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ADV #517: Are You Passive-Aggressive Without Knowing It?

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Breaking free from passive aggressive and co-dependent behaviors improves relationships. We talk about how to say what you mean and mean what you say -- with love.

EPISODE 517 SHOW NOTES & LINKS

🎥 Watch the full video here🎓 Join School of Mary for Free!🙏🏻 Free Rosary, audio Rosaries, and more😄 Support Rosary Army📺 Full Episodes🍎 Listen on Apple (and leave a review!)🔊 Listen on Spotify 👀 Greg's serialized novelUpload audio and video feedback via WeTransfer📧 Email feedback

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Mayo Clinic Article

Co-Dependency Recovery

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Passive-aggressiveness and co-dependency, while distinct, both impact relationship dynamics profoundly. Passive-aggressiveness involves expressing discontent indirectly, through means like sarcasm or silent treatment, often due to confrontation fears. This approach can lead to unresolved issues and simmering resentment. Conversely, co-dependency involves an excessive emotional or psychological reliance on another, typically in relationships where one partner supports another with an illness or addiction. This results in neglecting one's own needs to prioritize the other's, creating an imbalanced relationship. Both patterns highlight the critical need for open communication and healthy boundaries to foster supportive, balanced relationships.

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Manage episode 407664468 series 32536
Content provided by Greg and Jennifer Willits and Jennifer Willits. All podcast content including episodes, graphics, and podcast descriptions are uploaded and provided directly by Greg and Jennifer Willits and Jennifer Willits or their podcast platform partner. If you believe someone is using your copyrighted work without your permission, you can follow the process outlined here https://podcastplayer.com/legal.

Breaking free from passive aggressive and co-dependent behaviors improves relationships. We talk about how to say what you mean and mean what you say -- with love.

EPISODE 517 SHOW NOTES & LINKS

🎥 Watch the full video here🎓 Join School of Mary for Free!🙏🏻 Free Rosary, audio Rosaries, and more😄 Support Rosary Army📺 Full Episodes🍎 Listen on Apple (and leave a review!)🔊 Listen on Spotify 👀 Greg's serialized novelUpload audio and video feedback via WeTransfer📧 Email feedback

LINKS DISCUSSED

Mayo Clinic Article

Co-Dependency Recovery

- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

Passive-aggressiveness and co-dependency, while distinct, both impact relationship dynamics profoundly. Passive-aggressiveness involves expressing discontent indirectly, through means like sarcasm or silent treatment, often due to confrontation fears. This approach can lead to unresolved issues and simmering resentment. Conversely, co-dependency involves an excessive emotional or psychological reliance on another, typically in relationships where one partner supports another with an illness or addiction. This results in neglecting one's own needs to prioritize the other's, creating an imbalanced relationship. Both patterns highlight the critical need for open communication and healthy boundaries to foster supportive, balanced relationships.

  continue reading

654 episodes

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