In Anna Karenina, Leo Tolstoy famously said that all happy families are alike but that each unhappy family is unhappy in its own way. Speaking as the child of narcissist parents, I have to differ…
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All happy families are alike: each unhappy family is unhappy in its own way. Leo Tolstoy | Tote Bag
Where Tolstoy Departs from Dostoevsky
How Do I Loathe Thee? Let Me Count the Ways
On Being a Narcissist Magnet and Developing a Fine-Tuned 'Nar-dar', by Julia L Hall
On the Intelligentsia, Its Fate and Responsibilities
Illness as Metaphor, Susan Sontag
Tolstoy Was Wrong About Happy Families – Benedictine College Media & Culture
What did Leo Tolstoy mean when he said 'all happy families are alike and unhappy ones differ'? - Quora
Adult Children of Narcissists Face Trauma-Induced Health Risks - BodyMind
Ask Julia: How Do I Live with My Narcissist Husband Until We Create a Divorce/Parenting Plan?
