Narcissistic Parents: Odd Ways They Shame You for Changing

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  • Опубликовано: 10 июл 2024
  • In this video, I talk about the weird ways your narcissistic parents shame you for changing.
    Learning about these is a crucial step in your road to recovery and self-differentiation.
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  • @jerrywise
    @jerrywise  18 дней назад +17

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    • @fakename8856
      @fakename8856 18 дней назад

      Jerry could you do a video about ploys used by Covert Narcs? My mom is a “sovereign citizen” which means she thinks she is so entitled that our laws don’t apply to her. SovCits use this silly ploy to gain supply. Also she is “the victim” of radiowaves pretending to be”suffer from” EHS which is not real (she believes radiowaves are radioactive). She says aircraft condensation trails are “Chemtrails” that are “poisoning her”. Some ploys used by covert narcs for supply are more desperate than others. SovCits epitomize C-NPD.

    • @kristahackleylmt2064
      @kristahackleylmt2064 15 дней назад

      You are doing great work.. not an easy task! I'm forever grateful for the information you provide on your channel! 🙏 Thank you @ JerryWise

  • @justmemother2
    @justmemother2 17 дней назад +28

    "As long as I'm alive, I will always be your parent." (You will always obey me.)

  • @davashorb6116
    @davashorb6116 18 дней назад +97

    "You don't know how to think for yourself anymore.". This really means you are thinking for yourself and I can't handle it.

    • @lynnethompson5102
      @lynnethompson5102 17 дней назад +16

      "Who is putting all of these ideas in your head?"

    • @justmemother2
      @justmemother2 17 дней назад +5

      "Who raised you?!"

    • @CinzaChumbo
      @CinzaChumbo 17 дней назад +6

      "I didn't raise you like that!"

    • @user-vp7kn3js4x
      @user-vp7kn3js4x 17 дней назад +5

      'after everything we've done for you!' 🤮

    • @dollylvr8359
      @dollylvr8359 8 дней назад +1

      @@lynnethompson5102omg yes! My egg donor would say this all the time and she’d always try to put blame on my sister. “Who told you to say that? Was it your sister?” As if I can’t form my own opinions. It not only shames you but gaslights you into thinking you didn’t come up with the idea. These people r so sick!

  • @MillicentAspinet
    @MillicentAspinet 17 дней назад +30

    My father told me I couldn't pass the Real Estate exam. He was the 1st person I called to tell him I'd become a licensed Realtor!

    • @lilac624
      @lilac624 16 дней назад +4

      My abusive aunt as well as with an abusive relative told me I couldn't pass the teacher's board exam..But I passed it on my first take and almost made it to the top.

    • @kristahackleylmt2064
      @kristahackleylmt2064 15 дней назад +3

      Right! Everything I wanted to do, including real-estate, my dad would say.. you don't want to do that or you can't do that! My mom is similar. Dad died 2 months ago. Living life on my terms now. Thanks for sharing!

  • @maggiesalle2256
    @maggiesalle2256 18 дней назад +96

    Another form of shaming is as follows: "Why can't you be like . . . ."

    • @patrickglaser1560
      @patrickglaser1560 18 дней назад +4

      Comparison

    • @eq2092
      @eq2092 18 дней назад +5

      Yup. I got compared to my brothers growing up and other kids. My mother would compare me to Biblical Saints and not in a good way. As an Adult my dad likes to compare me to action movie stars. I kid you not.

    • @ZhuLiMoon
      @ZhuLiMoon 18 дней назад +7

      I got that my whole life from my narcissistic father. I was never allowed to find out who I was, let alone be that person.

    • @manapeace
      @manapeace 17 дней назад +5

      …because I’m an individual and not an extension of you. (The response I wish I had on hand growing up!)

    • @user-oh3oo7qt2s
      @user-oh3oo7qt2s 17 дней назад +7

      When I went off to college and for 40 years since, my mom goes out and recruits a more desirable daughter figure who is always my age. I guess it's supposed to make me jealous and then do more stuff for her. There was one who only showed up for one dinner and moved on fast. (Run for your life!) She's cycled through two women who each used her for free babysitting for about a decade and then dumped her. When I last had contact with her about 20 years ago, she had two other "adoptees" who were her new children. 🙄 I'm glad she found superior replacements. I used to feel awkward about it, but they did me a favor. She had less energy to focus on me.

  • @User_8847
    @User_8847 17 дней назад +37

    “You’re gettin’ too big for your britches” 🙄

  • @dorothybingham3205
    @dorothybingham3205 17 дней назад +16

    My family would bully me...call it teasing...then tell me if I complained, "You wouldn't know we loved you, if we didn't tease you."

  • @lordfreerealestate8302
    @lordfreerealestate8302 16 дней назад +6

    I've heard multiple stories of people whose families bullied them for being overweight, then bullied them for going to the gym and complained they were too thin. I was bullied for being unemployed and unproductive, but as soon as I got a job, they complained it wasn't the right one and how everything I did was wrong. They deliberately sabotage you because they don't want you to gain the money or confidence to escape the bad behaviour. They want to keep the scapegoat in their role. So they will move the goalposts like CRAZY. It's also the "crab bucket" mentality of misery loving company.

  • @monongahelacats
    @monongahelacats 17 дней назад +39

    “Your therapist destroyed you”. Just offered randomly. I actually started laughing because it was so ludicrous. My therapist actually gave me back my life.

