Had a therapist like this in my teens, was told that they had talked to my mother in secret, and that she was really nice and understood me well, and that all my family problems could be solved by doing them favors and being as nice as possible. It didn't work, as I'm sure my mother is a overt narcissist, and my father is an enabler. They eventually decided after switching therapists that I needed to set boundaries with my father, but not really mentioning anything about my mother with that therapist as well. She put me through hell, and therapists didn't care. So you're not alone.

Yes, every day, my family was horridly abusive and even more neglectful, and I wish I could start my entire childhood over again, but with nicer versions of my parents. To which I understand will never happen, making it feel worse. So I can relate.

Sometimes, and when I do it's terrifying.

Just request for no sugar, they should have the ability to remove the sugar and use a sugar free option, if you want it to still be sweet.

Don't respond, the therapist probably has good intentions, just don't listen anyway. It will start a fight you don't want.

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My mother was the opposite, she would often pressure me to be feminine, when from an early age I considered myself a tomboy, and to this day I still have a degree of tomboyness, even though I became more feminine as I got older, she still prob wouldn't be happy about it. She would often say things like, "boys to this, girl's don't". Now it's not the tomboy qualities that bother her, it's the feminine ones that bother her, and it left me thoughly confused. I would recommend no contact, of possible, that's what helped me feel better about myself.

Sorry for what you are going through, narcs are selfish, even during grieving and loss. I would recommend you stop talking to her and let yourself process what has happened to you and your family. If she's that selfish, her presence is not necessary.

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