🎰8-Question Addiction In The Family Quiz: What's Your Trauma Dating Style?

At home, gambling, shopping, or other compulsions ruled your household—a cycle of empty promises and letdowns you learned to predict.

You witnessed how hurtful people could be and vowed never to be like them.

Their addiction always came first. You grew up feeling like you mattered less than their fix.

As a child, you became a lie detector—scanning for broken promises even before they happened.

People promised but rarely delivered.

In your home, caregivers could be loving one moment and cruel the next with no warning.

You learned you'd always be second to someone else's needs.

You hated your family's patterns, but feared you'd become just like them anyway.