>>60860606
>>60861651
I am a fan of the Gottman Institute. Neat YouTube videos and information online. I have linked a few videos (between 2 to 6 minutes each - the first is something I keep in mind in particular).
https://youtu.be/ib7Ain2aVR0
https://youtu.be/q-isa2lp4Bg
https://youtu.be/1o30Ps-_8is
A big thing is for everyone in anything relationship to be able to lower their ego at times (not all the time - being a constant doormat doesn't work) and admitting when we are wrong to our partner and those around us.
I knew some people on the chans may automatically reject Gottman because of the Jewish name. That doesn't bother me none. I judge people by their words and more so by their actions. Plus, even if you don't agree with a larger group, they can still be truthful.
I won't disagree with the statement someone tells me "the sky looks blue" on a sunny day.
>>60860992
Thank you very much anon!
>>60861012
I'd say a lot of this is solid advice overall though you can mix some masculine and feminine traits. I also find that pursing things you enjoy and things that will help you even if single helps a lot. Hard for me to do at times but you have take care of yourself in a sustainable way before you can take care of others.
Not all those are available to everyone especially ideas like travel as it's usually thought of as "travel abroad". Simply "traveling" to local events can help out a lot. The further out you travel, the better it may be. Even traveling to your neighbor's and saying something as simple as hello can be huge.
I know people who do nothing but provide constant amounts of stimulation and feel uncomfortable without it. Too many drugs/alcohol and too much unhealthy food, gaming, and gambling.
The highs are (or at least feel higher) and the lows are lower. When gaming they'll go from feeling on top of the world to crashing out when something goes wrong. Repeats multiple times a day.
Also anons, it's closing day on our first house!