Leaving Narcissistic Parents And Toxic Family.

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The Royal We has helped Millions to escape the grip of narcissistic abuse. Here’s a deeper look into what narcissistic abuse looks like and steps to heal from it:

Narcissistic abuse looks like:

Lack of Empathy: Narcissists often show little to no empathy for others, making it easy for them to manipulate and exploit. Narcissists use various tactics such as gaslighting, love bombing, and devaluation to control and dominate their victims.

Common Tactics Used in Narcissistic Abuse:

Gaslighting: Making the victim doubt their own reality and sanity.
Love Bombing: Showering the victim with excessive attention and affection to gain control.

Devaluation: Undermining the victim’s self-worth through criticism, belittling, and emotional neglect.

Isolation: Cutting the victim off from their support systems to increase dependency on the abuser.

Triangulation: Using others to create jealousy or competition, keeping the victim feeling insecure.
Healing from Narcissistic Abuse

How to begin healing from narcissistic abuse:
Understand that you have been enduring narcissistic abuse. This awareness is the first step toward healing.

Get Help:

Establish No Contact or Low Contact:

Limit or completely cut off communication with the narcissistic abuser. This helps you gain emotional distance and begin your healing journey.
Rebuild Your Self-Esteem:

Engage in activities that boost your confidence and self-worth. Surround yourself with supportive, positive people who value and respect you.
Educate Yourself:

Learn about narcissistic abuse and its effects. Knowledge is empowering and can help you recognize patterns and avoid future toxic relationships.
Practice Self-Care:

Prioritize your physical, emotional, and mental well-being. Regular exercise, a healthy diet, adequate sleep, and mindfulness practices can all contribute to your recovery.
Set Boundaries:

Develop and maintain healthy boundaries in all your relationships.

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[realhealing]

Narcisstic abuse starts right in family! I grew up in a narcissistic family system. I am no contact with my entire toxic family. I have to save my mental and physical health!!

[Storm-oc]

Every child deserve parents.
But not every parents deserve a child.

[bunni]

You heal so much when you leave Toxic family alone.

[wallhagens]

57 years and I finally said no more bad treatment which means no contact. I don’t miss them, and I won’t go back, but I’m struggling with the pain of one final abandonment. No more sister, father or mother. What a lie it all was. A game of let’s pretend to be a family.

[tootienottoofruitie]

LEAVE YOUR TOXIC FAMILY NOW.... Peace and love is awaiting

[nursekillm]

My father told me over a year ago that I’m “the most hateful person” he knows and “don’t contact me again until you get the help you need”. Now, he’s mad because I haven’t reached out. 🤣 I’m done with the mental anguish of dealing with narcissists and their ever-changing whims. I’ve been the black sheep since I disconnected from all my dysfunctional family on social media. Cool. I embrace it now!

[prabhrajrakhra]

Family is supposed to be close, yet I find it funny how sometimes they’re the furthest thing from that.

[pavla]

Definitely maintaining a life within the narcissistic family system means living small . You'll never learn what you're made of until you get away from the walls they've set up for you .

[NT-bznh]

It really doesn’t matter if you get along with your narc family or not, they will still talk about you. My family has dragged my name through the mud since I went no contact but they did that even when I showed up for family events and attempted to have a relationship with them. It literally makes no difference to these people.

[wisdomworker]

Walked away from every single person in my family. Every single one. So hard but so important. Much love to those you have had to do the same. You are powerful. Just keep going ♥️♥️♥️

[ultralyrics]

31 years old here, cut out all family and old toxic friends 3 years ago. My mind has become much quieter and experience much less anxiety these days.

[miraclemiracle]

It's lonely and a struggle ...but I can do all things through Christ who gives me strength !!!

[starseeds]

I'm always a bad person to them no matter what I do you are right.

[JRDavis-hjsi]

47 years; and I’m sick of it. Lord, give me the strength. And thank you. Please pray for me.

[healthhelperz]

THEY WILL NEVER STOP HURTING YOU!!! WHEN YOU WALK, YOU WON!

[NOT_SURE..]

i got cancer last year and ended up in hospital and it made me realise how bloody aweful my family was, especially mum and sister who just couldnt show any empathy, they have had so many years of making me the 'bad'one, the stupid one (to cover for their own uneducation) that they literally couldnt be nice, in fact they went the other way and when i was trying to recover all they could do was complain that i hadnt cut my lawn or cleaned my car (their whole lives are based on 'what will people think' ? ) the final straw was when i mentioned i had a drone, with a camera and within seconds i was accused of spying on women getting undressed, Im 57 ffs, so i snapped, came home wrote to them both telling them exactly what i thought, that this was ending and i didnt want to see them or hear from them ever again . i should have done it 30 years ago

[Victorious_Camilla]

I went NC with my mother 3 years ago and 2 of my sisters 4 years ago. I will not attend family reunions nor do I go to funerals. The abuse is real and I have a choice not to be subjected to it.

[johnnyappleseed]

The jealousy and envy from your siblings is real...Especially when your parents live on the validation of being needed by their struggling adult children.
It becomes a weird, twisted situation where everybody else is struggling, so why aren't you?

When you voice your diffence in thinking and approach to life that has made you independently successful, that's when the proverbial knives come out

[inezneal]

When I was homeless caseworkers kept asking me to reach out with my family. I told them they're pretty much the reason I'm like this.

[tbunnyshy]

I wish there was a place for people to live and recover from decades of living with a dysfunctional family.