Stripping Down the Hookup Culture: The Need for Emotional Visibility | Erin Miller | TEDxQueensU

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  • Опубликовано: 22 апр 2019
  • Gone are the days of traditional models of courtship, romance and commitment. Instead, say hello to a new model of dating based on free choice, self fulfillment and a basic anything-goes approach-A model which doesn’t seem to be working for anybody. But how do we move an entire culture that is saturated with this casualness around sex and relationships towards a culture of emotional visibility and deep connection? How will this impact our legacy? Erin Miller is a Professional Coach and Mission-Driven Entrepreneur committed to being an unstoppable force for good. Erin is dedicated to helping modern romantics around the globe build an authentic life & business they truly love. Erin graduated from IPEC: Institute for Professional Excellence in Coaching with additional certification as an Energy Leadership Index Master Practitioner (ELI-MP). Erin Miller is a revolutionary Professional Coach and Entrepreneur with a very unique perspective on love and dating. She is dedicated to helping modern romantics around the globe manifest their dream relationship while creating an entire life based on kindness, empathy, authenticity and self love. Erin graduated from IPEC: Institute for Professional Excellence in Coaching with additional certification as an Energy Leadership Index Master Practitioner (ELI-MP). Currently, Erin resides in Charleston, SC. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at www.ted.com/tedx

Комментарии • 289

  • @MegaBloodrain
    @MegaBloodrain 3 года назад +270

    I don't think I've ever "ghosted" anyone in my life, that is the most pathetic quality human beings have displayed to date. We've cultivated a culture of instant gratification for zero effort, we can severe connections that are hard to form these days by the click of a button and then complain about lack of intimacy. I never thought it possible for people to experience loneliness in an over populated world but here we are, except it is too late. The deterioration is exponential, somewhat akin to an avalanche, good luck stopping that.

  • @santran9602
    @santran9602 4 года назад +199

    I’m a single 27, I feel this every waking day when I’m being pressure to get married. It’s not easy being an old soul, the one who feel see the change that needed in society. I’m sick of how ppl act nowadays so that’s why I’ve chosen to be single. She’s right we need to, but how lol like it’s gotten so bad. I feel like young people are left and right brainwashed then a few are woke but then they too get hurt by the majority and then turn their emotions off..... the question is HOW?

    • @nmjr547
      @nmjr547 3 года назад +22

      I can relate so much!!!!!! I feel like some people treat me like I have a superiority complex because of it!!!! Ughh

    • @sinthujanvinacithamby1901
      @sinthujanvinacithamby1901 3 года назад +4

      Very relatable

    • @simonsimon340
      @simonsimon340 3 года назад +4

      San Chan wonderful comment! I also am an old soul,not to many of us out here! I’m single myself and looking. What’s your zodiac sign?😊

    • @santran9602
      @santran9602 3 года назад +1

      Simon Simon Aquarius

    • @Musiccooker
      @Musiccooker 3 года назад +17

      Oh my...i felt that! I feel the same way actually. Nobody wants to have a deeper connection anymore. Nobody talks anymore. They hookup and then they leave. It's so sad really, specially for old souls just like you said

  • @vivianl6906
    @vivianl6906 4 года назад +85

    side note the reason why everyone laughed when she said her son's name is Kingston is because QueensU is located in kingston, ontario, canada :)

    • @pedroramos235
      @pedroramos235 3 года назад +3

      Thank you for the enthusiasm :)

  • @83thechaz
    @83thechaz Год назад +11

    I’ve never ghosted a woman, nor have I had any ulterior motive-all I’ve ever wanted was a meaningful “Longterm Relationship.” Hookup culture has destroyed this. But I’m never letting go of my hope and faith that one day I’ll find the right girl, one day have kids. I’m not God, but I know my intentions and objectives are honest and loving. If this makes me less of a man then oh f****ng well.
    Keep faith people

  • @dionwilfredsmart2487
    @dionwilfredsmart2487 2 года назад +40

    The best Ted Talk I have seen in my life. Being born after 2000 and an old soul is draining in my opinion. This made a lot so sense. Thank you.

  • @iansutton4691
    @iansutton4691 3 года назад +115

    She has a pretty rosy view of how a lot of people's grandparents wound up married lol

    • @lyndsaybrown8471
      @lyndsaybrown8471 3 года назад +20

      True. Both sides of my grandparents were unplanned pregnancy and my parents were the same. Seems things are getting better if there are fewer unwanted people in the world.

    • @prosperenfantinylosgeograf2721
      @prosperenfantinylosgeograf2721 3 года назад +16

      @@lyndsaybrown8471 Yep. Actually if you think about it, divorce isn't a bad thing: when it was legalized, female suicide dropped, and it simply means that people who don't want to be together stop being together.
      Falling out of love is sad though, but that ain't knew. Now we just got options.

