Narc Families

Is My Child a Narcissist Quiz

QUIZ: Is My Child a Narcissist? (25 questions to ask yourself)

Children, when they are young, are inherently selfish as that’s how they get their needs met. In fact, it’s normal for kids up to around age 3 – 5 to be extremely selfish (narcissistic). This is where the roles of their environment and caregivers teach them to begin looking outside of themselves and consider the

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Is My Dad a Narcissist Quiz

QUIZ: Is My Dad a Narcissist? (25 Questions to Ask)

Narcissistic fathers can be controlling, manipulative, aggressive and have extremely unreasonable expectations. Growing up in an environment with a narcissistic dad can be a tough experience. If you’re pondering whether or not your dad is a narcissist, there’s a good chance that he might be. Take the ‘Is My Dad a Narcissist?’ quiz to find

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Is My Mother a Narcissist Quiz

QUIZ: Is My Mother a Narcissist? (25 Obvious Signs)

Narcissistic mothers are renowned for being overly controlling, jealous (particularly of their daughters) and self-absorbed with an inability to regulate their emotions healthily. The outcome of being raised in a household with a narcissistic mother is someone with low self-worth, trust issues, codependency, anxiety and depression among many other symptoms. Unfortunately, the long-lasting effects will

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How Do Narcissists Treat Their Parents?

How Do Narcissists Treat Their Parents (Mum & Dad)?

How narcissists treat their parents can vary depending on the individual dynamics. However, just because it’s the narcissist’s mum or dad that we’re talking about, it doesn’t mean they will be any less narcissistic. Narcissists often display specific behaviours and attitudes towards their parents that can be a mix of admiration, manipulation, exploitation and/ or

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