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The Teno family one of many local talents taking part in Christmas by Candlelight at the Museum of A - Duration: 2:36.
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San Luis Obispo family creates spectacular Chsitmas light show - Duration: 1:29.
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A Passion for Beauty, A Family in Business - Duration: 12:19.
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Edward 'Jake' Wagner pleads not guilty to 23 counts in Rhoden family homicides - Duration: 1:54.
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Maury counts down the top 10 most outrageous family fiascos ever seen on his show. - Duration: 3:40.
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Family confirms missing man's body found in Lady Bird Lake - Duration: 2:50.
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Cardi B Family: 7 Siblings, Husband And Daughter - Duration: 3:25.
Belcalis Almanzar more known as Cardi B is a super popular singer, TV star and personality
in the media as well as Instagram.
Before becoming a worldwide famous rapper, she had quite a few difficulties in her life.
Parents didn't have enough money to provide for the family and so, a little starlet had
to live with grandma.
Lack of money made a music star work as a stripper in one of the New York clubs.
Her music career started in 2015 when she first performed in a clip video.
Also, she took part in reality TV series called Love & Hip Hop: New York.
Gradually, she was getting more and more recognized as a celebrity with millions of fans and subscribers.
After the reality show, she decided to pursue singing career and released the first album
with such hit tracks as Bodak Yellow, What a Girl Likes, etc.
Nowadays, Cardi B is not only a rap queen but also a multi-award winning performer.
As for the Cardi B's father, it is known that his name is Carlos and he has Dominican
roots.
He used to work as a taxi driver and according to the celebrity, it was a very boring job
one could only imagine.
After parent's divorce, the rapper is not very close with dad.
As for the mother, her name is unknown and there is literally very little information
about her.
However, what we know is that she worked in a supermarket and was a very strict parent,
punishing the daughter not only verbally but also physically.
Despite all this, Cardi B is on good terms with mom.
The famous rapper has only one blood sibling, a sister Hennessy, who is a very talented
fashion designer and stylist.
Along with an elder sister, Hennessy took part in Love & Hip Hop: New York, where she
was noticed for her unique and extraordinary clothing style.
Both sisters share a very tight bond and are always there for each other.
From the father's side, there are also six more half-siblings but we found only 3 of them.
Maciel is a half-sister, who lives in Dominican Republic, where she is married and raises
three kids.
One more half-sister is Nicauly, yet no information is available about her personal or professional
life.
Fernando is a half-brother.
Like the rest of the half-siblings, he lives out of the spotlight, so nothing much can
be said about him.
The music star has been happily married to a hip-hop singer Kiari Cephus aka Offset since
2017 and till present moment.
Apart from being a member of the Migos band, he also invests money in cryptocurrency and
real estate.
He is also known due to the issues with the law and several imprisonments.
Nonetheless, he is the best spouse for Cardi B and the best dad to their daughter.
The couple's child, a daughter named Kulture was delivered in summer 2018.
She made both Kiari and Cardi B parents for the very first time and both celebrities refuse
to hire a nanny as they want to experience all the pleasures of parenthood on their own.
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Family's jeep spreading Down Syndrome awareness - Duration: 2:12.
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Friends, family remember 13-year-old boy killed during block party - Duration: 1:51.
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Family of seven loses everything to Camp Fire - Duration: 1:57.
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wild animals finger family song for kids | nursery rhymes,Gorilla,Tiger,Lion,Bear,arcus n media Kidz - Duration: 1:41.
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Dear My Family - SMTOWN (Short Vocal Cover) - Duration: 4:13.
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Child alerts family to two Thanksgiving fires that destroyed home - Duration: 1:45.
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Codependent Responses to Dysfunctional Family Problems - Duration: 8:47.
What are some codependent responses to dysfunctional family problems?
Codependents typically do one of four things. They fix. They try to fix the
problems. They try to fix everybody in the house. They try to control everybody,
tell everybody what to do, keep all the balls up in the air so nothing falls so
that there's no problems. That no consequences as a result of what's going
on. Make sure the kids are okay. They might explain to this person what is
going on, make excuses, you know for how dad's behaving to the children.
Everything is with the attempt to fix the situation, to prevent there from
being any problems more than just the drama that's going on. The next thing
they do is they enable. They enable by doing the things that allow the person
to continue the bad behavior because they're afraid if they let things like I
said fall apart, they're gonna suffer, the kids are going to suffer.
