My Husband Doesn’t Understand My Needs

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  • My Husband Doesn’t Understand My Needs
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Комментарии • 150

  • @curmudgeon52
    @curmudgeon52 13 дней назад +4

    John, again stop with the making fun of people at the beginning. Find a way to be yourself without humliating your clients even a little bit. You are above it man

  • @kristen4050
    @kristen4050 Год назад +20

    Understanding attachment styles is good to know where your patterns and tendencies come from. It's helped me understand myself and my husband better. But Dr. Delony is right about not sitting in that as an identity. Really, the idea is once you realize where you kind of fit, then you start doing the work to change that.

  • @SpongeBobSquarePantsNickJr
    @SpongeBobSquarePantsNickJr 4 месяца назад +8

    Relationships like this cost one more than the other. Someone gives too much and the other partner doesn’t invest enough.

  • @ponderosapondhomestead4344
    @ponderosapondhomestead4344 Год назад +28

    Dr John did a good job of saying don’t just focus on the problems, but start working on the solution.
    He gave good suggestions on how to find and implement the solutions.

  • @joyfullmom0068
    @joyfullmom0068 10 месяцев назад +8

    "What do you need? What can I do to love you better today?" Magic

  • @gregorysteger4039
    @gregorysteger4039 Год назад +9

    Dr. John.......thank you, thank you, thank you. Over the time that I have been honored to listen to your show you have created a new path for my life. A path of abundance, a path of joy, a path of relaxation and many more adverbs. Your approach to the human experience has given me new faith in humanity and myself. Thank you for the gifts you have been willing to share with all of us.

  • @TopVillain
    @TopVillain Год назад +38

    Why are people overthinking marriage just live your life. Do your duties life is not a fairytale. People think that marriage is a fairytale dream. It’s not it’s more like a business we both have our household duties do them and survive with each other. Your spouse is not your puppy.

    • @addiskassa5165
      @addiskassa5165 Год назад +11

      Put God the centre of your life and live with gratitude, everything is given, but we don't see it! Well-said 👏 👍👊🙏

    • @kristinrichmond8185
      @kristinrichmond8185 Год назад +1

      Amen

    • @brittany7573
      @brittany7573 Год назад +12

      You can also just get a roommate.

    • @manifest2203
      @manifest2203 Год назад +7

      You can also do these things without being married.

    • @christianakungu6344
      @christianakungu6344 Год назад +18

      if you think marriage is just a business and you have a role in the business you will not have a fulfilling marriage

  • @goldenoreo6699
    @goldenoreo6699 Год назад +22

    Attachment styles are good to know about, but is not a blanket to explain all behavioral patterns. The problem with alot of this commodification of psychology is that it overlooks complexity and grossly simplifies things that should be diagnosed by a practicing psychologist/therapist. Bonus: Diagnosing someone else’s personality is a recipe for disaster.

  • @fishtail1129
    @fishtail1129 3 месяца назад

    A lot of excellent wisdom from John here. Don’t focus do much on labels as they can really get in the way.
    The good news is that our brains and nervous systems can heal and be re-wired, but it takes a LOT of humility and patience with yourself and each other.

  • @AshleyLebedev
    @AshleyLebedev Год назад +16

    You both need to heal your attachment styles. He was too hard on attachment style humans. There is TONS of evidence in attachment theory and I encourage this woman to find Personal Development School on RUclips here. Watch everything you can, it’s years of content for free. It’s saved my butt over and over and over again. I was AP and FA and my ex was DA. You can heal from this if you start to learn what caused this and that it’s half you. Attachment theory isn’t EVERYTHING but it’s so much. I felt it was more helpful than the 20 years of intermittent therapy.
    Just don’t think it’s ALL you are. We are also not only 1 attachment style only. We all have aspects of other styles and also even if you fix one side in attachment styles you need to both want to.
    At the end of the day your way of loving and his are just different and you learned diff coping mechanisms to survive and feel safe.
    For AP you just have to learn and embody that you are not worthless and don’t have to earn love and are inherently lovable, much love! Find that channel. It’s so incredible, she’s a psychologist.

  • @Wyo2Wis
    @Wyo2Wis Год назад +18

    LARP = Live Action Role Playing.

  • @theshunnedBandersnatch
    @theshunnedBandersnatch Год назад +6

    I wouldn’t put MBTI, the enneagram and attachment theory in the same category at all. To the best of my knowledge, Meyers Briggs is pseudoscientific, as is the enneagram.

    • @kellharris2491
      @kellharris2491 Год назад +5

      Myers Briggs testing was meant as a general theory. It was never meant to be applied unilaterally. And absolutely. The idea was to help better understand personality. People take it and go way to far with it beyond it's intended purpose.

  • @StevieMoore
    @StevieMoore Год назад +4

    I live in Lexington KY! wild!

