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Dr. Leo Marvin
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Hello group. My mother had NPD and I had relationship with a diagnosed BPD who is the mother of my 2 daughters. I was blessed with my father's genetics for empathy and compassion but with that comes anxiety, fear and probably some naivety. My daughters are in their late 20's and don't show the signs of NPD or BPD. So, for that I am grateful.
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Hi Leo
Welcome to the family!
How long ago were you in the relationship?
Does it still affect you & to what extent? A little, a lot?
Do you think about it frequently?
Was your father aware that your mother had NPD?
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Hi Dr. L M,
I'd like to join
InfjEpic in welcoming you to the community. I'm glad you joined, as you will find members here who understand what you are going through, and lots of resources and tools to make things better for you and your daughters.
When you have time, tell us a little more of your story. It really helps to share.
How is the communication between you and your ex-partner?
Again, welcome. We're here to support you.
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