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In my current life, I've had to gravitate towards relearning my belief system and going on a journey within myself. Know thy self first then my reality is not to stress, rather bring logic in, as this will help to be more open minded and not be too emotional. It's being a good listener and communicator showing one's vunerability... Be authentic and speak from the heart without getting defensive... It takes practice ❤️
Wonderful teachers, both of you. My husband of 50 years died recently and we had a great marriage. We both had passion and patience and loved each other all those years. No regrets. We had love and chemistry from the beginning to the end. Just wish we had more time.
@@linak7155 I AM but at 63 it's getting harder....not easier. I have overwhelming issues and despite all the inner work and my relationship with Yeshua aka Jesus it doesn't seem to change my challenging circumstances.
Some ppl remain in dead relationships out of convenience and fear of starting over by themselves. Never settle for someone you have lukewarm feelings for. That's another lesson I had to learn the hard way.
Happiness does not always mean having a partner in your life. I can honestly say, that I have never been so happy, in my adult life, since realising that. Nearly 7 years being single now and I wouldn't change a thing in my life right now. Good luck to those who are searching for their happy ever after,, be it, with someone else or, not.
@@VAPORFEELS I never lie to anyone and certainly not to myself. You may want someone to make your life complete whereas, I have my children and a stress free life as a single man. You have no right to judge me so move on.
hahaha. Right. But real trust comes from just feeling solid in yourself. Then you are not as afraid to be betrayed anyway. I don't need to trust someone else 100%. Trust in yourself.
Thank-you for articulating how WEIRD it feels to finally have healthy relationships when you're not used to it. I've done enough healing that my mind is blown on a regular basis.
Im in a weirdly amazing relationship, both parties very open and vulnerable. I've been reflecting and openly share it with my partner. My past is full of emotional neglect and trust issues but a very giving person. I've always wanted to be really heard. I accept getting what I need is scary.💕🙏
it takes 2 relatively healthy people to come together successfully, what I mean by that is people who are willing to learn, grow, change, own their stuff, have empathy, understanding, not perfect but be able to make concessions
The longer i live, the more i realize that the kinder and more understanding I am the crueler the world gets towards me. People closest to me take advantage of my time, energy and resources and give nothing back.
It is SUCH A RELIEF when you meet a person who loves you in a healthy way and cherishes you. I had that for 41 years until my mate died last year. He was like my beloved grandfather cuddly,.warm,.strong emotionally and practically he wanted to take care of me in the way I needed he handled the more practical male things...car maintenance scheduling, reaching the high things in our house. We were sailboat cruisers for years never once did I feel in danger even in a hurricane at anchor. It was like nothing bad could ever happen to me ..we were even robbed at gunpoint once, not on the boat ,my mate had a pistol beside him,but we had been surprised and one of the men was at the foot of the bed had my late mate gone for the gun he would have been shot...likely me too. We both could have died. He was very very controlled, gave the robbers enough to get.rid of them and we were safe. I trusted him completely in every possible way the exact way my grandfather made me feel. I knew very early on we had the same background, values,.character and personality traits. I was the luckiest of women....what a miracle he was in my life.
I'm amazed at how good this woman is at what she does, and at how well she teaches us! When I opened this video I never thought I was going to listen through the whole 2 hours! Lori Gottlieb is a name to remember.
"The person who is going to heal us is ourselves". So true, healing ourselves is our business and our responsibility and mature individuals recognize this, discipline your mind and your actions, there's a path to peace, do the work, because noone else can do it for you.
There are so many gems in this conversation. I'm still processing it all. I feel these are important conversations to have with your significant other.
I thought I would be single forever and I accepted it and was used to it. I finally found intimacy and vulnerability with someone in my 40s and now, after her ending it (because of my emotional immaturity and inexperience), I FINALLY realize the magic of connection. I crave it now more than I ever thought I would before.
@@DJRenee I'm trying. I'm reading everything I can. The lessons from the past will always be with me too. I do know just because I now crave a mutual, reciprocal, loving relationship finally, it isn't the same as deserving one without the work involved. Maybe again some day 🤞
@@varnishyourboard listening to experts and talking about it is definitely in a positive direction! I'm in my first emotionally vulnerable relationship in my late 30s and it feels strange but amazing.🙏
‘Your partner can handle the truth of who you are’. Some of the most profound words I’ve ever listened to. The ‘difference between secrecy and privacy’ discussion was fascinating too. Superb session, Lewis.
I really like how the host is co ordinating with the guest..he is not pushy with his questions and the interview looks balanced. The guest is also able to talk in relaxed and free manner as she is not constantly interrupted or bombarded with questions..
I simply want peace. If your relationship gives you peace and enjoyment great! My experience with relationships have brought me more grief then peace. The energy I have invested left me very unhappy, stressed, and tired. The thousands of people with mental health disorders etc. make it especially challenging. Someone who is simply unhappy that wants to operate their life in a toxic way will only wreak havoc on anyone they have personal relationships with. It takes two really emotionally healthy successfully single people to have a loving and peaceful relationship.
Omg me too! I obsess lately and I’m single now. But I need the peace first! And hopefully I’ll find a man again but we need the serenity first and it’s a process
very well said! People are not emotionally available and are lazy about working at relationships....1 narcissist can bring down a 100 people BUT a 100 people cannot bring up 1 narcissist!
Lewis you are so genuine in all your interviews. Your questions are always spot on. This interview with Lori has been so influential for me. I love her definition of greatness. Thank you
So thats why its soo important that premarital counselling be done. Its VERY important to know how your partner wants to be loved and to know if you can keep up. Dont fool yourself. Loving someone shouldnt drain you in ANY way. It should be as close to natural for you, as possible, and REALLY Beautiful. GREAT interview...
I’ve been with a lot of terrible people and also people who just were stuck in their own heads. My current partner though is so considerate, he’s just always aware of small things to make me more comfortable. We sleep with a fan, but if he isn’t in bed I get cold so when he wakes up early he moves the fan so it isn’t directly on me and I won’t get cold. It’s just one small little thing, but he’s aware of it. He is considerate and that’s so important, to be considerate and thoughtful of your partner.
Damn right! That is me to a T! That is why I became a doctor to patients and a school teacher. I'm a care taker and my 3 daughter's were well raised .....single now though. "Its the little things he does he does for me yeah!" Beatles
Dang she's good!! Less than 10 minutes in and Lori Gottlieb has already thrown out several really straight to the essence insights that immediately help you get it.
The sources of hurting one another is important. Since we all make mistakes, have idiosyncrasies, have character flaws, hurting the other is inevitable. Then comes the real challenge, if the situation is not a moral or ethical failure, one really needs to avoid overreacting.