Maybe the difficult person, which could be an addict and alcoholic and somebody
who's abusive, narcissistic, mentally mentally ill. Whatever the problem is,
they don't want that person to experience the natural consequences of
their actions because that means that the codependent and the children or the
rest of the family will also be affected and they're fearful of that, so they're
going to respond by keeping everything keeping everything going and that ends
up often being enabling. The other thing is to triangulate. Triangulate means that
you take, you have two people that are maybe having a conflict or don't have a
good relationship and you add a third person. The third person comes in and
tries to fix the relationship between these two people but in doing so
unwittingly I'm real not realizing it, the codependent coming in and
triangulating automatically makes one of these people the persecutor and one the
victim and the codependent the rescuer. This increases the dynamic difficulty in
terms of resolving this, because anger can be projected onto the codependent
and then this has never resolved. These two people don't
have to hash things out together and figure out what to do. But triangulating
is a way to rescue someone that you think is vulnerable or a victim or need
some help in order to make things okay. This could be you, could be your child
that you're rescuing it, could be a mother, it could be a sibling, it could be
anyone that you feel is in a position where you've got to jump in and try to
rescue them, because something is going on between that person and someone else.
Okay, the last thing that they do is they vacillate between trying to control,
trying to fix and then just tolerating things
as they are. Accepting things they don't like, allowing things to go on that they
wish they could change, but they don't think they can or they haven't been able
to. Tolerating things that are not acceptable. Tolerating things like abuse.
Tolerating things like irresponsibility. Tolerating things: mistreatment,
disrespect and that by tolerating those things, they allow them to continue, but
at that time they don't know what else to do so those four things are fixing,
triangulating, tolerating, and enabling. Okay?
Why do codependents do these things? Why? First of all, they feel responsible for
other people's feelings, choices and actions, and they have a hard time
allowing other people to do for themselves what they need to do because
they don't feel like other people are going to be responsible enough and they
feel so overly responsible. The other one is they can't handle these emotions and
feelings they're experiencing. They look at what's going on. They see the drama.
They see the behavior. They see the addiction. They see the mental illness.
They see all of this, the abuse and all. This stuff going on. and they are fearful
and they're anxious and they're panicky and all of this stuff is going on and
the only way they know how to respond to it is to jump in there and try to do
those four things. They don't want to see what will happen and have to face and
have their own lives affected by what will happen, if the concept
this do come about that they're afraid of they don't want to make the hard
choices that they would have to make if they accepted the fact that they can't
change this person. That things are like they are and that there's something that
they need to do. A decision that they need to make. So that's kind of getting
back focused on themselves and having to make some difficult boundary choices> If if
I as a codependent look, at this family dynamic or this person, difficult person,
that's causing all this problem, and I see the reality of that and I don't jump
in and I don't tolerate it. I don't jump in passively not doing anything. I don't
try to fix it I don't triangulate and I don't enable what could I do
only thing I can do is sit back focus on taking care of myself getting healthy
myself and then making some decisions some hard decisions based on reality
what I see happening what's going on what am I willing to do and not willing
to do by fixing and enabling and tolerating and triangulating> The
codependent avoids having to face those difficult choices. They don't want other
people to suffer. They don't want anyone in the family to suffer. They don't want
to suffer themselves which makes sense but they also don't want the difficult
person who is the one doing what they're doing and should be experiencing those
consequences, but they're just too fearful, This is especially true if it's
a child and watching their child suffer and go through things is extremely
painful. Honestly, they don't trust God at their core to do the right thing if they
let go, for God to handle things, to trust God, to trust God to lead and do what he
does. Not that God magically fixes anything.
No, no, no, but to allow God to
work in the lives of the people in their family. I don't think I really understood,
even though as a Christian since I was four years old, I don't think I really
understood surrender and trust until I went into a 12-Step recovery group
because at the level that I was having to deal with surrender and trust was in
really dysfunctional difficult situations and my
instinctive response wasn't trust God, it was to do those four things that I
talked about codependents doing. Then if they're honest, they'd probably tell you,
have to tell you, that they also don't trust other people to fix themselves.
They don't have faith that the other person will do what is right. Some of
that is well-founded based on a track record but sometimes if we let go and we
give people the dignity to figure out for themselves what they need to do, they
will, but it just might not be on our timetable. A lot of codependents focus on
the other person and trying to fix that person because their own heart and lives are
so empty and they don't really know themselves and they don't know who they
are and they don't know what they want and they don't know what they need. They
don't know what they do need to do to fix themselves so because of that focus
of the inability to work on themselves, they focus outwardly and instead try to
fix somebody else. So fixing and enabling, tolerating, triangulating don't work.
Getting healthy, getting your life in order by taking care of yourself by
stopping all of those four things, by overcoming the codependent habits and
traits by learning what's healthy, working through all of those processes
the codependent can get to where the codependent responds differently to the
difficult family drama and dynamics that are going on. Thank you for watching this
video on Change My Relationship.
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Family remembers young rapper killed outside SW Houston nightclub - Duration: 1:57.
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Terrorized family facing alarming threats - Duration: 1:31.
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World's Most Luxury Single Family Home For Sale - Duration: 5:59.
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