Cynicism and Sarcasm - The Joke is Always on You!

Some of us tend to protect ourselves with cynicism and sarcasm. While these two behaviors seem "funny" and "harmless," they actually hurt the relationship and can confuse your children.
In this talk, I explain why people hide behind these behaviors, what is gained, and paid the price.
Examples are given from the clinic and my personal life.
Practical tips will help you dare to be more vulnerable and lower your relationship's levels of sarcasm.
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[@PrzestronnyMistrz-ly8rp]

I love this video, thank you for making it, I am too tired of how I treat people with sarcasm not to deal with it, it's time for me to face all that pain.

[@Cali-Carol]

Constructive honesty is said in a loving way that encourages improvement whereas sarcasm devalues, shames, and wounds the victim of it to the core unless they enter a verbal war with their bullying aggressor.

[@andrewcombe8907]

I’ve seen this first hand my ex wife and who I adore had a very sarcastic and cynical sense of humor. It was hard work. I’d call her out and she said “Just get over yourself Andrew”

[@ThePotentialState]

Not easy indeed. Thanks for sharing.

[@JohnVieiraact]

On the other hand, being too serious, kills relationships too ... So anything in excess is bad ... 🥴😅

[@ThePotentialState]

Great point Joao. Thanks for watching and commenting. Good luck!

[@Marque734]

I really much enjoyed your video

[@ThePotentialState]

Thanks for watching and commenting. Good luck!