Relationships Are Hard, But Why? | Stan Tatkin | TEDxKC

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  • Опубликовано: 21 ноя 2024

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  • @runninginsept
    @runninginsept 7 лет назад +4736

    "Human relationships can survive fights. Human relationships cannot survive the loss of safety and security."

    • @livingbeings
      @livingbeings 7 лет назад +11

      runninginsept thank you for quoting

    • @raajsingh1382
      @raajsingh1382 7 лет назад +11

      absolutely right we can not survive
      we supposed to be back of our pattner

    • @Fendora
      @Fendora 7 лет назад +18

      that struck a nerve

    • @realreviews8232
      @realreviews8232 7 лет назад +26

      that is is his perspective not fact

    • @johndoh1000
      @johndoh1000 6 лет назад +4

      runninginsept I’m just going to say abusive relationships

  • @lollipoplove7073
    @lollipoplove7073 5 лет назад +1703

    "The real problem is not when you fight, is when one of you threatens to leave the relationship ".

    • @SOliveira2010
      @SOliveira2010 5 лет назад +10

      So true indeed!

    • @SOliveira2010
      @SOliveira2010 5 лет назад +1

      So true, indeed!

    • @afrodude4782
      @afrodude4782 5 лет назад +38

      This is my current situation. I've lost the emotional connection to my woman and have no drive to fight for this relationship.

    • @MARLEN446
      @MARLEN446 5 лет назад +35

      @@afrodude4782 it's over when you feel that way. Be honest w the person and true to yourself.

    • @jazzydaexplorer8266
      @jazzydaexplorer8266 5 лет назад +1

      Andrew Spencer I’m in this situation 😞😞😞

  • @hopew6665
    @hopew6665 7 лет назад +2262

    "Our major job is to protect each other and make each other feel safe & secure" so simple yet.....

    • @Cdre_Satori
      @Cdre_Satori 7 лет назад +74

      "It is not me against you, it is us against the problem. You and me, even against the rest of the world." something i would use in wedding vows. :/

    • @EpicMindsets
      @EpicMindsets 6 лет назад +12

      I so agree! Its almost like its what each other can get out of the relationship for themselves and who gives a damn about the other if they do or don't...fend for yourself mentality...turn off!

    • @treacherousjslither6920
      @treacherousjslither6920 5 лет назад +5

      I've never looked to a woman for protection, safety, and security. How could she possibly provide these things? As a man it is up to me to provide those things for myself.

    • @muninchip
      @muninchip 5 лет назад +15

      @@treacherousjslither6920 maybe not physically but emotionally

    • @treacherousjslither6920
      @treacherousjslither6920 5 лет назад +1

      @@muninchip Nope. I don't look to a woman for anything other than companionship and physical intimacy.

  • @aarush2507
    @aarush2507 Год назад +65

    "Issues grow, when you stop learning about each other".
    I am not good at keeping conversations exciting. To understand my partner more, i play couple questions game like "Lovify". In this game you have to guess what your partner expects or likes. My girlfriend loves it ❤

    • @Abhishek-vz6ud
      @Abhishek-vz6ud Год назад +1

      Thanks for sharing about "lovify". I also tried it with my girlfriend. And it was really fun :)

  • @AmbiCahira
    @AmbiCahira 6 лет назад +2228

    After 5 years of marriage and not a single night apart and not a single argument I can say that a huge tip is to read up on oxytocin that is released through touch and make an effort to give a long hug every day. Yes it is normal to have fights but those like me who don't won't be at his office for counselling so of course he has no data on those relationships that do run well. Be each others best friend, hang out like best friends do, and work out your own insecurities because insecurities are a huge fight trigger. You go on defense even before you open your mouth in conflict and when both are defending themselves you don't get anywhere. Solving conflict with conflict and self defense will never give results. Have a talk early how you wish to be treated when you are upset. Do you want to be left alone or be held? Do you want to talk about it or sit quiet? And if an argument occurs and you feel that emotion start to boil in your chest, take a deep breath, agree to cool off separately, then agree to disagree and hug it out. Only use words to each other as you would say in front of your grandmother. If you wish to hurt the person by name calling because you are hurting then you need to seek counselling yourself to mend what old pain gets triggered in you. Lastly, if your partner looks stressed, asking "what can I do to help?" and do things as a team will get you very far. A relationship is like carrying a table. If you don't have teamwork it won't work smoothly.

