The Lost Daughters: Little Black Girls Raised by Wolves

A mother’s love is unique in that it is always there, no matter what. Well, that might be the case for some, but for Lost Daughters or scapegoat daughters, we were raised by Black toxic narcissistic mothers who pride themselves on using, abusing, and mistreating us. When growing up, did you feel that your mother did not want you or that she struggled to show you love? Were you abused by her and scared to tell people because you were raised to never turn on your mother? The Black toxic narcissistic mother is, by far, the scariest, most dishonest, evil, and unloving woman that exists ONLY behind closed doors. In public, these women are thought to be angels. Perhaps you have realized in your adulthood that growing up, your mother never gave you the life tools or care other children got. The truth is that, as children of toxic narcissistic mothers, we will never understand our upbringing or even accept it. Unfortunately, this is our reality. No matter what we do or say, for our Black toxic narcissistic mother, it will never be good enough. Can you relate? Simply put, we did not know who we were and there are times we still struggle with the idea of belonging, since we never felt that we belonged during our upbringing. Using this book, you will realize others have had similar traumatic upbringings and also suffer from various insecurities in life. Inside The Lost Daughters: Little Black Girls Raised by Wolves, you will discover: ● How the mind of a Black toxic narcissistic mother, or toxic narcissistic mother in general, works to manipulate your thoughts and actions, forcing you to feel helpless and alone. ● How to recognize the traits of toxic narcissistic mothers, protect yourself, and gain confidence. ● The traumatic effects of maternal narcissistic abuse on daughters throughout our developmental stages from childhood to adulthood. ● Strategies to break the cycle, let go of guilt and shame, mother yourself, and start setting healthy boundaries. It is time for us as Lost Daughters to celebrate our lives by confronting our past, addressing the abuse, forgiving our mothers (even if it means walking away), letting go, and then writing our new