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[quote=Anonymous]I don’t need to parse the story to know this lady is a narcissist. She started a public online support group, sold a story with photos to the linked publication, and wrote a book. That pretty much guarantees her son is never going to feel comfortable talking to her let alone patching up something so personal. To me, this behavior says it’s more important for the mom to get her story of victimhood out there so strangers can validate her version of events, than it is to work things out with her son. This is classic narcissism: she is the victim, she did notions wrong, and the opinions of strangers are more important to her than her own family. I don’t have to hear the other side of the story. If she really cared about her son, nobody would know anybody’s side.[/quote]
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