    • @timinator20o0
      @timinator20o0 3 года назад

      True! 😂👍

    • @AnimalsEtc
      @AnimalsEtc 3 года назад

      @@prosperenfantinylosgeograf2721 It's just sad that the children of divorced couples are at higher risk of suicide, incarceration, and substance abuse

    • @prosperenfantinylosgeograf2721
      @prosperenfantinylosgeograf2721 3 года назад +4

      @@AnimalsEtc Oh yeah but my point here is that divorce is just the legal consequence of falling out of love/no longer wanting to be together. I'm pretty sure if you could isolate happy and unhappy marriages, children from unhappy marriages would also have higher risk of suicide, incarceration, and substance abuse.
      Also with those numbers very often unprecise. Are they isolated from other factors? And correlation doesn't equal causation as well. Maybe people who have X characteristic (like, idk, not having emotional intelligence) are more likely to get divorces and also sadder children, and that would be the true case, and not divorce being the case of sadder children.

  • @vidblogger12
    @vidblogger12 3 года назад +257

    “Meaningless relationships and cheap thrills are becoming our new norm. And things like romance and dating, they’re becoming extinct.”
    Man, *Brave New World* sounds more and more like reality by the day.

  • @claudiarivas8492
    @claudiarivas8492 2 года назад +42

    I despise the shallowness of hookup culture >_< I find it void and draining by just imagining how it would be like. I'm 26. At the same time, I don't think love and connection comes from dreamy romantic courtship and dates. The core of finding a worthwhile person is in, as she well said, authenticity and vulnerability, which doesn't alway happen in "romantic" dates. Romanticism may as well be another facade in hookup culture.
    Love develops with getting to know the other through the time you continually spend with each other no matter what you do. So, why should meeting someone online be looked down on if what matters is how these people further developed their relationship? And why can't ordinary activities, like talking or watching a movie, become extraordinary in the light of love?

    • @Xaviallin1
      @Xaviallin1 Год назад +5

      I really like your insight on this and I think it holds a lot of weight to the truth

    • @lesleymcneill1403
      @lesleymcneill1403 Год назад +5

      You’re right. Being authentic can happen in a tinder date, but perhaps the jump to do that, from profile to real life date is much bigger than the jump from acquaintance (work, club or neighbour, etc) to date, since you know more about the person. Also, in my experience (40+ years married) knowing a person in an environment where you meet his friends and family while getting to know him better helps you get a better picture of what he’s like.

    • @verb0ze
      @verb0ze 6 месяцев назад

      Well, when social media has convinced the youth that they too should have the life of glamour, the Disney romances, and that prince charming and sleeping beauty are just a few more taps away, the results are not all that surprising

  • @dimitrisboulios
    @dimitrisboulios 3 года назад +120

    Best talk I ever seen. This is exactly what I've been searching for the past few weeks. I'm listening to it again and I'm taking notes!

  • @timinator20o0
    @timinator20o0 3 года назад +29

    4:30 "the worst thing you can do to a person is ignore them."
    technically it depends but i understand that in most contexts, yes. Absolutely. It's oversimplified, but it's basically correct imo. Ignoring someone (in an unmerited way) can be very similar to dishonesty. Not listening. Not saying the truth. It's all important to honest people.

    • @YamCherie
      @YamCherie 2 года назад +3

      Ignoring someone can make them feel invisible, and horribly lonely.

  • @garycooper8687
    @garycooper8687 2 года назад +10

    The problem with technology is that a tablet allows a search for everything but a library will contain books that one individual will never think of to search on the net. The stacks have millions of words and worlds that you can peruse. Inside the tablet you have to search to find things. Its a paradox. The world is at your fingertips but your experience limits what you know. In the library you will be stretched mentally.

  • @normamurphy9977
    @normamurphy9977 5 лет назад +72

    Spot on, this topic needs to be brought to the light! Bring back the romance please!

    • @tarp11z
      @tarp11z 4 года назад +10

      Feminism overplayed it's hand and has wounded romance. Sorry.

    • @jmforeveryoung
      @jmforeveryoung 4 года назад +4

      Yes! It takes work but it’s so worth it! I’m in a dead marriage but meanwhile learning everything I can to grow as a man.

    • @arielchoate332
      @arielchoate332 4 года назад +4

      jmforeveryoung this breaks my heart

  • @binitapandey5400
    @binitapandey5400 Год назад +10

    Today i am feeling that there is a part of population, be it small but it hates hookup culture. Thank god! This exists

  • @josephkoski4632
    @josephkoski4632 3 года назад +19

    I hate online interactions. It ruined my last relationship partially. I've found that I feel just as lonely talking online as far as relationships go.

  • @optimuscprime
    @optimuscprime 4 года назад +34

    I adore her. The voice alone is worth the video. On her subject I will add to her point . We will have less violence against all if we can teach what we need to teach to the Young.

  • @8165Pat
    @8165Pat Год назад +6

    Great talk on a sad, but true topic. I met my husband online by writing my profile so only a man interested in marrying in 2 years (if we were a match) would contact me. We met online on Valentine's Day, 2017 & in person on my birthday. We are very happy together. I have great compassion for people searching for a mate online. My husband & I found love & romance.

    • @katemarkus7723
      @katemarkus7723 Год назад +3

      I feel like writing that on a profile wouldn’t help. Guys would still lie to get what they want 😢And some never read a profile but looking at photos.

