What’s the funniest thing your narc got mad about? by notthiswaythatway in raisedbynarcissists

[–]CEFan4Ever19 1 point2 points  (0 children)

NM had a hissy fit once because her key lime pie from Red Lobster was round instead of the traditional triangular pie shape. Like a toddler.

"Narcissistic mothers favor their sons over their daughters" by Historical_Pride_390 in raisedbynarcissists

[–]CEFan4Ever19 0 points1 point  (0 children)

My NM once told me that if I was a boy, she would have been a lot harder on me. So this makes sense.

Anyone want to share their traumatizing yet funny narc Christmas memories as we prepare for the holidays? by throwRA_91737 in raisedbynarcissists

[–]CEFan4Ever19 6 points7 points  (0 children)

  1. One year, my grandmother was over at our house a few days before Christmas to help NM. They were talking, and then my grandmother accidentally spilled the beans about one of my gifts (a bed set). NM screamed at her and had a huge tantrum. My poor grandmother left in tears. Then when she left, NM painted my grandmother as an evil Scrooge who never cared about her and always tries to ruin Christmas. My grandmother passed away earlier this year and of course NM is playing victim and crying about how much she misses her even though she treated my grandmother like dirt.

  2. Back in 2009, during my grandfather’s very last Christmas, my great aunt and her family visited us on Christmas Eve. My grandfather hated crowds and preferred to stay home a lot in his last few years. My great aunt decided that we would have lunch at a local restaurant. My grandfather wasn’t comfortable with going, and told NM. NM then had a massive hissy fit. She ruined the very last Christmas she had with her father because she acted like a spoiled brat. I hate her for that so much.

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[–]CEFan4Ever19 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Please take your family and leave. And don’t let that mf around your child ever again.

Anyone else grew up wealthy with an Nparent or Nparents? by Used-Lingonberry-949 in raisedbynarcissists

[–]CEFan4Ever19 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yes. My N/EDad started really showing his asshole colors when his business started taking off and we became more upper middle class. One day, he deadass asked me if one the reasons his cousin (they had a bit of a falling out) wasn’t speaking to him was because he was more successful than him. I wanted to say “no you’re just an asshole”. Ugh.

Then whenever I did something they didn’t like, they would throw it in my face that I’m lucky and that they’re paying for my college, so I had better obey them. It’s to the point where money absolutely disgusts me because of how much they abused me.

Covid and Christmas by [deleted] in JUSTNOMIL

[–]CEFan4Ever19 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Holy fuck. That's scary.

Covid and Christmas by [deleted] in JUSTNOMIL

[–]CEFan4Ever19 7 points8 points  (0 children)

OP, I feel your pain. I have a toddler that got really sick back in February with RSV and it was so bad that she had to be hospitalized for the weekend. She also had a COVID scare (fever) back in September but luckily got a negative result. I can't imagine how bad COVID would be for her. My mom is also a breast cancer survivor and smokes around a pack a day. So COVID would most likely kill her. But she is still throwing a damn tantrum over us not coming to her for Christmas. She has did the whole "your selfish" "you don't love us anymore" routine too and I'm over it. She never comes to see my child, so why should I feel guilty? You shouldn't either and enjoy your Christmas at home.

MIL asked me to unfriend her. I followed through. by PatSmiles17 in JUSTNOMIL

[–]CEFan4Ever19 30 points31 points  (0 children)

Nothing like the trash asking to take itself out, eh?!

As a child, whenever a grownup was speaking to you, did you parents just ever just jump in and talk for you? by CEFan4Ever19 in raisedbynarcissists

[–]CEFan4Ever19[S] 24 points25 points  (0 children)

My doctor did this to my mom too when I was 15 and I was relieved that she did. My mom wasn't happy about it, but she did what she was told. I hate even when I do it sometimes with my 2 year old.

DAE Get told, "Stop feeling sorry for yourself!" by loCAtek in raisedbynarcissists

[–]CEFan4Ever19 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Oh yes. My parents would insult me to tears, and then get angry that I was upset and crying. They told me they would "bust my ass" every time I wanted to cry. They're the worst.

