Meaning in Context – What Does ‘It Kind of Works Out’ Mean?

So, it kind of works out in a really sick and fucked-up way.

I've come across with the sentence above, and I didn't understand the meaning. I know the meaning of work out(to think carefully about how you are going to do something and plan a good way of doing it OR to calculate an answer, amount, price etc) and the meaning of kind of (used when you are trying to explain or describe something, but you cannot be exact) but I don't understand all together.

So could you please explain it to me?

The fuller text is here:

Other people’s God Value is another person. This is often called
“codependence.” These people derive all hope from their connection
with another individual and sacrifice themselves and their own
interests for that individual. They then base all their behavior,
decisions, and beliefs on what they think will please that other
person—their own little personal God. This typically leads to really
fucked-up relationships with—you guessed it— narcissists. After all,
the narcissist’s God Value is himself, and the codependent’s God Value
is fixing and saving the narcissist. So, it kind of works out in a
really sick and fucked-up way. (But not really.)