You’re Dating a Narcissist! (2026)
Story overview
This 2026 comedy-romance follows a psychologist who, after her own romantic disappointments, travels to Los Angeles with her best friend to intervene in her daughter's engagement. Convinced the fiancé is a narcissist, she attempts to talk her daughter out of the marriage, leading to humorous conflicts and emotional revelations about relationships, self-worth, and family dynamics.
Parent Guide
A lighthearted comedy about serious relationship topics, suitable for teens with parental guidance. The film uses humor to explore narcissism and family dynamics without graphic content.
Content breakdown
No physical violence. Some tense emotional confrontations and relationship conflicts, but all resolved through dialogue.
Some emotionally tense scenes as characters confront relationship issues and family conflicts. Discussions of emotional manipulation and narcissistic behavior might be unsettling for sensitive viewers.
Occasional mild language (words like 'hell', 'damn') consistent with PG-13 rating. No strong profanity.
Some romantic kissing and affectionate moments. Discussions about relationships and dating. No explicit sexual content or nudity.
Social drinking in restaurants and gatherings. No excessive or glorified substance use.
Moderate emotional intensity around relationship conflicts, family interventions, and discussions of narcissistic behavior. Characters experience frustration, concern, and emotional breakthroughs, but the comedic tone keeps it accessible.
Parent tips
This film explores themes of toxic relationships, narcissism, and family intervention in a comedic context. Parents should be prepared to discuss healthy relationship boundaries, emotional manipulation, and how to support loved ones without overstepping. The movie portrays strong female characters navigating complex emotional situations with humor and heart.
Parent chat guide
Parent follow-up questions
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- What did you think about the mom trying to help her daughter?
- How did the friends help each other in the movie?
- What signs might show someone isn't a good partner?
- How can you express concern for someone without being controlling?
- What did you think about how the family communicated?
- How does the movie portray narcissistic behavior in relationships?
- What are healthy ways to intervene when you're worried about someone's relationship?
- How does the film balance comedy with serious relationship topics?
- What did you think about the resolution of the mother-daughter conflict?
Where to watch
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