If you’ve survived a covert narcissistic mother, you can survive anything.

Do you ever feel like nothing you do is ever enough for your mother?

A covert narcissistic mother uses subtle manipulation, guilt, and emotional control, often hiding her abuse behind a caring facade. This leaves you doubting yourself and constantly seeking approval that never comes. Over time, it creates a deep sense of inadequacy. Children raised in narcissistic families often struggle with self-worth, boundaries, and healthy relationships in adulthood.

Imagine proudly sharing an achievement with your mother, only to hear, “It’s about time.” These small, cutting remarks slowly erode your confidence, making you feel like you’ll never be enough. This emotional neglect leaves scars that affect every area of your life.

If you’ve survived a covert narcissistic mother, you’ve been through one of the toughest emotional battles. But healing is possible. I can help you overcome the lasting effects of narcissistic parents and reclaim your self-worth. Let’s work together to help you break free from the cycle and finally become the narcissist’s nightmare.

[yolandaz]

Very true!!! Watching your video it sounded like you had my mother as your mother! Thank you for posting this video. It helps me to understand my mother is the problem, not me...🙏

[Jesusisking]

It’s a game changer to finally understand your mother now that I’m older. There was no crossing her and she had zero boundaries which were taught to me. I’m healthy and healed now that I understand it all through videos like this💪

[vjrxzbs]

They literally never get tired of abusing and exploiting.

[vjrxzbs]

My mother is a hardcore covert narcissist and she is crazy .She doesn't leave me a single minute alone.

[lejci]

True!....🤣 I'm less worried of alien invasion than having to be near my mother ever again (fortunatelly it's not possible, since she has passed).

[privateprivate]

I hope you don’t take this as an insult as, it’s not at all meant to be.

I am a black woman, raised in the US, I had a covert narcissistic mother, I went no contact, she died and I feel no guilt.

I also know that parental narcissism is not culture-specific.

But, I have an Indian family, who moved in beneath me and the narcissism is becoming pretty apparent. My gut tells me it’s not just a mother thing, but has transferred to the adult daughter. The grandmother, adult daughter and young daughter live together. The mother has been trying to coerce me, into being her child’s free nanny. I think this is as per coaching from the grandmother, as well. It’s as if they feel, “What are you busy doing, when this child needs watching after.” No doubt, there is racism involved. But, whew! My feeling is, keep that sh*t in there! I WILL NOT be forced to watch your child, to allow her to play in my apartment and you ARE NOT getting the key.

But, again, it’s not culture specific. The former neighbor was a lesson in narcissism, on her own and she was born and raised here, like my mother. The only cure in my family? There’s no next generation. So, we’ll die off, without spreading this nightmare!