@drdavidclarke: If your narcissistic ex has turned your child against you, you have every right to be angry. Not just at your ex—but at the entire system that allows it to happen. The courts. The enablers. Even your own child, who now treats you like the enemy. And yet, so many people—especially in Christian circles—tell you not to be angry. They’re wrong. The Bible doesn’t tell us to suppress our anger. In fact, Ephesians 4:22-32 makes it clear that expressing righteous anger is part of becoming the person God calls you to be. The key is knowing how to express it in a way that empowers you instead of consuming you. In my latest video series, The Narcissist Un-Momed Me, I break down exactly why righteous anger is a powerful tool in your fight to win your child back—and how to release it without guilt, shame, or self-destruction. If you’ve been stuffing your anger for too long, it’s time to let it out in a way that helps you heal. I’ll show you how. Dr. David Clarke

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