The narcissistic mother and daughter relationship.  

To a narcissistic mother, their daughter represents a threat to their grandiose view of themselves.  The daughter of a narcissistic mother spends their whole life trying to please a toxic parent, who can't or won't love them unconditionally. They hang in there however,  thinking one day,  ONE DAY, their mother will change. They feel a sense of duty and  obligation to keep trying to love a toxic parent who will never love them back.

In this episode we unpack...
* How narcissistic mothers view their daughter.
* The competitive nature of the narcissistic mother's feelings towards her daughter. 
* The long term negative emotional, psychological,  and adult relationship issues that daughters of narcissistic mothsers face.
*Healing from, going minimal contact, and escaping the toxic relationship. 
*Grieving the loss of a mother who is still alive. 

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