    • @dannyjameson302
      @dannyjameson302 11 месяцев назад

      😊

  • @pagusmusic6254
    @pagusmusic6254 3 года назад +25

    Great talk, we really need to think about the legacy we are leaving and change the way we educate future generations on communication and intimacy

  • @lightbearer529
    @lightbearer529 2 года назад +11

    I am an older person. So glad this is being addressed as I’ve never understood it. When young ppl asked me for advice about online dating, I was at a total loss. Thank you🙏🏼

  • @theholisticchick2841
    @theholisticchick2841 3 года назад +7

    Love this talk! Beautiful and genuine (Both the talk and the speaker).

  • @matildeventuri3067
    @matildeventuri3067 3 года назад +3

    this talk is acrually one of the best so far

  • @crystalanndillon2834
    @crystalanndillon2834 3 года назад +3

    Beautiful work, enjoyed this talk!!

  • @LindDavis
    @LindDavis 4 года назад +3

    Excellent! Thank you.

  • @diegoosorio7133
    @diegoosorio7133 4 года назад +20

    Inspirational and clear on defining some of the issues and where we are, in a Pablo Coelho PC and cute sort of way, yet nothing in the way of concrete action other than "let's just be nicer to each other," the impact of the message pretty much fades after 5 minutes

    • @tanakaren1822
      @tanakaren1822 Год назад +1

      Love is a verb, kindness is love in action; it heals & inspires!
      When deliberately we practice kindness, we see it's positive deep & lasting effects.

  • @larsphilipsonisaac7164
    @larsphilipsonisaac7164 Год назад +2

    Fantastic talk. Thank you.

  • @shelleytheman2215
    @shelleytheman2215 Год назад +1

    You are a fantastic speaker!

  • @bialarajiv10
    @bialarajiv10 Год назад +1

    So good!!

  • @JoshuaAHolmes
    @JoshuaAHolmes Год назад +4

    We call this seeking pleasures of the flesh. The ability to base life on extrinsic motivations, the inability to be able to be internal. Many mental clinicians love helping people who experience difficulties managing their emotions and behaviours. If one cannot bond with another, then they shall seek to resolve their own inner difficulties by accepting themselves and accepting people for who they are. This is an individual situation, and one can let go of this hurt and pain of not feeling connected.
    We can only make ourselves happy..it's not our responsibility to fulfil someone else's life.
    ❤️💪🍷✝️

  • @miapearson3999
    @miapearson3999 Год назад

    Wow! Great talk, she really is a great speaker, no notes and everything.

  • @dineomatlhaela3316
    @dineomatlhaela3316 4 года назад +8

    Love this ❤️

  • @afireinhearts1302
    @afireinhearts1302 4 года назад +14

    ☀ 🙏 ☀
    Thank~You!

  • @nathanmurray758
    @nathanmurray758 3 года назад +8

    Love this… imma bit of a hopeless romantic naturally but quarantine and peen has changed me!

  • @MissRey00
    @MissRey00 3 года назад +5

    Reasons why I'm studying Sociology? This video! Amazing! Thank you for seeing and narrating us --the "kind generation".

  • @hazelnoot2865
    @hazelnoot2865 4 года назад +17

    It meant a lot to hear that my generation is the kindest

    • @haydemurakami733
      @haydemurakami733 4 года назад +5

      Well, how wouldn’t you, if that’s the medicine you are bringing to this planet!! You are the incarnation of a powerful reminder: the original and forgotten human being’s capacity to be kind, simple, honorable, benevolent and unapologetically creative and fun. Huge-huge power! May your incarnation of that light be always protected and expanded a thousandfold every time you use it! 😉

  • @steveleeart
    @steveleeart 2 года назад +39

    As a demipansexual I’m finding hookup culture is making it near impossible for me to connect with anyone 🥺

    • @KimAhrina11
      @KimAhrina11 2 года назад +2

      Why? Sorry for asking before

    • @jjrc7424
      @jjrc7424 Год назад

      lol

    • @transigence637
      @transigence637 Год назад

      You gotta go all in on pansexuality. Demi won't cut it here. That, and you need to find the right pan.

    • @yourlogicalnightmare1014
      @yourlogicalnightmare1014 Год назад

      I don't even know wtf that is, nor do I care to. I suspect my feeling is quite popular which is why you're finding it difficult being an absurdity

    • @steveleeart
      @steveleeart Год назад

      @@transigence637 I’m sorry the demisexuality isn’t a choice in any way
      at all.

  • @sloandevries959
    @sloandevries959 Год назад

    Beautiful talk!

  • @BellyrubsMan
    @BellyrubsMan Год назад +3

    Go overseas. There are still cultures in the world where courting is the norm. I could tell you plenty of war stories but are you going to give up? Put on your big boy pants and get back into the game. I have found my love and it would not have happened if I had not kept pitching. Like most things in life if it comes too easy it is not appreciated in the long run. Too many today are like dogs chasing their own tails, they haven't a clue. Set your course and stick to it and you will find this will be the most attractive thing you can do. Most importantly always give respect no matter what happens. In doing so you will retain respect for yourself and you don't know the path that has led many to where they are today. You can't save the world but you don't have to worsen the pain others may be experiencing either.