    • @enednas801
      @enednas801 17 дней назад +1

      I did some magic mushrooms and it gave me my life back in many ways.my sister who is a carbon copy of our dads npd disorder shame and blame me for cutting ties with him."thos mushrooms are dangerous it only make u hallucinate!!" she said.no it made me relive my childhood trauma from a safe place so i could heal and understood dads crazy oppressive tyrant behaviour stifled my "individuation" process wich 1 week post mushrooms became completed. i found my true self and it was wonderful and so empowering!! :D

    • @fuccingdye
      @fuccingdye 17 дней назад

      I got that too! I remember my mom flew off the handle cause I said I had to talk to my therapist first before going to her house. And she flies off and says in Spanish “ damn Gustavo. I can’t imagine having to ask a therapist for everything. You have to talk to them just to come see your family?”
      I tried to explain to her that I just scheduled it before we made plans. It was a monthly appointment I would have. But she took as I have to talk to a therapist just to be a person. And to be honest I do have to. I hit a wall in 2020 on top of the pandemic I lost a lot in the following years and learned A lot about myself. I tried telling her that I’m fucked up. But she doesn’t understand how it works. We don’t talk much now.

    • @nicole8511
      @nicole8511 9 дней назад +1

      🐈

  • @bobsanderz3005
    @bobsanderz3005 18 дней назад +33

    It’s like your dog telling you you’re the dog

  • @robertdunlap4975
    @robertdunlap4975 18 дней назад +46

    "See, you should've just listened to MEEEE."
    "Well, IIII can't do anything for you but I wish YOU would turn to the Lord."
    "I am YOUR MOTHER."
    "You just want SCIENCE to answer everything."
    "In the old days children listened to their father."
    "I can still take you over my knee."
    "I don't think you're eating right."
    "See, we didn't HAVE the computer when I was growing up."
    "See, women didn't HAVE careers when I was growing up."
    You are so right, this stuff just never stops and they'll attack for any reason, from any viewpoint.

    • @lynnethompson5102
      @lynnethompson5102 17 дней назад

      I get "I am THE MOTHER!" and "Don't call me 'Mother'!" I'm 64.

  • @marilynmcmahon5932
    @marilynmcmahon5932 18 дней назад +29

    If one of my kids sold leaves I would take pictures of them and be so proud of them.

    • @kristahackleylmt2064
      @kristahackleylmt2064 15 дней назад

      Will you adopt me? 💕

    • @kristahackleylmt2064
      @kristahackleylmt2064 15 дней назад

      That's so sweet.. you are a good person. 💕

    • @freeinJesus
      @freeinJesus 14 дней назад

      Yes, it is so cute.

    • @madeleinegrayson8372
      @madeleinegrayson8372 13 дней назад +1

      Same! It's the cutest thing ever. I'd help them collect the leaves, and we'd make a groovy t-shirt with a logo! Hahaha.

  • @Briethesupreme
    @Briethesupreme 18 дней назад +26

    When I was growing up and changing the things I like, the way I dressed etc. She would tell me I was going through "phases" but not in a normal way, like there was something severely mentally wrong with me. It was like she literally couldn't handle me changing or growing up

    • @dekalb
      @dekalb 17 дней назад +3

      I thought I was legitimately the weirdest child/teen in the world because my mom would do what yours did, along with something similar. She acted like it was extremely unnatural that I did not behave like her idea of a girly girl.
      She also liked to talk about my "phases" as though I could not hear or understand her (I was right there) and would also try to sound like her idea of a child development expert. Imagine saying "She's going through a phase where..." the same way an arrogant professor/researcher would.
      Most of my interests were not "feminine", and back then we didn't have the internet, so not only did I feel like the weirdest child in the world, but like the only person that had that particular interest.
      Imagine when I got the internet in the late 90s and found out not only are people into the same things I'm into, but there's thousands of them! And yes, most times the people with those interests will be men, but we can still be a part of the community and like those things as a group. I have always been treated with respect when I go to meet-ups and online communities regarding these interests, even as a woman of color not expected to like those things. No one ever has told me I don't belong there... except for my mom.

  • @TheShadowHawks97
    @TheShadowHawks97 17 дней назад +21

    The other day, I got hit with the good old "We want our son back."

    • @rebeccafargo
      @rebeccafargo 17 дней назад +9

      Yes oh yes. Just disgusting for anyone to say that to someone who is getting healthy.

    • @preciousgem9343
      @preciousgem9343 17 дней назад +2

      Of course they do! But your not him anymore!

    • @nikdenbak3961
      @nikdenbak3961 17 дней назад +4

      Wowww!! They said that to you?! That is crazy!!
      But it does show you that you're making progress 👍🏻

    • @natashabaguyo9249
      @natashabaguyo9249 13 дней назад +1

      My mother literally said this to me 2 months ago before I went no contact

    • @TheShadowHawks97
      @TheShadowHawks97 13 дней назад

      @@natashabaguyo9249 Yeah, that was one of many things in that conversation that pushed me to that point. Hope it's going okay for you so far

  • @taliajournee212
    @taliajournee212 17 дней назад +12

    This is so crazy, my family is incredibly dysfunctional and as the youngest girl I didn't have the language for it but I could always feel it's presence. Due to my hyper dysfunctional family I couldn't date as a teen, I started dating in my twenties. My first real relationship experienced was in my late twenties. I thought, okay things are going well around the five month mark, I thought I have to introduce him to the family, what a mistake that was. I spoke to my parents first, thankfully he wasn't with me -- she asked who he was and if he was a married man? she also asked if he had aids? I have no idea where or why she asked this. She also began yelling and screaming like a lunatic -- again I was approximately 27 YEARS OLD. Needless to say I did not bring him to meet my family and I will never bring anyone to meet them.
    This was one of many situations that slapped me in the face to the fact that my family of origin was sick and an unsafe group of people. They were always more worried about me 'attracting men' even though I was of age. Narcs try to keep you small, shrink you and stop you from growing. I pray that anyone going through this finds support outside (my friends are my life), therapy and healthy people you can include in your life.

    • @madeleinegrayson8372
      @madeleinegrayson8372 13 дней назад

      Wow, how psychotic she is. I'm glad you got away from that.

  • @mikewilkins2030
    @mikewilkins2030 18 дней назад +33

    They will show you the demon inside them when you stand up and change for the better! You will see all the pain and hate you tried to love out them! You MUST face them and rebuke the evil person! They are very dangerous but God has overcome the world!

