About Anger In Adult Children Of Narcissistic ParentsAbout Anger In Adult Children Of Narcissistic Parents
Cynthia Bailey-Rug
Cynthia Bailey-Rug explores the natural anger in adult children of narcissistic parents and offers practical steps for emotional healing.
3:46•17 Jun 2020
Unmasking Anger: Understanding Emotions in Children of Narcissistic Parents
“Adult children of narcissistic parents need to know that their feelings of anger and shame are normal under the circumstances. There is nothing whatsoever wrong with them for feeling the way they do.”
Anger can be a tricky emotion, especially for those who grew up with narcissistic parents. In this episode, Cynthia Bailey-Rug dives into the natural anger that adult children of narcissistic parents often experience. Narcissistic parents have a way of projecting their own anger onto their children, and any attempt by the child to set boundaries or assert themselves is met with intense rage. This leaves the adult child carrying a heavy load of anger and toxic shame.
But here's the thing: these feelings are completely normal given the circumstances. Cynthia explains that to heal from these emotional wounds, it's essential to face your emotions head-on and process them effectively. This might mean questioning long-held beliefs and seeking support from trusted friends or faith. By acknowledging and understanding these emotions, their grip on you can loosen. Remember, feeling angry or ashamed doesn't make you flawed; it makes you human. With dedication and time, healing is within reach.
Tune in to this episode for a compassionate and insightful discussion that offers practical advice for anyone looking to reclaim their emotional well-being.

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