The codependent refused to set boundaries, believing their identity depended on being needed.

Their codependent relationship made it difficult for them to make independent decisions.

After years of therapy, the codependents finally learned to set healthy boundaries and celebrate their own identities.

They codependently managed every decision, allowing neither person to act independently.

During therapy, she realized that her codependency had shaped many of her relationships.

Therapy helped them recognize the destructive codependencies that had formed between family members.

Therapists often encounter multiple codependences within a single family system, each requiring tailored approaches.

Their codependence made it difficult for each of them to make independent decisions.