Codependencia y complacer a los demás
Codependency and People-Pleasing
Codependency and People-Pleasing
Codependency and People-Pleasing
One amazing date turns into a whirlwind romance. You’re so lost in your new love that you neglect your friendships and loved ones. Before you know it, you can’t make decisions without polling others. You’re not sure what you like, what you think, or even how you feel.
It always happens the same way. You bend over backwards to make others happy even when your plate is full. Because the word “no” is not in your vocabulary (even when it should be). Instead, you’re left frustrated, angry, and resentful. You wonder:
What about my needs?
Would they do the same for me?
Would they still be in my life if I didn’t go along to get along?
Why is it so hard just to be myself?
All you want is a forever partner and #rideordie friends, but your current relationships feel one-sided and unsatisfying.
It always happens the same way. You bend over backwards to make others happy even when your plate is full. Because the word “no” is not in your vocabulary (even when it should be). Instead, you’re left frustrated, angry, and resentful. You wonder:
What about my needs?
Would they do the same for me?
Would they still be in my life if I didn’t go along to get along?
Why is it so hard just to be myself?
All you want is a forever partner and #rideordie friends, but your current relationships feel one-sided and unsatisfying.
Chances are you’ve been in a codependent relationship if you’ve ever felt any of the above. Think of codependency as a sort of addiction to a relationship (not necessarily to a drug). Therapy and counseling can help you overcome the common behaviors of codependency. Our team of licensed psychologists and therapists in Miami, FL, to help you:
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