When You're More Comfortable In The Role Of Being Your Parents' Child Than Being An Adult/Partner

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Today we discuss when people are more comfortable in a child role than the role of an adult and partner. Covered: how this impacts marriages, what type of parenting leads to this outcome, and how to work on it as an individual and a couple.