Codependency as a Worldview and In Relationships

Written By Allison Fischer

Codependency is often narrowly defined as “losing oneself in another,” typically in the context of love or addiction. But in its fullest, most systemic sense, codependency is a survival adaptation rooted in safety-seeking behavior that becomes compulsively relational, enmeshed, and externally oriented.

It is not merely a personal pathology — it is a symptom of a relationally disordered society. It is a cultural, economic, and spiritual illness bred in environments where connection, authenticity, and sovereignty are not safe.

I’m Allison — writer, teacher, guide, podcast host, and founder of Create Love Freedom.

This is not just an online space. It is a living temple for women who are ready to reclaim their feminine essence, heal their wounds, and return to their radiance and power.

If you are a woman who longs to:
— Heal past wounds and trauma
— Deepen into your feminine being and sovereignty
— Slow down and come home to your authentic self
— Release the weight of conditioning that is not yours
— Create relationships rooted in intimacy and truth
— Become the sovereign woman you were always meant to be

…then, beloved, you are in the right place.

Begin your passage here.

Allison Fischer
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