Because I came from a very dysfunctional family, the best words of advice I can give are to forgive everyone that doesn't treat you well. Just love them the best you can.
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Forgive Everyone in a Dysfunctional Family
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The best thing you can do when living in a dysfuctional family is to draw closer to Jesus and fast and pray daily for each member of your family. Ask you pastor, the elders and deacons to pray along with you, attend small prayer group from your church to pray for others in the same situation. The devil loves to see all dysfunctional families living a depressed life, lack of love and feeling sorry for themselves. Jesus want us all to be happy, joyful and full of peace in our life. Choose to live with the Lord and ask Him to have mercy to all your relatives and friends who are living far away from the Lord.
Obey Jesus command to all of us. Love one another as I have loved you. That includes to all dysfunctional members of our family. Jesus loves them and cares for them. I constantly lift my prayers to God fo my step mother and step father to give their life to Jesus. They did their best for me to know Jesus and took me to church and make sure I am on my way to heaven. Thank God for them.
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