Mom sobbed and said she didn’t want him to grow up so he never asked again after that.' Scott asked if he could shower himself once. When she showers us together, Mom says it’s because she’s got too much to do. We usually just look away from each other and Scott distracts himself by drawing Pokémon in the fogged glass. I get really embarrassed when she showers us together.

Being so distant with him, I could understand that. She hoped he took her to get milkshakes because he knew she hates acting class so he was trying to save her, but it turns out he really didn't know, just thought she had free time. This particular bit about cycling to dance class with her Dad, and going for milkshakes later saddens me. I think there comes a point in all our lives where we develop a love-hate relationship with our parents. How could Jennette be so happy to lose weight, what child should develop a close relationship with their scale and count calories with their mother? I can somewhat understand the need to please her mother. What an abusive, narcissistic monster.įormer child TV show actress Jennette McCurdy reveals her traumatic childhood with narcissistic mother who emotionally and sexually abused her, her struggle with eating disorder Bulimia and her love life, fame, and career. I read a review on Goodreads that said something like, 'after reading the book, I'm glad her mom died, too.

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