LEWIS…I’ve said it before…I absolutely LOVE ❤️ this channel! What you are doing here is absolutely INCREDIBLE! There’s so much negativity in RUclips and SM in general. Your channel is an oasis in the desert 🐪 🌵 . Thank You 🙏🏽
This is more valuable than years worth of personal talk therapy. She gives so many real life applications. I love the questions asked and so many nuggets to take into my real life relationships. Thank you!!
Why wasn’t I enough? You were enough!. This really resonated with me as I’ve had a few guys tell me… You’re too good for me… So hurtful but we all got to work on our wounds!
same with my recent ex, this is the first time someone who told me i am enough. But what they said in the video, they haven't dealt their wounds of having someone who is enough. it's very healing to my broken heart right now. I couldn't believe him when he said actually i am enough, it was a him problem. It's my wounded idea of i am not enough not matter how much i did with my parents. i think i need to know i am enough my parents dint give me that validation. i need to heal this before i enter a new relationship. ❤
Understanding the others person’s reality is most important. A person feels loved by you understanding them. The operators manual example is really good! We need to listen to others better. Pay attention to the other persons needs. Thank you for this advice.
Lewis! I always love 💗how you ask the right questions! You always ask the right questions!!! “It’s not Asking the question. It’s asking the Right questions.” It takes a lot of emotional intelligence to be able know how to ask the questions.🙏👏🏻🥂
People keep looking for love as if they are looking for an item....love has to be natural/organic. Sadly many women especially feel the need to conform to society and do the get married have kids thing, and in their search they come across men in clubs, dating sites etc., and try to make these men into what their dream man would be like, and that is where the disagreement...marriage and quick divorce and the search continues. Not every soul came in this world to experience marriage/kids/family life....some of us come to experience childlessness, living alone and we need to be still and let our inside voice guide us and not force a love relationship.
Omg I had no idea women didn’t hug men when they cry! That’s what I’ve always done! I’ve had quite a few men weep in my arms, I found my love for them deepen. Vulnerability is sexy. The female just wants to know you can be strong for her if she ever needed, and releasing emotion will grow your strength.
Yes, I agree. As much as I am enjoying much of what she offers in this conversation, I really don't agree with her on many points because I see that she has an underlying assumption that all people are rational. Not all people are rational because their judgement is clouded by trauma and how their personality and behavior have developed based upon what happened during their formative years. Abusive people DON'T WANT TO CARE about how their partner feels and will not want to work with their partner as a team, even if they may pretend to toward their therapist. She is mostly speaking to rational people who simply misunderstand each other from poor communication or lack therof. But this doesn't apply to people who are abusive, including those who AREN'T AWARE that they are abusive.
My late partner was a macho man who felt comfortable crying. He would share his emotions with me and be so open and supportive when I was emotional. In contrast, an ex I had before him who once in a while would cry- but in a way that made me uncomfortable because he would express an entitled outlook just for having showed vulnerability, and on top of that, was never supportive in my vulnerable moments. I rue the day my hon passed- he was such a solid guyk. It’s taking me a long time to grieve him, but looking for the good he showed me in new men has made my way better. Because I’ve never again accepted a man who uses masculinity as the excuse to be manipulative with his own or others emotional vulnerability. I love love love a guy who doesn’t do that.
Mentioning repair, in the first few moments of the interview- then listening, then intention- then needs, really nailed it. All just so paramount for functioning relationships for all of us. Required listening for everyone wanting improved connections.
Imagine if we learned this stuff at school...what an amazing love story I could have had lol, if only I had known how selfish and self centred I was in relationships. Thankyou for this Lori, true gold 💛 namaste 🙏 ❤
I agree with you, however at 50 years old a man (or woman) should know how to love or at the very least make their intentions known before hurting another person.
I love her term 'curiosity versus criticism'. Ive always tried to figure the other side without judgement. This clarifies my intent! Thank you. Ive learned so much today
This podcast really resonated with me on so many issues. I spent 20+ years in an unhealthy & abusive relationship. I always thought my expectations were to high. After all marriage is supposed to be hard. That’s what all of my family & grandparents would tell me growing up. FALSE. Now that I’m in a healthy relationship, it’s an easy as a walk in the park. I basically did the complete opposite of what I did in my marriage. I know have a standard that I don’t waver on. I have boundaries that can’t ever be crossed. We aligned on having the same values, lifestyles, ways we communicate and a true equal partnership. Our words match our actions and we both can be flexible. Our love languages line up perfectly as well. Life is better than I ever thought possible.
Some people want others to have emotional intelligence so THEY can be understood. They will keep explaining to you how bad they want to be understood…… but that same person does not make that same effort in exchange.
This is by far the most valuable, insightful 2 hours that I've spent watching a video on RUclips!!! First of all, Lewis - I've just only recently discovered your channel here and I've only watched three interviews: with Marisa Peer (whom I've been following for quite a while now and I just LOVE her therapeutic approach), with Ms. LePera, and now this - with Lori Gottlieb. The interviews kept getting better and better every time. I really like your style and how you are in a true "exchange" with your guests, which I find is very rare. And one can tell that you are also "learning, healing" during these sessions, which I think is really great. It makes you so authentic... .which is also rare in this "type of business". This interview with Lori has been such an eye opener for me in ways I cannot even explain. SOOOO valuable, so revealing, so healing. She is truly a very special person and a great therapist. She's awesome! I'll have to listen to this interview again and again to comprehend and understand everything being said here. I am full of gratitude for having found this (or being "brought" to your) channel and I want to thank you for all those other videos which I haven't even watched yet, but I know that they will be just as valuable and amazing! THANK YOU, THANK YOU, THANK YOU!!! ❤❤🙏🙏
Lewis, I love how u usually open up about your personal experiences, especially about romantic relationships. I'm sure that by doing this, u bring peace to men who think that showing their vulnarabilities was a mistake. I'm sure ur videos and u opening up to a huge audience like us will change their perspective about men.
His vulnerability doesn't create peace for Us. That is just your emotional response as a Woman. The vulnerability thing sounds great, but in practice it will never work. Worldwide in places where Men behave "feminine" by being vulnerable, The Matriarchal Women think the Men are worthless. They still want a strong Man emotionally, and as a Man, in those Cultures, listening and understanding is held in a much higher regard. As a Man being vulnerable in Society IS weakness and all of the wishful thinking will never change that. You can't simply make a statement that being vulnerable is strength in this modern day and have it be true. We are hard wired to see vulnerability in Men as being a Pussy.
