Parental alienation—or one parent turning a child against the other—doesn't only happen after a divorce. It can happen much earlier, with similarly devastating consequences, explains michaeljformica
The collateral damage here is the kids. Alienators may have high levels oftraits and may be bent on power and control. They do not consider collateral damage. Rather, they consider outcomes that serve their needs. In the case of parental alienation, that need is primarily to inflict pain on their partner or post-partner because of their perception they have been dismissed or devalued.
Fair enough, in the world of the narcissist, but that notion in no way mitigates the consequences of those choices, for the children or the alienated partner. One of the most profound implications of this kind of family system is the children’s disconnection not just from the alienated parent, but the alienating parent. Kids know.
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