strength and hope. 🙏🏼 Sending You Love & Light. 🥀❤🌈☀️
@malaysianeurofibromatosisc588
@malaysianeurofibromatosisc588 5 ай бұрын
Yes, the echoes of her abusive soul crushing words still hunting me until now and the ripple effects of her triangulation and smear campaign. Even in her death bed my mom got no remorse. The effect is forever....
@redpillbox1882
@redpillbox1882 5 ай бұрын
"Don't ask me for help" is a mantra that runs on repeat in my head. She always told me this whenever I wanted to join an activity as a child. It's why we are so stubbornly self-reliant. So many crises in my life my mother has not one clue about, because I learned early on that I could NOT rely on her. I could only rely on myself. Not only was she dispassionate and uninterested, but also just too emotionally immature to be of any tangible assistance in a crisis.
@Vastlyuncanny
@Vastlyuncanny 4 ай бұрын
They want to criticize for not doing anything. And yet when you do, they sabotage it for ammunition to keep you in a cycle of abuse. Because they keep you where they want, they can continue to criticize and shit talk behind your back to make themselves out to be the good person
@tyronebrown5766
@tyronebrown5766 4 ай бұрын
That hurt my heart ♥ My mother did the same. She want to hell last October. I didn't drop a tear.....
@skinnyway
@skinnyway 5 ай бұрын
my whole family is my first bully. not just her. there are 2 parents in a household. they both hated me. the whole family hated me. thats the way it was then, maybe still now. hate the child that ties you to a monster. even tho you were there to create the child and went willingly. and lets not forget the older sister who also hated me.
@RKX_Errant
@RKX_Errant 5 ай бұрын
This was very insightful and encouraging. For 50 years i endured my mother's bullying. It took another 15 years for me to understand she was a narcissist and by then she had been dead for that amount of time. Even now, with this understanding (which I did not have then) I still wonder how I muddled my way through it all.
@henwhisperer
@henwhisperer 5 ай бұрын
She for sure was unpredictable. I’d come home from elementary and then middle school and look in the windows to see what kind of a “mood” she was in. When she would beat me and say to my brother “if you cry I’ll beat her harder.” Well no wonder he (who was taught to be the Golden Child ultra narc) and I have a trauma bond.
@deedoyle4069
@deedoyle4069 5 ай бұрын
Yep. At 19 I got married to someone who could/did back my mother down. What I didn't know was that he, too, was Also a narc. THAT pattern Stuck! All the main characters were narcs! I'm 85. NOW I'm learning HOW and WHY this happened. THANKS, Danish! Your videos show me Truth! It IS a relief to know 'how and why'... Because I thought I've been so awful, so penitent, so guilty. I AM an okay person! Wow.
@Sara-sl6lp
@Sara-sl6lp 5 ай бұрын
My step sister has a narcissistic mother, and she doesn’t even know.. she kind of admires her, but her mother is ruining everything😕
@JF32304
@JF32304 5 ай бұрын
The light bulbs haven't turned on yet. The fear of the Lord is the beginning of wisdom. Once you get that man things start to change.
@nnnnnnnnnnn7292
@nnnnnnnnnnn7292 5 ай бұрын
I wish someone saw me like you see your stepsister and opened my eyes decades ago.
@Sara-sl6lp
@Sara-sl6lp 5 ай бұрын
@@nnnnnnnnnnn7292 the thing is I can’t tell her.. relationships will be broken, and she’s still so young
@joseenoel8093
@joseenoel8093 5 ай бұрын
Stay out of it, when I first learned about it I sent out vids on it far and wide, my sister in law is one, she was my bf at 14 onto wanting my bro and onto my bro wanting her mom and vise versa, 2 adult kids and still they're married, the best piece of advice my dad ever gave me was "Stay out of other's problems", I tell tjat to my kids and make them repeat it, you're good to inform, remember people see what they want to see, her mother in law probably has bucks or something, she might just be playing her cards right until enough is enough!
@Lyrielonwind
@Lyrielonwind 5 ай бұрын
Since I found out about the reason of my miserable life and I have tried to help someone, they were either cover narcissists or they were not ready and smeared me. I have shared so many videos to cover narcissists... and later, when they played tricks on me I was wondering how they could see me so naive; they never watched those videos to begin with or maybe the first one while they were laughing their guts out. You are not responsible for anyone else's problem. It took me a long time to understand it and besides that; we are not God and we better get rid of the savior complex.
@sindeecuschieri2446
@sindeecuschieri2446 5 ай бұрын
Yes, I carry the voice and I am 64 years old. Don't hold the baby, just prop up the bottle in the crib, introducing me as her sister, never home to provide dinner, called dirty words and wished she never had me, wished I died, laughed when I cried, etc. I'm just now facing this truth. Danish, you speak with such sincerity and your words hit me like a brick. Somebody finally gets it.
@aab8429
@aab8429 5 ай бұрын
Omg this was my mother exactly. I feel you.
@userw-c8w
@userw-c8w 5 ай бұрын
Heard a similar story of a mother desiring her second child be a boy -- because her firstborn was a girl. As it turns out, to the dismay of both parents, the 2nd child wound up being a girl, assigned a boyish nickname, & neglected as a baby she was babysat by a baby bottle & audible radio left on, with negligible hugging nor cuddling, resulting in that baby girl self-soothing herself by: thumb-sucking, having a lisp, & as she grew older, being chided for having a flat nose, (hardly a nose-bridge). She was then relegated to that of a middle "forgotten child" relying on fawning & people-pleasing skills in order to cope, particularly upon being displaced by her next-born younger brother.
