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« on: August 21, 2015, 06:46:09 AM »

So things couldn't get worse right?

my NPD/BPD mother has landed herself into a relationship with someone who believes

1) he is right , the rest , including God himself probably is wrong.

2) he has the last word

3) he has the right to order everyone around.

He talks about himself, who he was, who he is , how many people betray him 24 hours a day.

Hes berated me, and my mother without really a blink of guilt or empathy.

He is creating complete division within the household. Limiting people's rights to do  simple things around the house.

He acts like he owns everything and deserves everything and says sorry for nothing.

He is worse than any narcissist I have encountered so far. Them together, is the most sick union I have ever seen in my life. I don't know what to do.

I really don't.

Please understand, I am not in a position to leave, it is a complicated and very important reason as to why I really cannot leave... .It is an incredible risk at this moment.

I notice they feed off of each other's paranoia... .deeming everyone as either  evil or good... .I cant even say bad, because it goes as far as evil.


How can I survive this one? when they just get worse and worse? can this relationship even realistically thrive at all? Can I bet at all on it not working out?
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« Reply #1 on: August 21, 2015, 12:45:42 PM »

Hi DontGiveUpOnMe

Dealing with narcissistic people isn't pleasant at all. How long has your mother been dating this man?

Hes berated me, and my mother without really a blink of guilt or empathy.

... .

Please understand, I am not in a position to leave, it is a complicated and very important reason as to why I really cannot leave... .It is an incredible risk at this moment.

I am very sorry that he treats you this way. It's clear that you're living in an emotionally hostile and abusive environment. Do you currently feel physically safe at home?

I notice they feed off of each other's paranoia... .deeming everyone as either  evil or good... .I cant even say bad, because it goes as far as evil.

This very much sounds like the BPD behavior known as 'splitting', are you familiar with this term in relation to BPD? Here's some info about it:

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Splitting refers to a primitive defense mechanism characterized by a polarization of good feelings and bad feelings, of love and hate, of attachment and rejection.

Splitting is a powerful unconscious force that manifests to protect against anxiety. Rather than providing real protection, splitting leads to destructive behavior and turmoil, and the often confused reactions by those who try to help.

... .

Individuals suffering from borderline personality disorders live in an immature psychological world, fueled by certain constitutional vulnerabilities, where they attempt to shield themselves from conflict and anxiety by splitting the world into all good and all bad. Although this produces an sense of psychological safety, in fact, it renders relationships fragile and chaotic and drives away the very people who are so badly needed to provide stability in the borderlines life.

You can read more here: BPD BEHAVIORS: Splitting
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« Reply #2 on: September 11, 2015, 02:27:39 PM »

Hi again DontGiveUpOnMe

How are things now?

How have your mother and her new partner been behaving these last couple of weeks?
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