"They had a codependent marriage that became a codependent presidency," CNN presidential historian Douglas Brinkley said.
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For example, if a codependent person&aposs partner is going away on a trip, the codependent person may be worried their partner will drift away or forget about them during the time apart.
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We developed a friendship so strong, it bordered on codependent.
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We just can't have a codependent relationship with them anymore.
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The educational and political frameworks in this country are codependent.
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We're a codependent group of friends who all tour together.
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As with any codependent relationship, however, this does not work.
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Now it's at a point where I'm virtually completely codependent.
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They just can't quit each other in this codependent relationship.
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The first two are codependent so we'll address them together.
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People who are severely codependent tend to control their partner or the person they&aposre codependent towards and define themselves primarily in relationship to their partner rather than having their own identity, Insider previously reported.
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But while most pups learn how to adapt, others remain codependent.
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She suggested living apart helped her and Falchuk avoid becoming codependent.
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I've written about my codependent relationships, my family, my mental health.
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While I didn't struggle with addiction, I was an absolute codependent.
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The play drills deep into the codependent partnership: sometimes complementary, sometimes competitive.
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It would make our codependent relationships with our phones look healthy by comparison.
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Now codependent on its animal friend, the croissant didn't want to let go.
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As any addict or codependent knows, that state of mind portends the worst.
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Our media columnist writes that Mr. Trump and the news media are codependent.
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Music and motion and dirt are codependent in that part of the world.
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That's especially so when it comes to Trump's codependent relationship with the news media.
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Field won an Emmy for her performance as the leader of the codependent California brood.
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If your parents don't let you make decisions, you might be codependent as an adult.
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"I realized it's possible to be codependent and single at the same time," he said.
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A new reality show focused on intervening in so-called codependent relationships premiered this year.
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The idea is that the codependent gets psychological benefits from keeping the addicted person sick.
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"There's an implicit assumption that the codependent is getting something out of it," she says.
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Being medicated for a mental illness feels like I'm in a codependent relationship with my meds.
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As someone who's codependent, does it help to hear from readers who have had similar experiences?
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Many of them say that San Diego and Tijuana are one region, codependent on each other.
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"I'm not codependent," the English comic Roisin Conaty says in the second season of this sitcom.
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The camp empowers kids with lively talent shows and through workshops on bullying and codependent relationships.
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To them, Kourtney is too codependent and it's apparently their job to help her figure it out.
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The difference between being codependent and just being super-supportive, though, can be hard to pin down.
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CARDELLINI Sometimes in a codependent relationship, you enable people to do things that they shouldn't be doing.
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We found that our style created a cuddly, but ultimately entitled, codependent, unsociable, impatient and disobedient individual.
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Libby, jokingly, said that when I came out, I "murdered" that third person, that intensely codependent phantom.
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Rating I also began to worry there was something codependent about the whole "Silicon Valley jackass" subgenre.
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In the party machine days of the late 19th and early 20th centuries, politics and business were codependent.
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But instead of gratitude, Noah lashes out, echoing Whitney's accusations that Helen is codependent and obsessed with him.
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"I was in a toxic, abusive, codependent relationship with America, and there was no getting out," he writes.
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Louise is able to mend the dress for her, which sparks the beginning of their dangerously codependent friendship.
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Typically, when a person is codependent, it stems from a place of anxiety and wanting reassurance, Kolawole said.
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The first two episodes maintained the Shakespearean tension between these codependent antiheroes; since then the balance has been off.
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Over the past two years, far too many people have developed a codependent relationship with Special Counsel Robert Mueller.
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Eventually, the codependent person can become angry that they're not getting mutual treatment, and can begin to feel like victims.
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Hey, there's no denying the romantic streak that runs through most Pisces' psyches, but that doesn't mean they're codependent wrecks.
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His mania for being seen and heard and mentioned has proved exceptionally well suited, maybe codependent, to the current age.
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This, according to the series, is a common fate for women in codependent relationships where drug addiction is also involved.
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Their insinuating, sensual lines unfold together, but the musical effect is not exactly contrapuntal: the two voices sound almost codependent.
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Seth Meyers, who has a strangely codependent relationship with the industry (Google "Anna Wintour on 'Late Night'"), is the host.
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Golfers and caddies are independent contractors thrust into a codependent relationship, bound by financial terms usually known only to them.
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At the center of the show is Kate and Michael's codependent friendship, which sometimes leaves hearing characters feeling left out.
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You can check for some things, like circular definitions, where two variables are codependent in a way they shouldn't be.
