We often hear ourselves referred to as Warrior Women or Protective Moms. There are even alliances that include those phrases in their names. Their aim being to equip and encourage mothers locked in the battle for their children’s safety and souls.
I’ve read forums and articles outlining how to handle a narcissist in court and when attempting to co-parent with them. So many of us survivors have become experts on the battle, and we’re armed and ready to help others with what we learned from our experiences. But, really, very little of it works for them because, though abusers are eerily similar, our cases are all unique.
Abusers change with the wind. They are chameleons. One time, they are stern and accusing. Another, they are weak and play the victim. For a time they seem to fade away. Weeks go by with no contact. And, then, a barrage of unsolicited…
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Teela Hart 