    • @nicciGT
      @nicciGT 6 лет назад +94

      That does not sound like a honest and healthy relationship...you never had one single argument? Even he said that is not healthy.

    • @imarichtowngirl4321
      @imarichtowngirl4321 6 лет назад +143

      @@nicciGT A healthy relationship rarely has fights. There are disagreements but full on fights isn't healthy in my opinion

    • @paisley516
      @paisley516 5 лет назад +16

      Fighting is needed in a healthy relationship

    • @bw6078
      @bw6078 5 лет назад +10

      Well said and splendid advice

    • @magentajasinski6880
      @magentajasinski6880 5 лет назад +13

      Love your table analogy!!

  • @autogeneratedmusicvideosdalle
    @autogeneratedmusicvideosdalle Год назад +56

    I was dumped, from what I can see as a very healthy, growing, and functioning relationships despite sometimes there are fights. One of the reasons she said is that because "relationships should be easy. why is ours hard? why do we need to work it out?"
    It's what romanticism has told us, that the "right" person will always have things really easy. But it isnt. Because all of us are flawed and imperfect.
    Living with another human being is always gonna be hard.

    • @whatdidujustsay2094
      @whatdidujustsay2094 3 месяца назад

      I got let go for the same reason. They want it to be so easy... I don't think I believe in that.

    • @belleofthecamp6530
      @belleofthecamp6530 2 месяца назад

      Always ganna be hard? Not sure that’s what anyone wants. Occasionally or ideally sometimes hard is more acceptable. Should be closer to 80/20, content vs conflict. Far from “always”

  • @bonteesstory7995
    @bonteesstory7995 7 лет назад +1258

    No two people can be a perfect match right at the beginning! It's like an investment of time. Once you invest it properly, you harvest the best fruit ever.

    • @michielvanderheyden4960
      @michielvanderheyden4960 7 лет назад +81

      Exactly, and it isn't so much about how much you have in common but how easily you can accept the differences of each other

    • @Macheako
      @Macheako 7 лет назад +41

      Common hobbies are just a superficiality to who we really are deep down. There's plenty of people who love freedom, like myself, who find themselves in wildly different areas of life as I'm in, that's why I don't worry about hobbies, I worry about character.
      I don't see it as I'm marrying a "pre school teacher", I see it as I'm marrying "The woman who happens to be a preschool teacher". We're all so much more, if we choose to be, than our hobbies, we're the culmination of our life itself.

    • @thedude8526
      @thedude8526 5 лет назад +12

      Fruit can rot at any time. You have to be willing to know when to leave. Even if you invested a lot of time into it. The whole happily ever after bit is just not true for most people.

    • @priscillalentils
      @priscillalentils 5 лет назад +4

      profile pic checks out

    • @YanaPetruk
      @YanaPetruk 4 года назад

      BonTee's Story oh yeah? Let’s talk in a couple of years

  • @DovBaronLeadership
    @DovBaronLeadership 7 лет назад +374

    The relationships we have ultimately determine not only how we see ourselves but also how we see the world.

    • @diananggraini5981
      @diananggraini5981 5 лет назад +4

      I can show you the world, Shining, shimmering splendid 😁✌🏻

    • @alexgrazie93
      @alexgrazie93 4 года назад

      Lone and desolate place.

  • @etoile1267
    @etoile1267 5 лет назад +144

    I was in a toxic relationship for a year and a half where my partner threatened to leave me many times.
    "If you get too close to the edge of the cliff we're done"
    "If you don't get out of the ocean we're done"
    "I'm gonna break up with you if you drink with your best friend when I'm not there"
    It was draining and awful. I didn't feel confident in our relationship and I always felt like I couldn't be my adventurous self. I'm glad I finally ended it. I only felt sad for a little bit, then I went to the beach and felt FREE.

    • @etoile1267
      @etoile1267 4 года назад +5

      @Andrew Jackson I'm sorry you have to go through that. It's not easy being in a toxic relationship. Once you safely remove yourself you will feel relieved. And when it comes to future relationships remember to listen to your gut.

    • @Leitis_Fella
      @Leitis_Fella 3 года назад +4

      Being single is better than being in a bad relationship.

