DON'T GIVE THEM A SECOND CHANCE - THEY DAMAGED YOU INTENTIONALLY | Jordan Peterson Speech

DON'T GIVE THEM A SECOND CHANCE - THEY DAMAGED YOU INTENTIONALLY | Jordan Peterson Speech.

In this powerful video, we dive deep into the importance of recognizing when it's time to walk away from toxic people and situations. Inspired by Jordan Peterson's insights on self-respect, boundaries, and personal growth, this speech explores the concept that sometimes walking away is the best thing you can do for yourself. If someone has intentionally hurt or damaged you, they don’t deserve another chance to undermine your peace or well-being. Learn how to set boundaries, protect your mental health, and prioritize your long-term happiness over short-term comfort.

👉 Key Takeaways:
- Recognizing intentional harm as a red flag
- Why self-respect is key to your happiness
- The importance of mutual nourishment in relationships
- How to protect your boundaries and emotional energy
- Walking away as an act of strength, not weakness
- Understanding that forgiveness is for your peace, not for them

If you’ve ever struggled with walking away from toxic situations or relationships, this video will give you the confidence and clarity to make the right decision for your mental and emotional well-being.

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[richardugo]

How wonderful, a real human voice with all the right inflections i.e. not a robot. So much easier to connect with the message if, probably for me, several decades late 😔 still one I needed to hear. Thank you.

[johndavis]

Great words! I like this teaching so much I subscribed for more.

I now have about 5 more added to my Watch later list.

Please keep this up! Everyone needs this kind of wisdom in their lives.

[ND-orso]

If I forgive, I don't see why we have to tell the person we forgive them. Let me mention that these narcissists, a lot of them aren't the same, some have overlap. I know I was with a passive-aggressive covert narcissistic husband with sadistic and psychopathic behaviors. I know from experience from putting things in certain ways that he would take certain sarcasm statements as a compliment. As you must know narcissists don't process things like people in my reality or your reality. Even something like saying: "you must be so proud of yourself for almost killing me" and there goes dupers delight and it makes me so sick to see it. That's the worst humiliation other than the pain from your nerves being raw and throbbing in your body from being tortured by this sick man. I don't want to see that smirk again. Telling him I forgive him, I dont think it's a good idea.
Another time (and this is something different that i will never forget) but I said: "what if I treated you the same way you treat me?" He gave me the dirtiest look! And that right there was him acknowledging how terrible he was treating me ongoing. He pretends it's nothing that he would never resolve things with me, not one thing. When he knew something bothered me, he would do those things to provoke me so I would get angry.
He would repeat anything I told him not to do so then he would do it over over again to humiliate me. He would do the opposite of anything i asled of him all the time. He brought out the worst in me and made me crazy. He wanted to see me suffer. He got off on my feeling and concerns and him ignoring them just to see the expression on my face and he would feel so good about grtting fed that way as if he made progress and success so after his fill then not need me anymore and give me the silent treatment until he needed more supply. Then he would upset me again and again and play head games just to make me miserable and lash out at him. Nothing was ever resolved and he wouldn't talk about anything that made him at fault intye relationship amd walk out of the room. He would throw me under the bus any chance he got and blame shifted me so he didn't have to take accountability. Never kept his word on anything.