  • @Autismteenandfam
    @Autismteenandfam 18 дней назад +32

    100% my mom and dad, they smear my name. They say they are perfect and they don't know how I became so messed up.

    • @MarcieAnne-do3yq
      @MarcieAnne-do3yq 18 дней назад +10

      Same! And they are never EVER wrong! Nor will they apologize for anything…because they are never wrong! I’ve been no contact now for a few months and I have never ever had more peace. I will not tolerate this type of abuse from ANYONE ever again!

    • @loraliecataldi1975
      @loraliecataldi1975 17 дней назад

      @@MarcieAnne-do3yq how long did it take you to go no contact Marcie?? I finally went low contact with my evil mother simply because it got so bad at home with her and my 16 yr old son and I had no where to live but a friends house for awhile as they both began to treat me horribly. Never in my life did i think my son would turn on me, we where once soooo close, but in my ignorance for years since he was about 10 she methodically began smearing me behind my back to him and she undermined everything i was doing as his mother and he began to distrust me and alienation set in when he was about 11. by age 14 he really started to treat me much in the same fashion as my mother. he began to devalue me and i realized i had no parental influence anymore as she robbed me of it and delegated me to an older scapegoated crazy sister figure. thing is she didn't once assume any responsibilities as i continued to do them all from a distance and behind the scenes. while i feek some relief not being provoked and treated like i don't exist but I was merely there simply to serve like a maid and housekeeper and do all the heavy lifting, I'm also very worried about my son now because she led him to believe that he does not have special needs (autism) and my hands are completely tied now as he refuses any and all help from me. I also see he is developing some strong narcissistic traits now too, coupled with his long standing oppositional defiance Im really at a loss now as to what to do.

  • @jaylawrence4506
    @jaylawrence4506 17 дней назад +17

    I got out of a bad marriage and lived abroad during my marriage. I was 31 lbs overweight and lost it with a strict diet and exercise at the gym. I had to live with my narcissistic mother and be around my toxic family for a short period of time. My family said that going to the gym too much isn't putting "God first". Most of them are morbidly obese with health problems. They truly hate personal growth. I'm finally away from them.

    • @rogueerised979
      @rogueerised979 17 дней назад +1

      God helps those who help themself.
      Glad you made it out twice! 🎉

  • @charletestes2299
    @charletestes2299 18 дней назад +30

    What an accurate description of my parents-being a puppy to the narcissist! That is what my dad expected, a puppy who would crouch and drop ears and tail anytime he raised his voice or had "friends" over that he wanted to impress. It was especially bad when his parents were around because he expected me to be the child who proved to them what a great person he turned out to be. Somehow my being "a good kid" and "perfect" reflected on him as an adult.

  • @1RPJacob
    @1RPJacob 17 дней назад +12

    Narc parents create situation:
    1. A child is declared as worthless or faulty (the role of a scapegoat is assigned).
    2. If the child is 100% obedient, parents will not remind about it.
    3. If the child rebels, parents remind the child that he/she is faulty (shaming). Parents inform others that the child is faulty.
    Whatever happens 24/7 the child is known as faulty. The good day is when parents do not mention about it.

  • @ANewEarthInANewEnergy
    @ANewEarthInANewEnergy 17 дней назад +13

    "What's wrong with you" was a common question in my childhood, delivered with vitreol, abuse etc. Thanks, Jerry, for bring all these things into our awarness.

    • @patrick8116
      @patrick8116 11 дней назад

      Constantly heard and constantly implied. Then in my teen years I was diagnosed with aspergers syndrome and any affect of the constant emotional and verbal abuse was my fault.

  • @dafloridaman
    @dafloridaman 18 дней назад +24

    My entire family fits everything you described Jerry. The fear-mongering, rages, shame and jealousy goes into overdrive when I get into a relationship as a kid and as an adult. Some of my so called family members admitted right before going NC that they have sabotaged all of my relationships. 16 months NC, off the grid from them and I wish I'd done it sooner.
    Sadly, finding love is the one area in my life that has haunted me.
    Thank you Jerry as this came right on time.

  • @krystalhenryruss5599
    @krystalhenryruss5599 17 дней назад +8

    My husband’s mother told his brother she was leaving my husband out of her will because we went no contact. So his brother is the only one inheriting…absolutely nothing since she doesn’t actually have anything anybody wants. Imagine her irritation when she found out we didn’t actually care and didn’t want anything from her.

  • @deena7155
    @deena7155 17 дней назад +18

    Or they will say "they are acting real immature" or "your therapist doesn't know what she is doing" or "your therapist is doing no good".

    • @rogueerised979
      @rogueerised979 17 дней назад +1

      Ya got made fun of lots for talking about therapist. So stopped.

  • @donnawheeler2195
    @donnawheeler2195 17 дней назад +13

    FIL always brings up the “but we’re family” card, but it’s okay to disrespect boundaries and lie, bring in the flying monkeys whenever we don’t cater to him.

  • @cynthiathomas5754
    @cynthiathomas5754 17 дней назад +7

    How about " Your arrogant "...When you have some boundaries.

  • @im_noToKa
    @im_noToKa 18 дней назад +11

    i got my everything kicked at 10 yrs old for not having a report card comparable to the neighbour kid .. never mind my own perfect siblings
    yikes

  • @PrincessYvette08
    @PrincessYvette08 18 дней назад +13

    My mother is exactly like that she loves to control everyone in the family my dad and brother can be disrespectful my dad is an alcoholic when I put my own choices my mother makes me feel guilty and she criticizes me at times like why can’t I just think for myself I’m tired of this it feels like she only loves me when everything goes her way when something doesn’t go her way she won’t talk to me for a while when I make own decisions.

  • @amberfuchs398
    @amberfuchs398 17 дней назад +3

    It's a shame game for power and control over you. They use emotional blackmail tactics: fear, intimidation, obligation, duty, honor, loyalty, guilt, and shame for coercive control. That triggers the systems feelings.
    Lowering and managing our expectations for them is so important. And you're spot on about focusing on us. We are the only person we can control. We get dividends by investing in our Self. It's a bad investment to try and get others to change, as we have no control over them.