@sindeecuschieri2446
@sindeecuschieri2446 5 ай бұрын
@@aab8429 I'm so sorry for you. I wish nobody could relate. It wasn't your fault and it wasn't right. I wish you healing beyond the reach of the narcissist that was supposed to be your mother.
@aab8429
@aab8429 5 ай бұрын
⁠@@sindeecuschieri2446thank you for your kind words. I wish you all the best too. Xx
@zandatee
@zandatee 5 ай бұрын
Yes, Narcissistic (in my case Covert NPD) mother is the worst enemy. The person who envies you and secretly hopes you fail because of her own inferiorities. Have to be very strong to step over it raise and develop regardless. Only those who have experienced know the amount of EXTRA inner POWER ⚡we need in comparison to people who grow without such masked inner enemy.
@redpillbox1882
@redpillbox1882 5 ай бұрын
"The person who envies you and secretly hopes you fail" - - insert picture of my mother next to this description.
@user-o6ue45hz8nr2ap
@user-o6ue45hz8nr2ap 4 ай бұрын
​@@redpillbox1882awful...she is a devil...my "mother" is a devil
@skinnyway
@skinnyway 5 ай бұрын
isnt there a man in that dynamic who just lets it happen? who doesnt lift a finger to protect the child so he doesnt get the narc's attention on him... its never just one unless there is only one parent.
@johncorson6599
@johncorson6599 4 ай бұрын
The enabling father or if he is also a narcissist
@joliesai3187
@joliesai3187 3 ай бұрын
The enabling father. I do NOT care anymore that he goes to the daughter to support the daughter and reassure her, after the damage has been done by the narcissistic mother. NO. What the child wants THE MOST: validation. And part of that is holding the narcissistic parent accountable. People need to wake up and arm themselves with the knowledge on NPD because the destruction is DAMAGING. I am lucky I live in an age where we have a well of knowledge at our very fingertips. That and I believe there is a higher power because the algorithms I have been experiencing have been 🤌 lately. My Point: enablers are THE MOST...No words can even come to mind to do the righteous rage justice. Other than enablers are upsetting and disappointing. Very. They are part of the rot. Carve them out. Begone!
@brightblonde3508
@brightblonde3508 5 ай бұрын
My narc mom abused me for 60 years … yet I still took good care of her as she got old & sick. Now I’m dealing with multiple stress related illnesses & trying to finally heal.
@zandatee
@zandatee 5 ай бұрын
why did you do that? (I mean took care) did she behave as described aging narcissists behave?
@brightblonde3508
@brightblonde3508 5 ай бұрын
@@zandatee that's a good question. I believe I was trained to be the family caretaker since childhood. And I loved my mom, even when she hurt me. I always hoped we could heal our relationship. But narcs don’t change, they usually get worse. It took a heavy toll on me. I wish I had this information earlier & would have made different choices.
@zandatee
@zandatee 5 ай бұрын
@@brightblonde3508 thank you so much for your answer.💔
@cornflakesagain5647
@cornflakesagain5647 5 ай бұрын
Thank you for this. My mother cursed the moment of my conception and then cried for the nine months she carried me. I was a baby that rarely cried which I think is telling. Despite being resilient, I am very weak bc I've developed MS. I wish I had known about NPD years ago. She still harms my life at 55! What an evil and unnatural personality. Sadly my sister has the same NPD . Running the gauntlet between these 2 disagreeable people my whole life is cruel and the other two members are enablers.
@Lyrielonwind
@Lyrielonwind 5 ай бұрын
It bothers me when New Agers say we made a contract with them or it's our karma from previous lifetimes and another statement which bother me is when I hear "we are the chosen". Everything to make the victim re-victimized, guilty or making us believe we're going to change the world... maybe the people who woke up on time to re-built their lives but the majority have spoiled our lives feeding the evil ones, not making life on Earth better, just surviving and many unaliving themselves and them getting more supply and pity 🤢
@streaming5332
@streaming5332 5 ай бұрын
I am one of four, none of us wanted by the mother. Only my younger sister developed MS. I believe she didn't have my father's positive influence that the older ones did. Not that any of us escaped, they're all a hot mess.
@soulTraveller144
@soulTraveller144 5 ай бұрын
Juice feasting/raw vegan cures MS.
@cornflakesagain5647
@cornflakesagain5647 5 ай бұрын
I'm the youngest too and there was no one to defend me from the craziness created by the two NPD's in my family. I attribute the MS to the high stress I experienced. My brother was the golden child and is very successful and a decent person - I would never begrudge him any success. My NPD sister is the oldest and I feel sorry for her when I'm not dodging exposure to her nastiness. Thankfully I can separate myself now - we're not kids anymore. I pray you all find your healing in your life journeys - this type of abuse is so destructive to the innocent and trusting blank slates we were as kids. May you cherish your 'survival' and develop the tools to heal and thrive. @@streaming5332
@PaintingandExercise
@PaintingandExercise 5 ай бұрын
It has been 1 1/2 years since I went No Contact with my narc mother and her 2 Golden Children/my siblings. She is 89 years old and I tried, I really tried to tough it out until she died and hang in there until then. But I couldn't take it any more. I have not felt this fantastic since I was 4 years old which is the last time that I remember my mother being kind to me. I am nearly 65 years old.
