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The Psychology of Siblings Who Side With Abusive Parents

Why do some siblings side with abusive parents—and why does that betrayal cut so deeply? In this video, we explore the psychology of siblings who side with abusive parents, unpacking how fear, loyalty, survival instincts, and family systems shape these painful dynamics. You’ll learn why siding with an abuser is often a protective strategy rather than proof that you were wrong, and how these choices uphold silence, denial, and control within dysfunctional families. This video is especially for survivors who were scapegoated, invalidated, or made to feel like the problem for telling the truth. Through a psychological lens, we explain sibling betrayal, trauma bonding, family roles, and why choosing to heal—even without family support—is not abandonment, but self-respect. If you’re seeking clarity, validation, and healing from family trauma, narcissistic parenting, or emotional abuse, this video is for you. #SiblingBetrayal #TraumaBonding #Scapegoat #FamilySystem