@@gregmason8150 she wasn’t saying being vulnerable in society - she was saying being vulnerable in a relationship. Fear of being hurt keeps folks from opening up - especially men. And usually those men were hurt by someone they loved in their past so they say never again! If you cannot let your guard down for your woman once in awhile - then live will never grow. That woman will go on to find a mate who will. We don’t want soy boys - but we don’t want hard rocks either. A balance is needed. This is coming from someone who respects men and likes manly men. Occasional vulnerability is key to keeping her hooked for life.
Once you fall in love with the person you are life becomes so much brighter and better. And eventually, a partner will come into your life not to complete it but to share it with you💖
Amazing guest and great interview. 👌 Conversation is so inspiring, meaningful and factual, and this woman seems like a great therapist and radiates beautiful energy. I really like her. And love you Louis 💖. Thank you for another wonderful video 👌🙏❤️
Letting go of the idea of “winning”, “being better”, “being right” or even “being in more pain” can make the biggest difference in a relationship. If you don’t run, there won’t be a race. If you don’t give it air, it won’t rise. The ego can be a fickle thing… Get to know your ego, train it or it will take the reign in your life.
I’m learning more and more every day that sometimes the person right in front of us may be triggering some thing from decades ago and it’s hard in the moment to see it for what it is. It’s not like they are doing anything wrong. It’s that they are stepping on a massive hot button. Imagine how much less friction there would be in relationships if we could pause in the moment and ask ourselves if what we are feeling is really as big in the moment or was big in the moment years ago and we can choose to deal with it differently. That’s not to say that people can never hurt us or upset us because they do. It’s knowing the difference.
I found peace and love within me. Other than needing a helping hand when I had to move something heavy, I feel no need for companionship. Some ppl have a strong desire to pair up, some ppl don’t.
Excellent video; it had me nailed from beginning to end. Ironically, it confirmed for me how unstable and volatile relationships are, that solitude without all that “emotional noise” feels like pure bliss.
This was a great podcast. My partner and I were able to benefit from it. I'm so grateful it came across my feed. I would had not clicked on it because of the title. I taught to myself, "I'm not single, I don't need to hear this" but once I heard all of the couples therapy work, I was hooked! Thanks Lewis for making this possible!
I LOVE Lewis’s videos, but I completely see what you’re saying- I learned to bypass the titles of his videos because the titles can sometimes be a little misleading or diminutive. The content of these interviews are priceless, but I wonder if adjusting titles would present the interview better?
Why does it appear as if Lewis doesn't really get this? "Seek first to understand, then be understood." Steven Covey Also, lacking understanding or interest in what the other person is needing is also key! Many people don't want to actually "work", things out! Relationships take interest, empathy, work, patience, trust etc to work...
All conflict between people comes down to one thing: one person wants the other person to think, or believe, or act like that person wants them to. That is the reality. So compromise is just a matter of one or both people giving up a little of what they want from the other person. Btw, this also applies to groups of people and even nations.
"I'm saying if you truly forgive that person, great but that not necessarily the goal. It doesn't make you less of a person, it doesn't make you less evolved because you can have compassion and not forgiveness." "I that could do more damage than good when you tell yourself you forgive someone when you actually don't. That force forgiveness can be a trap and it could leave you in a stuck position for much longer then you would be if you just acknowledged I don't actually forgive them" This certainly isn't the case with the world today: there is so much forced forgiveness and coddling people's bad behavior especially the court system. 🤦
What an amazing conversation! Wow! I’ll definitely have to replay this a few more times to fully process everything, take notes, and even do some of the “homework” you describe to apply it to my life. Thank you for this gift.
Great discussion, thank you. It is a shame that we are born to converse with each other and yet when the excitement dims and there are problems to solve and a life to live, we start to mis-communicate and close ourselves off to dealing with these struggles together. Team work and conversations equally will ensure a happy marriage even if it's awkward to work through. The reason alot of these relationships don't work is often that one of the partners has a hidden agenda and is too comfortable or selfish to share their truth and leave the marriage. We only get one life on this earth and l would want it to be with someone who wholeheartedly wants to share it with me or set me free to live it the best way I can!
Same here. Tired. so scary when realized I should be happier than this. Drained by jealous partner. He’s never going to see there’s no reason to feel the way he does. Thought he’d see that theres no reason to worry. I am always accounted for n tired of proving myself. Too many sorries to count. Ufff dating seems scarier n don’t know how I’m going to do that bc so shy n men scare me if I don’t know them. Don’t know what I’m going to do. Great video.
All of this talk. I am halfway through this video almost and I have to say it makes you want to just move to the middle of nowhere, live alone off the land and find peace and happiness. I just realized maybe I want to be a monk…
Finding anyone equally yoked with you is no easy task! Isolating doesn't help, for loners. Sometimes there is no repairing the assault, battery or mental emotional, physical, financial and other abuses. So moving on, is the best choice, no matter how many months it took to find a clever, charming abuser. They lacked empathy, and that alone when I discovered their mask slips and words didn't match their deeds, and flew away. It's a painful lesson to learn, however less painful than accepting and allowing abuse. Even the officer who protected me one time, expressed that I deserve better than that. He also said I hope you divorce the sick man who did this to you.
You either have to change the person you are with....or change the person you are with! When someone is always the victim *often a narcissist* no matter what you do and how much you change yourself they will not change. However, we can heal after you leave the toxic relationship.
Listening to this after hearing Lewis on a more recent podcast talk about wanting to be in therapy with new relationship, & each have own coach or therapist. I’m 68, divorced about 5 years after 33 years emotional roller coaster marriage (him self-medicating with alcohol, me going into depression after my father died, diagnosed ADHD as adult,+,+,+,other stuff), and our son trying to cope. Yes, continuing on self-healing journey, and joint problem solving with therapist/counselor will be part of any possible future relationship. I told son I don’t expect “forgiveness” from him (son), AND I do want him to know I am profoundly sad and sorry for the things he had to put up with as a child.
Wow this was such a deep dive- I love he keeps getting more and more specific with his questions and her explanations are right on the mark and clear… think I just unraveled most of my childhood attachment issues that I’ve been dragging into all my relationships !
I’ve been in a healthy relationship for 13 years & some days I still don’t believe it. It’s weird to feel safe when you always wanted it, but never had it. You always think you’re going to be blindsided. Like, it’s too good to be true.
It's likely you aren't looking in the right places then. I would say it's a self-evident thing if for example you only consider the popular guys as potential partners.
@@Leonhart_93 That's exactly what I have been hearing from my own son that, the girls are only looking at well buffed guys with money and ignoring the regular guy with a degree and working towards his Masters .
