Narcissistic In-Laws: Why They Deny the Truth (and What to Do)
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Episode Description
Ever wonder why your in-laws rallied around your abusive partner instead of protecting you?
This episode explores one of the most painful dynamics in narcissistic abuse: when families choose to protect the abuser and paint YOU as the problem. We revisit a past interview with Rossana where she shares her firsthand experience of this dynamic along with a Fan Mail listener who experienced something similar.
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