The Most Difficult Thing You'll Ever Do

[heavensmountains]

‘It’s time I didn’t have with her’…..what a joyful, loving thing to say about your wife!💕

[ferebeefamily]

Well said. Time I didn’t have with her. Those that can say the same are truly blessed. I am one. Thank you.

[ArchimedesPie]

We married young, 21 & 22. Zero regrets.
I believe it's the right thing to do. We don't have any of the emotional baggage that years of bouncing around different partners would have left us. AND we had that time together. We grew up together. Nothing will separate us.

[JaredLaneMusic]

“It’s just time I didn’t have with her.” I love that statement, and it resonates with me to my core.

[sfsc]

That is so sweet! And those old pictures of them are darling! God bless & happy valentines day ❤

[pamelamubuta]

JP is a beautiful man, and I just love listening to him on every topic. So knowledgeable!

[YesIKnowHesADogNotABaby]

I saw Jordan speak in February and my favorite part of the evening was when Tammy was on the stage with him for Q&A at the end. The questions were great, his answers were awesome, but when the audience was egging him on to answer one more question and she told her tired husband it was time to go, he said, "Well, that's all then. Good night." Their dynamic is lovely. I love that she is protective of him, and that he respects her for it.

[barbaramohler]

“ More time I’d have had with her.” So sweet and genuine. 💞

[littlelagoons]

"It's just time I didn't have with her" 😭💘💘 They love each other so much, it's so beautiful to see.

[rachelwirt]

I love the old photos Dr Peterson! What a beautiful love story you have!

[MrBikeman]

I met my wife when she was 14, she would have got married at 16, or younger, she said it was love at first sight.
But she had to wait till she was 21 and i was 24. I was not ready.
Married in 1978, still going strong. Never had a major disagreement.
I should have got married at 22 when she was 19. Start our family sooner. We are 2 halves of one person. It will be hard when one half dies.

[ChickVicious]

I will be forever grateful to Jordan and Tammy for giving so many of us our first honest example of a healthy relationship. They have been very generous to offer much of their private lives up as role models by which we can understand what love should, and could, look like. ❤

[bigdog]

Genuine marriage. I'm so happy for them. It gives hope for marriage. May God bless their marriage.

[GhostPhoenix]

I'm currently almost 40 years old. And I failed to establish a family. The problem was and is something like 80% in me, and I guess 20% bad luck. But Doctor Jordan is 100 % right, and I'm glad that in this age of information, he manages to break through to young ones because all he says is pure wisdom! Sorry for the bad grammar. English is not my native language.

[jansflowergarden]

to be loved like what an amazing man of character when so many other rich famous men go for the younger thing when they come up... mad respect to jordan!

[whitestoneandy]

I'm thankful to God that I can understand this completely. I love you Dee.

[-D.S.]

That’s what it feels like to find your soulmate. Love is a decision, devotion is action and the humble appreciation is where it’s at.

[ShanefromSydney.]

Legend 🏆 what would the world be like without Jordan Peterson ? From one gentleman to another
I salute you 🫡 🌺

[jimr]

This short had me reflecting on the blessings of my own relationship and family. It continues to be glorious...

[keh-dalia]

Beautiful message, I wish more young people knew and were taught this message. I am sad to see so many men today would rather play around and not get married, and knowing they're gonna find out, they actually were wasting a lot of their life on cheap thrills and tricks, and missing out on what could have been the best years of their life filled with love and memories. Its just sad in the end. Watching men in their 40s and up so empty and jaded from being a player so long, just to wake up one day and find out some harsh realities of getting older alone.