The Inexistent Line Between Care and Codependency
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"Our culture doesn’t teach us how to take care of ourselves while also taking care of other people."
The Inexistent Line Between Care and Codependency "Our culture doesn’t teach us how to take care of ourselves while also taking care of other people." Jun 13, 2024 ∙ Paid 129 3 18 Share By Louise Meyer Louise Meyer is a writer and a student of clinical social work in New York. A bedroom in the Berkshires (courtesy: Louise Meyer). I only realized that the relationship was over during his third Adderall withdrawal in eight months, when I went over to his apartment in the middle of the day and found him in bed, sleepy, with a glassy look in his eyes. He was still himself, still making me laugh, b
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