'Start fixing the problems in relationship' - Jordan Peterson

"Start fixing the problems in relationship" - 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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Thank You!!!

[brianhale]

My grandfather on my mother's side was always formally polite with my grandmother, and when I asked about his behavior, he said no one deserves your best manners more than your loved ones.

[idkagoodname]

That’s what I always do with my gf. We just talk about everything, we might need some time to talk about some stuff, but we are always trying to reflect ourselves and respect each other!

[Detcaligirl]

I am the same way, I don’t want to let it go, I wanna fix it. Let’s figure this out please! Not a lot of persons wanna be that honest and that sucks.

[caleblarsen]

My wife and I have these hard talks every once in a while. It's really easy to do when you know the other person is there to stay and loves the ever-living crap out of you.

[jennifermartin]

I really struggle with those conversations

[pgv]

Try that with a narcissist. You stop having those conversations real quick.

[jennyyang]

Thank you 🙏🏻 effective communication and transparency is so important. I’ve walked away from connections because they were not able to offer this. Respect is everything

[mistypedhi]

No wonder my marriage is so healthy. We would never disrespect one another.

[joeytumanda]

To be honest, I like people who dare to speak to me upfront the way they felt if I say something offensive to them so that I can justify, clarify and thank them for being broadminded..

[firewomanmerica]

As always great advice from great insight!
Eternally grateful for the Petersons!

[chrissyhammond]

This man has been such a gift, I'm very grateful!!

[ylpiperonlineshop]

Yeah but for the person who control you won’t listen

[Apple_Teck]

Stand for something, or fall for anything.

Always defend yourself.

[markhatton]

I tried that and ended up in divorce. Wasn’t allowed to speak back apparently.

[Nanticoke]

This man is our world’s treasure! Protect him at all cost.

[wisteria]

sometimes it's about the education you received.
I always make snarky comments and evil jokes, at the expense of everyone. It's the way it is in my family - my parents do it with me and with each other and I do it with them and none of us get offended - we know the other person doesn't really think that about us, it was just a good opportunity for a joke and we happened to be the victim.
My boyfriend's family doesn't joke. It took him years to start understanding when we are joking and he still doesn't have the confidence to answer back (although he started to do it with me lately). It took me years to understand some things that I thought of as harmless jokes were really offensive for him on the other hand.

I see sometimes in some families everyone pranks each other and none think anything of it. I would get extremely upset because in my family it doesn't happen.

So while sometimes it's a game of power and sometimes it's just a person being oversensitive, it can also really just boil down to habit.

[vujgnfo]

If ppl tend always to think of themselves way better than they actually r, they will be always over sensitive to what is FAIRLY and JUSTIFIABLY said abt them in public... Which will be seemingly an endless game, this way .
Now, i know that's how it is partners feel pissed of mostly by eachother's behaviour in public.
Thanx JP!

[jupitercyclops]

I say this to my partner all the damn time. I don't let it go eitber.
She consistantly automatically takes the opposed side.
Even at a car dealer when she should have my back, she joins the dealer mocking me when I change their contract to match what they are saying.
Thats 1 example.
She does it automatically without thinking about it.
It wears on me.
I was great once upon a time.i was outstanding at most things I put effort in.
Wow! Jordan! You hit on a nerve here.

[kristelangus]

I agree with Jordan, I don't let things like that go either and like to ask and talk through it

[marianorton]

What an exceptional advise ! Yes people don’t like talking privately and prefer let go and don’t fix the situation and push down the feeling and that is bad sooner or later that issue will come out or explode … spot on JP ! 👌🏼🤓😏💖