  • @dandamerville
    @dandamerville 8 лет назад +361

    My, my! What a fabulous talk! My wife (of 28 years) and I have put it on our weekly calendar. Our goal is to listen to it once a week. Stan Tatkin a) knows what he is talking about and b) is a great communicator.

    • @Fendora
      @Fendora 7 лет назад +11

      wow this is not a bad idea

    • @blacklight5330
      @blacklight5330 7 лет назад

      pff Shut up

    • @InversePacman
      @InversePacman 4 года назад +2

      That's awesome, my fiancé and I also meet weekly to discuss our lives, what we can do to help each other and we discuss our insecurities. We learned about it from the Five Love Languages, but we learned how to do it correctly by Stan and countless other psychologists.

  • @Donutoftheheart
    @Donutoftheheart 5 лет назад +363

    I have watched this 4 times today. It’s strange how this video brings me a sense of peace, awareness, and helps me understand my current relationship and how I behave in it. I’m going through a bad period in mine and I feel like I was meant to come across this

  • @theservinggirl
    @theservinggirl 5 лет назад +70

    A relationship can survive a fight but it can’t survive loss of security or safety ‼️

  • @TheWildIdeas
    @TheWildIdeas 4 месяца назад +2

    His work is relationship changing. Take it from a man who have been through the “process” with a fantastic patient woman

  • @sylviazhang4092
    @sylviazhang4092 5 лет назад +40

    "The next time a relationship moment turns tense, change your position, go eye-to-eye, face-to-face. If you tend to fight a lot when driving in a car, it’s because you’re side-to-side and glance; a glance is a threat trigger. "

  • @christinedozier2154
    @christinedozier2154 4 года назад +15

    “The decision to be in a committed relationship -- loving, secure, functioning - means being in the foxhole together and protecting each other from the dangers out there. It’s about having each other’s backs.”

  • @EnjoyingLife2024
    @EnjoyingLife2024 5 месяцев назад +2

    "We come to relationships wanting things to be easy.* "Our brains are very good at making s*t up." "When stress goes up, communication goes down." "Our memories can be unreliable." "We're mostly misunderstanding each other much of the time." All are good statements. It's even worse when regular communication doesn't exist. So many things can be misunderstood or deemed threatening when one tries to protect or be there for the other person despite what others think. So many false assumptions that ruin relationships before they even get started. There were truths in this short talk. Thanks for these important reminders! They were appreciated. 👍

  • @SamMudd
    @SamMudd 5 лет назад +181

    I wish everybody understood that 0% of relationships are sunshine and daisies all the time

  • @henbayumlembam7988
    @henbayumlembam7988 2 года назад +10

    It's soo heartbreaking to know that many people can relate to abandonment and be the pleaser.
    I hope you get better and may live a long happy life with the people you deserve 😊.
    Peace 🕊️

  • @lizzkl89
    @lizzkl89 5 лет назад +63

    “Our major job is to make each other feel safe and secure.”
    “The decision to be in a committed relationship (loving, secure functioning), means being in the foxhole together, and protecting each other from the dangers out there.
    It’s not just about getting our own way, we’re suppose to have each other’s back.”

  • @lovemecom3832
    @lovemecom3832 6 лет назад +217

    It is, there’s no such thing as a perfect relationship but if you to work things out you can have a happy relationship. The most powerful thing you can do to keep your relationship strong is to form a partnership, a team, based on mutual respect, caring and helpfulness.

  • @Andre141795
    @Andre141795 4 года назад +8

    "Our major job, is to protect each other and make each other feel safe and secure. The world is a dangerous place, it's always been so; and right now, it feels a little scary. If we don't have each other's backs, who will?"

  • @vbernard9832
    @vbernard9832 6 лет назад +42

    "Our major job is to protect each other and make each other feel safe & secure" Amen for Basic Goodness

  • @NRLong
    @NRLong 8 лет назад +390

    I am a couples therapist, and I think Stan Tatkin is excellent. And, he spoke in my home town!

    • @atthehops
      @atthehops 8 лет назад +14

      What Tatkin is discussion in terms of the brain is described in detail in the book Thinking: Fast & Slow, by Daniel Kahneman.

    • @calvinbesah9509
      @calvinbesah9509 5 лет назад

      Nan still there?