Most people have a fear of being alone when everyone is typically alone at the end. Having financial stability keeps women from wanting toxic relationships with toxic men. I remember when I was financially unstable i was a dating machine. Once i became financially solid I stopped dating losers and was actually happier
Most people aren't looking for love and most have no clue of what love is. If you fall in it. It's not love because you will eventually fall out of it. Teal Swan defined love as taking someone as a part of you and only wanting the best for them. I love all my exs even though I know someone wanted me dead. I still love them. The only place to find live is within yourself. There's only one love. Everything else us just an energetic/chemical response when you're attracted to someone. Everyone is scared to be themselves in the beginning of any relationship and hold that character until they have them hooked with a letter of ownership (marriage license). If you can't call them a best friend and love every second you're with them, they're not yours.
MY OPINION: 1- FEAR 2- STUCK BETWEEN REALITY AND BELIEVES 3- NO TRUST 4- ALWAYS ASKING FOR MORE 5- LOOKING FOR DADY AND MOMY IN A PARTNER 6- A TOTAL SLAVERY FOR DESIRES 7-...
@@jermo1213 You are totally right. number 2: Stuck between reality and believes. BELIEVES that have been built from social media or religion or society... so I totally agree my friend.
What a great interview. Human relationships are so fascinating. I've learned so much. When Lori said " You revealed yourself the most in an intimate relationship" is so profound and true. And sharing her perspective on "forced forgiveness". Thanks for bringing Lori back, Lewis. Appreciate you.
Amazing!!! I'm gonna watch this video over and over again. I learned a lot about myself and I hope I can continue to improve my relationships. Thank you!! 🙏
Fantastic episode Lewis. Had me hooked to the conversation the entire time! You two did such a great job exploring the ins and outs of a relationship that I could feel the healing as I was listening! Crazy insight and brilliantly done. Will definitely be rewatching this episode in the coming months. Thank you!
Again wow...I left my first love because I couldn't get him to listen or understand me..years later I wish that we had had a better therapist to guide us through our conversations.
Thank you so much for sharing her with us!! This was simply amazing. I thoroughly enjoyed & took away so many jewels and gems from this session. I’m definitely going to get the book and workbook to add to my ongoing healing journey! Thank you again ❤️
This came up on my feed today, which is now 2 years later...hehe. It is absolutely brilliant. There's so many insights I've taken from it in my heeling journey of the past year. Thank you so much Lori & Lewis 👐🏻
This was so eye-opening.. I haven't finished yet as I bawled half way through. Thank you for sharing such insight! I found it so interesting that we don't need to achieve completed self-work and healing before we enter into a relationship, but it's actually THROUGH an intimate relationship that we can learn, see more clearly, and work on ourselves... and that a safe environment also helps us to heal. Makes sense! Looking forward to further introspection and what more you have to say.
One of the best podcasts I’ve listened to. Not only about relationships, but about the human nature in general. Great message at the end regarding her definition of greatness. We would trully need to radiate and spread peace, which always comes from within (and from a lot of work with ourselves). And also related to the latter, indeed, men really must become comfortable with being vulnerable (but at the same time women should also be able to contain that vulnerability).
I think I need a degree in psychology like her...in order to have another relationship, but usuallly its continuous misunderstandings, betrayal, control, money, sex, crazy emotions,etc.. Nah, I'll stayed settled for being single. Too many headaches to deal with and thats how it will go down ✌
Lewis gets all these informations and advices from interviewing many smart people/mentors must be a challenge career but exciting and fun at the same time and you learn so much from them
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In my current life, I've had to gravitate towards relearning my belief system and going on a journey within myself. Know thy self first then my reality is not to stress, rather bring logic in, as this will help to be more open minded and not be too emotional. It's being a good listener and communicator showing one's vunerability... Be authentic and speak from the heart without getting defensive... It takes practice ❤️
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Wonderful teachers, both of you. My husband of 50 years died recently and we had a great marriage. We both had passion and patience and loved each other all those years. No regrets. We had love and chemistry from the beginning to the end. Just wish we had more time.
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Very endearing and inspirational.
You're grateful but want more? I never had that for 1 year.
@@linak7155 I AM but at 63 it's getting harder....not easier. I have overwhelming issues and despite all the inner work and my relationship with Yeshua aka Jesus it doesn't seem to change my challenging circumstances.
You are lucky, because I am married to a lying, delusional psychopath, and worse of all I cannot divorce him!
Some ppl remain in dead relationships out of convenience and fear of starting over by themselves. Never settle for someone you have lukewarm feelings for. That's another lesson I had to learn the hard way.
Man this is deep when you think about this wow so many people are afraid of being alone, they just hook up and hope for the best
Yup. Agree. Learnt this lesson and been single for over 8 yrs
love is just an emotion... you are over thinking it... too bad u are not that smart
@@cdl6953 9 yrs here - feels great to me!
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Happiness does not always mean having a partner in your life. I can honestly say, that I have never been so happy, in my adult life, since realising that. Nearly 7 years being single now and I wouldn't change a thing in my life right now. Good luck to those who are searching for their happy ever after,, be it, with someone else or, not.
@Marco ottone keep pretending you’re happy with settling with someone out of fear. You die alone in this life with or without a partner.
@p i that sentence makes absolutely no sense at all. Exactly what are you trying to say? Are you trying to insult the person or what? Please explain
@@tamgsmith8077 I think "p i" is a poorly programmed bot that threw disconnected words together into the sentence.
@@humanyoda that does make sense!!
@@VAPORFEELS I never lie to anyone and certainly not to myself. You may want someone to make your life complete whereas, I have my children and a stress free life as a single man. You have no right to judge me so move on.
"Okay, let's define trust" - "when you feel safe not knowing". Life changing. Thank you 🙏
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I felt that! So accurate 🙏🏽
Trust all life... not just other people...be open at all times... "being vulnerable is being woundable" The Love Guru (movie)
hahaha. Right. But real trust comes from just feeling solid in yourself. Then you are not as afraid to be betrayed anyway. I don't need to trust someone else 100%. Trust in yourself.
Ignorance is bliss.
In a relationship right now, he wants to change everything about me but wont change anything about himself. it is time to end this.
This woman is extremely articulate and insightful
Too feel others so deeply is a superpower and a curse at the same time.
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Thank-you for articulating how WEIRD it feels to finally have healthy relationships when you're not used to it. I've done enough healing that my mind is blown on a regular basis.
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Im in a weirdly amazing relationship, both parties very open and vulnerable. I've been reflecting and openly share it with my partner. My past is full of emotional neglect and trust issues but a very giving person. I've always wanted to be really heard. I accept getting what I need is scary.💕🙏
it takes 2 relatively healthy people to come together successfully, what I mean by that is people who are willing to learn, grow, change, own their stuff, have empathy, understanding, not perfect but be able to make concessions
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The longer i live, the more i realize that the kinder and more understanding I am the crueler the world gets towards me. People closest to me take advantage of my time, energy and resources and give nothing back.
