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The Psychology of A Narcissistic Mother

This video explores the subtle and often invisible psychological dynamics between narcissistic mothers and their daughters — a relationship that can appear loving on the surface, but quietly inflicts emotional wounds that last for decades. Grounded in the work of Dr. Karyl McBride, author of Will I Ever Be Good Enough?, we examine how narcissistic maternal behaviors shape a daughter’s identity, self-worth, and emotional development. Through real-life emotional scenarios and symbolic storytelling, we give voice to the silent struggles many women carry: conditional love, emotional manipulation, the inner critic, and the lifelong search for approval. This is not just about labeling or blaming — it’s about understanding. Understanding why some daughters feel invisible, why boundaries feel impossible, and why guilt stays long after childhood ends. We discuss key psychological concepts such as emotional enmeshment, the golden child and scapegoat roles, and the lasting imprint of conditional love. Whether you're beginning your healing journey or simply seeking to understand a story that was never told, this space is for you. Inspired by: – Dr. Karyl McBride (PhD, LMFT) – Carl Jung (Shadow work & individuation) – Clinical frameworks on narcissistic personality traits – Stories of women who lived this quietly for years May this video offer language to your experience, and light to your path.