My Mother Is a Narcissist

Understand Your Mother on a Deeper Emotional Level, Heal from Her Narcissistic Abuse, and Make a Revolutionary Recovery

De: Geoffrey Loren

Narrado por: Bryan Jones

Don’t become the one thing you hate the most...

“You could’ve done better. Why can’t you be more like your sibling”?

“Stop overreacting. You’re always so sensitive”.

“Why are you always so angry with me? We need to get you help”.

“This is for your own good”.

These are all common phrases you may hear from your mother. Guess what? She is likely to be a narcissist.

If it’s hard for you to come to terms with this fact, there’s absolutely no shame in that. We all love our parents unconditionally, no matter how toxic they may be to our well-being.

It’s a love-hate relationship. You want to love her because she raised you and is a part of your family, but at the same time, you hate her because she makes you feel worthless, like whatever you do is never enough.

Because you’ve been in this relationship for as long as you can remember, it’s hard to break away from everything you’ve ever known. But that shouldn’t stop you.

According to Psychology Today, narcissistic abuse throughout childhood can have serious side effects on the individual, causing:

• The feeling of never being good enough and need for others’ approval
• Blurred boundary lines when it comes to what an appropriate relationship actually means
• Codependency
• The inability to trust
• Stunted emotional development

And these are only a few of the most important aspects to point out.

Although it may seem useless to even try to turn your life around now, all it takes is an understanding of your situation and the proper guidance to help move you down the path to recovery.

In My Mother Is a Narcissist, you will discover:

• The number 1 detail you must learn to do in order to fully recover from the abuse
• The truth behind emotional deadweight, and why it can lead to your demise
• What impact your narcissistic mother has had on your emotional and mental health, as well as what your first step towards recovery is
• The lies you need to stop telling yourself to avoid facing the harsh reality of your unhealthy relationship, and how to turn them around
• The key signs of narcissistic abuse, and how you can overcome the harmful voices inside your head
• A step-by-step walk-through of how to separate from your toxic mother and free yourself from her chains
• How to find the best form of recovery for your specific needs and privacy preferences
• How and why you may be turning into the thing you hate the most, and how to put an end to it before it’s too late
• And much more.

If your mother’s behavior and your childhood upbringing are sensitive subjects for you, there’s no need to hide it anymore. There are thousands of people in this world who know exactly what you’re going through, you’re not alone.

Rather than keeping the grief to yourself, which can cause you to grow up loathing the person you are, it’s time to discover all the potential awaiting you on the other side of recovery.

You don’t want to become the thing you hate the most, so now is the time to turn your life around and wave your past self good-bye before he or she decides to stick around forever.

Recovery isn’t a hoax, it’s a reality for anyone willing to achieve it.

If you want to overcome the abuse of your narcissistic mother and uncover the path to a joyful life you deserve to live, then buy this audiobook right now.

©2019 Geoffrey Loren (P)2020 Geoffrey Loren

Clearly defines the terms, Recovery?

it's a well written book and it's great for kids who are becoming teenagers and don't really know what the vast definition of a Narcissist is and may not even realize that they are under it's abuse , however it doesn't really clarify the steps one must take to overcome it's abuse and seek help. it's more like pointers and opinions based on past experiences of the author. I would have like to seem more emphasis on recovery rather than definition.