Tag: abuse narcissistic behavior

The alienating parent will change their story depending on who they’re telling it to and what outcome they hope to achieve. They will provoke and abuse you until they get a reaction, then blame everything on you. Does this sound familiar? In a post the other day, I described how a client called in the police after a great deal of harassment from his ex-wife. The police called on her and she was understandably aggrieved. But it was just another mechanism of turning it all on him, telling the children, ‘look what he’s like!’ It is the same with court cases. The alienating behaviours often intensify. Sometimes the alienating parent will play victim, sometimes the protector, the victor, the hero. It really depends. It’s all an act. Behind it all, lies a self-serving, pitiful coward, afraid of being found out, afraid of losing control, afraid of being exposed … and so they project it all onto the ‘target’ parent instead. That’s why they lie and manipulate others, and how, shockingly, they weaponise and coercively control their children. Parental alienation is abuse.

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