@Lyrielonwind
@Lyrielonwind 5 ай бұрын
No matter what you try, it gets to the point that your body says, no. I had two burned out and the third one could be final. It's not only my brain and my nervous system...I was close to death when I finally went no contact. Gabor Mate explains it perfectly.
@Bella_Benito
@Bella_Benito 5 ай бұрын
I'm in my late 60's. For my entire life I didn't understand why my mother and I didn't have a close relationship. I always knew that I didn't feel safe around her, she seemed to find any excuse to hit me (which went on until I was about 14 and was taller than her). I don't remember her showing any kindness or affection towards me. She wouldn't talk to us for days if any of us upset her. She disowned me when I started living with my fiancé, saying that we should be married. After 2 years my father told her that he'd leave if she didn't start talking to me. She died 34 years ago and all the horrible memories still hurt, though I'm working on healing. It's a long slog.
@karenkennedy6331
@karenkennedy6331 5 ай бұрын
Every child needs parents that love and adore them, to be the center of their love and devotion. Lucky child. To have a mother who just adores you and wants your joy and well being , ❤❤❤
@nnnnnnnnnnn7292
@nnnnnnnnnnn7292 5 ай бұрын
I just said these words to my narcissistic mother half-an-hour ago after another bout of abuse. Yes, I fell for it again despite all the knowledge that narcissists parent DON'T EVER UNDERSTAND YOU. She said that even on her deathbed she will think about what a disgusting monster she brought up.
@user-o6ue45hz8nr2ap
@user-o6ue45hz8nr2ap 4 ай бұрын
​@@nnnnnnnnnnn7292she's a devil
@oilivanwarmerdam9451
@oilivanwarmerdam9451 5 ай бұрын
I have narcissistic mother and I have a lot of insecurities, fears and trauma. I am very depressed and not strong at all, even though I stop having any relationship with mother long time ago. 🤷‍♀️
@Chidiuche
@Chidiuche 5 ай бұрын
I remember having panic attacks from my narcissistic mothers' abuse. I turned to God from an early age and he helped me. I am now rebuilding my life and I still call on God almighty to help me.
@boejiden6587
@boejiden6587 5 ай бұрын
Amen
@tyronebrown5766
@tyronebrown5766 4 ай бұрын
I'm here too.
@lina_178
@lina_178 5 ай бұрын
Even just the title of the video hit hard Danish! First bully and first abuser.. who destroyed a part of my soul I'm still grappling for!!
@user-gl8jn8br5c
@user-gl8jn8br5c 2 ай бұрын
Having a narcissistic mother is unreal .it’s literally the worst kind of mother ever to exist. Even the word monster isn’t enough to describe her
@philo4870
@philo4870 5 ай бұрын
You described my life as if you were there.
@daft4682
@daft4682 5 ай бұрын
She would flip between being the nicest person ever and putting me on a pedistal to rage. She told me on an almost daily basis how ashamed she was of me and made continual veiled threats to abandon me. This after she kidnapped me from my father at age 3. As an adult she was welcomed into my family and began trying to turn my kids against me - I realized this is exactly what she did to my father before taking me. That's when I started trying to learn how to deal w this and discovered NPD. Your work is so on point brother. Thank you for providing this channel. ❤
@Chidiuche
@Chidiuche 5 ай бұрын
Even as a father of 3 kids, I still hear my narcissistic mother's voice in my head! Though, I have told her its over between us. She prepared me to become a narcissist's magnet in my adult life. Guess what? I married someone exactly like her because I did not know what narcissism was then. It's been 3 years that I heard about narcissism and I have been learning and healing ever since.
@roachbaitfnv2591
@roachbaitfnv2591 5 ай бұрын
Right at the end, you struck steel... I've always been the problem, no matter what I became later... ...well, it was never good enough, it seems...🤔
@JustMe-uu3bh
@JustMe-uu3bh 5 ай бұрын
YOU have to give to yourself what she refused to give you. YOU DO HAVE VALUE AND GOD IS YOUR SOUL, SO YOU ARE WORTHY NO MATTER WHAT. I am doing this work as well. do not give them your power forever, TAKE IT BACK.
@leocampa6230
@leocampa6230 5 ай бұрын
I talked to my therapist about the difference of myself and my other two brothers. I was the ungroomed mess. They had the support, and I was left to myself.
@vacationeyes6430
@vacationeyes6430 5 ай бұрын
There is also this weird situation in some cultures where the uncle/aunt is a Narcissist and your parents won't do anything about it just to keep peace. The Narcs will get invited to all family events and your parents ask you to "adjust". That's being low key flying monkeys for the Narcissist.
