Overcoming Codependence In Relationships

Do you find yourself walking on eggshells, trying to keep the peace in your relationship by managing your partner’s reactions? You’re not alone - many people fall into the trap of codependence, believing that avoiding conflict will maintain harmony.
This kind of self-sacrifice doesn’t lead to intimacy; it leads to resentment. When you’re constantly bending over backward to keep your partner happy, you’re not being authentic. You’re not showing up as your true self.
In this video, I break down the roots of codependence and explain why it’s actually another form of control-one that damages both you and your relationship. You’ll learn practical steps to stop enabling unhealthy behaviors and speak up for yourself with love.
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[@godzillamanstreb524]

Excellent excellent…..I’ve been here and am working very hard toward authenticity in all my relationships…..Thank you Terry✨🎯……your definition of codependency is stellar…..I’ve done this for decades in several relationships…..healing now

[@realterryreal]

Thank you for the support. Glad to hear you're doing the work and healing - keep going!

[@monicagallegos654]

Thanks Terry ! So useful

[@lauralu9265]

Much appreciated. Thank you.

[@susanh.3705]

Thank you. Never heard about bottom line is helpful for healthy relationships. Makes sense.

[@Lou-u9c5g]

about your exemple of demanding someone to the other but what if the other is always demanding of you doing this stopping this...? What about if the other is always needing something different from you will you always say "yes i will work on it?" because sometimes we cannot give all things that someone wants

[@realterryreal]

Thank you for commenting, that's a really good question - I will try and answer it on a future video!