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Most N comment everII
« Reply #45 on: June 01, 2005, 10:02:01 PM »
Yeah, it hurts deeply to realize since you were young that your mother's parenting ideology is that she believes her kids are suppose to revolve around her needs and wants, and not the other way around.  I guess that is the essence of an N, isn't it?

Unfortunately, she will not change her core beliefs of a parent-child dynamics.  She cannot see it any other way.  I've tried to reason with her and tried to help her understand how I felt about it, but it didn't hold water with her.

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« Reply #46 on: June 04, 2005, 11:46:11 PM »
Butterfly,

I'm so sorry to hear about your situation with your mother.  If there's any consolation, perhaps the cycle of N can end with her.

Take care.

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« Reply #47 on: June 09, 2005, 10:51:44 PM »
OK, here's a REAL doozie.

Someone.... I...... WORK...... with.....

emailed several colleagues the link to a news story about someone who was recently arrested and charged with offering material assistance to potential terrorists.

the title of this person's email was something along the lines of "Gee, Look How I Affected This Person".

and the text, besides the link, was something like "I was this guy's TA once. Look what an unfortunate influence I had on him."

I've changed the words a lot, but the meaning is as close as I can get to what was sent. Obviously it was intended as a joke... ugh.

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« Reply #48 on: July 14, 2005, 01:37:16 AM »
When my H broke both of his legs in a work related accident we ended up living in our bus in the middle of its conversion into a motorhome. We had married 3 months before and he was the sole bread winner. I had to stay at home to take care of him because he needed 24 hour care. He also had a son living with us. The cost for child care and a nurse would have more than taxed any money I made. My choice was to stay at home.

I told my mother about my situation. Her reply, "You made your bed. Now sleep in it!" She was livid.

I later confronted her. She lied to me saying she never would say something like that to me in that kind of situation. Conclusion, I must be the liar.
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« Reply #49 on: July 14, 2005, 08:59:31 AM »
Itex:

That was so mean!!  I'm so sorry for the hurt that must have caused you.  How sad and maddening!
And then....ofcourse....to lie later and say it was never said.

Typical N behaviour.

You managed on your own so good for you!  I bet it wasn't easy but if she had of come to "help", I bet she would have just agrivated the situation and made things worse.

I guess in that sense, you can be glad she didn't.

Still doesn't erase the pain of her words though.  So sorry for that Itex. :(

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« Reply #50 on: July 14, 2005, 02:29:51 PM »
Hi guys and gals! Man, I bet this thread will generate some doozies!! I have a few- from my ex n partner and my N mother. My father had a heart attack at home and collapsed on the basement floor. He weakly called my mother- who was nattering on about things he " hadn't done" and had no idea what happened. She must have stopped to take a breath! and heard my dad weakly calling out. He told her he was having a heart attack. she promptly got very annoyed- this was cutting into her day and plans of course!. Instead of calling ambulance, she phoned family GP and had a long pleasant social chat with the receptionist whom she knew for years. When finally asked why she was calling, she said" Oh for God's sake, K. thinks he's having a heart attack and that's just great considering my bridge group starts in 20 minutes". The receptionist couldn't get her to hang up so she ended up calling 911. When ambulance arrived, mom wouldn't answer the door because she didn't have her make up on!!!Miraculously, my father survived!! Another example- my ex N partner used to regualrly call my shrink everytime I confronted- oops (" accused" him wrongly...of course!!) about his lies. He'd leave messages for my shrink saying" I'm really worried about Moira...she's not well. she's psychotic and delusional..she's always accusing me of things I'm clearly not doing and even when I " prove" to her she's wrong, she lies...she's not sleeping and has lost alot of weight...I think she's punishing me for her perception I'm screwing up...she needs to be in hospital"...Hilarious!!! He also recently- kicked him out a month ago- left me a message calling me a lying cruel bitch and in the next breath, all Mr Nice Guy...he was telling me " he really loved me...I'M not angry because of YOUR behaviour.. and by the way, I just won 2 free tickets to Sarah McLaughlin, so I'll be by at 7 to pick you up". Sorry for being long winded- one final example from my N sister and her N daughter. When my dad died, I went home for funeral. During the wake, my N neice sailed in, grabbed my hand to inspect my engagement ring, commented on how "small the stone is", and said she had no intention of staying for the service " because I don't do funerals and besides I haven't had a weekend alone with my boyfriend in months so we're off to the cottage...oh, do you think I can live in Gramps' house now that he's dead and have his car?". Of course her N mother thought all this was perfectly reasonable and started telling people why her daughter couldn't possibly come to service and it wasn't until everyone looked at her like she was an alien and gave her shit that she stopped telling people. She didn't have a clue of course why people would react with disgust to this, she merely learned not to tell anyone else. She said to me several times she was totally baffled why these people weren't " understanding and respectful about her poor daughter's wishes and her need to see her boyfriend...poor kids"!!! I look forward to others' comments and stories- there's always black humour galore in these stories- for those of us who have N experience. When I first was old enough to start sharing some of my N family's stories with " normal" people, I was shocked to learn that the rest of the world didn't operate that way and for the longest time I was confused at people's shocked reactions.
I've just ended abusive relationship of 1 yr. with male narcissist. I cycle between stages of anger and grieving and have accepted it. Hope I've alienated him so he won't recontact me- is this possible?     Moira

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« Reply #51 on: July 14, 2005, 06:40:06 PM »
My ex H N wrote a letter to our 12 yr old and a song he said was about us.


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« Reply #52 on: July 14, 2005, 06:49:21 PM »
My ex H N wrote a letter to our 12 yr old and a song he said was about us.
I think he is out of line to send her this note.


" I know I'm being used It's ok cause I like the abuse, I know she's playing with me
thats ok cause I got no selfesteam.


The letter tells her he would have stayed with  me forever to be with her but
I left him when he could have died from the recovery of his surgery.

I see he is going to biofeed back, I wonder if the doctors are making him get off the Morphine.

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« Reply #53 on: July 14, 2005, 08:39:25 PM »


I told my mother about my situation. Her reply, "You made your bed. Now sleep in it!" She was livid.

I later confronted her. She lied to me saying she never would say something like that to me in that kind of situation. Conclusion, I must be the liar.

My mother also convieniently forgets irrational and damaging things she's said.  She also loves to accuse other people of rewriting history.  My belief in my own perception of reality as a child was often questioned or attacked.  And the kicker is, her mother was a violent and sexually abusive N, so if I dared contradict my nmom, she would accuse me of either being deluded, or (the ultimate) actually accusing her of being like her mother to hurt her.

It's nice to be old enough to make up my own mind about my memories and perceptions. :)