Plain answer
In addiction families, codependency often looks like monitoring, rescuing, over-functioning, making excuses, absorbing consequences, or tying your own peace to whether the addicted person is okay today.
Codependency is over-responsibility for another person's addiction, emotions, choices, or recovery.
Plain answer
In addiction families, codependency often looks like monitoring, rescuing, over-functioning, making excuses, absorbing consequences, or tying your own peace to whether the addicted person is okay today.