@katherineraquelle1930
@katherineraquelle1930 5 ай бұрын
It took me the 2020 pandemic 😷 for me to FULLY understand what I went through with my narc mother.. she was my first bully 😊 now I bully her lmao she never protected me, or stood by my side, allowed another bully (Caroline) to treat me the same way.. She was neglectful, and abandoned me. She kept me in the garage, threatened to leave me stranded, dumped food on me, verbally, emotionally abusive, gossiping.. compared me to others. My childhood was the female form of the Nightstalker… the movie Ella Enchanted is the PERFECT movie on narcissistic abuse.. and the experiences I’ve had with it in life. 😊
@bizzyb8734
@bizzyb8734 5 ай бұрын
It breaks my heart to read this. You MUST BELIEVE you did NOTHING to deserve the way you were treated. Your "mother" was and is the problem, NOT YOU!! PLEASE CONTINUE to heal by learning as much as you can. You are worthy of respect, love and dignity. I wish you peace and strength!! You are much stronger than you know!!🥹
@katherineraquelle1930
@katherineraquelle1930 5 ай бұрын
@@bizzyb8734 Joke’s on them because in 2023 I MADE IT AS THE FIRST ASIAN AMERICAN YOUNG WOMAN TO BE ON A BILLBOARD IN TIMES SQUARE PART OF PARIS HILTON’S I AM CAMPAIGN 😊 Many of my past opps from 2000-2012 are now looking funky, fat and ugly 😂 my glow up GOT PEOPLE SHOOK 😂 I am now famous ❤ and saving humanity so that is healing. It’s heartbreaking yea but it’s my duty to heal people’s hearts and bring people smiles and laughter. It’s sad I was born premature and nearly died in hospital when I was a infant in the early 90s. I hope to share my testimony on a podcast soon. ❤
@katherineraquelle1930
@katherineraquelle1930 5 ай бұрын
@@bizzyb8734 the joke is on them because in 2023 I made it as the first Asian American young lady to be on a billboard in Times Square in my whole bloodline!!!!! It’s a generational curse passed down! I’ve embarrassed my past old narcissistic bullies on social media and they look rough! My glow up GOT PEOPLE SHOOK FOR LIFE LMAO 🤣 at least I now know what my purpose is, to sing, bring smiles to people faces, am told I’m a blessing to people’s lives. The most heartbreaking is being born premature and they chose to treat me like trash. Now they have to sit back and watch me RISE on the big screen 📺 with their funky asses! 😂 it’s coming full circle and the chickens coming home to roost! Celebrities have noticed me ❤😂😊 it’s a Cinderella story ❤
@katherineraquelle1930
@katherineraquelle1930 5 ай бұрын
@@bizzyb8734 the joke is on them!! In 2023 I made it as the first Asian American young woman to be on a billboard in Times Square!! My testimony is here 😊 I exposed all my past bullies on social media 😊 my glow up got them all SHOOK FOR LIFE 😂 it’s good to know I’m not alone. And it shows I’m not afraid of anyone or anything 😊
@katherineraquelle1930
@katherineraquelle1930 5 ай бұрын
@@bizzyb8734jokes on them because in 2023 I became the first Asian American young woman to be on a billboard in Times Square 😊 part of Paris Hilton’s I Am campaign ❤
@Supriiya4717
@Supriiya4717 5 ай бұрын
Yes , my narcissistic mother was my first bully, she used to do Terrible things with me to control me , i remember when i was 9 years old she once rushed to a terrace pretended that she is gonna suicide if i don't respect her basically if i don't listen to her..but she pretended this to me & my younger brother so many times but she never did anything lol😅 but those incidents left me in a deep fear & self hatred.
@danitajminer3279
@danitajminer3279 5 ай бұрын
Every time I hear an affirmation in a psych video, in my head, It's always followed by. . "And doggone it, people like me."😂 ( Saturday Night Live skit reference)
@francesbernard2445
@francesbernard2445 5 ай бұрын
My mother confided in once me that soon after I was born my father was in the habit of saying to her. "If you do not shut that kid up then I am going to give her something to cry about." She finally left my prone to be violent father only after all 4 of her children became adults when her life was in imminent danger if she were to stay with him while he was starting to show signs of alcoholic dementia. She chose to do that while wanting his financial help contributions to our upbringing. I cannot say for sure if any of us would have survived at all while being cared for by only our mother who had only a grade 6 education and training in how to be a seamstress while there was no chance of her succeeding in runnning a couteur dressmaking service here in this city only 3 years after this city got declared no longer on a frontier. Her sharp tongue was hard to live with too sometimes while everyone outside of our family beieved she was like a saint. I do not judge her.
@zomlove8557
@zomlove8557 5 ай бұрын
For the last week I've been going through a hard trigger episode. I'm still recovering but your channel really helps ❤
@zandatee
@zandatee 5 ай бұрын
Yes I am ready those episodes will come. I have had small ones. But I think - what about f.ex. relatives funerals? i am social and roots and networking is important to me.
@zomlove8557
@zomlove8557 5 ай бұрын
@@zandatee um no it's ptsd related.
@melissadauphars8630
@melissadauphars8630 5 ай бұрын
Sweet Danish, please accept this compliment in the most purest intentions ever. I am probably old enough to be your mother, so I’m not being inappropriate in anyway. I just wanted to tell you you have the sweetest most most gentle soul I think I’ve ever seen on this platform ever. we share a similar story sadly but it helps me to feel very connected in like a weird kinship way with you not weird, but you know what I’m saying. I hope you do. Lol ~ .My point is I wanted to tell you how beautiful I think you are ~ I just think you’re absolutely a beautiful angel but on the inside there’s such divinity in there and I just have such an appreciation for your beautiful, authentic and vulnerable soul sharing, and helping so many people. Thank you sweet young man. Thank you thank you thank you and I’m sending so much love to you and I am wishing for an abundance to gently reign across your life and all of your loves for the rest of your walk on this earth. I wish you abundance, joy, and healing and safety, and feeling of comfort and feelings of Utter laughter from the inside out. I hope all of your dreams will come true I know they will. I know they will, because we do not experience this severe contrast that we do if we didn’t come here to be the people that experienced it to dream in the new existence that’s coming due to the law attraction I just want to send my love to you. I am also a Libra and I’m very wordy, so please forgive me. ❤️🙌🏼❤️🙏🏼❤️🙌🏼❤️
@talithaminnaar7777
@talithaminnaar7777 4 ай бұрын
Beautiful words, Melissa! And I totally agree with your description of Danish.
