Rerelease: Porsha & The Father Who Made Her Feel Forgotten
About this episode
Porsha shares her experiences of growing up as the lost child in an abusive family environment.
In this rerelease episode of Narcissist Apocalypse, Brandon talks with Porsha about growing up as the lost child in a family shaped by abuse, alcoholism, enmeshment, and covert incest. Porsha shares how she learned to stay quiet, disappear into books and activities, and survive by becoming as low-maintenance as possible. She also discusses the emotional burden of protecting a parent, the confusion of being sexualized and dismissed, and the long-term impact of being forgotten inside her own family.
More episodes of Narcissist Apocalypse: Patterns of Abuse
- Rerelease | Lana & The Violent Jealous Abuser
- Rerelease | When Abusers Play the Victim to Make You Feel Guilty
- Debrief | Scapegoating, Humiliation, & Reality Control in Tommy’s Story
- Tommy and The Malicious Controlling Father
- Debrief | The Lost Child, Covert Incest, & Emotional Neglect in Porsha’s Story
- Rerelease: Plausible Deniability and the Power of Suggestion in Abuse
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