  • @jes1523
    @jes1523 2 года назад +1

    Erin Miller, thank you for this! So much truth. It’s so sad how relationships are today…

  • @mikenkc7953
    @mikenkc7953 4 года назад +4

    I could fall asleep to her voice, I mean that in a totally good way

  • @climbjt
    @climbjt Год назад

    Intelligent, well spoken

  • @AlwaysTuesday
    @AlwaysTuesday 3 года назад +10

    yeah pretty much, exept that one lady who reverse engineered online dating, became the most popular woman on the site she used, and then found the exact person she was looking for.

  • @connorowens6941
    @connorowens6941 4 года назад +86

    Why can’t we go back to the romantic age? 😞

    • @user-uy2hu1uh5d
      @user-uy2hu1uh5d 3 года назад +27

      there was never a romantic age

    • @harshjeetvatsalya2583
      @harshjeetvatsalya2583 3 года назад +15

      We can . We just have to change ourselves

    • @hb1932
      @hb1932 3 года назад +5

      @@user-uy2hu1uh5d there was, or at least in poetry, however I think it definitely was a time period, not very long though lol.

    • @edwardnguyen9249
      @edwardnguyen9249 3 года назад +9

      No such thing as a romantic age. There is romantic people

    • @BrojaM50
      @BrojaM50 3 года назад +2

      Because the government make too much money from alimony and child support so there is no incentive to protect marriage as an institution. There's no real enforcement strategies holding monogamy together, thus we have to rely on more disagreeable strategies - and they are disagreeable - like hook-up culture, gamifying dating, neo-masculinity, red-pill, MGTOW. Monogamy is a cooperative strategy (game theoretically speaking), but every cooperative strategy yields incentive for exploitation (the prisoner's dilemma), so every cooperative strategy requires an enforcement strategy, but marriage, which was that enforcement strategy, is broken.

  • @harshjeetvatsalya2583
    @harshjeetvatsalya2583 3 года назад +10

    Yes people don't show up now. Whether they come is dependent on their mood and that's bad we have to be available for each other. Relationship aren't fairytales, it is hard man that's why in this modern world only few people have it

    • @timinator20o0
      @timinator20o0 3 года назад +2

      i think that is a result of dishonesty. It spreads. If everyone was honest, people would say what they want and move one and find what they want much more easily without hurting people in general.

  • @donnabat7808
    @donnabat7808 4 года назад +27

    Brave & beautiful mother :)

  • @joeyg.6138
    @joeyg.6138 3 года назад +1

    0:16 - 6:18 : Commentary on state of affairs regarding dating versus hookup culture

  • @palmerther
    @palmerther 3 года назад +3

    This was a great roller coaster ride.... She had me... then she lost me... then she got me back.. and lost me again... Then comes back stronger than ever. The best of people sharing their views...

  • @cocovinzmcmurphy7947
    @cocovinzmcmurphy7947 4 года назад +15

    Did you know that Whitney Houston's debut LP, called simply "Whitney Houston" had four number one singles on it ? Did you know that Erin ? It's hard to choose a favourite among so many great tracks, but "The Greatest Love of All" is one of the best, most powerful songs ever written about self-preservation, dignity. Its universal message crosses all boundaries and instills one with the hope that it's not too late to better ourselves. Since, Erin, it's impossible in this world we live in to empathize with others, we can always empathize with ourselves. It's an important message. Crucial really. And it's beautifully stated on the album.

  • @Ang_Nicole
    @Ang_Nicole 4 года назад +20

    Wow, why do y’all hate her so much?

  • @garypalmer1122
    @garypalmer1122 2 года назад +7

    Had many memorable moments dating in the 1990s and early 2000s until I met my now wife. Girlfriend No 1 introduced me to my next three girlfriends and girlfriend No 7 helped me out with advice when my wife moved to the UK from another country. I was introduced to my wife's 7 year ex (18 to 25) and we became friends. He and his wife was a guest at our wedding reception in 2003. I have always treated exes with respect and I would help any of them if they came to me now, and my wife is happy with this. We now have two mid teenage sons and we worry that they will not have such a happy time with dating and marriage, but my wife and I are doing our best to help them with advice.

    • @KimAhrina11
      @KimAhrina11 2 года назад

      Good to hear, keep it up especially with your wife Mr👍. But interesting as you said your first gf introducted you to your other next gfs. It's like even now, we never know maybe your wife's friends can become yours next in the future

  • @warflowersociety
    @warflowersociety 2 года назад +2

    For those actually wanting to meet and meaningful but in this app world, perhaps a dating app that requires a certain amount of dialogue between two people before meeting in person info is shared. Not sure anyone would create it when so much is made from fast paced apps but it's a thought.

    • @DetroitLions515
      @DetroitLions515 2 года назад

      If you actually think that there is a solution then you're part of the problem. My motto is Phuck hope. Phuck hope! I quite frankly don't give a damn how it all turns out in this country.

  • @janeknox3036
    @janeknox3036 4 года назад +75

    fun fact: mlk relentlessly cheated on his wife

    • @pistolen87
      @pistolen87 4 года назад +29

      Interesting, but not surprising. Men with high status will always have a lot of temptation from flirtatious women, probably the reason very few Hollywood marriages lasts.

    • @alanap2670
      @alanap2670 4 года назад +17

      I think that that just proves that he is human. He made mistakes, but he also made a lasting impact on our world.