  • @elgorp
    @elgorp 17 дней назад +13

    My mom likes to use "love is unconditional". I used to want to believe that.

    • @megpi72
      @megpi72 16 дней назад +2

      Lol. They only know conditional love. To me that's not love.

    • @madeleinegrayson8372
      @madeleinegrayson8372 13 дней назад

      That's what bad people say to justify their behavior. It's not true.

  • @FFlores79
    @FFlores79 18 дней назад +11

    My mother wants me to take my kids to Disney world. I have told her multiple times that we are not really Disney people..we aren't into Disney characters...we cannot afford Disney and we prefer to go somewhere else. She is not offering to pay for the trip she says we have to or should take. Its really rude when you think about or if she acted this way towards someone who isn't family..like a friends kids.. asking the kids if they want to go knowing what the parent has said multiple times and won't let it go.

    • @cassien7585
      @cassien7585 18 дней назад +3

      My narc FIL is very fixated on taking the kids to Disneyland. They wanna live in the delusion of the perfect family and the fun grandparents. The kids are terrified of parks with lots of people. They get sensory overloaded. Does he care about any of these logistics? Nope.

    • @michelemiktus2312
      @michelemiktus2312 17 дней назад

      Do not leave your children alone w/your mother. She is working on alienating them from you. Stop it now, before it takes root. It’s a pain so deep, please protect yourself and children.

  • @cindybydesign
    @cindybydesign 17 дней назад +5

    I remember telling my mom about a good job I had landed after going to college as an adult. Her response was, "Huh, I guess every dog has their day". I was still trying to heal at that point from a very shame based childhood. Still am I guess. I am having a very difficult time dealing with her aging and illness. She is depending on me a lot now after having little interest in me or my children for decades. Bless my heart, I thought I could deal with this but it is triggering many bad memories and feelings I thought I had dealt with long ago.

    • @saravw1
      @saravw1 17 дней назад +5

      When I became a therapist my mom told me a monkey could do my job. Come to find out she was had wanted to be a therapist but couldn't finish the program (likely because she didn't have empathy). Remember your accomplishments will always threaten them and they have to say hurtful things to.manage their shame.

    • @user-vp7kn3js4x
      @user-vp7kn3js4x 17 дней назад +1

      My God! The vile things that come out of their mouths.
      Wishing you healing and peace 🙏💛✌️

  • @patriciawilliams5172
    @patriciawilliams5172 17 дней назад +2

    Shame is not your feeling its the systems feelings

  • @laurelletieman4943
    @laurelletieman4943 18 дней назад +9

    What a bright boy to sell cans of leaves!

  • @cfarina5470
    @cfarina5470 17 дней назад +5

    I survived a very difficult childhood and today I had an insight as to why I can’t open mail or read texts. I realized that I retreat from contact that is unfriendly or terse or downright unfair because actually, I’m angry. And I repress it. I must have learned that from childhood. Do you have any insights into this phenomenon? Thank you for all you do. Thank you very much.

    • @HawaiiGaymer
      @HawaiiGaymer 17 дней назад

      I struggle to open texts and read my mail too. I'm glad I'm not alone.

  • @shannon299
    @shannon299 17 дней назад +10

    Thank you so much for these videos. It isn’t a topic much touched on and it’s good to break the stigma of talking about a toxic family. I’m in my mid 40’s and have never really been able to talk about my experiences within a narcissistic family. This video is on the money.

  • @garrettmalone1420
    @garrettmalone1420 18 дней назад +14

    The whole family is that way.All of them,including all the extended people!

    • @dartmouthma6892
      @dartmouthma6892 17 дней назад

      OMG! My family too! How did we not get swallowed up?

    • @loraliecataldi1975
      @loraliecataldi1975 17 дней назад +1

      On both sides of my family too and my son’s father and his girlfriend.I don’t buy into the statistical figure of their being only 5% of narcissistic people among us, I think it’s Waaaaay higher like 35%! It’s just the way the world is becoming. And I think there is definitely a demonic spiritual root to all of this malicious, ruthless madness surrounding us. I’ve also been very disheartened to see how many of my own friends who have known me from childhood and remembered how my parents treated me seem to have this fierce loyalty to my parents and won’t even acknowledge now the depths of damage it has done to my brain and my life. Only just a few that sensed my folks didn’t like them either remember and feel empathy for me. But any extended family that hasn’t been targeted in any way seem to reject and refuse to empathize with me and maintain their loyalty to my parents simply because they themselves never experienced their abuse directly. But if I told them how my mother spoke about them behind their backs they might just begin to believe me but I won’t go there. I’ve listened to my mom and dad talk a whole lot of sh*t about a-lot of people behind their backs and in their face they are charming, warm and engaging. Fact: I know who they really are, meanwhile others do not.

    • @garrettmalone1420
      @garrettmalone1420 17 дней назад +1

      There is only one answer.As hard as it is,No contact!Otherwise you will be kept in the cycle.

    • @garrettmalone1420
      @garrettmalone1420 17 дней назад

      Narcs are everywere!

    • @damienfire
      @damienfire 17 дней назад

      Mine too!! Even my one safe person isn't 100% safe.

  • @justrosy5
    @justrosy5 6 дней назад +1

    My first grade teacher actually told us "You should be ashamed of yourself!" and forced our heads down onto our desks. Stupid bat died a few years back. Don't think anyone was mourning. Teachers who do that to small children would never get away with it towards anyone older: that's the clue right there that they should be fired with no pension, no nothing.

  • @Grammamellow1
    @Grammamellow1 17 дней назад +12

    My dad told me to read the Bible..shamed me for not knowing..assigned book reports..after I studied and read and thought I would show myself approved...he shamed me for reading it but not knowing the address of the verse..never enough..you can't win for loosing.

