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Many of my listeners was raised in busted homes. They may have wondered for many years what went incorrect. They don't feel like their childhoods were happy, however they can't quite put their fingertips on what triggered the discontent. On the surface their parents attempted to make it look like everything was picture perfect. Other people beyond the family may have presumed it. The children often develop up blaming themselves for exactly what went incorrect at home. However, this is far from the truth. Once people learn to dig into their childhoods, they may begin to realize that at least one father or mother wasn't quite what she or he seemed. It was hard to differentiate which parent triggered the discontent at home. Someone's mother could appear chronically unhappy, despondent, and troubled. She might work as though she is jealous, ungrateful, unappreciative, or critical. The truth isn't always what it seems. Sometimes the daddy is the actual culprit in a happy relationship, but he's content to attribute the problems in the family to the disobedient children or nagging wife. Many people find out much later that this really was a narcissistic dad at the root of all of the family's problems. The narcissistic dad often causes the mother's steep mental decline by using gaslighting to break down her self-esteem. He isolates her from her relatives and buddies and often responds in furious and jealous ways to her makes an attempt to connect to coworkers or institution personnel. He often doesn't support the mother or the children emotionally. The narcissistic dad might triangulate the mother or pit others against her to make her react in jealous ways or to destroy her self-confidence. He might be competing resistant to the mother, always keeping the family resources just out of arm's reach for her. She constantly must fight him or beg him to be able to provide things that the children need.