@BumblebeeDeeDee
@BumblebeeDeeDee 5 ай бұрын
I actually had an aha moment when you said "your mother hated you when you were conceived!' It hurt but it's only because no one ever put it that way before and it's the truth! I still ask why I had to have a narcissistic mother, why me?? What did I do to deserve this inhuman person giving birth to me? To torture me, hurt me and leave me feeling hopeless and abandoned throughout my childhood and today! 😢Thank you for opening my eyes to things I never knew. Hopefully I'll understand it someday. Excuse me because now I need to cry. 😢😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
@lesliederby9236
@lesliederby9236 5 ай бұрын
I totally agree. I was born to 2 narc parents and into a narc family. I don't know why either. So unfair. I don't know. Maybe the answer will be reveiled one day. I'm crying along with you. Blessings and love towards your way. ❤ 🙏
@BumblebeeDeeDee
@BumblebeeDeeDee 5 ай бұрын
@@lesliederby9236 I'm so sorry you had both parents that were narcissists! That's horrible! My.dad was killed when I was 8 and it got really bad after that. My mother & older half sister were both narcissist so I can relate to your pain. I'm so sorry you had to experience this type of trauma. I'm still taking care of my mother because my half sister & both of her kids have died from tragedies as well so I'm the only one left & she's still abusing me! I'm glad you reached out so that I don't feel so alone. This channel has helped me realize a lot but I'm still trapped. I'm sorry to go on and on but this video hit a nerve & I just had to cry. My life has been drained by her. There's nothing left! I'm so very tired! 😢
@BumblebeeDeeDee
@BumblebeeDeeDee 5 ай бұрын
@@lesliederby9236 love and positive vibes to you too!😢🤗 💛🐝💛
@lesliederby9236
@lesliederby9236 5 ай бұрын
@@BumblebeeDeeDee I'm glad you wrote your comment. I totally get where you are coming from. Don't feel so alone. Alone is when you lose all hope. Don't give up. You have a friend in the comment section. I been homeless since I was 15. It's been up and down for me. I rented an apartment unit. Lost it and gained another one and lost it too. It's so hard when I'm all by myself and have to cover rent, bills, laundry, groceries, etc. 😕 No help from no one. It sucks. Especially when everything is so expensive more than ever. I'm so sorry about your Dad. May he rest in peace. You need to think about you. If you can move out of the situation it may help.
@lesliederby9236
@lesliederby9236 5 ай бұрын
@@BumblebeeDeeDeeYes this channel is a blessing. Sending you hugs and praying for you. 🙏
@Lyrielonwind
@Lyrielonwind 5 ай бұрын
What's bother me is that still it's taboo talking about why you had to leave her, your whole family and the whole town to get away of her grasp and circle of abuse. You are not only your family outcast but also a social misfit. I have hear narcissists telling me without knowing me well and just one interaction that I was abused. They know it. They can smell you. They just need to read your body language. It feels like a curse. She told me once, I was the first one to learn how to walk (my legs looked like if I was born riding a horse, curved unnaturally) and I knew that was because I knew I had to rush my growing up in order to get some needs. It's been a lifelong torture and I'm not healed yet. Maybe I won't ever be completely healed due to my age but at least, nowadays, I can hear or read "mother" or "family" without getting triggered and look completely like a nut case. Anyway, my life has been hell and she sat me down for failure in all aspects of life. That's why I can't find, safe people and safe relationships, neither with men or women. I hope there's a hell because she deserves one of her own and be all by herself because that's what she is most afraid; being alone. I know it's not over even if she died, she recruited my siblings and others to finish her dirty job.
@jeanross7430
@jeanross7430 5 ай бұрын
Yes I survived but my relationships with others was difficult. Sadly I didn't know how to judge characters and married a narcissistic man, however I got the strength to divorce him.
@Lyrielonwind
@Lyrielonwind 5 ай бұрын
I did too but going no contact with my mother is much harder to me because I have been left alone; none of my siblings supported me and they are going to be my enemies as long as I live.
@tyronebrown5766
@tyronebrown5766 4 ай бұрын
Marriage is a joke anyway.
@kodyreynolds4158
@kodyreynolds4158 5 ай бұрын
She still ruins my life to this day and i'm 33. Of course i'm still foolish enough to let her into my private life.
@deepu3386
@deepu3386 4 ай бұрын
Mine too. She doesn't respect her children's privacy and independence. She even interferes in my parenting style and tries to impose her barbarian patenting on me. 😢
@jackieseymour3197
@jackieseymour3197 5 ай бұрын
Not my mom, her sisters and mother were my first bullies!
@pretheeshgpresannan4172
@pretheeshgpresannan4172 5 ай бұрын
My mom used to say ,even when I was a child, she got some thyroid issues because I was born and that I am guilty for it. If I point out her own cruelity and stupidity then ofc she gets freaked out
@elizabethbryan7601
@elizabethbryan7601 4 ай бұрын
Almost 80 years old, I no longer hear her voice, but I do feel the emotions that voice instilled in my body from memories of her in my second year with the birth of my brother.
