Jay Shetty: 4 Simple Rules For The Perfect Relationship!

Want to improve your relationship? Jay Shetty shares his top 4 rules on how to have the perfect relationship.
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[@krisi1510]

Oph

[@user-cz9dh4yy3g]

no.

[@eneveasi]

Everyone should ask themselves why tf they would be in a relationship with someone if they don’t want to be present with them! Like, that’s so fundamental to human connection.

[@inorite4553]

Ask people in the military.

[@eneveasi]

@@inorite4553 yea thats a different situation of course. I guess my comments are context dependent. But a lot of those military relationships are a mess too.

[@LydiaSmith-yx5jc]

wow so nice I love it

[@nathantrujillo471]

Idk I’m currently in a predicament where we are forced together what seem like 80-90% of the time we’re awake. And it’s not by choice. Thereby extremely problematic as of late. We try to work on it but there’s not really an undoing of an overstayed welcome. And you can still love them in that predicament. Just my critical thought on it. But yeah sure some people aren’t in a forced situation.

[@LydiaSmith-yx5jc]

Hi

[@evlexnet]

The Actual 4 Rules: 1. Experience something new together 2. Learn somenthing new together or apart and share the experience and the knowledge with each other 3. Serve the world together. Do something good for the world together. 4. And sadly, watch the telly together >D... but I guess it's generally Entertainment

[@kmdglobe5402]

♥️ thank you!

[@lrfolkins6692]

He did NOT advocate for watching Telly- no closer to intimacy than crawling into the same bed Put the phone down , et al. BE PRESENT

[@kraftwerk974]

In my opinion this is all BS. We all have tremendous sex with our girlfriend but once there are children it slowly or quickly desappears because as a species we've already reproduced and served our DNA. That's why half of couples get divorced and the other half share invoice payments. That's a sad conclusion but so accurate.

[@tanzila_29]

To me, there's nothing called 'A Perfect Relationship'. It's a team work & it needs consistency. That's the thing. Physical presence or intimacy is important but true connection that takes place between souls is beyond that.

[@andreab.1943]

I agree to that - sharing the same values and reaching for the same goals in live, that's a good start. But also probably the question "What can we give back to the world by being together? What is the higher purpose of our relationship?" Something greater than our happy 2 time together. That does not always have to be children. Probably we can push each other to become better human beings, to grow, to share our experiences with others. Our our souls did meet to resolve some kind of karma?

[@grantgilbert4853]

Y’all are missing the point of the thumbnail of “Perfect” Your version of what you consider perfect is what really be framed in this context.

[@danielle8.]

Jay, I love you explanation of “ watching tv”! So true !

[@arteeejr]

Jay Shetty's advice on nurturing relationships by going beyond just watching TV is incredibly insightful. He highlights the importance of conscious, quality time spent together. It reminds me of my coach Lisa Haisha's did to me, where she encourages me to transform routine interactions into opportunities for deep connection. By engaging in new experiences, learning together, and serving together, couples can truly grow and evolve. It's a valuable reminder to prioritize the quality of our relationships and invest in moments that matter.

[@anatun2011]

This is probably the most realistic and valuable advice about relationships. Thank you great channel, wonderful context. Every interview is very informative, wether I agree with certain opinions or not!

[@cedrusatlantica7]

This is so great advice!!! It is the only way to make a relationship work, to be more concious about it and more present. Love you both!!

[@mohammadshakoorifaraznehei3706]

I can't find more useful podcast regarding relationships than this specific podcast. Thanks a lot man! your words are such a big help.

[@selfridges7]

Wow loved ur podcast. It’s the first time I’ve heard a talk on long distance relationship for the first time and it has realy helped. Thank you

[@JasmineGarcia-ji6yb]

1000% this is exactly the type of relationship I want to have and create. It takes effort and creativity and two people willing to live at a higher form of living together ❤❤❤ Hope God blesses me to have this.

[@johnlombardo7816]

❤❤ this is what it means to be with someone you are head over heels in love with.. to want to be better and make them better as well... I would love to find this in my next relationship because it wasn't present in the last 2 .. and that's equally my fault as theirs sadly.. you just don't always realize it or are too comfortable in the moment

[@tanjasmit7535]

Jay gives real practical advice that couples can use in their relationship ❤🇿🇦

[@mountain85]

This was really helpful, thank you both !

