Stop Dating These 4 Types OF Emotionally Immature People!

Are you tired of navigating the minefield of dating emotionally immature people? Dive into a revealing exploration of emotional immaturity in people, whether it's a person or a partner, there's some advice for from a couples therapist for everyone.

This insightful guide unravels the complexities of dealing with those who are manipulative, combative, argumentative, and insensitive.

. Learn to identify these traits, understand the underlying psychological patterns, and gain practical tips for managing interactions. Whether you're seeking to improve your relationships or simply want to become more selective, this resource will empower you to foster healthier, more fulfilling connections. Discover the path to emotional maturity and take control of your relationship dynamics today! This is based on the book emotionally immature parents, and it's a great read of you have a mother or father who displays some of these traits.

As always, this isn't therapy, this is a youtube video and you should consult with a therapist in person if needed.

00:00 TIVEs
01:04 Four Types Of Tives
01:57 What Is Emotional Immaturity / Maturity
03:52 Five General Signs Of Emotional Immaturity
07:28 The Provoker
10:30 The Blamer
13:48 The Personalizer
17:32 The Fun One

[CB]

I'm a personaliser for sure. Although getting better, currently having EMDR

[andreasmartt]

I curious if being with a Blamer can bring out Provoking behavior? I have noticed an emerging set of behaviors in myself in relation to my kids, that are not typical of my personality and are very emotionally reactive. I am trying to understand what is contributing my own sudden volatility.
My partner is an avoidant Blamer, and when a problem can’t be ignored or deflected, he responds with explosive anger…. I am starting to think that I’m becoming soo resentful and stifled by our inability to communicate effectively; I am snapping at my kids.

It’s not good- working on it but it starts with understanding the why.

[TheKsadia]

Nice video! Needs some video editing, for example around minute 16, but it's very concise and informative content. Thank you.

[naomi]

As one of the many people on YouTube with ADHD, this would be much easier to digest and use and appreciate if there were timestamps! Without timestamps and chapters, the block of information feels way too long and dense and intimidating, even though I’m really excited about the topic!

[RenukaSakhare-ev]

I belong to the hypersensitive category....

[matthewwakeling]

Yeah, the pineapple thing is just true anyway.

[Arty]

Idk how my gf fits in those, but there's something definitely off about her... She's really explosive, she argues about really small things, claims she complained about something a thousand times when she said something one time or never, never assume her mistakes, talks about things that happened months and months ago frequently even if it's already resolved, if I point she's wrong she gets mad and say I'm calling her a liar or mad...

[studiosvpd]

Is this very different when with autism?

[russellheyns]

“Their reality is based on what they feel”. So you mean women are by nature emotionally immature?