Are you worried you might be in a codependent relationship? Has someone told you that you’re in a codependent relationship? What does that even mean?

A codependent relationship, to put it in simple terms, is a dysfunctional relationship. It is the kind of relationship where one person either supports or enables another person’s poor behaviors. Why do they do this? Because, they would rather cling to a relationship that is unhealthy. After all, being codependent is better than being alone, right? Wrong.

Enabling another person’s poor habits is not a sign of love or care. When you indirectly encourage their poor behaviors like drinking, addiction, narcissism, or the mental struggles they are going through, you’re not being the “supportive” one in the relationship. You’re the codependent one because you are doing it for all the wrong reasons.

Why do people stay in unhealthy relationships? One of the major reasons is loneliness. You don’t want to be alone. Nobody wants to find themselves alone. We have fooled ourselves into thinking that any kind of relationship is better than being alone. This is why we get stuck in these unhealthy relationship patterns, and we become codependent.

Codependents struggle with low self-esteem, poor boundaries, people-pleasing tendencies, the need for control, a lack of communication, problems with intimacy, and they could even struggle with being in denial.

The way to overcome this? Gain insight. Understand as much as you can about this condition, and you will find that it is much easier to overcome the problem. This is why you have decided to buy this book. You know there is a problem, and you’ve done the remarkable first step in wanting to fix the problem.

Cure Codependency is the ultimate, comprehensive guide that you need to help you break free and reclaim your independence. In this book, you will learn:

• What is means to be codependent
• The love attitude scale
• The duality of the mind when it comes to codependency
• Why codependency will never be considered a healthy relationship, no matter how much you care for the person
• The 11 key signs of being codependent
• Why you need to learn how to say no
• What is a narcissist and why you continue to stay in such a relationship if you are codependent
• Why a narcissist seeks to manipulate you
• The connection between the fear of loneliness and codependency
• A look at what toxic relationships are and how to recognize those early signals
• What it means to be an empath
• How being an empath is different from codependency
• How to finally break free of the codependency cycle
• The steps you need to start building healthy boundaries and reinforcing them

The road to recovery is not an easy one, but with Cure Codependency, it is a possible one. If a healthy relationship is truly something you care about, you will find the strength to overcome your troubles for the people you love, just like how you find a way to get the things you want the most in your life.

When you go after something you really want, you don’t make excuses. Are you ready to break free of this cycle?