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1. Codependent relationships have both a Codependent and an enabler

2. Codependent Marriage…Context is Everything

3. Codependent relationships with people addicted to substances and Codependent relationships with abusive types can be especially challenging

4. How to use Codependent in a sentence.

5. Codependent relationships with people based on peer pressure

6. Read on to know more about Codependent Parenting.

7. Outsiders to the relationship might call the Codependent a martyr.

8. How to Stop Being Codependent: Recognizing and Moving Past Codependency

9. A Codependent person may sometimes exhibit narcissistic patterns

10. Codependent definition is - participating in or exhibiting codependency

11. Most Codependent relationships involve some form of underlying dysfunction, such as

12. A Codependent relationship can develop between a partner, parent, child, friend, or even co-workers

13. Experts weigh in on the signs of a Codependent relationship—and ways to overcome it.

14. Codependent No More: How to Stop Controlling Others and Start Caring for Yourself Melody Beattie

15. When you are Codependent, you have a behavioral and emotional condition that greatly affects you

16. Codependent relationships happen when a person is overly reliant on another to validate their thoughts, emotions, and identity

17. Codependent types are "fixers and have a great propensity to caretake to an unhealthy degree," explains Miller

18. The notion of a Codependent relationship is still holding on for dear life in addiction studies.

19. The Codependent individual usually sacrifices all of their own needs to care for the family member who is struggling

20. Codependent personality disorder can affect a person’s quality of life and relationships, and it may occur with other mental health disorders

21. Codependent people often have a gap between their innate self and the self they present to the world

22. Codependent parents often form unhealthy attachments with their children to the point that it can be seen as a relationship addiction

23. Originally, Codependent behavior was considered as co-dependency to unhealthy relationships with people with addictions, patients with chronic, terminal or mental illnesses

24. Codependent marriages occur when one spouse enables (supports?) the other’s underachievement, procrastination, immaturity, irresponsibility, or careless health habits, such as addictions

25. Synonymously & Antonymously: Hate Nobody; What a codependent parent might say to guilt her child; And the singer is? May 19, 2016 11:32PM

26. In a Codependent relationship, there is usually one person who is more passive and can’t make decisions for themselves, and a more dominant personality who …

27. Codependency, or relationship addiction, is an excessive, all-consuming dependency on a specific relationship. Most codependent relationships involve some form of underlying dysfunction, such as

28. Therefore, Codependent people learn to put the needs of others ahead of their own and will sacrifice their needs and principles in order to maintain relationships.

29. The Codependent person, known as ‘the giver,’ feels worthless unless they are needed by — and making sacrifices for — the enabler, otherwise known as ‘the taker.' — Dr

30. Exelberg Codependent relationships are thus constructed around an inequity of power that promotes the needs of the taker, leaving the giver to keep on giving often

31. “Codependent” is one of those oft-used buzzwords that implies various levels of neediness in a relationship, or attachments tinged with a hint …

32. Symptoms of codependency include: Low self-esteem: The Codependent person may feel unlovable outside of the relationship role and depends on the opinions of other people to feel personal, positive self-worth.; People-pleasing: The opinions of other people have a great deal of weight for the Codependent individual.This person will do anything to make sure others have a positive opinion of them.

33. If a counselor develops a working relationship with a client that has characteristics of Codependency, then a codependent pattern is repeated and therapy may not be as helpful.

34. "Codependent relationships signify a degree of unhealthy clinginess, where one person doesn't have self-sufficiency or autonomy," says Scott Wetzler, PhD, psychology division chief at Albert

35. A person who is truly Codependent finds that virtually all of their thoughts and behaviors revolve around another person or set of people in their life

36. The Codependency Recovery Plan: A 5-Step Guide to Understand, Accept, and Break Free from the Codependent Cycle Krystal Mazzola M.Ed LMFT 4.7 out of 5 stars 244

37. If you or a love one is codependent, has become depressed or anxious due to Codependency, or enables a loved with battling substance abuse, know you have options to recover

38. It is a combination of immature thinking, feeling and behaving that generates an aversive relationship with the self (self-loathing), which the Codependent individual acts out through self- destructive or unduly self

39. Codependent Lyrics: You say that I don't explain myself enough, so / Here's an explanation why I am the way I am / I'm drowning in my thoughts, I mix that with some wealth / And a little bit of love

40. For instance, a person may become Codependent in their marriage and feel the need to cater to their spouse’s every want and need, however, they can show narcissistic tendencies in dealing with their children, and demand praise and respect from them always