    • @amandabrown8432
      @amandabrown8432 2 года назад

      I don't think that is true. It's one of those things white suprematists say to put him and his work down.

    • @beckywhinery4652
      @beckywhinery4652 2 года назад +3

      Real people are not perfect.

  • @TheWackness64
    @TheWackness64 Год назад +3

    A good portion of my relatives got knocked up before the internet existed. I don't think tinder really changed that behavior just made it easier for those who wanted to engage.

  • @RinoGroenenberg
    @RinoGroenenberg 3 года назад

    this made me think...

  • @damianlee5438
    @damianlee5438 4 года назад +15

    All these negative comments, poorly constructed and stated I might add, showcase your ineptitude and prove the points the speaker made. She made PLENTY of very obvious bullet points. But since all the internet is ablaze with "me me me look at me" no wonder you can't see them.
    Idiocracy wasn't a movie. It was apparently a documentary the somehow travelled back in time.

    • @brockrain4618
      @brockrain4618 3 года назад

      Fuckin A

    • @Karamelaki
      @Karamelaki 2 года назад +1

      True!!! I think everyone giving negative comment is not listening as a whole but expressing what they life look like ...and we do not care lol 😆

  • @muntered9811
    @muntered9811 4 года назад +58

    I really enjoyed this, but did she have to bring up Martin Luther King, he cheated on his wife multiple times

    • @manjitkapri1816
      @manjitkapri1816 4 года назад +1

      ya dawg

    • @diegoosorio7133
      @diegoosorio7133 4 года назад +13

      Sounds harsh but it's very timely. We tend to put the onus on men, "oh MLK was a dawg, he had women on the side" but rarely do we ask the question about the other side of the coin "why is this scenario so common? Why do so many women participate and are willing to share a man and look the other way regarding his marriage status?" Lord forgive we raise questions that shine a light on anything unflattering towards women the way that we do in regards to men

    • @manjitkapri1816
      @manjitkapri1816 4 года назад +2

      @@diegoosorio7133 I mean if it was his wife that was famous then she would have the same impact dude and no way I'm supporting any cheating going on and it does put them a lil bit on the low side for me if you are a criminal or have done something immoral but that's now it was, is and will be. Should women be treated more harsher because of what they did? I think they are being treated fairly like men cuz they have a upper hand in some cases and men have upper hand is some cases.

    • @AstroMartine
      @AstroMartine 3 года назад

      ew, really? ugh

  • @verb0ze
    @verb0ze 6 месяцев назад

    It's fascinating how varied views can be from one speaker to the next. Just came from a talk that claimed hook up culture is good, and cited research. And this lady is saying the opposite, and citing research. In the end, one must choose their adventure based on their own beliefs.

  • @jordanthukkaram
    @jordanthukkaram 3 года назад +18

    Me, born in 2000, currently watching this video for the sake of "forming my view of love and relationships" lol

    • @yowhattupitzbigchungus4971
      @yowhattupitzbigchungus4971 3 года назад +4

      It was so different. I was born in 1996. Not long before you but I think I was at least on the very edge. I was an outlier who got my first smart phone in 12th grade. And I had an older sister who was pre-social media that I observed. Watching movies from the 90s and 80s..... that’s how it was

    • @dumthis3023
      @dumthis3023 3 года назад +1

      @@yowhattupitzbigchungus4971 i was born in 2000 and im trying to stay away from social media and I also love watching 70s to 90s films

    • @RealMadrid-zf9wo
      @RealMadrid-zf9wo 3 года назад +1

      Breakfast club, Ferris bullers day off, career opportunities. Some great 80s/90s flicks that I love to watch. And the girls in this time periods were 10/10s

    • @anushka-gu3nf
      @anushka-gu3nf 2 года назад

      Hey fellow old school

    • @Xaviallin1
      @Xaviallin1 Год назад +1

      @@RealMadrid-zf9wo I wish I was born in the 80s or 90s tbh

  • @rebekahwatson1600
    @rebekahwatson1600 2 года назад +1

    Starving for Intimacy..we have to take action. If not me .. than who?

  • @mo_7199
    @mo_7199 3 года назад +3

    Met my guy in 7th grade. There's no going back now.

  • @b.d.olaivar3410
    @b.d.olaivar3410 3 года назад +6

    The more I learn about the hook up thing the more I see how much I have fallen behind I really feel like I am where I was when I was 15 I was never good with women I am so alone and can't seem to fix it I am seriously considering castration at least the anxiety might leave but would hopelessness take over is this what leads Peoples to suicide BDO

  • @atrution
    @atrution 3 года назад +35

    "the cruelest thing you can ever do to another human being is ignore them" is either unacceptable hyperbole, or the opinion of someone extremely sheltered. Even in a purely emotional context.

    • @theresasutton8655
      @theresasutton8655 3 года назад +11

      Agreed. If you are self confident, and believe in who you are, being ignored by someone hardly has any effect on you, let alone have the affect of cruelty. A confident person would say, "They dissed me, their loss."

    • @willsmom93
      @willsmom93 3 года назад +1

      atrution for young people in their teens, this is by far the cruelest thing.