Dude, you just described my entire life.
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@@DnVFMVs Yea, I know what you mean about the vibes. I'm getting some cunt vibes from you as well. Like throwing a hotdog down a hallway ;)
It is SUCH A RELIEF when you meet a person who loves you in a healthy way and cherishes you. I had that for 41 years until my mate died last year.
He was like my beloved grandfather cuddly,.warm,.strong emotionally and practically he wanted to take care of me in the way I needed he handled the more practical male things...car maintenance scheduling, reaching the high things in our house. We were sailboat cruisers for years never once did I feel in danger even in a hurricane at anchor. It was like nothing bad could ever happen to me ..we were even robbed at gunpoint once, not on the boat ,my mate had a pistol beside him,but we had been surprised and one of the men was at the foot of the bed had my late mate gone for the gun he would have been shot...likely me too. We both could have died. He was very very controlled, gave the robbers enough to get.rid of them and we were safe.
I trusted him completely in every possible way the exact way my grandfather made me feel. I knew very early on we had the same background, values,.character and personality traits. I was the luckiest of women....what a miracle he was in my life.
Lori and Lewis this is the best, most practical and clear relationship guide I have ever seen! Wonderful work, thankyou
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I couldn't have said it any better
This is so helpful I admire you so much Lewis, so Inspiring thank you for bringing us superb guidance🙌♥️
I'm amazed at how good this woman is at what she does, and at how well she teaches us! When I opened this video I never thought I was going to listen through the whole 2 hours! Lori Gottlieb is a name to remember.
what? that was TWO HOURS???? she is delightful
If you're with a narc, get the out quickly.
She must know Oprah Winfrey.
@@pamelajasper4128 ABSOLUTELY! Its all about them, you don't get any positive feedback from them.
@pamela jasper after researching his behavior then I realized what a narc is it’s over but his words wound deep
"The person who is going to heal us is ourselves". So true, healing ourselves is our business and our responsibility and mature individuals recognize this, discipline your mind and your actions, there's a path to peace, do the work, because noone else can do it for you.
Absolutely!
There are so many gems in this conversation. I'm still processing it all. I feel these are important conversations to have with your significant other.
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Yes ,I'm the same, their conversation is deep, before getting into any kind of relationship be sure that you are ready .very important subject.
I thought I would be single forever and I accepted it and was used to it. I finally found intimacy and vulnerability with someone in my 40s and now, after her ending it (because of my emotional immaturity and inexperience), I FINALLY realize the magic of connection. I crave it now more than I ever thought I would before.
I'm glad I don't know what I'm missing.
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Now that you understand do what you need to do to grow those areas
@@DJRenee I'm trying. I'm reading everything I can. The lessons from the past will always be with me too. I do know just because I now crave a mutual, reciprocal, loving relationship finally, it isn't the same as deserving one without the work involved. Maybe again some day 🤞
@@varnishyourboard listening to experts and talking about it is definitely in a positive direction! I'm in my first emotionally vulnerable relationship in my late 30s and it feels strange but amazing.🙏
Absolutely excellent interview. "If we don't grieve it, we repeat it." Wow. I have been feeling that SO much lately
This woman is so articulate in putting precise words to feelings, emotions and resolutions. Bravo!
And that’s the problem, she chooses feelings, emotions over logic and reason
She has horrific vocal fry.
@@rev.jimjonesandthekool-aid4488 You would too if you spoke as much as she does. This video alone was a vocal marathon.
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"She has horrific vocal fry"
Was just gonna add this... Intolerable.
‘Your partner can handle the truth of who you are’. Some of the most profound words I’ve ever listened to. The ‘difference between secrecy and privacy’ discussion was fascinating too. Superb session, Lewis.
I really like how the host is co ordinating with the guest..he is not pushy with his questions and the interview looks balanced. The guest is also able to talk in relaxed and free manner as she is not constantly interrupted or bombarded with questions..
Yes, he is a great interviewer
An excellent interview full of a wealth of wisdom to heal oneself and relationships that is truly worth watching multiple times. 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
I simply want peace. If your relationship gives you peace and enjoyment great! My experience with relationships have brought me more grief then peace. The energy I have invested left me very unhappy, stressed, and tired. The thousands of people with mental health disorders etc. make it especially challenging. Someone who is simply unhappy that wants to operate their life in a toxic way will only wreak havoc on anyone they have personal relationships with. It takes two really emotionally healthy successfully single people to have a loving and peaceful relationship.
Omg me too! I obsess lately and I’m single now. But I need the peace first! And hopefully I’ll find a man again but we need the serenity first and it’s a process
very well said! People are not emotionally available and are lazy about working at relationships....1 narcissist can bring down a 100 people BUT a 100 people cannot bring up 1 narcissist!
This woman is awesome ! she thoroughly covers all the angles and is spot on
Lewis you are so genuine in all your interviews. Your questions are always spot on. This interview with Lori has been so influential for me. I love her definition of greatness. Thank you
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Agree with your comments
Liked to send my congrats 🤗Wish him the best in his life with his family🤗
So thats why its soo important that premarital counselling be done. Its VERY important to know how your partner wants to be loved and to know if you can keep up. Dont fool yourself. Loving someone shouldnt drain you in ANY way. It should be as close to natural for you, as possible, and REALLY Beautiful. GREAT interview...
I’ve been with a lot of terrible people and also people who just were stuck in their own heads. My current partner though is so considerate, he’s just always aware of small things to make me more comfortable. We sleep with a fan, but if he isn’t in bed I get cold so when he wakes up early he moves the fan so it isn’t directly on me and I won’t get cold. It’s just one small little thing, but he’s aware of it. He is considerate and that’s so important, to be considerate and thoughtful of your partner.
Damn right! That is me to a T! That is why I became a doctor to patients and a school teacher. I'm a care taker and my 3 daughter's were well raised .....single now though. "Its the little things he does he does for me yeah!" Beatles
She sounds genuine. And I like her practicality.
The more I listen to her, the more I learn. I'm in love with Lori. So grateful to have stumbled on this video. ❤️
Hope everyone is chasing their purpose 🙏🏿
I'm all about the purpose! Focused on me! Self-love!
Relationships require you to be introspective and admit your faults. Too many people today think they can do no wrong.
true 12-28-21
Lori Gottlieb is a treasure and her book is a must read for pretty much everyone!
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Dang she's good!! Less than 10 minutes in and Lori Gottlieb has already thrown out several really straight to the essence insights that immediately help you get it.
