The best relationship advice no one ever told you

Here are 3 (more) best pieces of relationship advice no one ever told you. Use these to improve your current relationship, attract love, or move on from someone you love. This is the best relationship advice.

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Hey there, I’m Clark Kegley, a pro drummer turned self-improvement advocate. Here on YouTube, I provide guidance to help you transform into your 2.0 version.

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[annmedina]

Falling in love is easy, but staying in love is a choice. It is work to nurture the relationship & keep it alive!

[TheXenom]

No drama allowed.
Compassion and understanding.
Seek solututions not the problems.
Harmony and balance of signifance 🙏

[craiginzana]

Honestly, the times in my relationships where we've worked through something and come out on the other end are the BEST parts. It feels amazing to go to new heights with someone and that doesn't happen without doing the work.

[TheMediumChannel]

Very Interesting. My advice is that instead of trying to find love through someone else BE the love you are looking for in a relationship first and you will wind up attracting the best person to match your frequency of love. The problem with most is that they are approaching dating from a position of lack and they can never be satisfied but we want to fall in love for the experience, emotions and feelings so if you cultivate those feelings first you attract the experience to you. Most people got it backwards..it's social programming

[vitatropics]

If you're looking for the best relationship advice that no one has ever told you, it's that life with someone should be easier than without them.

[ahlivetuhsidamaro]

Finding people willing to work on a relationship, next to impossible. I’m exhausted already.

[drbxuoz]

I was abused as a child, and the emotional damage prevented me from being able to navigate a successful relationship. I have been single and alone most of my life. Now I have lost my manhood and cannot make love! It is what it is!!

[SofiaJames-tonr]

I am looking for a man that can be a wonderful companion to laugh with, a trustworthy friend to give me honest feedback, and a passionate lover to keep me satisfied.

[frankenwulf]

If you are seeking a relationship and think that's what you want, then you must be willing to walk through difficult times with each other. If you're not willing to work to find solutions, then no relationship will ever last for you. Communication is one of the biggest issues. Care, dont criticize your partner. Seek to understand and show empathy when they talk to you about issues. Create an environment that is safe from critical views so that you can both be honest about how you are feeling. Nobody wants to open up to someone they feel is just going to be critical and/or judge them.

[moe]

Damn dude. I remember following you years ago when you were posting drumming vids and just starting off. You’re killing it now! Happy for you!

[gustavoburgongianotti]

Your speach have (tought trought) content, it's fluid, accessible and fun. Thanks!

[Spiral.Dynamics]

This is one of this first channels I discovered after I started using this platform and it’s one of my favorites that I will come back to often. Thanks for years of priceless free advice. ✌️❤️

[KnowledgeCollectiveOfficial]

*Thank you for this Video! If i could add something: You are the reflection of your life. It will benefit us all if we try to live a more loving and compassionate life. I hope i can make a difference as well! Much love from Switzerland :)*

[SM]

Yes, very good advice. It takes inner work and levels lol to realize you are enough. Nothing’ll knock you down then

[carlettethomas]

This was absolutely 💯 amazing 👏. Glad I found you. Thanks for sharing 👍.

[life-is-here]

This video provides great advice on how to make relationships work and last. It's a great reminder that relationships take work and effort, but falling in love doesn't.

[tanningandtarot]

LMAO “I don’t do one night stands but apparently I’ll do a two year waste of my fucking time” I LOVE YALL.

[briannaselina]

Both of the videos you did on this are full of fantastic information. I now live with my best friend who is allowing herself to be pulled under by a terrible rebound after the break up of a very long-term relationship. So far she has refused every hand that has offered her help, and won't even talk to the people she used to seek advice from. From my observations, I can tell that it won't last very long, and stumbling across your videos seemed like a godsend. So many of the things you said are things I see in her or have tried to tell her, but I don't think I come across as well as I should. She and I approach relationships differently from the very core (she's monogamous, and I've been ethically non-monogamous and in stable relationships for over fifteen years) and I think I'm too blunt for her softer heart. Hearing you say some of the same things and more that I've been trying to get across to her was very helpful, and since this situation has reached an ugly point, and will hopefully have its grand finale soon. When that happens, I feel better equipped to talk to her, and hopefully, get her to sit down and watch these videos. I apologize for such a long comment, but I was starting to feel helpless about the situation this has manifested, but I feel a bit more hopeful about things now. Truly, thank you. I could not have seen these at a better time.

[Kochos]

Good to see you're still active bud. I haven't watched your videos for over 5 years. What stuck with me is that you mentioned in one of your videos Distraction is Destruction. Golden software in my head ever since. Thank you!

[simplyfood]

I have learnt amazing things from this video thankyou ❤️🙏