fck narcissist mother

Hi !’m 22! needed to rant here before fully crashing out and doing something inappropriate. I don’t know where to start but living with my parents feels like being in a cage. I love my parents, especially my father. I am a father’s girl but never a mothers’s girl. Since I was a child I experienced being physically and verbally abused. Until now I have been verbally abused. TBH all of us until my father, sisters, and even my niece. I hate her. I tried to be open and liked by her but it made me sick. I’m always the neglected one and high pressure from her.

I feel bad for my father until now he is experiencing physical and verbal abuse from my mother. I was a psychology student. Not to diagnose my mother but I feel she is narcissistic and histrionic. I don’t want to curse my mom but I hope she dies. Anything we do feels like against her.

Resting during our restday? Makes us feels guilty to sleep 8-10hours
Spending our money for ourselves—like clothes, foods etc? Makes us feel guilty to spend to nonsense and just give it to her
Going out with friends? Makes us feel guilty to enjoy sometimes
Saying out our opinion/feelings? Should always be on her side. 

Many more. TBH.

Always rushing things, not agreeing with her means rebellious child, Everything she says is right. the list goes on…

Living with her feels like manifesting depression. Isn’t that impossible, right? I always cry, feel lonely, have episodes, crash out and feel pressured by her. Living with her means outliving myself—that’s how I feel. I love my father so much. I will be rich. He is the one on my to spoil list, my mother doesn't deserve to be spoiled. Everyone in the house is drained by my mother so I hope she rests now. Fuck traumas and fuck narcissists. 

PS. Not intend to hurt anyone.

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u/Latter-Pumpkin-6593 — 23 hours ago

fuck narcissists mothers

Hi !’m 22! needed to rant here before fully crashing out and doing something inappropriate. I don’t know where to start but living with my parents feels like being in a cage. I love my parents, especially my father. I am a father’s girl but never a mothers’s girl. Since I was a child I experienced being physically and verbally abused. Until now I have been verbally abused. TBH all of us until my father, sisters, and even my niece. I hate her. I tried to be open and liked by her but it made me sick. I’m always the neglected one and high pressure from her.

I feel bad for my father until now he is experiencing physical and verbal abuse from my mother. I was a psychology student. Not to diagnose my mother but I feel she is narcissistic and histrionic. I don’t want to curse my mom but I hope she dies. Anything we do feels like against her.

Resting during our restday? Makes us feels guilty to sleep 8-10hours
Spending our money for ourselves—like clothes, foods etc? Makes us feel guilty to spend to nonsense and just give it to her
Going out with friends? Makes us feel guilty to enjoy sometimes
Saying out our opinion/feelings? Should always be on her side. 

Many more. TBH.

Always rushing things, not agreeing with her means rebellious child, Everything she says is right. the list goes on…

Living with her feels like manifesting depression. Isn’t that impossible, right? I always cry, feel lonely, have episodes, crash out and feel pressured by her. Living with her means outliving myself—that’s how I feel. I love my father so much. I will be rich. He is the one on my to spoil list, my mother doesn't deserve to be spoiled. Everyone in the house is drained by my mother so I hope she rests now. Fuck traumas and fuck narcissists. 

PS. Not intend to hurt anyone.

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u/Latter-Pumpkin-6593 — 23 hours ago

What are the best private jet charter companies I should consider for a last-minute international trip?

I need to book a flight within the next few days for an international trip, but I don't have much experience with chartering a private jet, so I'm not sure what to look for. I want to know which factors actually matter, like safety certifications, aircraft availability, and pricing transparency, so I don't end up overpaying or dealing with a company that isn't reliable. Since it's such short notice, I'm also worried about whether I'll be able to get a confirmed booking in time and what kind of flexibility I should expect if my plans change. Any guidance on how to evaluate my options quickly would be really helpful.

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u/Latter-Pumpkin-6593 — 2 days ago

What should I look for in a no-code automation platform that works with the tools I already use and can still support my business as it grows?

I want something that makes it easy for me to automate repetitive tasks without needing to code. It should also be flexible enough to handle more complex workflows as my needs expand over time. Most importantly, I need it to save me time and reduce manual work while still being reliable.

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u/Latter-Pumpkin-6593 — 9 days ago

Has anyone actually moved the needle with event gamification tools, or is it just gimmicky?

I'm planning a 400-person corporate conference in the fall and leadership keeps pushing me to add some kind of points or leaderboard system to boost engagement. I've looked at a few platforms but I can't tell if attendees actually care about badges and prizes or if they just ignore the whole thing. My worry is we sink budget into an app feature that 30 people use and everyone else tunes out.

For folks who've run gamification at a midsize event, what did you use and did it change anything measurable? Did sessions get better attendance, did people network more, or did it mostly just sit there? Also curious how much extra work it added for your team during the event itself.

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u/Latter-Pumpkin-6593 — 11 days ago
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How do you handle medical billing for private practices? Is it in-house or third party?

I run a small private practice and we've been doing billing in-house since we opened, but it's getting to be too much. Right now it's basically me and one front desk person handling claims between everything else, and stuff keeps slipping. We're seeing more denials than we used to, the resubmissions pile up, and I honestly can't tell anymore if we're collecting what we're actually owed.
Patients also get confused about what they owe versus what insurance covers, so we end up chasing balances months later.

I keep going back and forth on whether to hire someone dedicated to billing, bring in a service, or just get better software and tighten up the process we have. I don't have a great sense of what's normal for a practice our size or what it should cost. So for those of you running your own practice, how do you handle medical billing? Did you keep it in-house, outsource it, or do some mix of both, and what actually made the difference for you?

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