  • @EmilySmith-db1zn
    @EmilySmith-db1zn 2 года назад +55

    always hard, everything, but nothing is impossible actually, am 15 years with my man . actually we have a crisis about having a baby . after week and week i'm not still pregnant . but my best friend eve has just told me something about natural drops so I'm really cosidering buying it bc we do really want to have a child or twins 🙂

  • @abbdabbles6038
    @abbdabbles6038 7 лет назад +112

    His book "Wired for Love" has done wonders for us! Every couple should be aware of it.

    • @elonbartlettdc
      @elonbartlettdc 5 лет назад +3

      My wife and I have really gotten a lot out of Wired For Love as well.

    • @9Nikko8
      @9Nikko8 5 лет назад

      Thanks for the recommendation. Did you also read The 5 languages of love? If so, what did you think of it? What's the difference between the books?

  • @shernielyn3046
    @shernielyn3046 4 года назад +12

    "We're all capable of becoming threatening, even to those we love."

  • @selma-ethelamyciolan1530
    @selma-ethelamyciolan1530 5 лет назад +30

    The compassion this man shows and the love given through every word are truly amazing. I cannot thank enough for all these free speeches that hold treasures of wisdom in every sentence.

  • @christina-zp5op
    @christina-zp5op 4 года назад +3

    ''the world is a dangerous place especially now'' watching this in 2020.

  • @donnamarino400
    @donnamarino400 8 лет назад +76

    I just took a workshop with him and he was fantastic. Lots of logical information about how to manage relationships. Highly recommend his books.

  • @user-og8mu4ff4m
    @user-og8mu4ff4m 6 лет назад +22

    I really, really needed this; not just for the understanding that I am not alone in realizing how difficult relationships are, but also because I need to take ownership for my part. If I had realized how hard marriage really is then I can firmly say I wouldn't have done it. However, I did and now I have to learn what I need to do to help make it a solid, healthy marriage. It just doesn't fall in your lap that way as so many people, myself included, were led into believing.
    Thank you for posting -

    • @marigoldrussell6804
      @marigoldrussell6804 6 лет назад +5

      Brittany Thurlo, I agree with everything you said except for I don’t regret my marriage and would do it again. I just wish I was better educated in relationships from the beginning.

  • @flame_princess-o4t
    @flame_princess-o4t 6 месяцев назад +1

    I’m so glad that I found this video in time 😞

  • @anewman1
    @anewman1 8 лет назад +130

    One of the best Ted Talks I've seen. Very insightful and heartfelt.

  • @ioanar5121
    @ioanar5121 7 лет назад +61

    I love the entire speech, especially the part about us being " visual animals'.

  • @giftedintrovert
    @giftedintrovert 6 лет назад +35

    "there is nothing more difficult on this planet than another person"

  • @jas7869
    @jas7869 5 лет назад +4

    This Stan Tantkin lecture is a good way to reap the benefits from a relationship session when you feel like skipping a traditional one! He is absolutely right!

  • @MissUnderstoodOfficial
    @MissUnderstoodOfficial 7 лет назад +63

    So beautifully soft spoken

  • @Gadgetonomy
    @Gadgetonomy 6 лет назад +29

    I can't tell you how much this has helped my relationship with my partner. Thank you so much.

  • @janaelizabethsekelski
    @janaelizabethsekelski 6 лет назад +5

    Everybody needs love, good communication, passion, understanding... ❤

  • @successmentor
    @successmentor 4 года назад +7

    Excellent presentation... he had the entire audience engaged. He has written a couple of fantastic books too.

  • @juanis8219
    @juanis8219 5 лет назад +7

    Also remember to be selfless and humble. Of course this doesn’t mean you should allow your partner to hurt or abuse you. It just means there are some sacrifices that will have to be made with love.

  • @JeniferGamelli
    @JeniferGamelli 7 лет назад +247

    This just explained my last 48 hours of my now ended relationship and I just wish my partner understand this

    • @natashaf416
      @natashaf416 7 лет назад +4

      Hi Jen, did you ever show them this video?, did you guys make up..

    • @Fendora
      @Fendora 7 лет назад +29

      Sorry to hear that. The worst part is that sometimes when you are trying to work something out and in an effort to send them something like this they will be EXTREMELY adamant to watch it or take it in .

