What nada really means- made me laugh!

[Guest guest]

Hi

I came across this nada speak to english dictionary on an NPD website (I think

my nada may be more towards NPD with some BPD thrown in) which had me crying

with laughter.

As much of it can apply to both BPD and NPD nadas/fadas I thought I'd share; it

made me laugh.

My favourite is:

Nada speak-What have I done wrong?

English meaning-I have the right to interfere in your life and abuse you without

any consequences.

http://www.daughtersofnarcissisticmothers.com/narcissistic-mother-dictionary.htm\

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Nav

[Guest guest]

Wow, that is awesome.

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> Hi

> I came across this nada speak to english dictionary on an NPD website (I think

my nada may be more towards NPD with some BPD thrown in) which had me crying

with laughter.

>

> As much of it can apply to both BPD and NPD nadas/fadas I thought I'd share;

it made me laugh.

>

> My favourite is:

> Nada speak-What have I done wrong?

> English meaning-I have the right to interfere in your life and abuse you

without any consequences.

>

>

http://www.daughtersofnarcissisticmothers.com/narcissistic-mother-dictionary.htm\

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>

> x

> Nav

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[Guest guest]

I love it, too. I've heard many of these from my fada.

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> Wow, that is awesome.

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> > Hi

> > I came across this nada speak to english dictionary on an NPD website (I

> think my nada may be more towards NPD with some BPD thrown in) which had me

> crying with laughter.

> >

> > As much of it can apply to both BPD and NPD nadas/fadas I thought I'd

> share; it made me laugh.

> >

> > My favourite is:

> > Nada speak-What have I done wrong?

> > English meaning-I have the right to interfere in your life and abuse you

> without any consequences.

> >

> >

>

http://www.daughtersofnarcissisticmothers.com/narcissistic-mother-dictionary.htm\

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> > x

> > Nav

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[Guest guest]

Welcome to the Group, Recovery! And thanks for sharing this info, I think that

idea is hilarious and that a " Personality Disorder Speak - to- English

Dictionary " has marketing potential!

-Annie

>

> Hi

> I came across this nada speak to english dictionary on an NPD website (I think

my nada may be more towards NPD with some BPD thrown in) which had me crying

with laughter.

>

> As much of it can apply to both BPD and NPD nadas/fadas I thought I'd share;

it made me laugh.

>

> My favourite is:

> Nada speak-What have I done wrong?

> English meaning-I have the right to interfere in your life and abuse you

without any consequences.

>

>

http://www.daughtersofnarcissisticmothers.com/narcissistic-mother-dictionary.htm\

l

>

> x

> Nav

>

[Guest guest]

These made me laugh. Well the last one made me go ---- oooooh that's why she

always said that.

1. I love you = I've heard people say this and it seems to get a good

reaction.

2. I never said that = Yes I said that but it doesn't work in the

conversation right now.

3. That's sad = It's so exciting! I love being this close to tragedies!

The drama!

4. You were very difficult to raise. = You resisted my attempts to

violate your boundaries, abuse you and humiliate you.

On Sun, Apr 3, 2011 at 1:13 PM, anuria67854 wrote:

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>

> Welcome to the Group, Recovery! And thanks for sharing this info, I think

> that idea is hilarious and that a " Personality Disorder Speak - to- English

> Dictionary " has marketing potential!

>

> -Annie

>

>

>

> >

> > Hi

> > I came across this nada speak to english dictionary on an NPD website (I

> think my nada may be more towards NPD with some BPD thrown in) which had me

> crying with laughter.

> >

> > As much of it can apply to both BPD and NPD nadas/fadas I thought I'd

> share; it made me laugh.

> >

> > My favourite is:

> > Nada speak-What have I done wrong?

> > English meaning-I have the right to interfere in your life and abuse you

> without any consequences.

> >

> >

>

http://www.daughtersofnarcissisticmothers.com/narcissistic-mother-dictionary.htm\

l

> >

> > x

> > Nav

> >

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

This is SOOOOOOOOO true! Over the years I had heard a lot of these from MY

nada, but it's over for me now as some of you know my nada passed March 21st.

I now would like to help people here who are still going through the strain of

dealing with their nadas.

[Guest guest]

My favorite of the moment is " I'm so proud of you. " Mine has just started using

that the past couple weeks. I've never heard her say that before and it's making

me nervous. LOL But she does like to talk to strangers about me, tell them about

my work or my surgeries or my heart issues. I don't get involved in that because

it is really about her and what wild things she can tell them to grab their

attention. Just like wearing dark glasses everywhere. She says her eyes are

sensitive but who wears dark glasses inside? Then she grins and says everyone is

looking at her, can't keep their eyes off of her. Ewww.

The other good one is " How are you? " I get one sentence out and away she goes

talking about her own life. If I was a guy and said I had a swollen prostate

gland, she'd probably find some way to tie that into her own life. Amazing.

>

> Hi

> I came across this nada speak to english dictionary on an NPD website (I think

my nada may be more towards NPD with some BPD thrown in) which had me crying

with laughter.

>

> As much of it can apply to both BPD and NPD nadas/fadas I thought I'd share;

it made me laugh.

>

> My favourite is:

> Nada speak-What have I done wrong?

> English meaning-I have the right to interfere in your life and abuse you

without any consequences.

>

>

http://www.daughtersofnarcissisticmothers.com/narcissistic-mother-dictionary.htm\

l

>

> x

> Nav

>

[Guest guest]

What Irene? i'm sorry i was scratching my swollen prostate gland and so i

didn't hear you.

Ha I love that!

>

>

> My favorite of the moment is " I'm so proud of you. " Mine has just started

> using that the past couple weeks. I've never heard her say that before and

> it's making me nervous. LOL But she does like to talk to strangers about me,

> tell them about my work or my surgeries or my heart issues. I don't get

> involved in that because it is really about her and what wild things she can

> tell them to grab their attention. Just like wearing dark glasses

> everywhere. She says her eyes are sensitive but who wears dark glasses

> inside? Then she grins and says everyone is looking at her, can't keep their

> eyes off of her. Ewww.

>

> The other good one is " How are you? " I get one sentence out and away she

> goes talking about her own life. If I was a guy and said I had a swollen

> prostate gland, she'd probably find some way to tie that into her own life.

> Amazing.

>

>

>

> >

> > Hi

> > I came across this nada speak to english dictionary on an NPD website (I

> think my nada may be more towards NPD with some BPD thrown in) which had me

> crying with laughter.

> >

> > As much of it can apply to both BPD and NPD nadas/fadas I thought I'd

> share; it made me laugh.

> >

> > My favourite is:

> > Nada speak-What have I done wrong?

> > English meaning-I have the right to interfere in your life and abuse you

> without any consequences.

> >

> >

>

http://www.daughtersofnarcissisticmothers.com/narcissistic-mother-dictionary.htm\

l

> >

> > x

> > Nav

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