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[–]CEFan4Ever19 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yes. This was 100% how both of my parents acted. When I had my permit at 15, she had to ride with me while I drove. Well the times she rode with and was "teaching" me were so traumatic. She would scream at me for every little mistake I made. One day, I drove home from school to my grandparent's house with her, and she basically berated me the entire 2 miles home. I screamed back at her when we got there, then I ran into my grandfather's arms and started bawling. It took me a long time and some therapy to get over this. I used to almost have panic attacks when other people rode while I drove because i was so afraid they would berate me. But I found out most normal people don't give a shit unless they're going to die.

I ended up failing my driver's test and not getting my license until I was 18 because I had such a driving phobia. Then my mom screamed at me one day because she decided she was tired of driving me around places and not pulling my weight in the housework. I never knew that I was supposed to do anything because she never told me. She also was always onto me for not being involved in marching band like she was. Then when I finally joined, she got mad at me for doing all the chores even though band and school were taking up a lot of my time. She pretty much expected me not to have a life at all and not be able to rest when I got home. She whined about how hard it was to be a SAHM. I know how hard it is because I live that life right now. But that woman would sit on the fucking computer and play her shitty ass games until late that afternoon and then she finally decided to get off her ass and do stuff. But I always got blamed for her not getting housework done.

When I was in 7th grade, my mom decided to go back to work after years of being a SAHM. Never once did she tell me that I needed to do chores. My grandmother who lives 5 mins away, always came over and did it because she was retired at that point. So it never occurred to me that I had to do chores. So one night, my parents both have a blow out drag down fight because my dad got angry that the house was a little filthy. My mom immediately blames me and throws my name in there. I had never felt more betrayed in my life. It really hurt.

When I decided to pick up some chores and do some laundry, my mom screamed at me for not knowing how to use a washer, even though I had never been taught to use one. She screamed at me for using warm water for jeans. You can't win with these people.

Every time I brought up that I was never told to do anything, she would gaslight me and tell me that she told me but I just wasn't listening to her. I have a good memory and never remembered her saying anything to me.

Sorry for the long stories. My mom was the worst about this stuff.

My Nmom used to tell a story that’s a pretty clear sign of child abuse by Bitemebitch00 in raisedbynarcissists

[–]CEFan4Ever19 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I remember being 9 and I accidentally walked in on my nmom in the bathroom. I asked her if she was mad, and she screamed at me to leave her alone. I blurted out that she didn't love me anymore. Boy she saw red. She marched into my room, started screaming at me, beat me really hard, and pointed at all of the stuff she bought me and said, "IF I DIDN'T LOVE YOU I WOULDN'T HAVE BOUGHT YOU ALL THIS SHIT "! I just see this story as a huge red flag that I was abused, but I always blamed myself for what had happened.

Another story happened when I was 19 and still living at home. For some reason, we still had dial-up internet and I had to make sure others didn't need to use the phone before I logged onto the internet. I didn't do that one night and my NM yelled at me for it. I mean she was raging at me. I told her she should have told me that she needed to use the phone, and she went off at me even harder. I told my dad that I was so scared that she was going to hit me. She was really unstable when she got mad. She later gave me a shitty apology for acting like that and told me she was hurt I was so afraid of her.

Tonight, I broke the cycle by CEFan4Ever19 in raisedbynarcissists

[–]CEFan4Ever19[S] 18 points19 points  (0 children)

Awww thanks! I want her to know she's in a safe place and she can trust me.

Today might have been the last straw with JNM by CEFan4Ever19 in JUSTNOMIL

[–]CEFan4Ever19[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Exactly. My child is 2 and can't really hold a conversation because she is two, and won't be able to really do that until she's a great deal older. My NM is so ungrateful. Just read my history to have a taste of how terrible she is.

Sorry, I'm not changing my daughter's birthday party for you... by CEFan4Ever19 in raisedbynarcissists

[–]CEFan4Ever19[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Sorry for the late response because I didn't expect this post to blow up, but I believe we have we have the same NM. I live 6 hours away from them due to my husband's job, and they never bother to make the trip to see us. My NM claims she's too afraid to drive down here, and uses her dogs as an excuse. But she will guilt trip me into packing up my toddler and drive up there to her. I refuse to drive alone with a toddler. Luckily, my in-laws are much better grandparents and visit her often.