  • @NatavanQuliyeva
    @NatavanQuliyeva 7 лет назад +50

    I liked very much. I always think that relationship must lift us up to better level (safe place, loved atmosphere, physical and mental ecstasy, companionship, friendship and so on )than we are right now if not better to be alone.

  • @101Karolyn
    @101Karolyn 6 лет назад +12

    i just almost cried that was one of the best speeches I've ever heard

  • @berserker2302
    @berserker2302 7 лет назад +11

    The moment I see her, I feel like flying in the sky with beautiful wings.
    I love seeing her, I love talking with her, we spend so much time together, then her boyfriend comes and I go to the bar.
    He always doubts on her and I always try to make her laugh but she still loves him and I go to the bar again...

    • @berserker2302
      @berserker2302 7 лет назад

      Wesley Chapman Thank you sir ! I will keep that in mind. 😃

    • @suparsteve123
      @suparsteve123 6 лет назад +1

      Wesley Chapman please clarify why is the dad test is significant?

    • @PhillLOL
      @PhillLOL 6 лет назад +4

      suparsteve123 women's relationships to men are reflected in their relationships to their dads and men's relationships to women are reflected in their relationships to their mother. Meaning if she has a healthy relationship with her father chances are high you as a man can have a good relationship with her because she doesn't carry that much baggage around.
      But it shouldn't be the only indicator.

  • @smooth61
    @smooth61 Год назад +3

    I needed that much love.

  • @chandrikagarodiya7331
    @chandrikagarodiya7331 2 года назад +1

    This has to be one of the greatest videos on relationship maturity i have ever seen 👍👍

  • @RontschDaPontsch
    @RontschDaPontsch 7 лет назад +2

    THAT KISS AT THE END! My heart!!!!!!

  • @stanmakrushin
    @stanmakrushin 5 лет назад +2

    Wow, what a level-headed person, very comfortable to listen to him

  • @Themojii
    @Themojii 5 лет назад +10

    It is not a lack of love, but a lack of friendship that makes unhappy marriage. Friedrich Nietzsche

  • @thabatahaddad6875
    @thabatahaddad6875 4 года назад +79

    "if we don't have each others back, who will?" 😌

  • @Lisa-th9dg
    @Lisa-th9dg 6 лет назад +5

    Very good lecture. I will have to remember to not fight or argue anymore without seeing the person face to face. Its so easy to argue over text these days because its always misinterpreted being read.

  • @vickilynn9514
    @vickilynn9514 8 лет назад +56

    This man is brilliant. Love his work

  • @courtneyjackson7235
    @courtneyjackson7235 6 лет назад +1

    "We need our eyes". This is something so powerful and so commonly forgotten now.

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  • @TheSearchers1000
    @TheSearchers1000 2 года назад +1

    Fabulous talk. Words to live by.
    Protect each others backs. And, I can add, each others hearts.

  • @sweetmagnolia4990
    @sweetmagnolia4990 4 года назад +2

    I'm crying while watching this, I wish I knew all these 3 months ago.

    • @hudsonsmith8192
      @hudsonsmith8192 4 года назад

      I have always wanted to how to make the family happy and strong because my family was not settled not until I met with Dr Wilson he gave me the greatest counseling experience of my life till today me and my family are very happy and the bond we have can never be broken big thanks to him

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      @hudsonsmith8192 4 года назад

      You can contact him on WhatsApp if you need his help +2348143593494

  • @edenwakefield7392
    @edenwakefield7392 4 года назад +5

    Beautifully said. What a fantastic presenter and person he is!! Thank you Stan Tatkin :) you just changed everything and I've been studying relationship psychology for decades!!

  • @visuallization
    @visuallization Год назад

    I come back to this video every now and then. For me it really helps and it is kind of eye openning.

