Yes! Parents that allow their children to take on no responsibility or pay for their consequences create a monster. It is up to every parent to instill right and wrong and to give their children self-worth and it shouldn't always be done by telling the child what they have done wrong, but teach how to rectify it and also laughter along with it can help. Parents of a narcissist often spoil the child and studies show that many narcissists were an only child. In these modern times many parents both work and feel guilty so provide "things" such as credit cards, gifts, trips rather than giving their child the much needed guidance they deserve. And thus, a narcissist can be born!
Yes it happens most time. It is true.
i think very much so.
It's normal and it's the thing to do. By staying in touch with the friends of the narcissist it still links you to the narcissist. Move on and start a new future. What friends? A true narcissist has no real loyal friends. They are known as supply. Those friends who are true to you will "self select" and will make their choice when you break up. However, if they want to maintain contact with the "narcissist" then you need to set them free. It just creates chaos in your life.
The word parents is a common noun.
actually they have some things in common but they're not totally in common
. Both supported growing minorities or Both supported Spanish-speaking populations or Both supported Latino political rights
Quite common in the outer suburbs and a few in citys though not many.
yes this is the silly cycle of a narcissist Yes it is common. That's what they do best, playing their games and ensuring they have victims at hand. They want to know and wish that their victims never move on and find other partners. To them that is the worst type of insult.
the importance of the common over the individual
No, parents is a common noun.
George Washington was the person that supported thomas Paine paphlet common sence because, he said " I find common sense is working a powerful change in the minds of any man".
Unfortunately, I would say it is more common for a child to work hard to try to please the narcissistic parent, sacrificing their own dreams, development and dignity in the process. The most likely reason I can see that a narcissist would disown a child would be that the child has decided to take a stand for him/herself. If a child insists on being an independent person who will not pander to the childish needs of the narcissist, then the narcissist will fight to win them back or disown them. In this case, the narcissist will always be looking for the opportunity for the child to come crawling back and give the parent the idolization the parent "deserves." Of course, there can be many other situations, other factors, and other outcomes. You have to objectively view the factors in your situation before coming to any real conclusions. Best of luck!