A child (usually the eldest daughter) has been the emotional and logistical parent to the younger siblings because the actual parents are narcissistic, absent, or addicted. When that "parent" finally breaks or tries to leave, the family implodes.
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Complex doesn't mean constant shouting. It means . Here are three dynamics that create rich soil for drama: A child (usually the eldest daughter) has been
Siblings who are too similar often have the most bitter rivalries. They are competing for the same scarce resource: parental approval or a specific identity (e.g., "the smart one," "the artistic one"). the family implodes. So