  • @tyoisme
    @tyoisme Год назад

    Semua hubungan cinta itu sulit. Bukan karena harus banting tulang cari uang, bukan karena pekerjaan, bukan karena anak-anak yang bikin kepala puyeng. Alasannya sangat sederhana: tidak ada satupun yang lebih rumit di planet ini selain semua orang.
    Kau dan siapapun yang menjalin hubungan denganmu, adalah makhluk yang maharumit. Dan semua orang ingin hubungan yang baik-baik saja. Sayang sekali kita selalu memikirkan hal kedua tapi abai pada fakta yang pertama.
    99 persen kehidupan kita dikendalikan otak primitif, otak emosional kita. Sisanya adalah otak rasional, atau prefontal cortex.
    Jatuh cinta membuat seseorang menjadi obsesif, setiap hari kau ingin menggenggam tangannya, mendengar suaranya, mencium aroma tubuhnya, melihat wajahnya yang melihat wajahmu. Secara biokimiawi, jatuh cinta sama sekali sama dengan mabuk.
    Ketika jatuh hati dopamine menuntut lebih banyak darimu, adrenalin mencari perhatian, dan testeoteron atau estrogen menuntut keinginannya dipenuhi terus-menerus. Secara neurokimiawi, kau sedang kecanduan sebagaimana pecandu sakau pada narkoba. Dalam jatuh cinta, ini adalah narkoba alamiah.
    Setiap awal hubungan seperti bulan madu. Semua berjalan baik-baik saja di awal segala hal. Namun ketika hubunganmu makin serius, maka kesenangan mulai. Akan akan membuat pasanganmu memiliki kebiasaan baru, dan vice versa.
    Kemudian muncul masalah-masalah besar. Kau tak lagi memberi perhatian dan tak lagi menyediakan kehadiran secara penuh di depannya. Kau mulai berantem untuk hal-hal sepele, intonasimu semakin tinggi, dan ini terjadi karena nervous system atau sistem saraf kau bekerja. Kabar baiknya ini sangatlah natural.
    Sangat penting memahami bagaimana otak primitif kita bekerja.
    Konflik dalam suatu hubungan adalah hal yang sangat lazim. Hubungan kau akan tetap bertahan kendati masih sering terjadi pertengkaran, tapi yang tidak bisa hubunganmu pertahankan adalah kehilangan rasa aman dan kenyamanan.
    Masalah kita semua adalah sangat payah dalam komunikasi. Sebagian besar hidup yang kita jalani, adalah rentetan panjang kesalahpahaman, sebagian besar soal miskomunikasi. Ketika suasana hati sedang baik, kita akan mengabaikan mispersepsi dari komunikasi yang buruk. Sayangnya, ketika suasana hati sedang tidak baik, kita akan mempermasalahkan segala hal yang bahkan tidak pernah terjadi atau sudah lama kejadian.
    Tatkala sedang dalam konflik, usahakan untuk selalu berhadapan wajah ke wajah. Karena kita makhluk visual, yang mampu meregulasi nervous system pasangan ketika saling berhadapan secara tatap muka. Hindari pertengkaran di mobil karena tidak bisa tatap muka secara utuh, dan hindari pertengkaran via teks ataupun telepon.
    Kita mesti menjalin komitmen untuk selalu memberi cinta, menciptakan rasa aman, yang artinya menciptakan tempat perlindungan bersama. Tugas besar kita ialah melindungi satu sama lain dan memeberi rasa aman terhadap satu sama lain.
    Dunia adalah tempat yang tengik dan buruk. Kalau kita tidak punya satu sama lain, apa artinya?

  • @hannapersson9936
    @hannapersson9936 6 лет назад +1

    I found myself nodding for the second half of this film, he is so right. Truly amazing.

  • @soraiya2065
    @soraiya2065 5 лет назад +5

    This is an excellent TED talk about relationships, how and why we manage them erroneously and how we can improve on that. I feel this could also extend to relationships with family members and even friends, and if someone has a very big heart, to all those she or he meets. Well worth watching!

  • @briana14333
    @briana14333 6 лет назад +7

    This changed my life. Thank you.

  • @michellemcfarland80
    @michellemcfarland80 2 месяца назад

    I think he's a Genius!! This info totally resonates as Truth with me! Thank U for sharing!!! 👍👏👌💗

  • @ajasmine9864
    @ajasmine9864 4 года назад

    probably one of the best speeches out there about human relationship

  • @Hussienaf
    @Hussienaf 4 года назад +23

    10 minutes, I felt it like 10 seconds

  • @MREGO871
    @MREGO871 7 лет назад +51

    Very good ted talk here, he's right, we are all very difficult beings

  • @calli11
    @calli11 5 лет назад +5

    Stan touches on so many great points, his talk is packed with good info.

  • @MarieBenard
    @MarieBenard 8 лет назад +76

    Looking forward to interviewing Stan again on Wednesday! I've learned so much from him, he's changed my life!

