Recovery from a dysfunctional childhood is a tough and lonely journey full of rude awakenings. One by one, all the people from your past who you may have been enmeshed with for decades will ditch you once you attempt to set a boundary and create a more equitable, balanced and reciprocal dynamic.

Tereza Pultarova 

We sometimes forget that dysfunctional people never grow and that they are still the same as they had been when we tore ourselves away from them. We are not missing out on anything apart from more of the same old dysfunctional behaviour.

Tereza Pultarova

It sucks to be an appliance serving a function in somebody else’s dysfunctional life. You are a human being and you want to be treated as such. And if you remember how unsatisfactory those relationships were, you might figure out that being on your own doesn’t feel any worse than that.

Tereza Pultarova