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Iâm not here to armchair diagnose anyone or water down the word ânarcissistâ â which is an actual diagnosable mental disorder â but I do want stepparents and their partners to be aware when theyâre involved in a dysfunctional co-parenting situation that goes way beyond the realm of standard post-divorce stuff.
So hereâs some signs youâre probably co-parenting with a narcissist⊠or at the very least, a toxic and/or high conflict ex:
Most of all, a narcissist doesnât co-parent â they counter-parent. A narc co-parent has their own agenda and they view anything outside that agenda as a threat⊠even your attempts to co-parent amicably.
A high conflict ex does not care about the collateral damage they cause along the way, including the damage they cause to their own kids.
For all of these reasons and many more than I could share in a 2-minute pep talk, trying to compromise more with a high-conflict, toxic, or narcissist ex will not improve your co-parenting relationship.
But putting stronger boundaries in place can make a noticeable difference for the better â for you and your kids. For help getting started, please go read this: âĄïž THE 10 COMMANDMENTS OF HIGH-CONFLICT CO-PARENTING đ
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đŹ Send us a text! (Yes really!)
Iâm not here to armchair diagnose anyone or water down the word ânarcissistâ â which is an actual diagnosable mental disorder â but I do want stepparents and their partners to be aware when theyâre involved in a dysfunctional co-parenting situation that goes way beyond the realm of standard post-divorce stuff.
So hereâs some signs youâre probably co-parenting with a narcissist⊠or at the very least, a toxic and/or high conflict ex:
Most of all, a narcissist doesnât co-parent â they counter-parent. A narc co-parent has their own agenda and they view anything outside that agenda as a threat⊠even your attempts to co-parent amicably.
A high conflict ex does not care about the collateral damage they cause along the way, including the damage they cause to their own kids.
For all of these reasons and many more than I could share in a 2-minute pep talk, trying to compromise more with a high-conflict, toxic, or narcissist ex will not improve your co-parenting relationship.
But putting stronger boundaries in place can make a noticeable difference for the better â for you and your kids. For help getting started, please go read this: âĄïž THE 10 COMMANDMENTS OF HIGH-CONFLICT CO-PARENTING đ
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đ§Ą Need a bigger pep talk? Start here or join us over on Substack! xo

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