    • @n.rebeccafuchs3910
      @n.rebeccafuchs3910 7 лет назад +6

      What a wonderful and insightful speech. Every person and every couple ought to see this, and if we could add it to school curricula of helping youngsters grow up with this understanding, wouldn't that be amazing! Thank you so so much for sharing this

  • @gymrachel
    @gymrachel 7 лет назад +2

    best advice from someone in the know. Never date someone who is joined at the hip to their ex, on the phone to them lots each day, and spends Xmas with them every year. They will always put them before you. Rise above it and look to the future.

  • @TerriYoung-n4h
    @TerriYoung-n4h Год назад

    First of all with my experiences. Try to keep your cool and any relationship. Always try to understand the other person's point of view

  • @MelodiousMelodies7
    @MelodiousMelodies7 7 лет назад +170

    You have to have someone who truly meets YOUR needs, YOUR emotional demands. Like he said you.think you know someone so you stop paying attention. So often we are told we're selfish for leaving or not being satisfied BC we don't have what we need emotionally

    • @maya9685
      @maya9685 5 лет назад +15

      What u just wrote is a recipe for disaster. Only toddlers expect ALL their emotional needs met

    • @kaylasheppard7746
      @kaylasheppard7746 5 лет назад +15

      @@maya9685 very true. If you expect someone to meet all of your emotional needs you will not have a lasting relationship. Yet todays society projects this idealization and the fact that so many people upvoted that comment proves that

    • @maya9685
      @maya9685 5 лет назад +6

      @@kaylasheppard7746 agree. Society promotes that as some ideal to strive for ...it only sets up people for a quest that will never be fulfilled for disappointment and for disillusionment.

    • @phamhong7154
      @phamhong7154 5 лет назад +2

      you guys don't understand the comment? he said *meets", not "fullfill all" demands.

    • @maya9685
      @maya9685 5 лет назад +1

      @@phamhong7154 well i understand perfectly well you just craftily substuting meet for fulfill. There 2 words here meet and needs .
      Needs - what are your needs ? Babies also have needs and much of them.

  • @punam_kd9936
    @punam_kd9936 5 лет назад +2

    This really deserves way more views

  • @timingmile7030
    @timingmile7030 8 лет назад +114

    such an amazing speech - this needs way more views!!

    • @Force1Com
      @Force1Com 6 лет назад +2

      I mean, this is literaly what is wrong with the world.

    • @shernielyn3046
      @shernielyn3046 4 года назад

      Agreed.

  • @nicciGT
    @nicciGT 6 лет назад +2

    he is spot on about the memory part!! My husband and I will argue and at one point it becomes a he/she said issue and it is such a waste of time..

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  • @pauljamesmcauley6593
    @pauljamesmcauley6593 4 года назад

    He is so articulate I. Crying break ups are bad he is the man

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      @hudsonsmith8192 4 года назад

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  • @kaijumecha5766
    @kaijumecha5766 5 лет назад +1

    Amen for the last part, security and safe. That’s what we need..the truth is there is hardly any relationship make me feel that including friendship or partnership..

  • @amymarlynflores3887
    @amymarlynflores3887 7 лет назад +2

    This made me cry and just touched my heart deeply. Very interesting.

  • @shirlanne08
    @shirlanne08 7 лет назад +3

    Thanks, I just needed this so badly. The only person close to me broke my heart. I miss him though.

  • @WillaHerrera
    @WillaHerrera 7 лет назад +619

    Why could I not have seen this before I ruined my life....

    • @kumikohigurashi5366
      @kumikohigurashi5366 7 лет назад +53

      Willa Herrera hope things are going better for you

    • @orpheasnestos7444
      @orpheasnestos7444 6 лет назад +60

      Because there was probably a good lesson to be learned, if you were able and willing to learn.

    • @josebuenrostro5639
      @josebuenrostro5639 6 лет назад +8

      Well... Never is later...

    • @Lindathemightywitch
      @Lindathemightywitch 6 лет назад

      What do you mean? Did your relationship end or something?

    • @heyitsxiv5188
      @heyitsxiv5188 6 лет назад +8

      What happened, if you don't mind me asking? Spill the tea, my guy!

