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💌 This video explores narcissism through a trauma-informed lens, especially how it develops in childhood when caregivers avoid structure, consequences, or emotional truth. Many parents in an effort not to repeat their own trauma, swing the pendulum too far. They don’t set limits. They avoid being “the bad guy.” But without boundaries, children don’t develop emotional resilience. They don’t learn how to handle frustration, conflict, or discomfort. So what happens? Those kids grow into adults who collapse under reality. Who think correction is cruelty. Who confuse discomfort with abuse. They’ve never been told no — so now they react with adult tantrums when life doesn’t bend to their will. This doesn’t always create Narcissistic Personality Disorder. But it does create narcissistic traits: 👉🏽 entitlement 👉🏽 emotional reactivity 👉🏽 deflection instead of self-reflection 👉🏽 and a chronic avoidance of responsibility. You’re not crazy for feeling like some people are emotionally stuck at 10 years old. Sometimes… they are. Not because they’re bad — but because their nervous system never learned to grow up. The solution? It’s not just love. It’s not just grace. It’s accountability, structure, and the courage to say: “This behavior isn’t working, for you or anyone else.” 📚 Sources & Recommended Reading: Kohut, H. – Disorders of the Self Winnicott, D.W. – The Maturational Processes and the Facilitating Environment Gabor Maté – The Myth of Normal; Scattered Minds Bessel van der Kolk – The Body Keeps the Score Lindsay Gibson – Adult Children of Emotionally Immature Parents Diana Baumrind – Parenting Styles Theory Pincus et al. – Pathological Narcissism Inventory (2009) Ronningstam, E. – Identifying and Understanding the Narcissistic Personality
💌 This video explores narcissism through a trauma-informed lens, especially how it develops in childhood when caregivers avoid structure, consequences, or emotional truth. Many parents in an effort not to repeat their own trauma, swing the pendulum too far. They don’t set limits. They avoid being “the bad guy.” But without boundaries, children don’t develop emotional resilience. They don’t learn how to handle frustration, conflict, or discomfort. So what happens? Those kids grow into adults who collapse under reality. Who think correction is cruelty. Who confuse discomfort with abuse. They’ve never been told no — so now they react with adult tantrums when life doesn’t bend to their will. This doesn’t always create Narcissistic Personality Disorder. But it does create narcissistic traits: 👉🏽 entitlement 👉🏽 emotional reactivity 👉🏽 deflection instead of self-reflection 👉🏽 and a chronic avoidance of responsibility. You’re not crazy for feeling like some people are emotionally stuck at 10 years old. Sometimes… they are. Not because they’re bad — but because their nervous system never learned to grow up. The solution? It’s not just love. It’s not just grace. It’s accountability, structure, and the courage to say: “This behavior isn’t working, for you or anyone else.” 📚 Sources & Recommended Reading: Kohut, H. – Disorders of the Self Winnicott, D.W. – The Maturational Processes and the Facilitating Environment Gabor Maté – The Myth of Normal; Scattered Minds Bessel van der Kolk – The Body Keeps the Score Lindsay Gibson – Adult Children of Emotionally Immature Parents Diana Baumrind – Parenting Styles Theory Pincus et al. – Pathological Narcissism Inventory (2009) Ronningstam, E. – Identifying and Understanding the Narcissistic Personality

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