US EditionThese 4 Subtle Signs Actually Betray a Co-Dependent Friendship, According to Psychologists
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Friendship is an essential foundation of our emotional balance. It supports us, raises us, and helps us through the storms of life. But it happens that this bond is transformed into an unbalanced form of attachment. One then speaks of co-dependence, a phenomenon that can become deeply energizing, even destructive. If the origin of friendly co-dependence is primarily related to the nature of the relationship, personality can also play a role. A s…
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