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Kaleva

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5. Co-dependcy is a symptom of deeper issues

Reply to boston bean (Reply #2)

Fri Aug 29, 2014, 07:55 PM

Aug 2014

She admits her behavior is co-dependent but as to why she acts that way and why she cannot break that cycle of behavior is for her and her therapist to work on.

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women who profess love for their abusers [View all] Kaleva Aug 2014 OP

Is she seeing a Therapist? Best of Luck to her. Tuesday Afternoon Aug 2014 #1

She's made an appointment to see her old therapist. Kaleva Aug 2014 #4

That's tough. boston bean Aug 2014 #2

Co-dependcy is a symptom of deeper issues Kaleva Aug 2014 #5

i dont know. i have two nieces that are old enough, and they have kicked that man seabeyond Aug 2014 #3