The sources of hurting one another is important. Since we all make mistakes, have idiosyncrasies, have character flaws, hurting the other is inevitable. Then comes the real challenge, if the situation is not a moral or ethical failure, one really needs to avoid overreacting.
“i understand you” is more powerful than “i love you”.
LEWIS…I’ve said it before…I absolutely LOVE ❤️ this channel! What you are doing here is absolutely INCREDIBLE! There’s so much negativity in RUclips and SM in general. Your channel is an oasis in the desert 🐪 🌵 . Thank You 🙏🏽
Thank you so much 😀
So true
This is more valuable than years worth of personal talk therapy. She gives so many real life applications. I love the questions asked and so many nuggets to take into my real life relationships. Thank you!!
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I’ts so cool that he takes notes while she’s talking. I feel like he’s learning just as us.
Why wasn’t I enough? You were enough!. This really resonated with me as I’ve had a few guys tell me… You’re too good for me… So hurtful but we all got to work on our wounds!
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same with my recent ex, this is the first time someone who told me i am enough. But what they said in the video, they haven't dealt their wounds of having someone who is enough. it's very healing to my broken heart right now.
I couldn't believe him when he said actually i am enough, it was a him problem.
It's my wounded idea of i am not enough not matter how much i did with my parents. i think i need to know i am enough my parents dint give me that validation. i need to heal this before i enter a new relationship. ❤
Understanding the others person’s reality is most important. A person feels loved by you understanding them. The operators manual example is really good! We need to listen to others better. Pay attention to the other persons needs. Thank you for this advice.
Lewis! I always love 💗how you ask the right questions! You always ask the right questions!!! “It’s not Asking the question. It’s asking the Right questions.” It takes a lot of emotional intelligence to be able know how to ask the questions.🙏👏🏻🥂
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This woman is so amazing at what she does.
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People keep looking for love as if they are looking for an item....love has to be natural/organic. Sadly many women especially feel the need to conform to society and do the get married have kids thing, and in their search they come across men in clubs, dating sites etc., and try to make these men into what their dream man would be like, and that is where the disagreement...marriage and quick divorce and the search continues. Not every soul came in this world to experience marriage/kids/family life....some of us come to experience childlessness, living alone and we need to be still and let our inside voice guide us and not force a love relationship.
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yes ma'am, you said it!
Admittedly having a hard time grasping it as being fact.
Omg I had no idea women didn’t hug men when they cry! That’s what I’ve always done! I’ve had quite a few men weep in my arms, I found my love for them deepen. Vulnerability is sexy. The female just wants to know you can be strong for her if she ever needed, and releasing emotion will grow your strength.
Some of this can really work between two people who want to fix and enhance a relationship….but none of this works with abusive people.
Yes, I agree. As much as I am enjoying much of what she offers in this conversation, I really don't agree with her on many points because I see that she has an underlying assumption that all people are rational. Not all people are rational because their judgement is clouded by trauma and how their personality and behavior have developed based upon what happened during their formative years. Abusive people DON'T WANT TO CARE about how their partner feels and will not want to work with their partner as a team, even if they may pretend to toward their therapist. She is mostly speaking to rational people who simply misunderstand each other from poor communication or lack therof. But this doesn't apply to people who are abusive, including those who AREN'T AWARE that they are abusive.
My late partner was a macho man who felt comfortable crying. He would share his emotions with me and be so open and supportive when I was emotional. In contrast, an ex I had before him who once in a while would cry- but in a way that made me uncomfortable because he would express an entitled outlook just for having showed vulnerability, and on top of that, was never supportive in my vulnerable moments. I rue the day my hon passed- he was such a solid guyk. It’s taking me a long time to grieve him, but looking for the good he showed me in new men has made my way better. Because I’ve never again accepted a man who uses masculinity as the excuse to be manipulative with his own or others emotional vulnerability. I love love love a guy who doesn’t do that.
Mentioning repair, in the first few moments of the interview- then listening, then intention- then needs, really nailed it. All just so paramount for functioning relationships for all of us. Required listening for everyone wanting improved connections.
I like him saying, is there a way of getting in a relationship without hurting each other? It shows he cares. If only he could find a way.
Imagine if we learned this stuff at school...what an amazing love story I could have had lol, if only I had known how selfish and self centred I was in relationships. Thankyou for this Lori, true gold 💛 namaste 🙏 ❤
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There so many down low, insecure, misogynistic men. And most us like she said don’t know how to properly love because we have not been shown.
I agree with you, however at 50 years old a man (or woman) should know how to love or at the very least make their intentions known before hurting another person.
I love her term 'curiosity versus criticism'. Ive always tried to figure the other side without judgement. This clarifies my intent! Thank you. Ive learned so much today
This podcast really resonated with me on so many issues. I spent 20+ years in an unhealthy & abusive relationship. I always thought my expectations were to high. After all marriage is supposed to be hard. That’s what all of my family & grandparents would tell me growing up. FALSE. Now that I’m in a healthy relationship, it’s an easy as a walk in the park. I basically did the complete opposite of what I did in my marriage. I know have a standard that I don’t waver on. I have boundaries that can’t ever be crossed. We aligned on having the same values, lifestyles, ways we communicate and a true equal partnership. Our words match our actions and we both can be flexible. Our love languages line up perfectly as well. Life is better than I ever thought possible.
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How lovely. Stay blessed ❤️
Some people want others to have emotional intelligence so THEY can be understood. They will keep explaining to you how bad they want to be understood…… but that same person does not make that same effort in exchange.
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This is by far one of the best interviews I've heard...
An interview that's worth revisiting regularly. Great help!
This is by far the most valuable, insightful 2 hours that I've spent watching a video on RUclips!!! First of all, Lewis - I've just only recently discovered your channel here and I've only watched three interviews: with Marisa Peer (whom I've been following for quite a while now and I just LOVE her therapeutic approach), with Ms. LePera, and now this - with Lori Gottlieb. The interviews kept getting better and better every time. I really like your style and how you are in a true "exchange" with your guests, which I find is very rare. And one can tell that you are also "learning, healing" during these sessions, which I think is really great. It makes you so authentic... .which is also rare in this "type of business".
This interview with Lori has been such an eye opener for me in ways I cannot even explain. SOOOO valuable, so revealing, so healing. She is truly a very special person and a great therapist. She's awesome! I'll have to listen to this interview again and again to comprehend and understand everything being said here.
I am full of gratitude for having found this (or being "brought" to your) channel and I want to thank you for all those other videos which I haven't even watched yet, but I know that they will be just as valuable and amazing!