    • @patrick8116
      @patrick8116 11 дней назад +1

      Whenever I did what my father said he tried to stop me. He would gripe that I should talk and be social and then do EVERYTHING possible to make me shut up.

    • @Grammamellow1
      @Grammamellow1 10 дней назад +1

      @patrick8116 yep..programmed to believe you will never be enough
      .no fleshy is perfect
      .but by golly some of them expect you to be..and if it's a Parent that expects perfection they back it up with making you the shame to them..just so you know Patrick..you are enough to the one who Created you..God doesn't make mistakes.

    • @patrick8116
      @patrick8116 10 дней назад +1

      @@Grammamellow1 Thanks. I tried Christianity for a decade myself but stopped due to exhaustion and frustration. I might try it again at some point but I wonder if I might be spinning my wheels again or if there is a God.

  • @kristahackleylmt2064
    @kristahackleylmt2064 15 дней назад +2

    I can't even bring friends or boyfriends around because my parents will tell stories about me from the past. Clearly stories where I was afraid or upset..embarrassed.. and they laugh and share "My" story. Never anything about me they are proud of. Just shamming. They act just as their parents did and see no reason to change. When a parent tells me their kids don't talk to them.. and they dont know why.. I call your bluff! You all know why.. I've shared with my parents "why" more times than I can count!

  • @NotDone-bt2hz
    @NotDone-bt2hz 16 дней назад +2

    Not staying on the surface means I'm too intense. These people are so uncomfortable about being real Surface dwellers are petrified about facing reality

    • @madeleinegrayson8372
      @madeleinegrayson8372 13 дней назад +1

      So true! I was just discussing this wihh my husband, and have a narc mother and enabling or narc family. I'm basically self estranged and now nc. But I was thinking a out how impossible it is to communicate with them on any level beyond superficial. They seem dumb, unable to think critically and like there's nothing inside? It's baffling.

  • @DHW256
    @DHW256 17 дней назад +4

    Jerry, once again you accurately describe our mother and her abuses. I was the one family member who openly confronted her, which made me her primary scapegoat. Seeking the approval of my parents and others, I became a scholar and gifted artist, while my siblings became anti-social and escape artists. Mom did all she could to make up the difference by attacking me in front of the family, teaching them how to be abusive in her vein.
    Eventually Mom started lashing out in public: everything I said or did was purposely misconstrued and used against me. The greater the accomplishment and/or the loftier the praise, the more condemning and ridiculous was her attack. I finally walked away. It gets old seeing the shock on everybody's faces.

  • @matikramer9648
    @matikramer9648 17 дней назад +2

    Pitty
    .. I wonder, what I could have become professionally if I could have "normal" parenting... Would I have become some scientist...would I still hold to decency and fairness as important for me as I am holding now
    ?
    Thank you very much, Jerry
    It just opens up for me totally new perspective on very dark period of my life when I came back under their roof long ago in need of assistance and support. They saw how I changed and were not able to accept it, nor comprehend it, nor were able to ask simple questions to try and understand me... Nor do I knew yet how to talk with them... I just wanted my mom's love and support, but became enemy No 1... Unbelievable. Young mother with the bunch of small children on the hands becomes target no 1 for what? To break me down totally and to put me beneath the ground... What the extraordinary cruelty... By no other than grandmother...

    • @madeleinegrayson8372
      @madeleinegrayson8372 13 дней назад +1

      I've wondered the same. I was so shut down, so stunted and devoid of confidence for so long.

    • @marciestoddard730
      @marciestoddard730 11 дней назад

      Same. They sat there and seemed encouraged at times i was worse. ​@@madeleinegrayson8372

  • @dartmouthma6892
    @dartmouthma6892 18 дней назад +9

    “‘You’re too stupid to be a nurse”.
    “Did you enjoy the Christmas Concert, mom? “ Yes! The intermission was great!”

    • @Imissyoulou
      @Imissyoulou 17 дней назад +4

      Yes, my egg donor ALWAYS said I was too dumb to go to school. After I got away from her, I returned to school and after 12 years, I graduated from college with a BA. Returned later, and acquired a MA. She had to accept that FACT that I was a college grad, 2 months before she died.

    • @maggiesalle2256
      @maggiesalle2256 17 дней назад +2

      @@Imissyoulou Congratulations!!

    • @dartmouthma6892
      @dartmouthma6892 17 дней назад +2

      @@Imissyoulou Yup! Congratulations! I made her go to my nurse pinning ceremony!!! Lol

    • @Imissyoulou
      @Imissyoulou 17 дней назад +2

      @@dartmouthma6892 and congratulations to you also. The bottom log will always rise to the top.

    • @Imissyoulou
      @Imissyoulou 17 дней назад +1

      @@maggiesalle2256 Thank you Maggie.

  • @mancdec
    @mancdec 18 дней назад +5

    They don't like you talking to others even a partner for sure. When you change, I've had said " You'll regret this! " 😒

  • @user-oh3oo7qt2s
    @user-oh3oo7qt2s 17 дней назад +3

    I know my mother so often sounds like she reads out of the dysfunctional mother textbook, but some of these examples sound like you put microphones in my parents' house 40 years ago and put the stuff they said in the video!
    (I'm in module 6 of The Road to Self, and it's great. I'm looking forward to listening to the Scapegoat program there next!)

  • @janepoppet3843
    @janepoppet3843 17 дней назад +2

    "shall we just go our seperate ways, this clearly isn't working out between us"
    My dad to me in my 50s when for the first time ever I broached all the violence and abuse.

    • @michelleholmes5251
      @michelleholmes5251 16 дней назад

      My dad too, last year…I was 51! I said “okay, if that’s what you feel you need to do”. I was very calm, neutral, pretty much disassociated…2 weeks later, random text wishing me a Happy Birthday 🙄 They’re so predictable. I just ignored it. I was done with that cycle of abandonment from him/them.

