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La codependencia es un juego peligroso. No es solo apego, lamentablemente, es uno de los problemas más comunes para muchas personas. La codependencia se siente mejor cuando vivimos nuestras vidas a través de los demás y dependemos de ellos para tener sentimientos de autoestima. ¿Imagina lo que pasa si alguien te deja? Todos hemos estado allí. Te desmoronas en un millón de pedazos y te sientes perdido sin esa otra persona. Esto es lo que aprenderá en este libro de dominio de autoayuda 3 en 1.

¡Empieza a vivir tu vida al máximo! Libérate de los grilletes de la codependencia, y conviértete en la persona feliz que mereces ser. Deja que este audiolibro te guíe a través de la transformación que necesitas hacer. Sé la mejor versión de ti mismo, ¡porque puedes hacerlo!

People with a narcissistic personality disorder can be very charming and manipulative, and it’s super easy to fall into their clutches. Once trapped, you will feel confused and gaslighted all the time, until you finally break free. Recovery is a long and important process, with one very important step - learning how to avoid narcissistic abuse in the future.

Signs of codependency are often hidden in plain sight. Are you making lots of sacrifices to make other people happy, but they don’t seem to return the favor? Does your relationship seem kind of one-sided? If this sounds like you, you likely suffer from codependency. But you don't have to be worried! There are lots of ways to even the battlefield and get your life back. The first step is to understand what codependency means. Experts say it's a behavior pattern in which you find yourself dependent on approval from someone else for your self-worth and identity.

This audiobook is designed to help anyone who has fallen into the claws of a narcissist. Codependency is a dangerous game. It’s not just clinginess; sadly, it’s one of the most common issues for many people. Codependency is best felt when we live our lives through others, and depend on them for feelings of self-worth. The good news? There is a way to become less codependent! In doing so, you will also avoid becoming a victim of narcissistic abuse.

It is estimated that as many as 34 million people grew up in alcoholic homes. But what about the rest of us? What about families that had no alcoholism, but did have perfectionism, workaholism, compulsive overeating, intimacy problems, depression, problems in expressing feelings, plus all the other personality traits that can produce a family system much like an alcoholic one? Countless millions of us struggle with these kinds of dysfunctions every day, and until very recently we struggled alone.