    • @uuuibeubeo
      @uuuibeubeo 3 года назад +8

      as if you never spent years being upset with a best friend because they suddenly stopped talking to you after an argument. sounds like you lack empathy

    • @hb1932
      @hb1932 3 года назад +5

      @@theresasutton8655 I’m sure if someone you cared about completely ignored you, you would feel some type of way, if someone random in general completely ignores you I’m also sure that that would have some type of effect on you, consciously or subconsciously, it’s normal, it’s an observation, confident or not, we don’t have complete control over our emotions.

    • @KennywalkerTV
      @KennywalkerTV 3 года назад +5

      Depends on the context of the relationship. If it’s someone you just wanted to sleep or weren’t close with emotionally then it’s not so bad but if it’s someone you really admired and had some level of emotional investment in, it has the potential to really take a toll on you.

  • @josephkoski4632
    @josephkoski4632 3 года назад +2

    These internet sites create what appears to be a much smaller world as far as dating goes.

  • @yawadh
    @yawadh 4 года назад +13

    At least the county library didn't spread fake news! :p

  • @grantmclendon4034
    @grantmclendon4034 2 месяца назад

    I don’t know what to say other than there is no hope out there when it comes to relationships. She’s right on everything but I won’t sugar code things. There are a lot of good things out there such as people becoming more accepting others choices but let’s be real, falling in love is like winning the lottery in todays society. Good luck

  • @kritisrivastava9393
    @kritisrivastava9393 2 года назад

    February 2, 2022.
    Shukriya.

  • @riadachillada5281
    @riadachillada5281 2 года назад

    i wouldn’t say that’s the cruelest but to someone who loves you it is

  • @atmiles88
    @atmiles88 2 года назад +2

    10:02 It’s CORETTA, with a C. Not Loretta. How dare she mess that up.

  • @arkkk1294
    @arkkk1294 2 года назад +7

    I dont understand ppl that ghost...sure you are wasting my time...but, why dont you value your own time...like what did getting to know me for a week and then cutting me off actually solve...how does someone just take on a project where they know there is a high chance of failure (mostly because of themselves) and then actually proceed to waste a whole week of their life with no fruits in return, like wtf, hahaha...
    I should start the conversations with...do you have hobbies...then...do you actually have the talent required to practice your hobbies, cause you seem to be very comfortable wasting your time...unless their hobby is to waste time, then everything I said was for nothing, hahaha.

  • @Americanm100
    @Americanm100 4 года назад +10

    She's complaining that the present generation doesn't accept eachother as partners, then goes on to talk about how it's great that everyone is accepting eachother across racial/ethnic barriers. First off, that's contradictory. Second, she doesn't think there might be a connection?

    • @tarp11z
      @tarp11z 4 года назад

      You may be right. Tough crowd, though.

  • @AtlantiXYL
    @AtlantiXYL 3 года назад +3

    Dating app never worked for me. 1 maybe date every 5 months. You get more girls contacting you when your RUclips channel shows off your life.

  • @BeautifulDejavu
    @BeautifulDejavu 4 года назад +5

    What does it mean to be Emotional Invisible?

    • @jazcap
      @jazcap 4 года назад +3

      lol UNT Soci?

    • @Plasticscrub
      @Plasticscrub 4 года назад +4

      IBeautiful DejaVuI numb

    • @jedimindmastery7811
      @jedimindmastery7811 4 года назад +15

      It just means there's no emotional investment or issues with receiving it or issues with dealing with it all together. Some people use people like drugs or see them like drugs. They like to use them but with any drug you build a tolerance. It makes it difficult to build something long-term.

    • @alanacevedo4928
      @alanacevedo4928 3 года назад

      @@jazcap Me rn

  • @halhansen778
    @halhansen778 Год назад

    YES. These things are becoming prevalent without question. BUT. We’re going to need some concrete steps, however. Some practical guides - not written on “notes” on your cell, but on paper and discussed with another human being. None of these TED talks do that, however, so, with a bit of pessimism, we’re a little bit doomed. Not everybody, of course but - half of us. If it’s not written on paper, it’s not a goal, it’s a dream.

  • @preciousmousse
    @preciousmousse Год назад +1

    I appreciate the lecture, but let's not witch hunt some random apps for the way people choose to use them. The emotional disconnection first and foremost from oneself was there already.

  • @q695
    @q695 3 года назад +1

    My Masters degree work is on traditional courtship

  • @AlisInterrail
    @AlisInterrail 3 года назад +1

    I am very sad for not being able to like this video a hundred times.

  • @pistolen87
    @pistolen87 4 года назад +33

    I was looking for some deep insights, couldn't find them though

  • @wl6279
    @wl6279 2 года назад

    therefore, ghosting was created

  • @jeromebarry1741
    @jeromebarry1741 Год назад

    I'm 60, 3 daughters, no grandkids. The youngest daughter is single and willing to consider parenting in a marriage providing 2 parents to the child, but no man has offered to marry her.

    • @jeromebarry1741
      @jeromebarry1741 Год назад

      Her descriptions of Gens Millenial and Z are, in my opinion, utterly false. Indeed, they are the most intolerant and hate-filled people I've ever met.

