Never trust a narcissist’s family, no matter how kind they pretend to be. They are not your people; they’re his. They will watch you suffer, hear how you are being torn apart, and still act like they saw and heard nothing. They protect the narcissist. Why? Because he is theirs, and you are an outsider. That loyalty runs deeper than truth.
His mother, who treats him like an emotional husband, will never allow peace between you and her son. In her mind, you did not marry him; you stole him. She sees herself as the one with the first and only right to his heart. Her obsession? Control. It’s not love.
His sister, strangely possessive, behaves more like a jealous girlfriend than a sibling. In her eyes, she should come first, and you’re nothing more than a threat to her bond with her brother. It’s unsettling. Then there is the father, emotionally absent for decades. He was never there for the mother, so she clung to the son. Now, even as he watches you being disrespected and emotionally dismantled, he stays quiet. He does not love his son, but he enables him. He knows what is happening but still chooses silence.
Finally, his brother, the one who smiles in your face, acts polite, and pretends to care. But it is all for show. When it really matters, he’s never there. His loyalty is to appearances, not to justice. He’s the snake in the grass—charming on the surface but coiled and ready to strike when the moment suits him. You’re always treated as an outsider, no matter how hard you try to belong.
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