Narcissism and Codependency: 2 books in 1: Narcissistic Abuse, Codependent Relationships. The Complete Guide to Recognize Codependency and Narcissi
Writers often distinguish narcissists and codependents as opposites, but surprisingly, though their outward behavior may differ, they share many psychological traits.
In fact, narcissists exhibit core codependent symptoms of shame, denial, control, dependency (unconscious), and dysfunctional communication and boundaries, all leading to intimacy problems. One study showed a significant correlation between narcissism and codependency. Although most narcissists can be classified as codependent, but the reverse isn't true - most codependents aren't narcissists. They don't exhibit common traits of exploitation, entitlement, and lack of empathy.
There are a few ways to avoid this type of behavior and abuse, but you will need a good book to guide you
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Although codependents dream of dancing with an unconditionally loving and affirming partner, they submit to their dysfunctional destiny. Until they decide to heal the psychological wounds that ultimately compel them to dance with their narcissistic dance partners, they will be destined to maintain the steady beat and rhythm of their dysfunctional dance.But all of this can be avoided Just scroll the page and press the buy button to get all the information you need
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