  • @flyandshy00
    @flyandshy00 9 месяцев назад +5

    It's not attachment styles. He's cheating and is being absent. And she senses that but cannot put a finger on it. She should snoop around and find out.

  • @czarna.slask87
    @czarna.slask87 2 месяца назад

    This is totally what I'm in now!

  • @FrankS111
    @FrankS111 Год назад +44

    She “chases” by undoubtedly nagging and criticizing while he “runs” to avoid the negativity and saying something regretful.

    • @florencia2771
      @florencia2771 Год назад +12

      Right, this is why women should go out with their friends, go to the gym, go out to dance, go out and have a life separate from their relationship.

    • @addiskassa5165
      @addiskassa5165 Год назад +5

      @@florencia2771 That is true, Have fun by yourself, dance no one watching, go where you find nature, I used to nagging but I change this way and enjoy life a lot! Everything is given, we just don't see it! Good luck for them!!!🙏👊👍

    • @Chet_24
      @Chet_24 Год назад +4

      100%. She also probably hasn't even considered what her husband would like.

    • @aprilchow-chee5281
      @aprilchow-chee5281 Год назад +3

      ​@Florencia sure they should totally do that and be single sounds like something single people do alone all the time. Relationships don't work like that granted you do need your own space but all the time creates a distance in your relationship that it isn't resolved the marriage becomes empty and people often cheat

    • @richardv9648
      @richardv9648 Год назад +4

      @@florencia2771 Not sure gym is a good idea, where she may meet new Tyrone with a six packs.

  • @amendaalmonte2236
    @amendaalmonte2236 Год назад +4

    I have no shame in my attachment style-nesss 😅😅

  • @daphne3717
    @daphne3717 8 месяцев назад +1

    Thank you! Attachment theory is like a religion for so many these days.
    My “attachment style” changes drastically with every different man I’ve dated.

  • @musicalatv
    @musicalatv Год назад +9

    LARPing means Live Action Role Playing.

  • @richardv9648
    @richardv9648 Год назад +9

    This marriage is over man. if this is the case two years after marriage, imagine it after 15 years, or 30 years.

    • @guyrose2350
      @guyrose2350 Год назад +2

      This is why most marriages end. You make a commitment and you stick with it or you’re weak (unless there’s abuse or ongoing infidelity). She’s clearly going through something and they need counselling and she needs seperate counselling, the couples counselling will help them go over he can deal with it and help her.

    • @Sihkster
      @Sihkster Год назад +5

      Marriages require work.. but what this topic is about I doubt it will end in divorce if the both work on it . Me a ND my wife come from broken childhoods.. but we learn our triggers and we work on it together

    • @justinecamille7426
      @justinecamille7426 Год назад +1

      Funny you would say that having zero idea who the caller or her husband is. Unless you do know them?

  • @JustinCase780
    @JustinCase780 Год назад +8

    This is why men need to be so careful with women that project something as passion or love that is actually a false pretense of their need for stability. If your girlfriend is over thinking this stuff best of luck! 😂

    • @djpuplex
      @djpuplex Год назад

      She's a 💩 stirrer for sure.

  • @fauxbro1983
    @fauxbro1983 Год назад +11

    The real questionis, "are you safe?"

  • @phoenixrising-sv8pk
    @phoenixrising-sv8pk Месяц назад +1

    You’re asking for basic things from the wrong person. Let it go.

  • @jaybah836
    @jaybah836 Год назад +2

    Attachment style people really irk me

  • @paulalvarez4794
    @paulalvarez4794 Год назад +1

    whoa WHOA HOLD UP.
    You appreciate Brand New too!?

  • @alittlepieceofearth
    @alittlepieceofearth Год назад +2

    LARP: Live Action Role Playing

  • @Gingerrrrsnapps
    @Gingerrrrsnapps Год назад +4

    I fawn like a mofo.

  • @sairaphilip437
    @sairaphilip437 Год назад +8

    Am disappointed for the first time because Dr Delony has minimised the role of attachment styles. Sure it's not the only thing that defines the totality of an individual. But if someone has an avoidant attachment style they are unlikely to feel safe in a relationship AND be able to meet the emotional needs of their partner over the long term. I can see communication techniques working for individuals
    a) with low levels of avoidant behaviours.
    b) who are actively getting self/professional help for their avoidance.

    • @sairaphilip437
      @sairaphilip437 Год назад +2

      @@SarahConnor562 No you do you and chalk it up to personality. For me, knowing about attachment styles is not the same as being a "psychological expert". I have used it to understand myself, my triggers and whether my effort to resolve conflict is likely to improve the situation or not.

    • @SaystheTruth3
      @SaystheTruth3 Год назад +1

      ​@@SarahConnor562 I totally agree! It's getting ridiculous putting people's personally in boxes... & Styles ect...

  • @sneakerfreak2002
    @sneakerfreak2002 Год назад

    No.