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If you feel as if your relationship with someone is taking a turn into codependent territory, Eck says you can start addressing it by trying to establish some boundaries — maybe by openly communicating your worries to the other person, taking time to yourself, or even seeing a codependent support group to talk out your worries.
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"There's healthy giving and there's unhealthy, codependent giving that can ultimately make you feel worse," Dr. Orloff said in an interview.
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And that revenge fantasy is grounded in the emotional truth of the toxic, codependent, profoundly meaningful friendship between Needy and Jennifer.
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If 2016 has shown us anything about the emerging tech-car industry, it's that carmakers and tech companies have a codependent relationship.
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The old Issa didn't take risks, but the new Issa—through recognizing the danger in codependent relationships—finds freedom in self-reliance.
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In the caption, Willis writes that she's part of the "codependent daughters club," but their relationship doesn't seem so pathologically one-sided.
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Their intensely codependent dynamic has long baffled observers, leading some to wonder if their behavior is an elaborate form of performance art.
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"I want it to be real and I don't want it to be codependent or messy or lack of communication," she continued.
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We all want to watch Lorelai and Rory Gilmore quip their way through Stars Hollow or Will and Grace be codependent best friends.
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Trump's campaign and the president himself are honest about their understanding of the press: They get that the relationship is a codependent one.
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If your romantic relationship resembles that of a parent and young child, you could be stuck in this negative codependent cycle, Lundquist said.
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The setting is the starter apartment of the codependent roommates Marie (Sadie Scott) and Jill (Juliana Canfield), publishing interns in the big city.
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And because plenty of Twilight fans were so interested in their codependent passion, publishers started marketing books that featured similar relationships as a selling point.
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It must have been fun to figure out the rapport with Jessica Lange, and get how they were going to coexist and be codependent together.
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And then I realized that I probably need to work on myself if I'm that codependent to where something like that affects me that bad.
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What we get is an impassioned, articulate artist who adored nature and painting it and had a touchingly codependent relationship with his younger brother Theo.
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As with Beckett's other work, it's a existential disquisition on the meaning of life, in which a codependent couple take shelter from a senseless world.
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This codependent love-hate relationship between the president and journalists was not invented when Mr. Trump rode an escalator down toward his destiny in 19903.
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I wrote this line where someone asks Pete if he's read the book 'Codependent No More,' and he says, 'We were gonna read it together.
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The funny thing is that few major political figures have had a more codependent and at times friendly relationship with the press than Mr. Trump.
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Love's codependent relationship with her brother takes You into some unexpected places, and the show's new setting gives it new arenas for exploring toxic masculinity.
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Even so, the classic text on the subject—the 1986 self-help book Codependent No More—remains on the Amazon best seller list for addictions.
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But in a rare television interview on Tuesday, Civil-Fielder defended himself, denying the popular myth that they shared a codependent relationship based on substance abuse.
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Stevens and Bloom, who spent more than a year filming the women in 2014 and 2015, saw a relationship that was both codependent and fiercely protective.
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In each parallel, Wiseau figures as the predatory, isolated, and desolate figure whose desperation for companionship and deep ambition draws Sestero helplessly into a codependent relationship.
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"I can do that," I said, though a part of me still pined for that codependent relationship I'd thought I'd signed up for 13 years earlier.
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The group's codependent relationship with Pakistan, as captured in the reports, continue to frustrate U.S. officials as they seek a political solution to end the conflict.ADVERTISEMENTgoogletag.cmd.
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So accustomed to abuse, I fell into a codependent relationship with a man who took advantage of me financially while using my sex work past against me.
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For cities, there may be no faster and cheaper way to slash carbon emissions, reinvigorate mass transit, and address America's wasteful and codependent relationship with the automobile.
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There are downsides to codependent relationshipsPaltrow&aposs reasoning for living apart has some validity because being too reliant on a partner could put stress on a relationship.
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The White House has sent mixed messages on the policy, as Mr. Trump's campaign-rally denunciations of China collide with the complexities of a codependent geopolitical relationship.
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Sarah is Anne's closest adviser — her manipulator, protector, bully, and secret lover, the latter an added complication in a relationship that could generously be described as dysfunctionally codependent.
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But, relationships in which one partner has an addiction and one does not can also become codependent, which is harmful for both partners, according to American Addiction Centers.
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And then she finds love – or what she thought was love – later in life and that allows her to be a better mother and not be so codependent.
