Codependency can stem from dysfunctional family dynamics from "summary" of Codependency For Dummies by Darlene Lancer
Codependency often originates from dysfunctional family dynamics. These dynamics can be traced back to childhood experiences and relationships within the family. In dysfunctional families, there may be issues such as substance abuse, mental illness, or physical abuse that create an unstable environment for children to grow up in. These experiences can shape the way individuals view themselves and others, leading to codependent behaviors in their adult relationships.
Children in dysfunctional families may have learned to prioritize the needs of others over their own, leading to a pattern of self-sacrifice and neglecting their own needs. This can result in a lack of boundaries and difficulty in asserting oneself in relationships. Additionally, children may have been taught to seek validation and approval from others in order to feel wort...
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