How Devouring Mothers Create Narcissists | Jordan Peterson

Jordan Peterson describes the Devouring Mother.

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⚠️ ABOUT DR. JORDAN PETERSON

Jordan Peterson is a renowned Canadian psychologist, author, and professor, widely acclaimed for his profound insights into the human psyche and his contributions to the field of psychology. With an illustrious career spanning several decades, Peterson has earned a remarkable reputation for his thought-provoking ideas and transformative teachings.

Peterson's academic achievements are truly exceptional. He holds a Ph.D. in clinical psychology from the University of Alberta and has served as a professor at the University of Toronto. Throughout his career, he has published numerous influential papers and articles, making significant contributions to the field. Notably, his work on personality psychology and the psychology of religious and ideological belief systems has garnered widespread recognition.

One of the striking indicators of Peterson's impact is his exceptional citation count on Google Scholar of over 20,000 citations. His research has been cited by scholars and researchers worldwide, highlighting the significance and relevance of his ideas. This recognition reflects the profound influence he has had on the academic community and the intellectual discourse surrounding psychology.

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[Shiphrastudio]

Narcissistic personality is a pandemic in our generation

[ritao]

This should be in all high school programs

[MaureenBonanno]

Wow this is so spot on! Watching a mom who has treated her grown son like an infant, given him money for his every whim all his life and she cant figure out why he hates her.

[kathyberry]

The abuse dynamics of narcissistic fathers complaining about children making noise also leads to mothers over placating children to keep the quiet to prevent dealing with a narcissistic rage.

[miovicdina]

Bravo.
I was raised by a strict-but-just Christian Orthodox father who was born before the Second World War. I was perhaps never treated like that, I think my dad always treated me like a future adult, who needs to learn how to respect other adults and listen to authorities. (Nor at all costs, though, I said he was just.) Thank you, tata. Thanks to his conservative upbringing I am a useful member of society today.

[Softman]

This is my half sister.... Gives her daughter anything she wants anytime she wants, creating a narcissist. I guess that is the same thing her own mother did with her.

[matikramer]

Didn't know it
Good to know it
Better later

[Yahwehisall]

Sending this to my son so he can thank me for not kissing his ass….

[Kevin-kni]

This type of childhood is more likely to develop the more covert/vulnerable narcissistic type of person, rather than the regular type we all see on TV. And they can be a lot worse and more repulsive than the typical “grandiose” narcissists.

[stompthedragon]

Fathers can do the same thing. My ex did with our youngest. When I was at work ge couldnt stand yo hear her cry. She' d be running around esting ice cream andchips at 1am

[heartofpuregold]

Its true what he says here that parents must learn to say no, stop and danger etc to be able to effectively set limits and manage the childs dislike of those limits as well as soothe children so they are safe and secure in their emotions. Also sleeping enough would be a good idea. They rarely tell mothers about that part of mothering. The bundy clock doesnt exist anymore.

[austinbarnhart]

Make sure you tell this to parents with entitled children….just to remind yourself there’s nothing “mature” about “adults”

[ajsmith]

It seems to me, and I’m admittedly not a mental health professional, that we are all born narcissistic as a matter of infant survival, and one of the roles of parenting is to channel the energy from that instinct gradually into ever more productive and self-sufficient directions.

[Angrykitten]

My sons father is like this but I as the mother am not . How do you fix the issue if the father is the one giving in to everything ?

[jasonbcavazos]

And this is also the reason why being raised by a single mother is so statistically no good. Where as being raised by a single father has the same statistical outcome of a 2 parent heterosexual household.

[aintthatthetruth]

So the single moms are the blame got it.

[shoeberrypie]

I was being devoured my entire life until I found Jesus

[Minneolaos]

How about no? Narcissism is highly hereditary. Narcissistic parents are either always busy with their career and neglect their children OR highly disagreeable and focused on their own needs. NPD parents create children that serve them and they actually demand their children to behave Well so that The parent looks good. HOW npd is created is off mark in this video. NPD parents are strict, demanding and exceedingly image-conscious.

[MischasAdventures]

While I agree for the most part, this does not apply to some other cultures (other than American).

[finnbruton]

And what does this look like at the political level? Authoritarian leftism and wokism. In other words what has happened to the West since women became the equal/dominant sex. That’s not to say they shouldn’t be equal, they definitely should! But this is one of the downsides. Men bring their own downsides but that’s another matter.