I like the way he put it. Many people say that you should recognize your achievement, but not saying how. and he just put his success and mess up in a stark contradiction, it’s really powerful.
@@realterryreal I like the way you put it. Many people say that you should recognize your achievement, but not saying how. Yet here you just put success and mess up in a stark contradiction, it’s really powerful.
Ultimately the problem is the feminization of relationships that has occurred recently (last 60 years). He says it right at the beginning but then concludes the impossible requirements placed upon today’s relationships mean the patriarchy has to go.
I read your book "I Don't Want to Talk About It" in 2018. I revisited this year after a breakup in 2024. At 34 years I'm realizing I have some under-developed romantic relationship skills. I'm still working to reconnect with my deeper self. Plan to use your content to learn some skills, and examine some internal narratives along the way.
You’re barking up the wrong tree. The insane requirements placed upon today’s marriage (that your partner is supposed to be everything) are the main issue. You point it out at the beginning but then conclude society is the issue.
Yes, revolutionary. My absolute favorite thing about Terry's approach is how deeply it recognizes human and relational complexity. Always fantastic 💖
The same ADD brain that spilled the ink wrote the book I was autographing, most powerful line I heard for correcting self criticism 📖😢❤
Thank you so much. Yes it was a powerful moment that has served as a great anecdote for many years!
I like the way he put it. Many people say that you should recognize your achievement, but not saying how. and he just put his success and mess up in a stark contradiction, it’s really powerful.
@@realterryreal I like the way you put it. Many people say that you should recognize your achievement, but not saying how. Yet here you just put success and mess up in a stark contradiction, it’s really powerful.
Ive been openly against patriarch for for 10 years especially in organizations.
Ultimately the problem is the feminization of relationships that has occurred recently (last 60 years). He says it right at the beginning but then concludes the impossible requirements placed upon today’s relationships mean the patriarchy has to go.
Thank-you for sharing. Really appreciate it.
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I read your book "I Don't Want to Talk About It" in 2018. I revisited this year after a breakup in 2024. At 34 years I'm realizing I have some under-developed romantic relationship skills. I'm still working to reconnect with my deeper self. Plan to use your content to learn some skills, and examine some internal narratives along the way.
Thank you for sharing, and for taking this first step! Glad I can be part of your journey.
Amazing.
You’re barking up the wrong tree. The insane requirements placed upon today’s marriage (that your partner is supposed to be everything) are the main issue. You point it out at the beginning but then conclude society is the issue.