Jordan Peterson SHOCKS Bill Maher #Shorts #Podcast #jordanpeterson

Go deep and wide with Bill and Dr. Jordan Peterson on: Jordan almost dying, how the Canadian government froze the assets of protesters, Bill’s take on when the Left goes too far, the fascinating checklist for psychopathic behavior, the true danger of virtualized communication, the five categories of males attractive to women, why today’s children are hyper-valued, how Jordan knows 200 people who have been cancelled, and SO much more, watch to the end!!

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[jeannecarey]

My parents were married 25 years had 10 children...dad came home and mom was cooking dinner. He came up behind her and wrapped his arms around her waist and began kissing her neck. Mom giggled like a teenager. Sadly my dad died at 50. When mom was dying she was excited that she might see Dad again.

[Zybewinzit]

When you have someone who has your back through anything…it’s hard to shop around.

[xeropunt]

“Life shrinks or expands according to one’s courage”
Love, beauty & desire are endless. Gotta love to love.

[hellothereovals]

"Better man than I"
Hit the nail on the head

[EHCBunnyreal]

Maher still believes the relationship stereotypes he read in Playboy.

[ladygodiva]

You don't see Jordan's face, but you hear the adoration in his voice. That subtle 'Yeah' speaks VOLUMES

[daybyday]

My grandparents got frisky in their 60’s. Always flirting and blushing at each other. I’ll never settle for less than that kind of goofy and happy love. I want that.

[littlelagoons]

That gentle humble "yeah" got me

[r.l.strange]

I’ve been married for ten years and been with her for almost 13. After you have been through so much life, and ups and downs, there is a renew of the attraction, and a deep feeling of family and closeness. I know that doesn’t happen for everyone, but it did for me.

[mh]

As JP goes on to say, the secret is to keep things fresh. He and his wife still do regular dates. Don't just fall into a boring routine.

[Kal]

That was the most Canadian "sorry" 😂

[Nonyabidness]

I’ve been with my husband for 20 years and we still “attack” each other as much as possible. We text and flirt with each other.

[joseornelas]

They've known each other since they were SEVEN. It's two shards of the same diamond. The universe can't keep them apart

[artisanshrew]

*19 years of marriage with my man, and we STILL play grab-ass every moment the kids aren't in the room!*

[jenn]

after 18yrs of my husband coming home everyday from work, it still sends a thrill through me when I hear him pull up in the driveway.
no other person on earth can effect me this way and there's something special about that. it's really sad that some ppl don't think it's possible.

[notsorry]

Married 15 years, husband and I are still crazy about each other. Actually, id say its only gotten better over time.

[jeaninelarkin]

Because he actually loves his wife and she loves him back for it

[caseypayne]

Married 12 years now, can confirm. Treat your wife more like she's a girlfriend -- flirt, play, tease, have fun just like you did when you were dating. Take care of yourself and be a man. The attraction is stronger now than it ever has been.

[EveIsJustMyBlogName]

My husband and I’ve been married for over 15 years. 5 kids, 3 dogs, 2 cats, and a whole lot of hard work later…we still can’t keep our hands off each other. It is possible to stay in love and attracted to someone. In fact, I can honestly say, I grow more attracted to him as the years go by. We’ve built a bond I can’t imagine finding with any other person on earth ❤

[shawnkroll]

My mom and dad loved each other that deep. My mom and dad were still crazy about each other. Even on my mom's death bed she call my dad her angel. And he told her she was his. 46 years of marriage when she passed and it broke my dad.