  • @princeofdarknessfr
    @princeofdarknessfr 12 дней назад

    I have ghosted a woman and i am ashamed

  • @timinator20o0
    @timinator20o0 3 года назад

    5:20 "Judging a book by its cover"
    😎 that's why i always swipe right 😂 nearly. The bio makea a difference though. Like "activist". for me anyways. lol

  • @keirapritchard8748
    @keirapritchard8748 4 года назад +12

    She doesn't get to the point until 17 minutes in. Fast forward to that if you're short of time

  • @JackAndTheBeanstalkr
    @JackAndTheBeanstalkr Год назад

    Ruthless honesty this is not... Yoda.

  • @dashsir5810
    @dashsir5810 4 года назад +9

    One should never get physical unless we don't have 100% garuntee of marriage with same person..
    Otherwise you are unlucky because you have best moments of your life with other person and and you are living with another person for your life time this is very unlucky way to live your life..
    We should be monogamous because getting closer to someone physically is the only thing so we can remain special for that one person otherwise you are not special for that person you are common ..
    Lifelong relationships are not boring it is boring only if you have not sense of humour.....

  • @TimezUp23
    @TimezUp23 4 года назад +18

    Oddly, she didnt mention feminism.

    • @marilynmonroe5824
      @marilynmonroe5824 4 года назад +3

      She should have but male violence is much older than feminism

    • @richardscanlan3419
      @richardscanlan3419 4 года назад +2

      @@marilynmonroe5824 feminism is worse than communism and fascism.Male violence,pfft,not even in the running.

    • @DISASTERJOE
      @DISASTERJOE 4 года назад +4

      @@marilynmonroe5824 I bet you're violent.

  • @renomotlex
    @renomotlex 2 года назад +3

    I wholeheartedly agree with the overall message and may possibly agree with every single thought she expresses, but my God, who lied to her that those pants are a good idea? I think it's maybe a jumpsuit or something, but the pants part just looks hideous. Nice lady, though. It is very encouraging to find that there are still people alive who have her perspectives and beliefs. It is an uphill battle, but one that needs fought. Relationships like that of my parents, and grandparents, don't seem to exist, anymore, and people don't seem to be as bothered about that as I am. The world is becoming a sad place.

    • @Xaviallin1
      @Xaviallin1 Год назад

      You’re not alone because this is the one thing I get sad about almost on a daily basis

  • @Daron125
    @Daron125 Год назад +1

    Thank you, now I know I'm going to treat women how they've treated me and ghost them like a phantom!

  • @julia.24
    @julia.24 3 года назад +18

    this feels so short sighted. i kept waiting for her to get to the point as to why hookup culture has failed us, but she doesn't even really seem to define what hookup culture is, aside from alluding to what is in my mind greater autonomy in romantic relationships with fewer social expectations for formality or commitment. i don't think the alternative of decades past, an intense pressure to formalize relationships and marry within a short span of time, did people much better in terms of emotional health, vulnerability, or connection. that's not to say i like how disconnected we are but to blame that on a loosening of social expectations rather than, idk, how increasingly overworked and atomized people are in a capitalist society, feels pretty lazy.

    • @susanstohelit3114
      @susanstohelit3114 2 года назад +1

      Absolutely. Online dating doesn't bring this behaviour about, just enables it, makes it easier. And the problem is people usually not being clear with themselves and/or honest with their partners

  • @hhiuktoo3060
    @hhiuktoo3060 3 года назад

    Coretta Scott King... otherwise. Interesting.
    Dating is for eliminating the bad ones.

  • @avaj2825
    @avaj2825 Год назад +1

    What are the girls getting out of the hook-up culture?? So cold! Absolutely nothing to look forward to at all.

  • @thatlimabeanbitch_
    @thatlimabeanbitch_ 3 года назад

    It was not love at first sight

  • @zeuz4218
    @zeuz4218 2 года назад +1

    Lemme guess she’s saying all this bc she participated in that hookup culture and now wants something serious.

  • @blastorange2460
    @blastorange2460 4 года назад

    This is so true I told a girl on Facebook that I hope your day is lovely just like you and got blocked for it this was a fairly common line I would think only like 20 years ago.

    • @chloez6919
      @chloez6919 4 года назад +5

      you were prob creepy abt it or not her type

  • @TeleportlabsETH
    @TeleportlabsETH 4 года назад +22

    Terrible speech skills aside, hook up culture is only coincidental with dating apps. Dating apps are just tools and people choose how they use them. There are lots of people put there that don’t know what they want in life and no matter where you meet them, they’re not going to be good for you. The presumption that because you met someone at your local church, it makes them more well suited for dating than someone you met in a dating app is absurd. Dating always conveys risk for women, even if it’s someone you met through a 3rd person, there is no prudent way to avoid those risks unless you learn how to tell the good from the bad. It’s a quality of maturity and experience. If I happen to meet the mother of my children in a dating app...that might not sound romantic but it doesn’t devalue the relationship as long as we knew what we wanted and were careful and not rush into things.

    • @kennethg5460
      @kennethg5460 4 года назад +5

      Dating apps are for losers. Everything in the world is compartmentalized so no one whats to make the effort to go out and meet new people through social gatherings or events. They just want to swipe left. Like ordering a pizza. Unfortunately because many millennial men were raised by single moms you have 30 year old manchilds wearing Batman tee shirts to work, still living at home,and lacking the social adeptness to approach, meet, pickup, and successfully date women. Real men can meet attractive women anywhere. They do not use apps. Successful dating takes work,effort, and skill.Everyone is always looking for shortcuts.