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" And when you spend as much time together as these two do, you're bound to get sick of each other — but Erin and Sara say they are "codependent.
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After experiencing the picture, you are left with the nagging suspicion that its retrograde ideology and its ravishing imagery are not contradictory attributes but are, rather, inextricably codependent.
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Stereotypes about "U-Hauling" or L-Word-level relationship drama can be harmful and tend to pathologize same-sex partnerships between women as being overly emotional or codependent.
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The two are frenemies — odd, codependent bedfellows with shared dreams of pushing outward into the solar system, a cantankerous couple that cannot live with or without each other.
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PAINT IT BLACK Alia Shawkat plays a Los Angeles woman who, after her boyfriend's death, becomes enmeshed in a toxic, codependent relationship with the man's mother (Janet McTeer).
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Dani is trapped in a horrible, codependent relationship with Christian, but the way she ends things involves sacrificing him to her murderous new family, known as the Harga.
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You Scorpios have a fantastic talent for getting into complex, even codependent, relationships with people, but this full moon is in the sign of balance and relationships, Libra.
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Appalachia, which has been ground into codependent poverty by the coal industry over the course of a century, has been declining, in coal output and employment, for decades.
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"In codependent relationships, sending a breakup text is more often than not the only way out, and therefore a significant sign of self-respect and self-preservation," she says.
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Whether it's a fuck-buddy situation that's growing too codependent, or family offering you money that comes at an emotionally draining price, you'll be pushed to confront the situation.
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Hannah presents a sickeningly codependent marriage in which Mama makes excuses for Dad's violence and refuses to tell anyone what's happening to her, no matter how bad it gets.
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When this happens, a codependent person may sacrifice their own needs to cater to their partner, Lundquist said, placing the couple in a cycle of unequal giving and taking.
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According to Kolawole, expressing this concern may come off as codependent or needy, since it suggests the person wants reassurance that their relationship will stay strong despite the distance.
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Initiated follows several major events in her life, from rejection and abuse at the hands of father figures to sex work to codependent relationships and traveling across the globe.
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Eck says that people predisposed to being codependent on someone else might have something in their own lives that they're trying to avoid, so they compensate by focusing on someone else's.
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Whether in moments of incredulity (Sancho warning Quixote against charging the windmills) or argument (a witty late-evening debate about who the book's real protagonist is), their relationship is thoroughly codependent.
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Tom Ford and Thakoon do not, and that puts them in a codependent relationship with department stores and independent retailers, who are caught up in the traditional six-months-ahead pattern.
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In Mike Nichols's triumphant adaptation of the vicious Edward Albee play, Richard Burton and Elizabeth Taylor — known for their turbulent romance offscreen — star as Albee's unforgettable, bitter and utterly codependent couple.
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By relying on giant contracts and codependent relationships with large traditional defense contractors, the military almost always can ensure that there will be skilled labor at the ready to tackle unanticipated problems.
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They talked about codependent female characters in movies, which somehow led to a conversation about the actor Tom Hiddleston, and Liz played a recording of him reading a racy E.E. Cummings poem.
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Codependency could also make your relationship strongerCodependency isn&apost always a bad thing though, and according to Kolawole, it&aposs normal for people to be codependent, especially when it comes to romantic partners.
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And in the midst of that, our new third person — that less codependent baby ghost who so desperately needs care and feeding to grow into its best self — is sometimes left to languish.
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Regardless of whether a relationship has become codependent, no one should have stay in a relationship that's damaging to their own mental health on the chance that it'll help their significant other get well.
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Many kids are very codependent on what their friends are doing in situations like this one, and I can't say that if it was just me going out there that I would have done it.
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If you had a helicopter parent who didn't allow you to dress yourself or choose your own playmates and food, you may end up as a codependent adult, says mental-health counselor Laura JJ Dessauer.
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People lean on the reliable Capricorn in their lives instead of learning how to fix things on their own, and when Caps swoop in to save the day every single time, they create codependent relationships.
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But if you find yourself making a lot of sacrifices for someone else's happiness and not getting as much as you want in return, that might be a sign that you're in a dysfunctional codependent relationship.
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For example, here's one email I received recently from a mom (excerpted with her permission): The therapist at treatment says I'm an extremely codependent mother and that I need to let him to hit rock bottom.
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Altman, the author of two previous memoirs, including Poor Man's Feast, born of her James Beard Award–winning blog of the same name, explores her codependent relationship with her mother, a glamorous Manhattan singer named Rita.
