My entitled mother, who is a complete narcissist, refuses to take no for an answer,

but after having just about enough, I put my foot down and set some very clear boundaries.

Now she's enraged and refuses to talk to me, and I'm honestly not sure what to do.

Here's what happened. Don't forget to subscribe and hit the bell to never miss a video.

I am a 26 year old female and my mother is 56 years old, and honestly,

my mother has been a problematic presence in my life for basically my whole life.

But unfortunately, it's one of those relationships that's easier to put up with than to not put up

with it. Because unfortunately, the harassment I receive from going no contact with her is much,

much worse. We have pretty regular contact and phone calls overall. And during my parents' divorce,

my mother was diagnosed with cluster B personality disorder and fell heavily on the narcissistic

spectrum. She often jokes about how she asks people multiple times to do something,

even if they say no, because she helps it will wear them down.

And unfortunately, this tactic works often. My mom runs a small business, and occasionally I've

helped her out with it. And she has paid me. Last time I helped her out, I found myself overwhelmed

because I've been dealing with increased anxiety lately. She asked me a while ago to help her out

again, and I said no, explaining that even though the work wasn't hard, I couldn't manage the

mental stress of another responsibility. As a side note, I already have a full-time job.

She tried to tell me that it wasn't stressful, and again pushed the issue. I told her no again,

and didn't try to re-explain it because I'm specifically working on not over-explaining myself.

A few weeks later, she asked me again to help her out. And again, I said no, and to please not ask

me again. But still, she demanded to know why, and I explained to her that I had already told her why,

and I briefly reminded her my reasons as to why I didn't want to do it. She tried again to insist,

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