  • @SusanaXpeace2u
    @SusanaXpeace2u 16 дней назад +1

    My mother said "I hope you can become the person you were supposed to be".
    But she means "change BACK".
    Ie, absorb our put downs, and don't have any visible reaction to being labelled sensitive, paranoid, emotional,( then later) angry, aggressive..... let us label YOU and don't object. Just nod agree with us that you are sensitive, awkward, emotional, aggressive et cetera.

  • @Dj.D25
    @Dj.D25 18 дней назад +7

    Is it normal for narcissistic parents or those with narcissistic traits to be afraid of their kid learning or gaining a lot of knowledge from RUclips videos, books, podcasts, message boards, blogs, etc.? Especially if the information is mainly on self improvement, understanding themselves and independence? Or especially about the traits of healthy parenting? As though the parents are afraid the kids will put them in their place in arguments and because the parents can't properly argue, they just interpret the kid as being disrespectful and not honoring their parents. The parents may act as though what the kid is learning is a bad influence. But they can't properly explain why. All the parents see is that the child is changing and they don't like it. They feel their child is learning from the wrong kinds of people, even though these people know what they are talking about. These experts aren't crazy or promoting something out of the ordinary.
    Yet to most normal, mature people, when the child is making their argument, he or she is explaining how they feel or what they do is perfectly normal.

  • @ime7918
    @ime7918 11 дней назад

    You forget the accusation of being ungrateful, acting uppity and pretending to be smart. That I have this huge debt and should stay in my place. Thankfully I moved halfway around the world.

  • @darinsmith2458
    @darinsmith2458 17 дней назад +3

    It is not just the family but I recreate that shame system wherever I go.. What would I do if I did not have to deal with shame?.. For me it is not just absorbing the shame.. My question changes to "What would I be doing if I wasn't under attack?"

  • @pinkraingirl
    @pinkraingirl 16 дней назад +2

    All hell broke loose when I decided to get a Bachelors degree!

  • @Shannon_Stamm
    @Shannon_Stamm 17 дней назад +3

    When I was a child, "That's not lady-like."

  • @HawaiiGaymer
    @HawaiiGaymer 17 дней назад +1

    I love that you sold leafs Jerry 😂 that's adorable

  • @kdjourney51
    @kdjourney51 16 дней назад +2

    Thanks for explaining the inheritance is a family super self shaming. And when we defend ourselves or feel betrayed by odd inheritance statements the reactions are us being labeled: our greed- and unlovingness- when we are simply attempting to not be smeared with the shame they are projecting. It’s an echo from the past (we’ve proudly recovered from). And when they attempt to flood us and return us to a low worth… and low integrity and we prove it by defending ourselves and being labeled… The family system has a glee about it- returning you to your low position. It’s a highly excited state for the family. It soothes everyone’s roles a superiority/hierarchy.
    Integrity feels so much cleaner. There is no reason to be connected to these people. Their shame will have to remain with them.

  • @phdpursuinghigherdimensions
    @phdpursuinghigherdimensions 17 дней назад +1

    After utilizing alternative medicine to overcome a serious motor vehicle accident and studying to help others…”Take your hippie dippie sh!t to the southwest and keep it away from MY family.” (Said mom). Health and maturity were not rewarded.
    Omg! That’s not the way we talk, act, behave. Wow! I am so grateful you’re here to provide validation. 🙏

    • @madeleinegrayson8372
      @madeleinegrayson8372 13 дней назад

      I wonder how many holistic and alternative healing community members have come out of these narc abuse situations. Because that's been my journey as well.

  • @masaniazura2131
    @masaniazura2131 15 дней назад

    "YOU'RE MINE! YOU BELONG TO ME!" "I'M THE MOM, YOU'RE JUST A CHILD...YOU'RE MY CHILD! AND, YOU'LL DO WHAT I SAY!" ...To all of her adult children.

  • @Stanley-xc4yc
    @Stanley-xc4yc 17 дней назад +2

    7:39 😊 exactly 💯 what experienced for 3 decades with toxic relatives. I'm finally free of them.

  • @igormendoncacanga2569
    @igormendoncacanga2569 18 дней назад +5

    Another appreciative video. Came just in time. I'm growing and my parents are anything but supportive, they don't even know how to give support. Everything you say Doctor Wise is this man's life.

  • @susannepeters3928
    @susannepeters3928 17 дней назад +3

    You find/found the exactly words for the "lost in universe people" with you I grow every day. Thank you so much❤Back in the universe, with Jerry Wise😊❤

  • @dameanvil
    @dameanvil 18 дней назад +4

    00:00 🗣 Introduction to the topic of narcissistic parents shaming children for self-improvement.
    00:30 🤔 Explanation that families and narcissistic individuals use shame to revert changes in behavior.
    01:15 😠 Examples of shaming include bullying and intergenerational intimidation.
    02:50 🚫 Narcissistic homes do not reward maturity and self-improvement.
    04:55 😱 Fear tactics are used by narcissistic parents to discourage change.
    06:10 💔 Personal anecdote illustrating shaming through childhood experiences.
    07:30 🏀 Example of being shamed for not living up to family expectations in sports.
    08:50 🧩 Families resist changes that do not fit the narcissistic or dysfunctional paradigm.
    09:50 😡 Direct shaming and criticism occur when attempting to grow and mature.
    10:40 ⚠ Threats and unfair inheritance practices are used to control behavior.
    11:50 🧠 Importance of lowering expectations to avoid getting hurt by narcissistic behaviors.
    13:50 📖 Encouragement to focus on personal growth and detachment from family shaming.
    15:30 🔄 Recognizing and rejecting the systems feelings of shame instilled by family dynamics.
    16:50 🎯 Asking key questions to understand the impact of shame and envision a life without it.