@MashaHawk
@MashaHawk Ай бұрын
My mother always told me that I was a perfect baby when I was born (unlike the horrible disgusting daughter that I am now as an adult) . She says that I was a perfect baby because I did not require any attention and that I could just entertain myself by laying in the crib by looking at the ceiling. Please, just take a second to think about what she is saying. I had a dad that beat me up in the most horrific sense you can imagine (head against the wall, breaking my nose, etc) while my mom was watching the scene every time right behind him. This has been a painful journey but I am 90% recovered. I am 30 years old. I have a very successful career in finance. I have amazing friends that will kill for me. I am the happiest and anxiety free I have ever been. Everyone who went through this, please don’t let the evil to break you. You are good and kind. Don’t let them win.
@amywuester136
@amywuester136 5 ай бұрын
My mother has actually told me, on multiple occasions cause once isn't enough, that the day the doctor called her (1969) to inform her that she was pregnant with me, she slid down the kitchen wall (with the phone in hand) in tears completely devastated. That'll make you feel wanted and loved, huh. 😢
@tyronebrown5766
@tyronebrown5766 4 ай бұрын
Dam , I hope your life is beautiful. As a father that hurt my heart...
@apfelstrudel714
@apfelstrudel714 5 ай бұрын
Ooooh it all applies to my mother-in-law!!!!!!!
@pennyacme380
@pennyacme380 5 ай бұрын
Still healing, thank you ❤
@zandatee
@zandatee 5 ай бұрын
@@jbrown2908 Can You share? What about You? I mean have you gone no contact? how long ago? what about other relatives? (if I may know)
@zandatee
@zandatee 5 ай бұрын
@@jbrown2908 Yes I see. I have something of the same. Mother infected brother with her patterns and now is working with brothers children to pass the sick tradition. She is so hyperactive. As I feel she is deadly envious on me, I better avoid contacting brothers children too much. I mean I give her first hand and visit and play with them more seldom and after oficial celebrations. Although of course the less is age difference the more interesting and popular the gtrownup person is for them. And she knows it:) Thats why she holds war. Also with childrens mother. (indirect war to be the top popular one) Narcissists mind, their problematics caused by their insecurities is just SO sick 😂;DD (I just looked from aside - omg this is so strange from normal perspective. we are drawn into it and feel what goes on in their heads. Its psychopathology) I went no contact more than a year ago. she is soon 80 and getting just more and more aggressive and hyperactive and acting desperately and greedy - like she would wish to grab and controll all the relatives, be inside all the relatives families so its hard to be completely clean of narc influence. But fortunately we can choose people outside family.
@zandatee
@zandatee 5 ай бұрын
@@jbrown2908 my long long answer to You disappeared. Too tired now - have to go to bed. maybe I will come back tomorrow
@userw-c8w
@userw-c8w 5 ай бұрын
@@zandatee [BTW: I've noticed certain comments posted by others disappearing, as well.]
@zandatee
@zandatee 5 ай бұрын
@@userw-c8w Thank You. Must be the robot. But the comment was soooo long. (I cought myself.... that I am used to gaslighting. -Your small remark and this chain of emotions made me burst out into tears. Its like the controlled emotions are coming out... I am used to be stoic and fight for others. I so think I am normal and strong and think how to help others omg...) 😿💔 I've just toughened myself. Right as Danish said - being in a state of constant fight. ..and crooked mirrors.
@alienfrommarss
@alienfrommarss 5 ай бұрын
Yes. How can a child be mocked for crying after their mother made fun of their weight? Anorexic until I was 18, I weighed 89 pounds, at almost 6 feet tall, and was still bullied by my mother for being "fat", while she weighed 400 pounds.
@monicarai1497
@monicarai1497 5 ай бұрын
My mom literally left me for the dead. I always felt like she was competing with me and she was super jealous of the love me and my dad shared too.
@JustMe-uu3bh
@JustMe-uu3bh 5 ай бұрын
this is true, Danish, truthfully I was feeling a bit panicky this morning like I felt like I was teetering on the edge sort of *emotionally.......due to my situation that I have not been able to escape *yet........and the comments and your vids helped me to right my course again, realizing why and what it's about...........to induce fear and trauma......so thank you. will be coming back later today and watch more.........God bless all..........keep healing!
@lewishenderson7004
@lewishenderson7004 5 ай бұрын
i have given up on healing i have 60 years narc abuse. i am trying to understand it so i can forgive and move on. i am 66 i might have 20 years left. it be nice to know what happy means
@pamelariley6694
@pamelariley6694 5 ай бұрын
Ditto 🎉
@tyronebrown5766
@tyronebrown5766 4 ай бұрын
Got to the beach & smoke some good weed , put your feet in the sand & breathe! Worked for me when I lost everything. 2024
@Bianca-sw5id
@Bianca-sw5id 2 ай бұрын
Forty-eight years of my narcissist mom sucking the life out of me , oppressing me and preventing my freedom from her and life of my own , I have survived her emotionally abusing me for twenty-five years , it's been living hell and I knew it but I didn't know what I was stuck in that is her responsibility to be held responsible for incurring on me
@yasmeenpasha9835
@yasmeenpasha9835 5 ай бұрын
My mother and my elder sister both are narcissist person
@kellysandblom6508
@kellysandblom6508 5 ай бұрын
You are exactly right in all of this and I’m so happy that you have turned the abuse and negativity around to saying we are resilient and amazing for what we have been through. Thank you so much, Danish. You have made my day better and brought the sun to me and a smile on my face. Thank you for what you do. 😊❤️❤️❤️❤️
@monicarai1497
@monicarai1497 5 ай бұрын
I recently contacted her because my ex's mom had passed on. She was trynna make conversation with me but I told her I was busy and excused myself. My sis is a narc too. Any surprises I attracted a narc later on in life. But thank God these people have been kicked out of my life. Amen
@ruthnelson7451
@ruthnelson7451 5 ай бұрын
"God was taking care of you, all along the way." Many times these words - in books or spoken - have come my way. And always it feels good to look back and see the help that came my way, strengthened and gave me hope. So the resiliency could develop. And it is a gift now, to see it!
