Intimacy is NOT sex. It is about ‘reveling’ yourself to another person. Letting another person know your faults, weaknesses, and insecurities and they love you despite them. Guys struggle with this concept.
My ❤partner is 60 and 11 years older than me. We have communication issues. I like to talk, where he finds it difficult due to being very badly burnt from his kids mother. Basically she cheated on him with his friends for 20yrs. It took him along time to catch her out. Our issue is he misinterpret alot of what I say and the words I use. Especially when it comes to his kids. I have kids too from a previous 20yr marrage
I like the video but the masculine/feminine analogy makes me cringe. Further information may be required but happy to debate this stereotypical component. We all have female/Male energies and traits.
What? It's a two way street in communicating effectively and everyone needs to take the time to listen properly. I am assuming this relationship advice is from the 1950's catering for the heteronormative world🤣🤣
this is so practical and brilliant.there si simpy no way to dispute this..the ones that do are the ones that will suffer
Intimacy is NOT sex. It is about ‘reveling’ yourself to another person. Letting another person know your faults, weaknesses, and insecurities and they love you despite them. Guys struggle with this concept.
Best vid yet Jake. Congrats man. Very insightful. Keep them coming please 😊
Thanks for These Very Powerful Tips- these concepts & Ideas are potentially life changing. Thank you so much! ♥️🥰♥️
Great advise.
Loved the video!!
My ❤partner is 60 and 11 years older than me. We have communication issues. I like to talk, where he finds it difficult due to being very badly burnt from his kids mother. Basically she cheated on him with his friends for 20yrs. It took him along time to catch her out.
Our issue is he misinterpret alot of what I say and the words I use. Especially when it comes to his kids. I have kids too from a previous 20yr marrage
I like the video but the masculine/feminine analogy makes me cringe. Further information may be required but happy to debate this stereotypical component. We all have female/Male energies and traits.
With pillar 5, Communication, why do you talk about how a woman should communicate and not mention how a man should
What? It's a two way street in communicating effectively and everyone needs to take the time to listen properly. I am assuming this relationship advice is from the 1950's catering for the heteronormative world🤣🤣