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For example, here's one email I received recently from a mom (excerpted with her permission): The therapist at treatment says I'm an extremely codependent mother and that I need to let him to hit rock bottom.
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The most obvious sources of exploitation are the pimps, who hang around train stations looking for fresh-faced girls arriving in the big city, and then break them down psychologically and physically until they're obedient and codependent.
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In codependent relationships (aka, relationships where one or both partner relies totally on the other for emotional or physical support) it's easy to persuade yourself or be persuaded by your partner to stay in an unhealthy situation.
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Like Donald Trump, I'm a teetotaling New York native who loves McDonald's, has an alarmingly high caffeine intake, and maintains a codependent relationship with Twitter that hurts me just as much as it boosts my fragile ego.
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Spending all of your free time with your spouse, for example, could indicate you're codependent and smothering them, and being on your phone constantly could mean you're not giving your relationship the attention it needs to thrive.
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One does not exist without the other, and in the spirit of all great codependent relationships, they finish each other's sentences, too often walk in sync, and perhaps forget what should be the true nature of their dealings.
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Spending all of your free time with your significant other, for example, could indicate you're codependent and smothering them, and being on your phone constantly could mean you're not giving your relationship the attention it needs to thrive.
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The subsequent rendering of the novel's plot about a codependent mad scientist and his autonomous creation never flags in its ingenious detail, but it can start to feel a bit too dutiful before this 97-minute production ends.
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By stating that Grande should have stayed with Miller, despite Grande herself proclaiming that it was "toxic" to do so, fans are encouraging an unhealthy and codependent relationship, one in which Grande bears responsibility for someone else's well-being.
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The Super Bowl is a unique event: a single game that decides, retroactively, what level of success will be attributed to the extraordinarily arduous months-long efforts of hundreds of individuals at every single level of 32 codependent organizations.
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Yes, his bottomless thirst for attention is abetted by broadcast and social media; many Americans are locked in a codependent relationship with a president who's able to set new highs in lows on nearly a daily, sometimes hourly, basis.
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The friendship they developed was often fraught, and even codependent, with the former B-movie heartthrob Wayne suffering from chronic feelings of inadequacy and the hard-nosed, occasionally abusive A-list director Ford unafraid of doling out tough love.
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Issa's revelation about this codependent relationship, in which she supports Daniel's dreams and he gives her refuge in return, actually gives her the ammunition to find a job as a superintendent in another apartment building and move out of Daniel's place.
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The friends are somewhat codependent — naturally, Tuca suggests they install a fire pole between their two apartments — and this catalyst presents them both with an opportunity to figure out who they are as individuals and what they each want from life.
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I flip back and forth, or interrupt one for another, but feel codependent to that abandoned book and mount a heroic ride to save it against all odds after I'm done cheating on it with Dave Robicheaux or Mary Oliver.
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A story about two cat brothers that have never left their apartment gradually lays bare the creepy, codependent relationship behind the cuddly exterior; a bit about moths gathering around an electric sign imagines the experience as a kind of trippy insect Burning Man.
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The main thing people want to do with their mobile devices is access services from Facebook and Google, meaning that the important thing for Apple to manage is the delicate relationship between giant companies that compete with each other while also being codependent.
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Jessica Lange and Gabriel Byrne, as the toxically codependent parents, and Michael Shannon and John Gallagher Jr., as their terminally unhappy sons, will be enacting a cycle of accusation and retreat, of blame directed outward and inward, that can never be broken.
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But because I'm still very codependent, I'm Mr. People Pleaser — and I think a lot of that comes from being a performer, and wanting to see the crowd happy, and seeing everybody around you, and loving the attention — I want to make sure everyone's cool.
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That BLL is about what happens when people push all the way to the foamy frontiers searching for fulfillment, and how when they still don't find it there, they have to manufacture it elsewhere: in infidelity, in codependent, twisted, violent relationships, hubris, gossip, corruption, lies.
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This reaction is common in complex PTSD survivors and codependent people, though it can show up in anyone who finds themselves in a situation with no apparent way out, and especially those who perceive their attackers as powerful people with ongoing influence over their lives.
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The young comedians Nick Kroll and John Mulaney have taken on the personas of a couple of longtime, cranky and infernally codependent septuagenarian roommates, and in those disguises manage to be blissfully offensive (and on-target) about pretty much everything, including the theater itself.
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Where the previous few episodes were mostly just about either Bob or Gwen, this one was so much more focused on Bob and Gwen, on the unit of Fosse/Verdon that so dominated Broadway, but also became codependent and all but impossible to understand from the outside.