[@connorcurran9800]

Smashed it man! Feeling more productive and motivated to become more efficient with my time just by watching! 🙌💜

[@teamcarenna]

Jay I absolutely adore all your episodes- so valuable

[@ashleysoudah]

That was so good. Saved video for future reference (and gf). Thanks :)

[@user-gn8rg3dz9c]

Been in a relationship for 8 years now. We've spent time apart, spent time together. We're not engaged, but from experience now, I can say it's not easy at all. If you think it is you're not thinking from a conscious place. If you are a couple that claims to love each other, like REALLY love each other. The attraction is there, you're going to places, doing things together, meeting each others families, it's never going to be easy. You will always have to work for the love. Always. Thank you for this show. I've only recently started watching and it's already helping me in my personal life.❤❤❤

[@RosemaryCole-fm3xc]

❤

[@amalnaseem626]

Sounds wonderful, I hope you get married to your partner soon💯

[@user-cz9dh4yy3g]

when is he proposing? he's getting the girlfriend experience for free he'll find someone younger and leave you do not give men the girlfriend experience if they do not give you engagement/marriage

[@user-cz9dh4yy3g]

@@amalnaseem626 it's been 8 years...he parked the car there, if she asks he'll pout "you deserve someone better" and bail. She can't rock the boat, she's walking on eggshells and using this concious coupling blabla to justify that in 8 years he has not proposed and it's not clear for her when he will. If she asks she'll rock the boat. It's a lose-lose scenario for her. This is why you NEVER give sex without commitment.

[@user-gn8rg3dz9c]

@@user-cz9dh4yy3g not interested in marriage. Stop falling into societal norms. Life isn't about a ring and a wedding day loser.

[@persiandrunkard]

Love these extracts

[@jennsmith77]

Yes! Serving together! ❤

[@krishnakanth.m6027]

Jay is a great human not only for his knowledge because of his heart ❤️

[@amani745]

Excellent advice to help others together.

[@polyxenikoutla134]

Thank you!

[@MsJennjenn22]

My partner and I moved into with only dating for 3 months and we’ve been together going on 4 years. We do watch specific TVs together but we also enjoy going window shopping together and trying new restaurants together. He love the gym and I do my best to engage in his love for the gym. Currently pregnant with our friends kid. He is my best friend and love spend a lot of time and just being in the same space together as well since I work from home

[@vaczi_lelek_katalizator]

Omg, Jay is a walking, talking wisdom. Thanks for your contribution and consciousness!

[@JohnDonnelly-dh1jk]

Hello Katalin, how're you doing?

[@africansaint4986]

Just subscribed to the channel cox this are things people are going through and yet not talked about

[@MyrnaDeJesus]

Excellent guidance on essential necessities for nurturing relationships.

[@chitrasingh44]

No matter what peeps saying.. this is dope!! Glad for the perspective. With anything course, pick what u like n leave the rest.:)

[@CrappyProducts]

I'd been dating my girlfriend for 5 years and we only see each other during the weekends and it's the best thing ever since it gives us the week to miss each other and then be super happy to be together, but I agree it should be conscious and deliberate

[@SpontaneousTalents]

I like this idea...but I'm curious what happens if you eventually start living with your partner? Would you all of the sudden grow bored of them since you're seeing each other pretty much every day?

[@slaveyamihaylova5687]

😮😮😮 I have been with my husband for 5.5 years and we build 2 businesses together, bought an apartment then a house. We go on trips and vacays every 2-3months. How did this relationship survive the Covid Era? Omg

[@battybeef]

Interesting point and happy its working out for you. But, there is something really nice about coming home every day and waking up every day next to someone you love as well. The weekend dating theory may work great for dating but at some point I would imagine, if you're into the traditional life, you'll want to get married and have kids and live together 24/7 and that will thrust your relationship into a level that you may not be prepared for or know how to handle if the entirety of your relationship for so long has been built on "weekend dating".

