The real reason for marriage - Jordan Peterson

The real reason for marriage - Jordan Peterson
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- - About Jordan Peterson - -
Jordan B. Peterson (born 12 June 1962) is a Canadian professor of psychology, clinical psychologist, YouTube personality, and author. He began to receive widespread attention in the late 2010s for his views on cultural and political issues, often described as conservative.

Born and raised in Alberta, Peterson obtained bachelor's degrees in political science and psychology from the University of Alberta and a PhD in clinical psychology from McGill University. After teaching and research at Harvard University, he returned to Canada in 1998 to permanently join the faculty of psychology at the University of Toronto. In 1999, he published his first book, Maps of Meaning: The Architecture of Belief, which became the basis for many of his subsequent lectures. The book combined information from psychology, mythology, religion, literature, philosophy, and neuroscience to analyze systems of belief and meaning.

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[francogallinaro]

"If you can't run away, you could solve your problems!" DJP

[dawnmichelle]

Someone asked me how my marriage lasted so long, and I said it's because we didn't quit. Not every day was great and there have been rough spots, but we didn't quit. And now we're so happy to be together! I can't imagine my life without my husband!

[RawDaddio]

Man I love the way this guy thinks. He talks common sense and he's fearless when he addresses some of the controversial issues.

[joebando]

In today's society, people get married with the intention of leaving when they find something better or get bored. Their is no commitment in marriage any longer...

[greendotscott]

Been married for 21 years and counting. I'd listen to this brilliant man if I were you.

[denisesorenson]

Marriage is a VERY serious contract. If it was a business and a divorce happened everyone would lose especially the innocent! Don't do it if your not ok with the small print

[veraf]

I divorce, in reality it was only me doing and being loyal to my vows. He was never "there". I made the right decision ONLY after seeking help from psychiatric and psychologist as well as a counselor TO make sure I was seeing things correctly. I wanted to make sure I had exhausted all resources beyond doubt.
I wanted to move on with peace of and I DID.
No resentments on either part.
He knew deep down he was not material to marry. I was naive and he was my first boyfriend.
We both are doing well. Thanks God we did not have children as I would have not want to be in that situation with a child!!
Yes, in my case, so far, so good. It was the right decision and 20 plus years later I am glad we took that step.

[paulaoyedele]

An abusive marriage is altogether diffetent than what Dr. Peterson is referring to. Some will bolt from marriage when confronted with the realization that they may be accountable for the falling apart of it. Marriage takes 2 to work at it.
Emphasis on the word WORK.

Each person comes into the marriage with childhood foundational issues. Abuse, however, should NOT be tolerated. Get help or get out.

[brendaatlas]

I'm still not for anyone staying in a marriage where there's physical, mental, and or psychological abuse.

[nouraal-hazzani]

I agree, as a wife, I've hated my husband a couple of times, felt so distant, & hurt. Hormones mostely or depression after childbirth, but I stuck around & fell in love with him again & again. Only after accepting he's not all that I wish for, but he's a great guy & he's worth being loyal 2.

[monicaramirez]

12-8-1997 I got married to my beloved husband of 21 years. At times it was hard yet WE BOTH KNEW WE MADE A VOW UNTO GOD THE GLUE THAT HELD US TOGETHER ❤️ on 5-10-2019 at the age of 51 I buried my beloved husband of 21 years. He was the first real gentleman I ever knew could love ❤️ so deep and so I AM the Gentlewoman I AM today because of his example on how to treat his bride. Thank GOD we both understood the meaning of a marriage vow ❤️

[riversidelodge]

"You want to be free, eh?" Canadian accent seeping through🥰

[HIERONYMAS]

I like what he’s saying and mostly agree with this except for one part. It’s difficult but possible to change and correct the flaws that cause you grief, but will the other person …

[faithm]

'So you can't predict anything'! Because now you've turned right around in your 'freedom' looking for another relationship to fill those wants and needs. Insanity! Some need more time to grow up, and some are narcissistic and shouldn't get married! Don't get married until you develop Healthy Boundaries so you can save yourself, from yourself! 😳

[jeffbrown]

I really cant add any thing to this narrativa, the man is so right.

[leonardjr]

If you go into relationships without the Idea of marriage, I feel you subconsciously know your significant other isn't for you

[SillyDragon]

I never really understood the point of marriage, if you want to live together and have children, you can do it without getting married, this gives me a new perspective

[srogbog]

Unfortunately, not everyone takes it as sacred or understands the implications for any children...but sometimes the divorce and hardship is better than the future a damaging marriage brings to you and your children.
I predicted the hardship, loneliness and heavy responsibilities, that took its toll, but raised 2 wonderful kids who understand goodness, kindness, and Godliness, without the infection of the damaging parent. Zero financial support but taught them the importance of marriage and parenting. Some problems are not solvable.💕💕

[benf]

YEA YOU WANT TO BE FREE AAA!
THAT STATEMENT BROUGHT OUT THE CANADIAN IN HIM😂😂

[lionwhyte___]

There is a saying by another therapist and she said "It used to be you got married for better or for worse, now you get married till the love dies. It used to be you got married and have sex for the first time, now you get married so you can only have sex with a single person."