Maram Ben Rhouma
Maram Ben Rhouma
How the Scapegoat is Treated Differently Than Their Siblings
How the Scapegoat is Treated Differently Than Their Siblings
How the Scapegoat is Treated Differently Than Their Siblings
Saturday 14th November 2020
Maram Ben Rhouma discusses the scapegoat's role in narcissistic families, exploring unfair treatment and offering paths to self-worth and healing.
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Get the buttons here!The Scapegoat's Struggle: Unpacking Narcissistic Family Dynamics
No matter how hard you try, you're never gonna be as good as your siblings and you're never grateful for the things they provide. And you're still gonna be treated differently.
Ever felt like the black sheep in your own family? In this episode of 'Self Evolution Regardless', Maram Ben Rhouma dives into the harsh reality faced by scapegoats in narcissistic families. Maram breaks down how these families operate, often praising certain siblings while relentlessly belittling others, creating a toxic environment that's tough to navigate.
She shares personal stories and expert insights to help listeners understand why scapegoats are treated so unfairly and what can be done to break free from this damaging cycle. If you've ever been compared unfavorably to a sibling or felt like you could never measure up, this episode will resonate deeply with you. It’s not just about identifying the problem; Maram offers actionable advice on how to reclaim your self-worth and start healing.
With her empathetic yet straightforward approach, she creates a safe space for those struggling with narcissistic abuse to find their footing and grow beyond the pain. Tune in for a candid conversation that promises to shed light on a difficult subject and provide hope for a brighter future.