THANK YOU, THANK YOU, THANK YOU!!! ❤❤🙏🙏
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Lewis, I love how u usually open up about your personal experiences, especially about romantic relationships. I'm sure that by doing this, u bring peace to men who think that showing their vulnarabilities was a mistake. I'm sure ur videos and u opening up to a huge audience like us will change their perspective about men.
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His vulnerability doesn't create peace for Us. That is just your emotional response as a Woman. The vulnerability thing sounds great, but in practice it will never work. Worldwide in places where Men behave "feminine" by being vulnerable, The Matriarchal Women think the Men are worthless. They still want a strong Man emotionally, and as a Man, in those Cultures, listening and understanding is held in a much higher regard. As a Man being vulnerable in Society IS weakness and all of the wishful thinking will never change that. You can't simply make a statement that being vulnerable is strength in this modern day and have it be true. We are hard wired to see vulnerability in Men as being a Pussy.
@@gregmason8150 she wasn’t saying being vulnerable in society - she was saying being vulnerable in a relationship. Fear of being hurt keeps folks from opening up - especially men. And usually those men were hurt by someone they loved in their past so they say never again! If you cannot let your guard down for your woman once in awhile - then live will never grow. That woman will go on to find a mate who will. We don’t want soy boys - but we don’t want hard rocks either. A balance is needed. This is coming from someone who respects men and likes manly men. Occasional vulnerability is key to keeping her hooked for life.
Once you fall in love with the person you are life becomes so much brighter and better. And eventually, a partner will come into your life not to complete it but to share it with you💖
Amazing guest and great interview. 👌 Conversation is so inspiring, meaningful and factual, and this woman seems like a great therapist and radiates beautiful energy. I really like her. And love you Louis 💖. Thank you for another wonderful video 👌🙏❤️
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Letting go of the idea of “winning”, “being better”, “being right” or even “being in more pain” can make the biggest difference in a relationship. If you don’t run, there won’t be a race. If you don’t give it air, it won’t rise. The ego can be a fickle thing… Get to know your ego, train it or it will take the reign in your life.
Easing God Out:EGO
I’m learning more and more every day that sometimes the person right in front of us may be triggering some thing from decades ago and it’s hard in the moment to see it for what it is. It’s not like they are doing anything wrong. It’s that they are stepping on a massive hot button. Imagine how much less friction there would be in relationships if we could pause in the moment and ask ourselves if what we are feeling is really as big in the moment or was big in the moment years ago and we can choose to deal with it differently. That’s not to say that people can never hurt us or upset us because they do. It’s knowing the difference.
I found peace and love within me. Other than needing a helping hand when I had to move something heavy, I feel no need for companionship. Some ppl have a strong desire to pair up, some ppl don’t.
Excellent video; it had me nailed from beginning to end. Ironically, it confirmed for me how unstable and volatile relationships are, that solitude without all that “emotional noise” feels like pure bliss.
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This was a great podcast. My partner and I were able to benefit from it. I'm so grateful it came across my feed. I would had not clicked on it because of the title. I taught to myself, "I'm not single, I don't need to hear this" but once I heard all of the couples therapy work, I was hooked! Thanks Lewis for making this possible!
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I LOVE Lewis’s videos, but I completely see what you’re saying- I learned to bypass the titles of his videos because the titles can sometimes be a little misleading or diminutive. The content of these interviews are priceless, but I wonder if adjusting titles would present the interview better?
I wasted many years doing all these things and all it did was enable and encourage the narcissist to become more abusive
She is very accurate and a wonderful educator
Your such a great interviewer Lewis! And what an intelligent guest. Thank you both!
You're welcome,thank you for being here 💜
Why does it appear as if Lewis doesn't really get this? "Seek first to understand, then be understood." Steven Covey Also, lacking understanding or interest in what the other person is needing is also key! Many people don't want to actually "work", things out! Relationships take interest, empathy, work, patience, trust etc to work...
All conflict between people comes down to one thing: one person wants the other person to think, or believe, or act like that person wants them to. That is the reality. So compromise is just a matter of one or both people giving up a little of what they want from the other person. Btw, this also applies to groups of people and even nations.
This is maybe the best one yet! Touched on so many things that hit home! Thank you both and Lewis thank you for putting content like this out!
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I agree. It was really good
Thank you 🙂
"I'm saying if you truly forgive that person, great but that not necessarily the goal. It doesn't make you less of a person, it doesn't make you less evolved because you can have compassion and not forgiveness."
"I that could do more damage than good when you tell yourself you forgive someone when you actually don't. That force forgiveness can be a trap and it could leave you in a stuck position for much longer then you would be if you just acknowledged I don't actually forgive them"
This certainly isn't the case with the world today: there is so much forced forgiveness and coddling people's bad behavior especially the court system. 🤦
Love how you talk about every topic here bruv. Keep it uo
What an amazing conversation! Wow! I’ll definitely have to replay this a few more times to fully process everything, take notes, and even do some of the “homework” you describe to apply it to my life. Thank you for this gift.
So glad you enjoyed it! Appreciate you for listening. 🙏
Omg Lewis you are truly amazing I'm totally blown away with your shows, your content! we need more men on this planet like you 🙏🙏💙💙
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@@lewishowes I've learnt so much from the information you provide it seems most shows were made just for me😊 thankyou.
You ask such Transparent questions, Lewis... and Lori, the compassion within your responses is so good, Very rewarding listen . Thank you .
Thank you so much! Your comment made my day 😊
Awesome! Bit too late for my last relationship, 20 years. Finished a couple of weeks ago... but awesome show Lewis! At 56 I might do some learning!
Great discussion, thank you. It is a shame that we are born to converse with each other and yet when the excitement dims and there are problems to solve and a life to live, we start to mis-communicate and close ourselves off to dealing with these struggles together. Team work and conversations equally will ensure a happy marriage even if it's awkward to work through. The reason alot of these relationships don't work is often that one of the partners has a hidden agenda and is too comfortable or selfish to share their truth and leave the marriage. We only get one life on this earth and l would want it to be with someone who wholeheartedly wants to share it with me or set me free to live it the best way I can!
Same here. Tired. so scary when realized I should be happier than this. Drained by jealous partner. He’s never going to see there’s no reason to feel the way he does. Thought he’d see that theres no reason to worry. I am always accounted for n tired of proving myself. Too many sorries to count. Ufff dating seems scarier n don’t know how I’m going to do that bc so shy n men scare me if I don’t know them. Don’t know what I’m going to do. Great video.
