“If you are constantly putting your needs last to the needs of everyone else around you, or tend to have or become involved in relationships that are one-sided, destructive or abusive, then you may be codependent. Dysfunctional families tend to ignore that problems exist. When this happens, family members learn to repress their own emotions and disregard their own needs. They don’t talk, touch, feel, confront or trust. Codependent people tend to have a low-self esteem and seek circumstances, events or people outside of themselves to be happy. When you look for happiness outside of yourself and depend upon the approval or love of others, you often will be disappointed and unhappy when people do not live up to your expectations. Loving yourself, putting your needs first and booting toxic or abusive people out of your life will help your overall sense of happiness and wellbeing. Professional counseling and therapy can also be tremendously beneficial and helpful to getting free of codependency and unhealthy tendencies for good.” ~ Coach Corey Wayne
Posted on: Thu, 25 Sep 2014 14:05:06 +0000
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