Codependency Support Group
Codependency is defined as someone who exhibits too much, and often inappropriate, caring for another person's struggles. A codependent person may try to change, or feel shame about their most private thoughts and feelings if they conflict with the other person's struggles. If you are on a journey towards self-love, this support group is for you. Join us and find others...

I'm coming to the realization that I don't have to respond to everything. Not every stimulus deserves a response. I don't have to drop everything because someone is having another crisis-again. I said no to a social invitation today because I just didn't want to. I felt that inital pang of panic and turmoil and guilt, and then said "F it." This is my boundary. I don't have to tell the person "I don't like you anymore." I can be polite and say no. I'm no longer interested in or willing to put myself in compromising or dangerous situations because I feel that needy feeling to be accepted and have company for the sake of company. I don't desire that anymore.
When I was going through IOP I had a great therapist who really helped me. When that therapist left the one that replaced her was a complete jackass-so I didn't stay. Neither did the other people who clearly saw the new person was a jackass. I'm just not doing things that compromise me or make me uncomfortable or otherwise just feel off. I think people with codependent tendencies have unwittingly done this becuase we lived underwater and in chaos as kids, so we turned denial on to the awkward and even grotesque. No more of this.
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You too know farewell that somber feeling when the sun went down on your wrath, and it left you in tears, and you mustered up the courage to become whole and complete again.And then again, the second time around, it came again, only this time a little stronger to withstand on your own, so pushed and pulled to rise above with loved ones/family.And so we did it again, three times a charm, but this...
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Some things we don't talk about, we breathe them... Some things cannot be explained, but rather experienced. Some of the most healing moments arise when given the memory, acknowledging the love.One cannot go back in time; we move forward, and we carry the love we shared. No one but ourselves has the power to do so, or the permission to do so, but ourselves.So live life with your faith and...

I'm sorry about the new therapist. It's hard to find a good therapist. You could go on YouTube and watch some co-dependency videos. For free, too.
I like Mel Robbins. She currently has a YouTube video about - "how not to be a people pleaser". I haven't watched it yet, but maybe you could check that out.
Keep it up!
Protect yourself
Most texts or phone calls don't need responses
If you don't want to attend a function, don't go.