Sentences with phrase «many codependents»

Instead, sororities throw a number of joint parties, or «mixers,» with fraternities throughout the year, which make the two organizations codependent.

Societies throughout the world are codependent to varying degrees.

Fred: Well, I'm not sure they equated shunning codependent relationships with thriving.

They found churches that shun codependent relationships!

The novelty of the entity, its temporality and change from one moment to the next, are codependent phenomena.

It has had no ontological identity; it is codependent upon a Church that it has left and has erroneously called itself a church.

This is how controlling and codependent relationships start.

I think our religions and cultures, our beliefs and our character, are so interwoven, so codependent, so symbiotic, that it's no longer helpful to distinguish them.

I certainly hope we do not start seeing «specialty offices» like all those «specialty Bibles» (for men, women, teens, codependents, whomever).

And you have admitted many time that you did it for self - protection of you mind and spirit YOU -[So, more and more, we will see people extricate themselves from a codependent or toxic relationship for the sake of their own health.].

So, more and more, we will see people extricate themselves from a codependent or toxic relationship for the sake of their own health.

Or, if it isn't codependent but heading that way, what we can do to bring health into this relationship, if possible.

I am not sure it is about being strong — many codependents are very strong for a very long time, coping with an addict and covering up for them and managing them and all the emotional stuff that goes with it, alongside doing jobs and looking after kids as effectively a single parent.

Most marriages with addicts fail when the addict gets dry, because the relationship was dependent upon the codependent fixing the addict, and all the bad stuff in the relationship was blamed on the addiction.

Then it may be codependent and unhealthy and something may need to be done.

At the time we read the book we were suffering the fallout for extricating ourselves from a toxic and codependent relationship with the church and some of its leaders.

Tomorrow I might post on what we can do if we discover we are in a codependent relationship.

I developed a healthier, less codependent, relationship with the church.

In this list, I presume, for simplicity's sake, that we are the codependent wife and our church, institution, company or whatever partner, is the husband:

Until then, it is necessary to leave these kind of codependent and toxic relationships and systems.

Maybe before, even though we were very happy, we were kind of codependent on one another and lacked a healthy autonomy.

There's Debtors Anonymous, Emotions Anonymous, Gamblers Anonymous, Narcotics Anonymous, Codependents Anonymous, National Association for Children of Alcoholics Anonymous, Overeaters Anonymous, Incest Survivors Anonymous, Adult Children Anonymous, Bulimics Anonymous, Anorexic Anonymous, Child Abusers Anonymous, Sexaholic Anonymous, Fundamentalist Anonymous, Parents Anonymous, Pill Anonymous, Shoplifters Anonymous, Smokers Anonymous, Spenders Anonymous, and Workaholics Anonymous, just to name a few.

Here's another observation: to add to the complexity of the problem, it is often codependent.

This way you prevent yourself from entering into toxically dependent or codependent relationships, and you can mutually enter into healthy interdependent ones.

Many bereft and spiritually / physically broken and traumatized addicts alcoholics codependents etc may have ran away from receiving help if religion was thrown in their faces.

I must say more: Take two very sensitive, codependent people.

I think all communities tend towards being dysfunctional and codependent.

People who finance the addict are CODEPENDENT and are enabling the behavior.

One thing I have learned as well is that growing up in an alcoholic - addicted and codependent family from many generations - I personally NEED more of the emotion based stuff - not a lot, but some.

Codependents or relationship addicts can not distinguish between «taking care of» (which often involves manipulation and control, and can be very destructive) and caring for someone.

God is not your codependent mommy he said «In the beginning God».

This means that Christian faith and process philosophy are codependents.

It's a codependent relationship.

Totally codependent

With that background, it was only fitting that I would find someone as damaged and codependent as myself and marry her.

Adversely, your child may become codependent on someone who is unhealthy for them, such as a «parent - child relationship» or someone else who is uninvolved in their life.

If you make a child feel responsible for things that go wrong in your life, you are acting like a codependent, not a parent.

If others do not wake up from the codependent relationship that exist the profession will be marginalized.

Whereas a codependent person cedes identity and power to his or her partner and can hardly function independently, an interdependent person retains individual identity while also forging a partnership based on shared power.

Children who are codependent on their parents tend to become codependent on another person later in life.

Too much authority from parents can cause children to become codependent.

Sure, it had been a complicated few weeks as Governor Andrew Cuomo and the Working Families Party, bitter codependents, tried to agree on a deal that would give Cuomo the WFP's ballot line this fall in exchange for the governor's publicly pledging to get behind a progressive policy agenda.

When it comes to shared space projects, the US and Russia are too codependent to use them as bargaining chips.

Like «self love» or «inner child,» the term «codependent» smacks of pop psychology psychobabble.

Anthropologists debate why farming became dominant, but one thing is certain: bread and agriculture were codependent.

Oftentimes, individuals in codependent relationships will expect reciprocity in this sacrifice, not get it, and end up feeling hurt, abandoned, and resentful.

If you start with a set of guidelines that set a standard for a healthy amount of time spent with the other person and engaging in other activities and soon find yourself breaking those guidelines and commitments, you might be laying the foundation for a codependent relationship.

Recognizing the warning signs of a codependent relationship early on is half the battle.

Though desperately unhappy, the codependent sticks around because of his / her addiction, which remains unacknowledged and instead gets called chemistry.

One example of this type of relationship is a codependent involved with a narcissist.