What happens when a narcissistic parent dies
It’s not as freeing as you think it is. But also — it is.
by: E.B. Johnson
While the death of a narcissistic parent may seem like a release of sorts — it’s a far more complicated thing. When we our narcissistic parents leave us, it opens the door on all sorts of major revelations. These bring up complex emotions, and a lot of nuances, which can completely change the way we see ourselves and the people our parents chose to be. Are you still reeling from the death of a narcissistic mother or father? Give yourself time to grieve before you slowly open the door on major healing and transformation.
The death of a narcissist is complicated.
The fallout following the death of a narcissist is just as complex and confusing as their lives with us are. Nothing is straightforward. We become deeply attached to our narcissistic parents — by design. When they leave us, it can create a large hole in our lives that forces us to question everything we know about life, love, and the world at large. The death of a narcissist is complicated. Understanding those complexities is crucial in moving forward.