@annedas2726
@annedas2726 5 ай бұрын
May God be continue to be your guide and protector always. Yet another spot on informational , uplifting and motivating video to get people to recognize the issue. You give hope to so so so many people that healing is possible . Thank you Danish 🌈🌈
@parisahashemi476
@parisahashemi476 5 ай бұрын
Some of my very first memories are screaming ‘mom’ whenever I got scared. And I soon realized my mom didn’t care. She wouldn’t even look at me to see what was happening and I noticed… I remember thinking why do I call her when I’m scared and trying not to say ‘mom’ . I couldn’t, it was involuntarily. I felt ashamed. I was just 4-5. I practiced not to call her. It was hard but I ended up just screaming when I was scared instead of screaming ‘mom’. Now when I think about how I never spoke up and never told her about predators that were abusing me as a child, I can forgive myself. Cuz she probably wouldn’t have cared or would’ve blamed me for it.
@user-qv9nw1dq2f
@user-qv9nw1dq2f 5 ай бұрын
Thank you for validating our experiences Danish. We should be grateful to have made it and survived. Having a narcisistic mother is the most painful and challenging experience a human can be faced with.
@deebee4622
@deebee4622 3 ай бұрын
The sadness comes from what should’ve, could’ve been but wasn’t. Thank you for sharing your experiences Danish; it helps to know we are not alone.
@libralove8761
@libralove8761 3 ай бұрын
Oh yeah I still hear the voice. I can remember the curse like it was yesterday. You’re ugly, No man will ever want you and you will never have money. It was those three things because she said these things consecutively so I call it her curse. We were in a car, my step dad was driving and me and my brother were in the backseat. It’s been 2 years No Contact for me. I’m 52 years old and yes I wish I had done it sooner. Thanks Danish
@grace692
@grace692 4 ай бұрын
A truly healing video to hear, thank you! As a teenager she told me I would eventually realize the old truth that my enemy was me. She was wrong about that. She created layers of complication and challenge that never had to be. How does one take out their bitterness on their own children? You have to be extremely broken.
@eugenemairom1887
@eugenemairom1887 5 ай бұрын
Ive been a victim for nearly 42 long journey of my life...im blessed thai i survived in this journey...im happy to announce here that for the past one month i passed the test ...i come out stronger no longer d victim of my narcst mother.
@aparna1170
@aparna1170 20 күн бұрын
We lost !! And that’s that. We need to swallow our pride and cry our hearts out and get over it. To hold their grip they won’t even let us cry. That is defeat for them
@awils7762
@awils7762 5 ай бұрын
Yeah, that makes sense. Wow! I'm not sure how I actually made it out. Oh man, I didn't really realize that she hated me from the moment of conception. She never even had any prenatal appointments. She had gestational diabetes with me, and my eyes showed that damage to the optometrist. I have no idea how many health conditions i will have in the future. Ugh....
@ronniebennet9413
@ronniebennet9413 5 ай бұрын
my mom held the fact that I depended on her over my head. she knew I had nowhere else to go. she even told me to my face that I have to put up with however she treats me because I have no choice. now Im 27 and people can’t understand why I prefer being an adult over being a kid. as a kid I was completely helpless and powerless. as an adult I can think, do, feel, and say what I please. and yes, I know there are consequences and responsibility that comes with adulthood, but those outcomes of my actions are now up to ME, not up to her. I got my power back.
@Jess-yp9fo
@Jess-yp9fo 5 ай бұрын
Thank God for these videos and people/guides helping me & everyone else who've gone through this to heal. Actually HEAL. A start...It's a journey. A very long and brutal one for me, searching for answers. Being stuck, confused af, feeling extremely broken, burdened, worn down. CPTSD etc. The whole NINE. Thank you Danish for these videos. I've watched sooo many vids related to narc abuse & Danish and Jay Reids are my holy grail who can detail what i've experienced word to word. Bar to bar. God bless you Danish
@christelleny
@christelleny 5 ай бұрын
The most helpful book I ever read was about just that. "WILL I EVER BE GOOD ENOUGH?" by Karyl McBride. It held the key to everything. From there, it's been down the rabbit hole non-stop...
@cyny6305
@cyny6305 5 ай бұрын
My mother's bullying was so severe that I can barely remember the first 12 years of my life. Thanks for describing the pain and affirming it. I don't think I can afford your workshops though. I am properly triggered though.
@patriziacoro3789
@patriziacoro3789 5 ай бұрын
Spot on! You have incredible insight.
@DarkSoulsMinuteGuides
@DarkSoulsMinuteGuides 4 ай бұрын
Thanks for telling us that we are strong. Those parental interjects are vicious. Every time I have an interaction with my parents I come to videos like this. What is that telling me?
@prophet1782
@prophet1782 5 ай бұрын
100% Correct. She used to beat me up when i was few yrs old.
