Do you feel that your dad or mum is a pain in the ass?
And makes your adult life miserable?
You believe that he/she is the source of your unhappiness and emotional pain. Stress and frustration. Always ready to irritate, criticise you and point out your failures.
You feel like a target of your dad's or mum's outbursts of anger and rage. When you see and hear him/her, your pulse goes flying through the roof.
​Do you question yourself, “What have I done to deserve it?” Do you question your sanity and normality of your parent's behaviour?
And yet, you still have Sunday dinners with your parent and try to please him/her...
Do you recognise these behaviours in your mum or dad?
Do you struggle with the following in your adult life?
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the feeling of powerlessness and hopelessness,
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the feeling of not belonging and being different,
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the feeling of being unsuccessful and not deserving,
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the fear of conflicts, ergo pleasing others,​
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suppressing anger,
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the feeling of shame, guilt for certain situations taking place, and responsibility for taking part in them.
​If your answers are "Yes!", then you have found the right place.
Welcome to the place for adult children of parents who are
Emotionally
unstable
Borderline Personality Disorder
Emotionally
unavailable
Narcissistic​
Emotionally
immature
What you want is your parent, or people like them, to stop! To stop that sarcasm, criticism and disrespect... To stop behaving the way they do, making you feel horrible about yourself, emotionally burned out and frustrated... And show you love and understanding instead. Compassion and understanding, right?
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How can we do that? How can we make them change?
As this is what you want, right? You want them to change.
Hi. My name is Marta, and I am an adult child of a borderline mum.
I hated my life when I was a child and I had countless toxic relationships as an adult. But I always had that “I won't give up on myself” feeling inside of me. I wanted to love my life, thus the name of the website LoveYourLifeAgain.
I have tried traditional therapy with psychologists, yoga, breathing, meditation, but the stress, frustration and making bad life decisions kept coming back.
I heard, “Get over it!”, “You're sensitive!”
I heard, “I am your mum. I gave birth to you. You should be grateful.” And I did love her, so I felt I had to accept the toxic relationship that left me feeling lonely, cold and powerless.
Do you feel that asking for help is difficult or maybe even shameful? You're here! Congratulate yourself for having the courage to take this first step!
Each page has a button that will take you to a next page. Click them to keep visiting the rest of the website, to find out more about what I can help you with, the sessions and me.
There's a section called “See me/hear me” where you can see me, read posts and listen to their audio version - podcast with my current posts. All so that you can get to know me.
Sit back, relax, and enjoy the process 😊.