Daughters of Narcissistic Mothers

"I was in therapy for years, and nothing helped until I read You're Not Crazy: It's Your Mother."

It's no coincidence that you find yourself reading these words. You have been looking for answers for years probably.

Is this book the answer you were looking for?

First, ask yourself, is this you?

You can't understand why your mom acts like she doesn't love you.

Or why she is always mean to you.

Or why you can never do anything right for her.

Or why you find yourself emotionally bruised, upset and confused after being in contact with your mother.

Or why you end up doubting yourself—even feeling crazy—as she remembers incidents totally differently to how you remember them and denies other events even happened at all, until you begin to doubt your own perceptions.

If this is the case, you are far from alone. Millions of women all over the world have experienced the same crazy-making hall-of-mirrors.

And this is why: their mother—like yours, possibly—has Narcissistic Personality Disorder. This explains the whole crazy-making dynamic, and this realisation is supremely freeing and life-changing. It can be a tough realisation too, however, and You're Not Crazy: It's Your Mother aims to support you on the tough bits of that journey.

If you found yourself looking for answers, and came to read these words, then yes, You're Not Crazy: It's Your Mother is the answer you were looking for, to explain all of this.

And the reason is that your mother may well have Narcissistic Personality Disorder. I know this might be tough to hear, but I remind you that you were driven to look for answers. There's a reason you're here, reading this, and that reason is not a loving mutually-respectful relationship with your mother.

For the cost of 10 minutes of therapy this book contains all you need to know about narcissistic mothers and the impact on you as the daughter of a narcissistic mother, and what to do next with this new knowledge.

Sons of narcissistic mothers—you'll still get huge value out of this book. I wrote it from the vantage point of being a daughter but many sons have written to me to tell them it told their story too.

I wrote You're Not Crazy: It's Your Mother for the woman I was, and the woman you still are: confused, emotionally-bruised, bewildered. I hope you will give yourself the gift of reading it. Your future Self and your future life wait for you.

Danu Morrigan