BREAK UP and DIVORCE can be AVOIDED if you STOP doing THIS - Jordan Peterson 2023

Poor communication and making trivial things seem huge is the leading cause of divorce for most couples. A simple misunderstanding can cascade into something bigger than it was originally. Which is why being able to self regulate your own emotions plus being able to communicate them in a clear manner is key to avoiding a dreadful divorce.
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[@leftfoot3186]

This is one of the most thought provoking videos I’ve seen in some time. Definitely subscribing

[@sanchyeet]

understood nothing

[@StealthTheUnknown]

Listen to it multiple times. And pause frequently when he finishes a thought and just sit with the thought for a minute and digest it. College professors tend to go pretty quick on their material so it’s nice having a recording you can replay multiple times to really get the lesson

[@fakavangchhia2051]

it basically says don't make the drastic decision of just getting devorced, look at the small things that is causing the problem, fix the small problems instead of getting overwhelmed and "running" away when things seem rough