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Initially, Codependent individuals may react with anger or aggressive outbreaks.

Codependent individuals are emotionally and psychologically reliant on their partner.

In a Codependent relationship, the Codependent feels his or her needs are unimportant.

Codependent: The Codependent has no personal identity, interests, or values outside of their Codependent relationship.

Those with Codependent behavior have often been told to“detach with love” or to practice“tough love.

A Codependent person will neglect other important areas of their life to please their partner.

People who are in Codependent relationships are dependent because of physical, psychological, or emotional need.

Codependent: One person feels that their desires and needs are unimportant and will not express them.

They are learning-- as are you-- to be personally responsible, and to move beyond Codependent tendencies.

Simply remember that a Codependent person is not operating in the same frame of mind as you.

In an intimate relationship, the Codependent individual feels overly responsible for her partner while ignoring her own needs.

What if we prejudge loved ones of addicts as Codependent, and therefore driving a dysfunctional family system?

Try not to let your Codependent family member's behavior dictate how you interact with the rest of your family.

Codependent relationships happen when one or both partners feel like they can't be complete or happy without the other person.

In some cases, when Codependent behaviors are not spiraling or threatening your sense of self, you may use a calm response.

In its simplest terms, a Codependent relationship is when one partner needs the other partner, who in turn, needs to be needed.

Don't expect your family member to see their behavior as Codependent if they haven't already come to that conclusion on their own.

The Codependent's self-esteem and self-worth will come only from sacrificing themselves for their partner, who is only too glad to receive their sacrifices.

It can be hard to distinguish between a person who is Codependent and one who is just clingy or very enamored with another person.

In the past, my love for Linda had been tainted and diminished by the guilt and resentment that are the by-products of Codependent relationships.

But even if others suggest that the person is too dependent, a person in a Codependent relationship will find it difficult to leave the relationship.

A friend once gave me a copy of the book Codependent No More and I was so affronted that she thought I needed it.

With that jealously comes possessiveness and you become extremely attached to the person that you are with, so much so that it becomes unhealthy and Codependent.

That wanting to help them means we're Codependent, and that the best thing for both of us is to walk away from the relationship entirely.

That wanting to help a family member means we're Codependent, and the best thing for both of us is to walk away from the relationship entirely.

A person who relies upon a Codependent does not learn how to have an equal, two-sided relationship and often comes to rely upon another person's sacrifices and neediness.

Some step into toxic situations in the mistaken belief that the power of their love alone will change the other person into someone who is not abusive, immature, selfish, or Codependent.

Others step into toxic situations in the mistaken belief that the power of their love alone will change the other person into someone who is not abusive, immature, selfish, or Codependent.

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codependent in A Sentence

Comments on Are you Codependent?

Initially, Codependent individuals may react with anger or aggressive outbreaks.

Codependent individuals are emotionally and psychologically reliant on their partner.

In a Codependent relationship, the Codependent feels his or her needs are unimportant.

Codependent: The Codependent has no personal identity, interests, or values outside of their Codependent relationship.

Those with Codependent behavior have often been told to“detach with love” or to practice“tough love.

A Codependent person will neglect other important areas of their life to please their partner.

People who are in Codependent relationships are dependent because of physical, psychological, or emotional need.

Codependent: One person feels that their desires and needs are unimportant and will not express them.

They are learning-- as are you-- to be personally responsible, and to move beyond Codependent tendencies.

Simply remember that a Codependent person is not operating in the same frame of mind as you.

In an intimate relationship, the Codependent individual feels overly responsible for her partner while ignoring her own needs.

What if we prejudge loved ones of addicts as Codependent, and therefore driving a dysfunctional family system?

Try not to let your Codependent family member's behavior dictate how you interact with the rest of your family.

Codependent relationships happen when one or both partners feel like they can't be complete or happy without the other person.

Codependent relationships happen when one or both partners feel like they can't be complete or happy without the other person.

In some cases, when Codependent behaviors are not spiraling or threatening your sense of self, you may use a calm response.

In its simplest terms, a Codependent relationship is when one partner needs the other partner, who in turn, needs to be needed.

Don't expect your family member to see their behavior as Codependent if they haven't already come to that conclusion on their own.

The Codependent's self-esteem and self-worth will come only from sacrificing themselves for their partner, who is only too glad to receive their sacrifices.

It can be hard to distinguish between a person who is Codependent and one who is just clingy or very enamored with another person.

In the past, my love for Linda had been tainted and diminished by the guilt and resentment that are the by-products of Codependent relationships.

But even if others suggest that the person is too dependent, a person in a Codependent relationship will find it difficult to leave the relationship.

A friend once gave me a copy of the book Codependent No More and I was so affronted that she thought I needed it.

With that jealously comes possessiveness and you become extremely attached to the person that you are with, so much so that it becomes unhealthy and Codependent.

That wanting to help them means we're Codependent, and that the best thing for both of us is to walk away from the relationship entirely.

That wanting to help a family member means we're Codependent, and the best thing for both of us is to walk away from the relationship entirely.

A person who relies upon a Codependent does not learn how to have an equal, two-sided relationship and often comes to rely upon another person's sacrifices and neediness.

Some step into toxic situations in the mistaken belief that the power of their love alone will change the other person into someone who is not abusive, immature, selfish, or Codependent.

Others step into toxic situations in the mistaken belief that the power of their love alone will change the other person into someone who is not abusive, immature, selfish, or Codependent.

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