Richard Becker

Palestine, Israel and the U.S. Empire

Do you feel that you no longer believe in yourself? Do you have feelings of emptiness or very low self-esteem? Are you in a codependent relationship?Do you know what codependency is? If you want to heal from this affliction some behavior can bring then you have to face the problem of a codependent relationship. Co-dependency is a learned behaviour which may be passed from 1 generation to the next. It's a psychological and behavioral condition which affects someone's capacity to have a healthy, mutually satisfying relationship. It's also known as"relationship addiction" because individuals with co-dependency frequently form or maintain relationships which are biased, emotionally harmful and/or violent. The disease was diagnosed about ten decades ago because the consequence of many years of studying social relationships in families of alcoholics. Co-dependent behaviour is learned by observing and imitating other relatives that exhibit this kind of behaviour. Narcissism and co-dependency are linked to a itself. They frequently struggle to acquire a feeling of who they're. Individuals with those conditions frequently rely upon other individuals to establish their own identities. Therefore, they put a great deal of significance on what others consider these. So in this book, you learn: Symptoms of co-dependency Types of codependent relationships Narcissitic relationship How to handle a Narcissist Codependency and Narcissism Treatment and management The way to finish a co-dependent relationship Avoid a narcissist Strategies for breaking the cycle of co-dependency And much more The information you will find in this book will allow you to improve your self-esteem and make yourself the strong and independent person you are. Your journey to healing starts right now. Scroll up and click "buy now" to get this book!

No More Narcissistic Abuse and Gaslighting. A Guide to Handle a Narcissist, Cure Codependency, Stop Controlling Others, Start Caring for Yourself. For Highly Sensitive People

Richard Becker

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