  • @jas-n-motion
    @jas-n-motion 7 лет назад +15

    Amazing!!! Well Put. "We're supposed to have each other's backs"

  • @Lis422
    @Lis422 5 лет назад

    „Human communication, even on a good day, is terrible. We mostly misunderstanding each other most of the time. When we feel good, we don’t care that much, but when we don’t feel good, we care a whole lot. And when stress get up, human communication gets a whole lot worse. Memory is unreliable. Memory is faulty, folks. In a fight for who’s memory is right, you are probably both wrong.“

  • @anewloveofficial9137
    @anewloveofficial9137 6 лет назад +5

    He has a great mind and I just want to thank you for sharing your great ideas for us. I absolutely enjoyed this video.

  • @MonroeSim
    @MonroeSim 5 лет назад +5

    Explains why most of my arguments have been over texting

  • @brittianyistre
    @brittianyistre 2 года назад +2

    Childhood trauma has a lot to do with it. A lot of us weren't raised how to be towards someone & reactions we have because of our trauma of not being loved.

    • @watching7721
      @watching7721 Год назад

      Even if it's not trauma, our early lives influence the way we are and the choices we make

  • @kentlegaspi37
    @kentlegaspi37 5 лет назад +2

    that really happened in our relationship. I love her so much I came to the point I felt like she was cold so I told her she didn't pay and she came to the point where she gave up on me..in my part I didn't accept that it was so easy for her to let go of our relationship and to say that she didn't just love me..it was the most painful thing I've ever heard.

  • @KKLee-yt9ic
    @KKLee-yt9ic Год назад +1

    Be careful with a partner who doesn’t fight back or argue and just stay silent because you don’t know what they’re thinking.

  • @jxuann89
    @jxuann89 4 года назад

    It's a dangerous world out there. You need to have each other's back.
    A relationship can survive quarrel but cannot survive threats and insecurity.

  • @doctorofdreams
    @doctorofdreams 8 лет назад +5

    Great talk Dr. Tatkin. I will be using this as a teaching tool, absolutely. Such important information and the world would be such an easier place if it became common knowledge.

  • @kennyethanjones.
    @kennyethanjones. 5 лет назад +2

    Love his energy.

  • @requena4275
    @requena4275 5 лет назад

    He is so wise.

  • @annakaluza1396
    @annakaluza1396 5 лет назад +7

    I Love this talk i can totally relate, its like he's exposing facts i hadnt figured out yet

  • @Nina-vv3ev
    @Nina-vv3ev 2 года назад +2

    This was great.. so much wisdom! God bless that man & he’s so funny

  • @sarfraztalukdar4313
    @sarfraztalukdar4313 2 года назад

    Act accordingly to keep it that is what is needed to create a successful one

  • @TienTran-im5gs
    @TienTran-im5gs 7 лет назад +6

    Very insightful and heartfelt

  • @fireflymary9269
    @fireflymary9269 2 года назад

    Brilliant explanation! Super helpful. Took me my whole life to figure this out. This is to be expected. This is why science matters. We humans are getting better at properly sorting out what and who we are as a species.

  • @mariafabijenna
    @mariafabijenna 5 лет назад +10

    I really love this guy!
    He is brilliant in an emotional understanding way. And he got the point, what I always told to my past relationships who didnt get it. I need safety and security to feel free and be the best version of myself.
    ....so they all only know my worst side... but their fault. I told them so :D

  • @goddessinfin9itecompletion554
    @goddessinfin9itecompletion554 5 лет назад +3

    Still watching this video , yet this is such a good video , that i have to save and re listen , to fully better understand. that alot of my issues is in the brain. Makes sense, thanks so much for sharing this relationship , brain , and the power of chemicals bouncing . And what is natural thing we call life.

  • @areebatabassum9375
    @areebatabassum9375 2 года назад

    Loved how he explained everything. He is really talented. He got the points through my head and above all the way he explained and examplified this trivial yet Sooo crucial topic in simplest words is beyond amazing. Thankyouh

  • @thaithaovy.1
    @thaithaovy.1 5 лет назад +2

    i've never heard someone explain the brain so well. i Thank You!

  • @bryankristercaranto4039
    @bryankristercaranto4039 4 года назад +2

    I really love this man. He nailed everything! 👊

  • @smoothiequinney
    @smoothiequinney 5 лет назад +4

    Absolutely superb. Thank you for sharing your wisdom.