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Flying Monkeys: No Contact or Low Contact

Do Not Become a Narcissist's Flying Monkey Video © by Gail Meyers A narcissistic personality disordered mother has flying monkeys. This is a term taken from The Wizard of Oz , where the flying monkeys do the bidding of the Wicked Witch.  The flying monkeys may be your neighbor, church members, siblings, aunts, uncles, grandmother, grandfather, nieces, nephews, etc. These people do the narcissist's dirty work and often pour their own abuse on the scapegoat. I spent years of my life trying to show various flying monkeys the truth. It virtually never worked, not once in the twenty or so years I kept trying to "clear the air" or to finally be understood. They do not understand because they do not want to understand. Many are willfully ignorant and blind to the situation.  There is not some magical phrase and method you have not yet discovered that is suddenly going to cause these people to stand up for the truth. What I have realized is t...

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Photo - Markus Anderson  CC-SA-30 via Wikimedia Commons Thank you for all of the comments, input and taking the time to share some of your experiences. Gail's articles are being proofread, updated, and will be published again soon, hopefully on a more secure platform. April 2018: Join Gail Meyers and KC3Lady back on Hubpages and Narcissism: Echo Apologetics

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Anger from Narcissistic Abuse by Gail Meyers April 2018: Join Gail Meyers and KC3Lady back on Hubpages and Narcissism: Echo Apologetics on Facebook (not being indexed yet) - raising awareness about narcissism, mobbings, and stalkers. The move continues on Narcissistic Personality Disorder Mother Facebook Resource Page to Echo Scapegoat Recovery Tactics Facebook . ------------ Gail articles have been scraped (stolen), hacked, attacked, etc., as she has been also during the ongoing criminal activity uninterrupted by police. Her articles are being proofread, updated and will be published again soon on Hubpages. This Blogger blog has been hacked relentless for years).

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Comments on The Dangers of Expecting a Deathbed Apology from Your Narcissistic Mother

Get to the core of the shiny red apple! April 2018: Join Gail Meyers and KC3Lady back on Hubpages and Narcissism: Echo Apologetics . --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- sparkster  22 months ago from Here To Eternity Level 6 Commenter Very interesting and informative. People often fail to realize the extent of this disorder. It took me a long time (over a decade) to realize that my (ex)partner would never admit the truth to me or apologize for her actions even when I was on my deathbed because of the abuse (and abuse by proxy). Naima Manal  18 months ago from NY It must be very difficult for a child to emerge from this experience without scars. But I hope that many people with this experience are able to find wholeness and closure while maintaining what is important to them from their families, even if it is at a distance. aviannovice  6 months ago fro...

How Do You Grieve the Death of a Narcissistic Mother?

Echo at Her Mother's Grave CC0 via Pixabay When a narcissistic personality disordered mother dies, there is a lot more to grieve than just her death. You grieve not only for everything she was not as a mother, but for everything she destroyed in her wake. - Gail Meyers, How Do You Grieve the Death of a Narcissistic Mother?  Also join KC3Lady on Hubpages and Narcissism: Echo Apologetics on Facebook .