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Hi, it's Juliana! Did they often criticize your cooking? Here are my thoughts on why. One of the ways narcissistic people try to feel better about themselves is by finding ways to feel better than others. It's kind of like they're thinking: “If they're doing bad, I'm doing good.” And you cooking for them gives them a PERFECT opportunity to do this. “Why are you using that pan?” “You're cutting those way too big.” “You're putting too much seasoning in it.” “You're going to overcook it.” “It's too
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Hi, it's Juliana! Did they often criticize your cooking? Here are my thoughts on why. One of the ways narcissistic people try to feel better about themselves is by finding ways to feel better than others. It's kind of like they're thinking: “If they're doing bad, I'm doing good.” And you cooking for them gives them a PERFECT opportunity to do this. “Why are you using that pan?” “You're cutting those way too big.” “You're putting too much seasoning in it.” “You're going to overcook it.” “It's too
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