Kay & Milan Yerkovich: Your Love Style and How It Affects Your Relationships | Kirk Cameron on TBN

Takeaways: Kay & Milan Yerkovich join Kirk Cameron to talk about the 6 different love styles, how they affect our relationships, and how we can move towards the healthy Secure Connector love style despite our past.

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[joyofsalvation]

Everyone must learn about Love styles before they get married.

[suey.]

This material has been life changing for me. I got Mylan and Kay's materials about a years and a half ago. My husband and I have slowly been working through it. This is a slow process but so worth it. Thanks for sharing this information so more people can hear about it and heal from emotional scars.

[elissabellajoy]

Having grown up in an abusive home with a dad doing his disappearing acts for several years at a time, I picked up coping mechanisms that backfired later in many ways, and I ended up in an abusive marriage that ended in divorce. 😔 I'm thankful for the help the Lord brought my way, but I must say, it wasn't through my otherwise attentive and active Bible teaching church. Abuse was a topic I never heard discussed. I've seen a positive change taking place in the past 10+ years, but there are still some topics that are rarely discussed leaving people in pain and disappointment.

[tvcrazyman]

Psychology is fascinating. Figuring out what makes people tick is very interesting.

[ping]

My husband is the secure connector. I was the controller until God changed me. And I thanks God for everything through close relationship with Jesus.

[noble]

This is really useful information I’ll consider it and look closely. I’m so grateful for many _many_ memories of secure connections. I really can’t think of a time that I was in emotional need and was turned away, belittled or ignored. I’m so very thankful for this. Thank You, LORD. Thank You.

[terristewart]

This is such good information. Thank you Kirk.

[Dandelion]

Such a deep topic, as one not first relationship singer might, “don’t close your eyes, or I know your thinking of someone else, or something else, ” another sang, “look me in my eyes or I know your thinking of someone else or something else, “ and another sung, “what are you thinking ?”. Drumroll, and the answers are _

[scottcourey]

Very interesting and helpful, this is really great work! Gotta say I had to chuckle at a bit of an "oops" moment at 8:48. Kay: looking at Milan, "He's a pleaser - pretty much with everyone and everybody" (I'm not sure what the difference is between "everyone" and "everybody" other than to make the point clear). Milan: Raise finger, looking at Kirk: "WAS" (narrowed eyes, not even close to a relaxed smile) Kay: "Was. Good point" (I forgot?), but looking at Kirk. I'm not John Gottman but that seemed a bit tense. We're all imperfect and I'm sure they admit it...

[hollywoodproductions]

Hi Kirk do you have any advice for a 13 year old new Christian Conservatice my mom’s a big fan. I really appreciate it.

[palllllllllll]

Where was Milan ordained ?I can’t find this information anywhere on line.

[garytowner]

So you believe in pre Rapture of the church before tribulation. Where is that in our scriptures?

[duncescotus]

Oh my friends: "He who loves family more than me is not worthy of me." Don't create an idolatry out of relationships, even marriage, as it is a great mystery--Christ's love for his church. Worldly marriage is for this life only. This talk reminds me of AA and the idolatry they create out of "sobriety."

[_Perspectives]

Avoider
Pleaser
Vacillator
Controller
Victim
Secure connector