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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]You just have to come to terms with the fact that reality and perception are different with a narcissist. I’m getting there at almost 40. Also, I’m less inclined to cover for my mom. I used to let the misconceptions ride because who wants to bad mouth their mom. But also as I’ve gotten older, I’m more inclined to tell the truth when someone says “[b]oh your mom is so nice, I wish I had your mom” or “your mom seems like such a great grandma”[/b] when the reality is one Mother’s Day, she complained about my gift and refused to wish me happy Mother’s Day ... or that she hasn’t asked to spend any one on one time with DD in years. It’s hard OP.[/quote] OP here. This is the part I struggle with the most. To the world and her church friends this is how she appears, but within the family, it's an entirely different story. I really just want to blow her cover.[/quote] People will figure it out if they get close to her. Some people may have already figured it out. [/quote]
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