Guest guest Posted September 9, 2010 Report Share Posted September 9, 2010 Wow. this is a great blog! Thank you, Annie. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 9, 2010 Report Share Posted September 9, 2010 Whoa. That is huge. Thanks for posting this-- Blessings, Karla > > I found this article at another site I belong to, for the adult children of narcissistic pd parents. > > Its a fascinating and rational example of how the non-pd but enabling spouse unwittingly conditions the kids to believe that they deserve emotional abuse and/or neglect. According to this writer, in a two-parent household its the enabler who ends up doing the most damage! > > This dynamic (control and punish the victim) is nearly a duplicate of what happens when one parent is an alcoholic or drug-abuser, also. > > Here's the link to the article: > > http://narc-attack.blogspot.com/2006/11/how-children-of-narcissists-get.html > > This author, Kathy Krajco, also makes a cogent argument that narcissists are just sub-clinical psychopaths. I tend to lean toward this theory myself: that all the Cluster B disorders are really on a spectrum of psychopathic pd. > > -Annie > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 10, 2010 Report Share Posted September 10, 2010 I love this, I have seen it before and it is spot on about how it works and the environment I grew up in. It's classic. Thanks for posting it again, I'd lost the link. That is absolutely the exact thing I grew up in, as far as my dad being NPD and my mother enabling him. the other stuff with my mom, is far more subtle > > I found this article at another site I belong to, for the adult children of narcissistic pd parents. > > Its a fascinating and rational example of how the non-pd but enabling spouse unwittingly conditions the kids to believe that they deserve emotional abuse and/or neglect. According to this writer, in a two-parent household its the enabler who ends up doing the most damage! > > This dynamic (control and punish the victim) is nearly a duplicate of what happens when one parent is an alcoholic or drug-abuser, also. > > Here's the link to the article: > > http://narc-attack.blogspot.com/2006/11/how-children-of-narcissists-get.html > > This author, Kathy Krajco, also makes a cogent argument that narcissists are just sub-clinical psychopaths. I tend to lean toward this theory myself: that all the Cluster B disorders are really on a spectrum of psychopathic pd. > > -Annie > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 10, 2010 Report Share Posted September 10, 2010 Annie,thanks so much for sharing this.That blog article was really deep and thought provoking... " the cruel hope of conditional love " --Ouch! Yes! I know it so well and the conditioning from conditional love and how it continues to suck (and suck me under at times) so many years later... I can't agree with you more that there is some species of sub clinical psychopathy going on with these opportunistic bully Cluster B " parents " . > > I found this article at another site I belong to, for the adult children of narcissistic pd parents. > > Its a fascinating and rational example of how the non-pd but enabling spouse unwittingly conditions the kids to believe that they deserve emotional abuse and/or neglect. According to this writer, in a two-parent household its the enabler who ends up doing the most damage! > > This dynamic (control and punish the victim) is nearly a duplicate of what happens when one parent is an alcoholic or drug-abuser, also. > > Here's the link to the article: > > http://narc-attack.blogspot.com/2006/11/how-children-of-narcissists-get.html > > This author, Kathy Krajco, also makes a cogent argument that narcissists are just sub-clinical psychopaths. I tend to lean toward this theory myself: that all the Cluster B disorders are really on a spectrum of psychopathic pd. > > -Annie > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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