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Accidents are bound to happen as you planetary ruler Mars squares off with Uranus, the planet of surprises, on Tuesday at 7:00 PM. This weekend brings news from a partner as communication planet Mercury and the sun enter codependent Libra on Friday and Saturday, respectively.
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In 2016, Jayy Vonn Monroe—the other half of Blood on the Dance Floor—announced that he was leaving the group, citing creative differences over the sexual nature of Vanity's lyrics and the codependent "weird 'daddy' relationship" between him and Vanity as reasons for the split.
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But as much as they loathe one another, they are also codependent: Hamas uses its defiance of Israel to portray itself as the true voice of Palestinian resistance, and Israel's right-wing government exploits Gaza's unruliness to argue that it lacks a partner for peace talks.
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We can't be with our strong ties all the time, Sandstrom says, and relying on them too much to fill all of our needs can be detrimental to our well-being, as it can make us codependent and too reliant on just one or two people for our happiness.
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There is a codependent psychology that explains the connection between the horrifying skeletons in Trump's closet and the loyalty of his core supporters, a mutually destructive symbiosis that impels Trump to inflict more and more of this kind of damage on himself without worrying about chasing away his base.
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The first season of "UnREAL" benefited from a binge: its biggest sticking point (Mary's tragic turn) became just another wave in a rising tide as the show kept its focus on Rachel and Quinn's codependent brilliance and the delicious behind-the-scenes machinations of a reality dating show.
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Thematically, what's most effective is the way this episode showcases the fraught, slightly codependent, always loving relationship between Keith and Veronica: When Keith throws his election chances to cover up Veronica's crime, it's the perfect noir slant on the relationship that formed the beating heart of the show.
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But for a character who's sometimes felt a little stranded in recent seasons, trapped in a toxic, codependent relationship with his sister that Game of Thrones struggled to find new facets of, it's nice to have at least one episode where the character is back at his best.
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Madeline's Madeline is the story of a teenager named Madeline (the outstanding Helena Howard, in what's sure to be a breakout role) who, after spending time under medical supervision for mental health issues, is finding new life and a community away from her obsessive, codependent mother (Miranda July).
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Because the comedy is a true coming of age saga, viewers also get to watch Ryan try to figure out his codependent relationship with his mom (a great Jessica Hecht, best known as Susan from Friends), his career, his first real friend (scene-stealer Punam Patel), and his first apartment.
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Befitting a story of a placid surface revealed to be a carefully maintained fiction of two codependent psychopaths, the score starts out as a New Age series of pulsing tone clusters that could pass for a Tangerine Dream soundtrack, only for buzzing glitches to open gashes in its tranquil façade.
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The arrogant Jaime Lannister was humbled after losing his sword hand, and is being set up to confront a choice between the only "real" thing in the world to him—his codependent, twincest romance with his wicked queen sister—and the good of all humans in Westeros facing ultimate evil and death.
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Scott's survey leads him to a conclusion with which, you suspect, most authors, filmmakers, painters and poets who have ever received a stinging review are likely to disagree: that criticism, rather than being a lesser sibling of Art, is its equal — codependent and symbiotically related to the creative arts, each unthinkable without the other.
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On screen and on the page, she has been a continual presence in the lives of her fans: a comedic talent and the author of several viscerally revealing memoirs in which she casts herself as a survivor, beating back demons that include a codependent relationship with an alcoholic mother and a severe episode of postpartum depression.
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We know that Vietnam vet Jack (Milo Ventimiglia, the only series regular to appear in the entire hour) lost his younger brother Nick (Michael Angarano) in the war, and we know that the relationship between the two of them was a darkly codependent one, thanks to how often Jack had to protect Nick from their abusive father as boys.
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I present to you Ansel Elgort, star of (hold on, just confirming that dude was indeed one of the stars of The Shitty Version Of The Hunger Games Franchise) Divergent, and its sequels Divergent: Insurgent, Divergent: Allegiant, Divergent: Codependent, and Divergent: Cromulent, all of which were released in Europe and Asia as A Hungry Game in hopes of fooling less detail-oriented filmgoers.
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Despite being the subject of the new movie as well as the 2013 book on which it is based (also called "The Disaster Artist" and written by Greg Sestero, Mr. Wiseau's "Room" co-star and weirdly codependent friend, along with Tom Bissell), Mr. Wiseau remains a cipher wrapped in an enigma packaged in a carapace that recalls Keith Richards attending a vampire-themed Halloween party.
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