  • @tessellatiaartilery8197
    @tessellatiaartilery8197 17 дней назад +1

    Absolutely spot on in your description of the family dynamics. I agree that any way to view the unhealthy behavior as the narcissist being emotionally and mentally unwell makes it so much easier to stop being affected adversely, it becomes a sort of emotional Teflon shield that works! Thank you always for your brilliant videos and kind, encouraging manner. All the best to you and the other viewers on this excellent channel. 😊❤

  • @a.g1554
    @a.g1554 17 дней назад +2

    I couldn't breathe without being yelled at ,or accused of copying golden child. Why would you do that? Your not smart enough. Heard it all

  • @susanlee8023
    @susanlee8023 14 дней назад

    Selling cans full of leaves is one of the most adorable things I’ve heard of ❤❤❤❤❤

  • @leo-db5do
    @leo-db5do 17 дней назад

    The most sad part about it is that the chances of you being alone inside increase a lot. I'm 40, and I feel I won't ever trust anyone close even if I know they love me. The chances are we all may end up alone still taking it as a liberating blessing compared to what we have been through. I've resolved not to have kids ever. My free life starts now and I just want to live for myself in peace and quiet. Besides, those raised in normal families won't ever understand. They will never get it, to them physical abuse matters. If you were shut down as a kid, this they won't understand. The well fed won't get the hungry.

  • @shihtzuluvrtwo6386
    @shihtzuluvrtwo6386 17 дней назад +1

    You're so much like your father! Sons reply:"if he was so bad, why did you marry him and have us"? I'm glad I'm like my dad! Talk about sourpuss face when he said that to his N.

  • @logochi5036
    @logochi5036 12 дней назад

    The other day my narc mom got mad that she had to complete a home improvement project by herself. She was angry at me and when I asked her directly why I was "in trouble" for not helping with a project she never even mentioned needing done.. she said "Bc it(the project needing to be done) was sitting there in the first place". 😂😂

  • @trying2survive602
    @trying2survive602 17 дней назад +1

    Jerry, when you were talking about your dad being the basketball coach, I thought that if you were any good at basketball, your dad would have been angry about that too. It would have brought his jealousy to the surface. So, either way, you wouldn't win. Not being good at basketball wasn't good enough for him, but if you were good that would be wrong too.

  • @amandagish5976
    @amandagish5976 14 дней назад

    Once again, this series of your videos is so healing! I think you grew up in my family at times, it's so scary how accurate you are about what happens in my family. I told my dad to stop interfering with my car repairs, he got so angry and told me, "fine, your on your own". I said "I know that, I've been an adult for 40 years". He hated that so much. But you've really helped me learn what is happening.

  • @madeleinegrayson8372
    @madeleinegrayson8372 13 дней назад

    Oh yes, my already crappy relationship with a narc mother went turbo toxic when I hit 30, moved 2,000 miles away and finally became a whole person of my own. Woooo boy, that was a wild time. You find out who someone is the first time you say no.
    My mother asked if I was in a cult when I said I wasn't visiting and stayed calm, wouldn't fight, lol. Unreal.

  • @dio69666
    @dio69666 17 дней назад +1

    I get exactly what you mean when you say we live in a narcissistic family even though we aren't narcissists. But we live in a narcissistic society too. The best evidence is how most of us were raised by our bio parents instead of adopted

  • @gmyersgilmer9470
    @gmyersgilmer9470 17 дней назад +3

    Great vid but what is all the rusting around sounds? Really distracting...sounds like your mic is getting hit by stuff. Is it a contact mic? Thanks!

  • @monkeyrater
    @monkeyrater День назад

    A lot of people say you should feel sorry for narcissistic parents because they probably had abusive narcissistic parents too. Im quite sure that is almost NEVER the case. Most people I know who have a narcissistic personality came from a privileged family background and were the golden child of their family. They have a sense of entitlement because thats all they have ever known. There is no way to 'fix' these people, this is the way they WANT to live. Trying to tell them they are abnormal or dysfunctional is the biggest waste of time that anyone could ever do.

  • @eottoe2001
    @eottoe2001 8 дней назад

    One of the problems with John Bradshaw & Thomas Moore was his elevating shame as something spiritual and "healthy" when most of my experiences dealing with shame were about being put down or put in my place. There isn't anything lofty about it. It wasn't that you did something wrong, it was you did something wrong and you were a bad person, too. Healthy shame, pfff! TY for the video.

  • @laurelletieman4943
    @laurelletieman4943 18 дней назад +5

    Spot on word-for-word! Great insight!

  • @montena369
    @montena369 18 дней назад +1

    Yep i always get criticized because im not a childish adult and they always talk trash about me and try to down play these videos i watch on narcissist abuse because its been helping me grow but i did recognize 🤪 i can't keep a straight face around them now that im awear of all this narcissistic knowledge 😂 im always calling them out on there bs which is just making it worse for me lol so im tryna learn new ways of copping

  • @Dreamer30190
    @Dreamer30190 17 дней назад +2

    Thank you for doing these videos

    • @jerrywise
      @jerrywise  17 дней назад

      Glad you like them!

  • @darrynreid4500
    @darrynreid4500 17 дней назад

    Just to acknowledge that you're completely accurate about holding unreasonable expectations of them changing, which, at the end of the day, simply do not stand a moment's scrutiny, no matter how anyone might wish it to be otherwise. The way I like to say it sometimes - for what it might be worth - is that there are no paths to happiness in life that don't go through the truth.
    That's true for us, as survivors, just as much as it explains the perpetual misery of the narcissistic people clinging desperately to their cherished false superiority complexes.

  • @cath3rine9
    @cath3rine9 16 дней назад

    One of my narc MIL’s favorites: “you really should be on medication. This isn’t like you, you aren’t well. I’m worried about you.”

    • @jerrywise
      @jerrywise  15 дней назад +2

      to MIL; if you go on medication I will, I promise. LOL

    • @cath3rine9
      @cath3rine9 15 дней назад +1

      @@jerrywise that made me laugh out loud!

