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Who are we we without our mothers?

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This is the question that begs to be asked: who are we without our mothers?

More than likely, if you have a narc mom, then you have either a narc dad OR you have an enabling father, also known in the maternal narc world as an EF.

These fathers normally support our mothers with fervor, as they do them (when it suits them).  Both my parents were abusive, and both were enablers of one another.  I very much feel like an orphan.  I have no parents.  No real ones, anyways.

So who am I without my mother?

If you would have asked me that a few years ago, I would have said "Girl Lost", as my name suggests.  But now?  I am no longer lost....I am found.

"I once was lost, but now am found, I was blind, but now I see."

I am not Christian, but I do believe this verse applies to all of us who find out our mothers are narcissists. It says to us "It's them, not us.  It's always been them, even though she tried to convince us otherwise."

So, who are we when we become motherless?  Because when your mom is a narc, you are definitely motherless.  It's just that you never realized it before.  So, who do you become when you realize it?

You become found.  

You are no longer are that lost little girl, hiding from your mother's crazy, thinking you caused it.  You are no longer someone without an identity, because yours was so wrapped up into hers.
You become you.  You become that person you lost when you became what she wanted.  You find your true self.  

But what if you find your "true self" and don't like it?  Realize that most of who you are and have become, are residual leftovers from her and her abuse.  You learned how to cheat, lie, or get revenge. You learned how to look down on others.  You learned to judge people based on solely what they can do for you.  You learned that you were never good enough and never will be.  You learned so many inappropriate and negative things, you will have a hard time sorting out what is her and what is you. 

The difference between your learned narcissistic behaviors and her narcissistic personality disorder?  You can change.  She can't.  

So please, on your journey to find your "true self", don't get discouraged by what you find.  You have to find the negative in order to pull out the positive.  Humans, at their core, are full of love and understanding.  Narcissists, at their core, are angry, hurt, and mentally unstable people.  While they can't help who they are, we can help who we are and change so we can be better. 

I have a LOT to change about myself that was drilled into my being from her.  She turned me into a petty revenge-getter and a gossip.  I have been actively working on these issues so I can change those parts of myself and actually find out who I really am.  

So without our mothers?  We are better.  We are greater.  We can do anything and be anything.  And we can become who we truly were meant to be, rather than what she molded us to be.

And that, my friends, is reason enough to be taking this journey, no matter how painful or hard it gets.  



Question: Who did you find out you were without your mother?  How hard has it been to change in order to find your "true self"?  Let me know below in the comments :)




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