So often in dysfunctional families, the members cater to the most dysfunctional person in the group, allowing that individual to set the tone. 

This can also occur in the workplace, friend circles, or in any group of people in which the members “walk on egg shells” to appease and/or prevent an emotionally immature reaction. 

I invite you to consider these questions:

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