@amitad1390
@amitad1390 5 ай бұрын
I am weeping listening you here the deep, hidden truth. Thanks very much for your such nice healing speeches.
@bizzyb8734
@bizzyb8734 5 ай бұрын
I suspect my narc spouse's mother is a narc of some type. He often described her as a bully and tyrant. I believe my narc spouse didn't fall too far from her narc tree.
@joshslaton8604
@joshslaton8604 5 ай бұрын
I was born two months early in 1977 and technology wasn't anywhere close to what it is today so I almost died and was a sick child and still have problems and my mom still abused me. When I was a teenager she was talking and she had that evil narc smirk on her face and told me that I was crying when I was a few months old and I was getting on her nerves so she threw me through the air and I hit the bed and bounced off to the floor and she tells me the story with a smile on her face. I got away and went no contact on 2018 and things are a little better but I still have daily struggles. When I left and went no contact she told my sister that I wasn't there to pay her bills anymore I should have just died at birth. Thank you for your videos they are really helpful with my healing journey
@talithaminnaar7777
@talithaminnaar7777 4 ай бұрын
Danish, you are brilliant in describing our first bullies - the mothers - terrible and terrifying.
@PoojaBharti1718
@PoojaBharti1718 5 ай бұрын
🥺 narcissistic mother is a biggest trauma... She is not a mother devil of my life
@kaitlincox9714
@kaitlincox9714 4 ай бұрын
Your videos are such a blessing to me. Your kind words are almost too much to bear.. Coming to the realization of my mom being a narcissist is freeing me. My trauma responses have defined me and given me a false identity for too long. I now see maybe I'm not defective. I was going through hell which resulted in severe anxiety and depression. There isn't anything wrong with me....All of those words I hid inside and it ate me from the inside out and made me hate myself. I repeated the cycle with all the men I dated and the one I've married. I'm glad I can see the evil now. It won't hold me captive forever.
@BlueZebra1955
@BlueZebra1955 5 ай бұрын
I haven't agreed with some of the things you've said in other videos, but this one is spot on. In fact, it is my belief that when a woman does not want her unborn child, stress hormones flood her body.and the baby can feel it.
@johncorson6599
@johncorson6599 4 ай бұрын
Yes, I was hugged by our cleaning lady and asked how my day was by our cleaning lady … I was very nervous as a child when I knew our cleaning lady was there that day … a great big hug, lifting me up, a big smile and asking me how my day was, was so alien to me .. it was totally unknown to me otherwise my entire youth And yes the beasts of the forests did find me
@suburbanrapper
@suburbanrapper 5 ай бұрын
this is such an empowering ministry... you are so specific and verbalize this all too common problem.... if you can identify accurately a problem... chances are you can help us move on in a big way. God Bless your work and expand its influence.
@miaranaldo7048
@miaranaldo7048 5 ай бұрын
I felt like she was my bully. Thank you for helping me and others feel like we've been heard.
@jjm585
@jjm585 5 ай бұрын
I realized this when I am in my 40’s. I didn’t know what was happening with my mother. I thought since she was single mother raising two kids by herself made her like that. She was a bully and tell all relatives bad about you. She lie to me and get lots of money from me. She made me hate my dad and now he is no more. She makes my friends hate me. She made me get away from my high school sweetheart. I still have that hurt. But I forgave her and keep a distance now. Even now she is a bully but I am strong to ignore it.
@amberfuchs398
@amberfuchs398 5 ай бұрын
Great video, Danish! You're right about that inner critical voice being a protector/persecutor we introjected from the abuser. I started using Vanessa Lapointe's kind and firm strategy to start training that voice to become an inner cheerleader. I tell myself "I hear you and know you're trying to help. We don't speak to ourselves that way anymore. We have better strategies now. Let's try (this) instead." and try a new encouraging phrase. I also try to pay attention to any negative scripts in my head, then audit and edit them to be more encouraging. That way if I notice the old negative script running, I can switch to the new healthier one. Thanks so much for all you do!
@nnnnnnnnnnn7292
@nnnnnnnnnnn7292 5 ай бұрын
This is THE MOST IMPORTANT VIDEO so far!!!!! ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
@relied7934
@relied7934 5 ай бұрын
I don't think it made me tough. I think it made me the weirdo. I had 'bully me' printed on my back. I've always felt like a freak.
@kristinujhazy8656
@kristinujhazy8656 5 ай бұрын
I did have a narcissist mother. I fought her all my life. I won. She pushen me away since I was 3 months old, because I was a girl and not a boy. I raised myself . Nobody cared ,when I was raped at 15. She laughed about it. She suffered for eight weeks in intensive care. Then she passed away. I was angry at her for years .
@karenkennedy6331
@karenkennedy6331 5 ай бұрын
My husband is a narcissistic and his mother is one too. She was cold and cruel to him. His view, the world is out to get you., not safe.
@userw-c8w
@userw-c8w 5 ай бұрын
Sounds like someone I knew, who estranged himself from both parents (but, in good friends found surrogate parents). In particular, his mother would physically beat him (his "Momma Trauma"), & whom he referred to in a derogatory manner. Needless to say, he developed the characteristic traits of an "emotionally unavailable" misogynist, (narcissistic) promiscuous player, & highly independent over-achiever with a traumatic disorganized avoidant fearful attachment style (of distrust & in fear of an unsafe world); perfectionistic & controlling, no woman he met seemed good enough for him).
@ellisannfox
@ellisannfox 2 ай бұрын
Thank you for this video!
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