  • @beautepley8352
    @beautepley8352 Год назад +10

    I couldn't really watch the full episode on this one. I think attachment theory is legit and I was pissed he disregarded it so much. Some therapists actually implement this into their practice, it's not a "drop in the bnucket" as john puts it like the ennegram is.

    • @flashthecorgi2053
      @flashthecorgi2053 Год назад +12

      The only reason he doesn’t care for those thing is because the people he works with are always saying since I’m a enneagram 8 now I fight, scream, and yell and that’s just who I am. Like John says they are great reflection tools but they aren’t excuses for people’s behavior which is extremely fair.

    • @beautepley8352
      @beautepley8352 Год назад

      @Flash the corgi ennegram I agree with but attachment theory can be a great tool. I've used it with my therapist & it's been very insightful.

    • @flashthecorgi2053
      @flashthecorgi2053 Год назад +10

      @@beautepley8352 right, and that’s what he said. It’s a great reflection tool it’s just not who you are. 2:34

    • @beautepley8352
      @beautepley8352 Год назад

      @Flash the corgi I still think he puts it in the same category as the personality tests when he explains why he doesn't like it and I disagree with that. I think it's a way more insightful tool.

    • @flashthecorgi2053
      @flashthecorgi2053 Год назад +2

      @@beautepley8352 He just is saying it’s not an excuse for your behavior it’s a context which is correct. John said himself they do have some validity and they can be good for reflection tools so he doesn’t not like it.

  • @tomnohmy1273
    @tomnohmy1273 Год назад +1

    Dr John sounds very "therapy" at times, possibly the point of the show.

  • @calebburghardt3391
    @calebburghardt3391 Год назад +6

    Or…and hear me out…you could be a grown up that lives in the real world and learn some real communication skills instead of using Internet personality quizzes to direct your life. That stuff is glorified astrology.

  • @Marco-fn6kg
    @Marco-fn6kg Год назад +6

    god help this man

  • @skn907
    @skn907 Год назад +1

    Dr. John looks like he models Baby GAP. 😂

  • @djpuplex
    @djpuplex Год назад +11

    Typical bored woman driving everyone around them crazy and stirring up drama. I wonder if this behavior was present when they dated. My guess nope.

    • @sairaphilip437
      @sairaphilip437 Год назад +12

      The same could be said about the man. He's become lazy. He's taken her for granted post dating phase etc. She feels unvalued and even disrespected as a result.
      Conflict is unavoidable where humans exist together. Generalizing, projecting and blaming the man/woman does nothing to resolve issues.

    • @djpuplex
      @djpuplex Год назад +5

      @@sairaphilip437 He's gotta be a jester a entertainer be new exciting, rich , fit, popular blah blah what does she have to do? Just be pleasant and don't nag can't even do that. This is why marriage is finished in this culture. Everyone thinks they are entitled to what they want when they want or else especially females nowadays. Mix in social media and it's garbage and it's negative influence men have to walk on eggshells if they marry.

    • @nly4607
      @nly4607 Год назад +4

      ​@Saira Philip this DELUSION is why half of women over 30 are alone and 45% of menopausal women are on prescription drugs

    • @sairaphilip437
      @sairaphilip437 Год назад +5

      @@nly4607 Oh dear, damned if a woman stays in a relationship (she becomes "entitled") and damned if she leaves when a relationship doesn't suit her....🤯.

    • @sairaphilip437
      @sairaphilip437 Год назад +3

      @@djpuplex not a good idea to "settle" for the wrong women. No reason for you to walk on eggshells later.

  • @johannesswillery7855
    @johannesswillery7855 Год назад +3

    What's the point in marriage? Women don't take it seriously anymore.

    • @danilaroche1156
      @danilaroche1156 Год назад +1

      I'm a woman. I take marriage very seriously.

    • @anthill1510
      @anthill1510 6 месяцев назад +1

      @@danilaroche1156 What he means is women now get a divorce when they are treated terribly by a man and he doesn`t like that.

    • @NN-fz4pd
      @NN-fz4pd 8 дней назад

      Nah men don’t.

  • @danayarbrough1494
    @danayarbrough1494 Год назад +4

    I swear he is one of the worst therapist’s ugh… who cares what you like???? He always overtalks and puts himself into each scenario

    • @gessrinky9129
      @gessrinky9129 Год назад +3

      I don’t think he’s the worst but I think he makes lots of assumptions about people within the first few seconds of speaking to them. He Deff sees things through his lens’s

    • @danayarbrough1494
      @danayarbrough1494 Год назад +1

      @@gessrinky9129 he’s one of the worst in my opinion

    • @ee7069
      @ee7069 Год назад +8

      then why you watching 😂

    • @edf18
      @edf18 Год назад

      It's not a session, it's a guess a solution talk show

    • @evanl889
      @evanl889 Год назад +4

      You think he’s a bad therapist cause he doesn’t say what you want to hear and be validated. I’m guessing that’s common in your life.