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I'm one of many fathers fighting for their kids and myself to be protected from #Parentification #ParentalAlienation #CoerciveControl & #NarcissticAbuse
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Children thrive when they have healthy relationships with both parents. Protective parenting safeguards their well-being, while alienating behaviours can harm their emotional health. Here's how to tell the difference.
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PROTECTIVE PARENTING Protective parenting prioritises a child's well-being by fostering safety, love, and healthy relationships with both parents. ALIENATING BEHAVIOURS Alienating behaviours harm a child's emotional health by manipulating them to reject the other parent without valid reasons.
November 19, 2024 at 10:40 AM
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Have you ever realized that: Sometimes, people make you out to be the villain just to avoid feeling guilty about how they treated you and the choices they made. By shifting the blame, they protect themselves from facing their own truth. But their need to justify their harmful behavior doesn't change the fact that their actions are a reflection of them, not you.
November 18, 2024 at 9:48 PM
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#ParentalAlienation #CoerciveControl #NarcissisticAbuse
When an alienator lets a child choose whether to visit the other parent's home, it's not a true choice. Instead, the child is forced to decide, knowing they will face retaliation from the alienator if they choose to go.
November 18, 2024 at 7:13 PM
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#NarcissisticAbuse #CoerciveControl
Narcissists pursue full custody of their children not out of genuine love or desire to bond with them, but as a way to "win" over their ex and maintain control. For many narcissists, custody battles are less about the well-being of the children and more about safeguarding their image, protecting their own interests, and denying the other parent any sense of victory. This desire for custody often stems from their need to control, win at all costs, and project a certain image to the outside world.
November 18, 2024 at 1:38 PM
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D.A.R.V.O is a tactic used by highly narcissistic people to flip the narrative to make you the abuser avoid accountability for their own abusive behaviour that you are confronting them about.
Image depicting titled D.A.R.V.O Disagreements with a Narcissist; D.A.R.V.O Is to Deny their own bad behaviour, Attack the person confronting them and Reverse Victim and Offender by pretending to be the abused victim. DARVO is a tactic used by highly narcissistic people to flip the narrative to make you the abuser to avoid their own abusive behaviour that you are confronting them about.
November 17, 2024 at 11:15 PM