    • @AnnaKaiye
      @AnnaKaiye 4 года назад +5

      First answer on here that taps into what bothered me about this speech. It seems like she has a fairy tale belief of how things ought to be based on a dressed up version of the truth. Her example of Dr. King is purely anecdotal and used to prop up her personal opinion against "hook-up culture".
      Her speech makes it seem like everyone fell in love in the old days and communicated perfectly and are going to celebrate their 60th wedding anniversary this year. She doesn't take into account the socioeconomic reasons for long-lasting marriages, the debilitating stigmas around not sticking to an unhappy marriage, and so on.
      She also doesn't really separate hook-up culture online from online dating like you appear to have done. Hook up culture existed in the 80s too. It was called going to a bar, getting drunk, and spending the night with whoever you hooked up with.
      Overall, the message here was all over the place. She didn't hone in on the underlying factors that have brought us to where we are today.

    • @susanstohelit3114
      @susanstohelit3114 2 года назад

      @@kennethg5460 What are you , a dating coach or something?

    • @kennethg5460
      @kennethg5460 2 года назад

      @@susanstohelit3114 Not a coach. Just a man with experience.

    • @susanstohelit3114
      @susanstohelit3114 2 года назад

      @@kennethg5460 In that case your experience is very skewed

  • @susanstohelit3114
    @susanstohelit3114 2 года назад +6

    It's interesting how it is mostly men that go "Oh, yeah, miss the good old times, when you could just go to a bar, blah blah blah".
    Anyway, "hookup culture" is not new, dating apps aren't a problem, they are just a tool we use and if that "intimacy problem" was not there before, they can't create it.
    - I have had more intimacy and have learned more things from dating apps and social media than anywhere else.
    - They also let you filter out people you wouldn't want to waste your time with much faster. It allows you to find so many more like-minded people than just the ones you meet in your closed community.
    - There are a lot crueller things you can do to a person besides ignoring them.
    - People in the past (women especially) were absolutely not happier overall

    • @alphabeta3105
      @alphabeta3105 2 года назад +2

      You've learnt more more things with those guys who already have all the hook up market aka the same guys who fok every girl.
      You filtered all guys who already got rejected by the vast majority of girls because of looks and height solely.
      How do you know that women were not happier than today? Do you think men were happier?

    • @alphabeta3105
      @alphabeta3105 2 года назад

      You've learnt more more things with those guys who already have all the hook up market aka the same guys who fok every girl.
      You filtered all guys who already got rejected by the vast majority of girls because of looks and height solely.
      How do you know that women were not happier than today? Do you think men were happier?

    • @susanstohelit3114
      @susanstohelit3114 2 года назад +1

      @@alphabeta3105 I sense incel vibes here

    • @K4113B4113
      @K4113B4113 Год назад

      ​@@susanstohelit3114 Okay. You don't feel like infinite options leads to moving on to the next person faster (i.e. if everything ain't perfect I'm leaving) or a feeling of "there is always someone better around the corner"? Or having all the matches inflating the ego leading to unrealistic expectations?
      That intimacy that you experienced. Is that still ongoing? Are you in a lasting relationship?
      Isn't it true that unhappiness and suicide rates is at an all-time high? I could be mistaken.
      Where did you find out that people and especially women were unhappier in the past?

  • @UAX619
    @UAX619 3 года назад

    I find that that North American Girl clearly don't know what they want on dating apps.. I've had more luck with international women actually know what they want. (And no not to be sponsored to be brought over)
    Sigh wish I can go back to 1993 when people actually met in person

  • @asianom1
    @asianom1 Год назад

    Online dating is for unattractive people, just watched an entire documentary on it!….if you can’t pick up a mate in the wild than you’ve got more than a dating problem to deal with

    • @umaraja7473
      @umaraja7473 Год назад

      whats the documentary called

  • @dawnemile7499
    @dawnemile7499 3 года назад

    Yes, Martin Luther King became famous but he apparently wanted more than one wife.

  • @johnl4657
    @johnl4657 2 года назад

    This video needs subtitles.

  • @timinator20o0
    @timinator20o0 3 года назад +3

    3:40 "enabling hookup culture. Hookup by its very name is viod of intimacy."
    Not necessarily. 🤷 There's a ever growing community of people who have these experiences and connect with eachother in an intimate way, yet without necessarily the same kind of intimacy that "True Love" entails. Hookups can be void of intimacy. But they dont have to. Especially if youre wanting a friend with benefits. You can really bond with someone without necessarily wanting any commitment. Some people are naturally like that. If people were honest, this mismatching problem would be solved. That guy who sent you the image without consent first? Dishonest. If he was honest, he may would have already found someone who wanted what he did.
    Dishonesty is the primary problem. Not hookups/fwb themselves.

  • @Jen-qt6eg
    @Jen-qt6eg Год назад

    Hookup society, so what separates us from the animals?

  • @yahyaahmed8145
    @yahyaahmed8145 3 года назад

    Why am I being a post millennial generation watching this 😅