  • @aleksandrakrivokuca64
    @aleksandrakrivokuca64 15 дней назад

    Youre so right ! I believe that one narcissist in the family always need and have his enablers. Living in a family like this is like living in the cult. P.S thank you for sharing the part of your childhood with us ❤

  • @kristahackleylmt2064
    @kristahackleylmt2064 15 дней назад

    Their legacy, do they care at all? I'm writing my story, no one is exempt. None of the behaviors of the narcissist are healthy. How do you feel when you're being a shxthead opposed to being kind? Negativity creates disease in the body and I watched my negative Grandma and dad die awful deaths recently. They did that to themselves. Narcissists make themselves sick and unhealthy.. and spread the toxicity to whoever is in the line of fire. It was sad as anything and also somewhat justifying to watch my dad treat me and the Dr like shxt in hospice. He couldn't hold the mask up and his true self was shining through. I hope we live more lives so I can choose empathetic, kind parents. Thank you for this channel. I've lived 49years on earth.. suicidal.. and now since the Government Plandemic2020.. so many experts in the field of narcissism have come to the surface! I'm forever grateful to know I'll be ok! I've just been attacked my whole life by the public, family, and people who say they love me the most. I'm a Licensed Massage Therapist who helped thousands of people until 3/2020 AZ Govt shutdown. I finally had time to research.. and truly all of you experts, including you #Jerry and the Disneyland live vloggers have saved my life. I'm spending the rest of my life writing, vlogging, inspiring, and sharing TRUTH with the world! God bless you all .. especially those who have suffered so much abuse throughout their entire lives! We are still here on earth and have great purpose! 🙏
    Leave the haters behind and live your best, healthiest life!

  • @tjasagustin3342
    @tjasagustin3342 17 дней назад

    I must laugh afterall about my memories, father pased away and mom was not innovative , thanks to god that I overcame creatively and was able to be protective too them. I miss them now.

  • @sarahpinho1114
    @sarahpinho1114 15 дней назад

    First of all, this channel is the best resource I've found for recovery from trauma, and I've been looking for decades. Next, I want to share more about myself on here, as it's becoming a safe and familiar place.
    I have two selves; trauma child-self and adult Wise/healthy self. On my medication I can access Wise self and she soothes trauma child. Off my medication Wise self is somehow paralyzed, and I become Trauma self again, who feels only dread, fear, disconnect, emptiness and despair. She fantasizes of dying, though she has no plan.. just the thought of leaving this body and life brings comfort. She cries, and tries to soothe herself, but she needs help. I start taking my medication again and slowly, as it beings to take effect, Wise self comes back. She's calm, and in charge. I'm safe when she's here, and I start to feel good, even a sense of well-being. She takes care of me, like a mother. I'm okay, as long as I keep taking the medication.

  • @elizakontra
    @elizakontra 18 дней назад +3

    My mum put me together with my stepdad.
    My brother made my pregnancy hell.
    My sister was my mum's little girl she same as my mum.
    Just managed to 1000% step away.
    Block and delete the conversation.

  • @user-vp7kn3js4x
    @user-vp7kn3js4x 17 дней назад

    Thank you Jerry ❤️ Yes, how dare we think for ourselves and choose to grow beyond their limitations! How very dare we! 😊✌️

  • @Cervelonut
    @Cervelonut 18 дней назад +3

    I needed this today
    Thank you Jerry!

  • @stereo.romance
    @stereo.romance 17 дней назад +1

    Exactly what I needed to hear!❤

  • @Chichimee
    @Chichimee 8 дней назад

    Thanks Wise man 😎

  • @kreese316
    @kreese316 17 дней назад +2

    Excellent and helpful as usual. Thank you.

  • @cel2651
    @cel2651 18 дней назад +1

    Thank you Dr Jerry ! ❤❤

  • @ZhuLiMoon
    @ZhuLiMoon 18 дней назад +2

    Spot on. Excellent video, Jerry. Thank you.

  • @tamlamoore7962
    @tamlamoore7962 17 дней назад

    SO TRUE ❤❤❤❤

  • @MatriartNet
    @MatriartNet 8 дней назад

    Yes. I’ve been there so much.

  • @NotDone-bt2hz
    @NotDone-bt2hz 16 дней назад

    BTW, thank you for sharing your personal experience. I'm so sorry you were treated so badly and thoughtlessky. I'm glad the outcome was that you were the one to achieve better mental health than I assume they were willing or capable of getting.

  • @kristahackleylmt2064
    @kristahackleylmt2064 15 дней назад

    @JerryWise Can you please share more of the Narcissist research between sibblings and relatives. I'm estranged from family and it's so difficult on me emotionally. I'm a healer, HSP, INFP, empath, cancer sign, and I feel sometimes like the world is against me. 😢
    All I've ever wanted to do really is feed the world and inspire them. Now at 49years old, I'm doing just that.. feeding the hungry and lifting up communities through sharing my knowledge and inspiring greatness and dreams within everyone who will listen! Our time is short here on earth and I chose to walk into the light.. instead of cursing the darkness! It's a daily battle, as no one on earth is perfect.. all I can do is my best everyday and keep learning and changing for better! Lots of blessings, love, and hugs to all of you struggling a similar battle. We will prevail! 💕

    • @jerrywise
      @jerrywise  15 дней назад

      Stand strong and focus on your self differentiation❤️
      You might find my video on narcissistic siblings helpful
      ruclips.net/video/7TqnnIEhwLw/видео.htmlsi=tZQjM4uyzRuVkfcy

  • @whatthis4366
    @whatthis4366 17 дней назад

    Jerry,whenever i need you most, your teaching pops up. What a synchronacity! Thank you!

  • @lisalynn9696
    @lisalynn9696 17 дней назад

    Same here when I got engaged I got even worse.

  • @user-lb2xi2gh6o
    @user-lb2xi2gh6o 18 дней назад +2

    This was great

  • @Bcarv615
    @Bcarv615 17 дней назад

    Jerry💪🏽 Jerry 💪🏽Jerry💪🏽! 😂 Love this guy. Always speaks facts.

  • @roxanemarin5387
    @roxanemarin5387 17 дней назад

    Like the new visual format