All of this talk. I am halfway through this video almost and I have to say it makes you want to just move to the middle of nowhere, live alone off the land and find peace and happiness. I just realized maybe I want to be a monk…
Agreed
Finding anyone equally yoked with you is no easy task! Isolating doesn't help, for loners. Sometimes there is no repairing the assault, battery or mental emotional, physical, financial and other abuses. So moving on, is the best choice, no matter how many months it took to find a clever, charming abuser. They lacked empathy, and that alone when I discovered their mask slips and words didn't match their deeds, and flew away. It's a painful lesson to learn, however less painful than accepting and allowing abuse. Even the officer who protected me one time, expressed that I deserve better than that. He also said I hope you divorce the sick man who did this to you.
It's amazing watching Lewis and Lori on this interview as I always listen whilst walking. Loving this after listening and watching several times 👌
You either have to change the person you are with....or change the person you are with! When someone is always the victim *often a narcissist* no matter what you do and how much you change yourself they will not change. However, we can heal after you leave the toxic relationship.
Listening to this after hearing Lewis on a more recent podcast talk about wanting to be in therapy with new relationship, & each have own coach or therapist.
I’m 68, divorced about 5 years after 33 years emotional roller coaster marriage (him self-medicating with alcohol, me going into depression after my father died, diagnosed ADHD as adult,+,+,+,other stuff), and our son trying to cope.
Yes, continuing on self-healing journey, and joint problem solving with therapist/counselor will be part of any possible future relationship.
I told son I don’t expect “forgiveness” from him (son), AND I do want him to know I am profoundly sad and sorry for the things he had to put up with as a child.
1:14:41 and re; flexibility-I used to pride myself on flexibility, but really didn’t understand boundaries.
Wow this was such a deep dive- I love he keeps getting more and more specific with his questions and her explanations are right on the mark and clear… think I just unraveled most of my childhood attachment issues that I’ve been dragging into all my relationships !
I’ve been in a healthy relationship for 13 years & some days I still don’t believe it. It’s weird to feel safe when you always wanted it, but never had it. You always think you’re going to be blindsided. Like, it’s too good to be true.
These days it's more difficult to find someone who even wants a relationship, let alone someone who's willing to work to maintain it.
It's likely you aren't looking in the right places then. I would say it's a self-evident thing if for example you only consider the popular guys as potential partners.
@@Leonhart_93 That's exactly what I have been hearing from my own son that, the girls are only looking at well buffed guys with money and ignoring the regular guy with a degree and working towards his Masters .
I gather that finding women in the America is easy.
@@emmawanjiku1358 and those are the drop dead beautiful and popular girls that your son is going after.
@@goldenparachute392 No. It's average women too.
Most people have a fear of being alone when everyone is typically alone at the end. Having financial stability keeps women from wanting toxic relationships with toxic men. I remember when I was financially unstable i was a dating machine. Once i became financially solid I stopped dating losers and was actually happier
Most people aren't looking for love and most have no clue of what love is. If you fall in it. It's not love because you will eventually fall out of it. Teal Swan defined love as taking someone as a part of you and only wanting the best for them. I love all my exs even though I know someone wanted me dead. I still love them. The only place to find live is within yourself. There's only one love. Everything else us just an energetic/chemical response when you're attracted to someone. Everyone is scared to be themselves in the beginning of any relationship and hold that character until they have them hooked with a letter of ownership (marriage license). If you can't call them a best friend and love every second you're with them, they're not yours.
MY OPINION:
1- FEAR
2- STUCK BETWEEN REALITY AND BELIEVES
3- NO TRUST
4- ALWAYS ASKING FOR MORE
5- LOOKING FOR DADY AND MOMY IN A PARTNER
6- A TOTAL SLAVERY FOR DESIRES
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What about Instagram Facebook Snapchat Twitter Tinder and tick tock? That's number 1.
@@jermo1213 what about them?
Timing is perfect, thank you.
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@@inyouall social media has destroyed relationships, moreso than anything on your list.
@@jermo1213 You are totally right. number 2: Stuck between reality and believes. BELIEVES that have been built from social media or religion or society... so I totally agree my friend.
I found out I ended with a narcissist from this video. Thank you both. I had a hard time trusting a healthy relationship in the past
So happy to hear we have supported you!
What a great interview. Human relationships are so fascinating. I've learned so much. When Lori said " You revealed yourself the most in an intimate relationship" is so profound and true. And sharing her perspective on "forced forgiveness". Thanks for bringing Lori back, Lewis. Appreciate you.
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Wow
Amazing!!! I'm gonna watch this video over and over again. I learned a lot about myself and I hope I can continue to improve my relationships. Thank you!! 🙏
Fantastic episode Lewis. Had me hooked to the conversation the entire time! You two did such a great job exploring the ins and outs of a relationship that I could feel the healing as I was listening! Crazy insight and brilliantly done. Will definitely be rewatching this episode in the coming months. Thank you!
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Hello adam
I really enjoyed this interview. Lots of wisdom here!
Again wow...I left my first love because I couldn't get him to listen or understand me..years later I wish that we had had a better therapist to guide us through our conversations.
Lori is so cute! I bought her books and I love them!!! 😍
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She is amazing, and he is asking the best questions. So much great content. Thank you!
Thank you Lori . I needed to hear this....I went for the familiar all the Time. Thank you Thank you. Thank You 1000 times, heal yourself
Thank you so much for sharing her with us!! This was simply amazing. I thoroughly enjoyed & took away so many jewels and gems from this session. I’m definitely going to get the book and workbook to add to my ongoing healing journey! Thank you again ❤️
Appreciate you! 🙏
This came up on my feed today, which is now 2 years later...hehe.
It is absolutely brilliant. There's so many insights I've taken from it in my heeling journey of the past year. Thank you so much Lori & Lewis 👐🏻
This was so eye-opening.. I haven't finished yet as I bawled half way through. Thank you for sharing such insight! I found it so interesting that we don't need to achieve completed self-work and healing before we enter into a relationship, but it's actually THROUGH an intimate relationship that we can learn, see more clearly, and work on ourselves... and that a safe environment also helps us to heal. Makes sense! Looking forward to further introspection and what more you have to say.
One of the best podcasts I’ve listened to. Not only about relationships, but about the human nature in general. Great message at the end regarding her definition of greatness. We would trully need to radiate and spread peace, which always comes from within (and from a lot of work with ourselves).
And also related to the latter, indeed, men really must become comfortable with being vulnerable (but at the same time women should also be able to contain that vulnerability).
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I think I need a degree in psychology like her...in order to have another relationship, but usuallly its continuous misunderstandings, betrayal, control, money, sex, crazy emotions,etc..
Nah, I'll stayed settled for being single. Too many headaches to deal with and thats how it will go down ✌
Dude, she just gave you the keys
Lewis gets all these informations and advices from interviewing many smart people/mentors must be a challenge career but exciting and fun at the same time and you learn so much from them