How To Know If You're With The RIGHT Person
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- Опубликовано: 16 окт 2021
- Don't know if you're in the right relationship or friendship? Here I talk about my past relationships and what I've learnt, with some advice from Brené Brown.
Watch the full Brené Brown video here: brenebrown.com/videos/anatomy...
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Someone's grandmother once said:
The right person will expand you and have your back. They will build you up and make you more than you were, before you met them.
Honestly, gave up such a search, found peace in solitude.
"It is during our darkest moments that we must focus to see the light." - Aristotle Onassis
What I’ve learned recently is you have to have a healthy dating phase in the relationship before starting a serious commitment, jumping in fast can be exciting, but it can be deceptive. Talk, ask questions, be honest. Maybe you will learn that you don’t want to get down with that person. That’s much healthier than getting insecurely attached.
Most important is to be able to live alone happily and not need to be propped up by a partner.
This man spent so long thinking he was God’s gift to women that he realized he could be God’s gift to mankind 💚🙏
I love Russel Brand so much. He's so well-spoken and wise... He doesn't have to have this channel but I'm so glad that he's creating these amazingly insightful videos... God bless you, Russel. Xx
...'staying within a bandwidth of suffering that is tolerable'...whew - I felt that 🙏
Been married for 32 years and although it hasn't been rosy for all that time, I'm sure glad we've stuck it out. There's not much we haven't been through but I believe marriage is a sacred thing and needs to be nurtured and respected as much as possible. Relationships evolve over time and you have to learn to adapt to the changes, but it's all worth it...... Russell, you & Laura are a golden couple - marriage has definitely brought out the best in you! You glow from the inside & outside and have become a trusted advisor and role model for so many people. It's really lovely to see you settled down and expanding your spiritual horizons to nourish and maintain your sense of fulfillment 💞✨💞
Bad relationships are there to help one grow and prepare for their soul mate.
The best relationship is with yourself 🙏🏻
Hi. Be the right person, the right will be with you. Peace and love from Algeria.
3 years sober and relationships have always been my struggle. I am single at 61, never married and no children. I go through loneliness and " what's wrong with me" self talk that is destructive. I do work a s solid AA program that is providing me with mentors and support. I just began reading "Mother Hunger" by Kelly McDaniel and it describes my issues accurately and what to do to provide self nurturing in a healthy manner. I would love Russell Brand to interview her because I think she could help many addicts with relationship dysfunction. Hugs and love to all❤🌻
I've suffered with mental health issues my entire life and have only ever been in one semi serious relationship. In that relationship I felt powerless because I never felt worthy of another person love and i constantly felt like she was going to leave me. I could never feel comfortable and throughout that relationship I felt like I was holding my breath. It hurt like hell when she did breakup with me but I am really glad for the experience. I don't know if I will ever be in another relationship because being shy, introverted and having mental health problems I feel that for a man a woman would not put up being with a man who struggles (although I know it would work the other way round). I feel ok if I am single for the rest of my life but I would like it partner. I am very spiritual and believe that my life has purpose whatever happens or doesn't happen but I know I couldn't settle with someone unless I was in love with them.
"Happiness resides not in possessions, and not in gold, happiness dwells in the soul." - Democritus
I am 69 years old and can honestly say that I have never experienced a truly loving relationship with another human being. I had both biological and adoptive parents and siblings, all of which were USE AND BE USED. I had 27 years of a living hell with an abusive loveless sociopath husband who died 17 years ago. Suffice it to say, I have remained peacefully single. Still, I wonder........what would it feel like to share that with another human being? I guess I'll try again in the next incarnation.
“Raise your love, raise it high. Don't let the world and its circumstances make you hate.” Thank you Russell for such an inspirational & valuable video🙌🏼
Self accountability and authenticity is key - once I started holding myself accountable, my relationships improved after a lifetime of ‘picking’ the wrong guys