[@CrappyProducts]

@@battybeefBut that's precisely the point, I don't want a traditional life, so no marriage and no kids, never wanted and probably never will

[@dh1474]

That's all about you, what about your partner. Where do they want to be in 5 years time?@@CrappyProducts

[@gracejasinthpriyadarsini2489]

My favourite speaker Jay genius l love his speech very much

[@lms7584]

Amazing advice

[@Jennawang20]

thank guys

[@markelinadedej2868]

Omg now that I'm thinking, I have a great relationship ❤

[@ibehvictor8392]

This is great

[@stefanborek7101]

W shetty, the TV things hits hard, inspired to reread the book - live like a monk

[@vishanmangar4108]

Jay Shetty is getting very seriously open up in his podcast and interviews

[@nadiyaahmed7954]

I feel like this advice is great for a young couple with no kids but for the rest of us with young kids we’re always exhausted and sleep deprived.

[@annaoslo8650]

Some couples who are also just working their butts off to survive, try to get ahead in this economy and wondering how they will manage to have children are also massively exhausted.

[@nadiyaahmed7954]

@@annaoslo8650 yes completely agree!!

[@aprililes8355]

Yes and that's a very real reality for many of us!! Jay Shetty doesn't have kids so great point!!!

[@annarold1709]

@@annaoslo8650 thank you for sharing that experience. You wouldn’t recommend to have kids ? I’m on my thirties and when I read or hear about this kind of experiences I get more convinced that having kids is not the best choice. My list of pros of having kids gets shorter and shorter😥

[@vaczi_lelek_katalizator]

I have kids and yes, they are great excuses for NOT having a happy life 🤔😄🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@kimslife_de]

Totally agree ✨✨✨

[@LydiaSmith-yx5jc]

😘

[@yoginid672]

Mr Shetty's whole philosophy on relationships is based around his own life and situation, and how he "wants" to view life. You could say this is inevitable, when someone gives advice, but actually the people worth listening to or reading for advice - who put themselves out there to give 'advice on love and relationships' to the public - are precisely the ones who do not give a perspective or advice rooted in or from "their personal" situation. e.g. Esther Perel, Matthew Hussey. Mr Shetty is a confident and articulate communicator. This does not make him an authority (at all) on love and relationships.

[@victorial1982]

I love Esther, she is the best in the fiel and her tips on relationships make the most sense to me. Jay sometimes sells tips that are very centered around his own perspective, wants and needs.

[@lorralorra222]

I like what u had to say, its funny but if I'm apart from my loved one, it doesn't take time to reconnect, it's a bit like if u have kids that go off to college will it take time to reconnect?? No it's unconditional love...

[@aprililes8355]

Thank you for saying that and very well said!! If your love is sincere, real, and true, then I don't think reconnecting would be an issue. If anything, the heart would grow fonder in missing them, not the other way around! That's my take anyway.

[@aprililes8355]

@@lorralorra222 You said that perfectly in a nutshell! Unconditional love!!

[@lorralorra222]

@@aprililes8355 Thanks,

[@jakelewis7381]

This is gold I had two kids very young - first at age 16 & second & 22 I’m just grateful for this wisdom and knowledge from other people in the world willing to share experience for us all to improve Thanks guys. Thanks for the comments too Wishing happiness and vibes for everyone this touches Lewis

[@aaAaa-rq2cj]

These words should be spoken in all the regional languages and regional accent for all the people in India to understand better.Such an important conversation this is.

[@therealjag]

Ppl in India get arranged marriages, you're together no matter what 😂😂

[@xasaxuma9835]

Jay is Really Raw ❤

[@unknown11215]

PLEASE get Deli alli on

[@matthewroyce7315]

I really liked this.

[@RosemaryCole-fm3xc]

I love this

[@matthewroyce7315]

@@RosemaryCole-fm3xc same...

[@RosemaryCole-fm3xc]

@@matthewroyce7315 hello

[@LydiaSmith-yx5jc]

I really like it twi

[@therealjag]

I see my friend going through this and tbh its not looking good. I hope he moves back to live with her again and not just move abroad for money.

[@YuliaGrushevskaya-bi6he]

Perfection is enemy of réal relationship, for me : attraction physical and intellectuel, each is being him self and lots of space to each other and for being together, i never look further or think too much, if i care for à person if i send love and forgive then for me it is à good relationship ❤🎉

[@tamarmarkosian1841]

That’s exactly what our loving creator has communicated 2000 years ago at 1 Corinthians 7:5 “Do not deprive each other except by mutual consent for an appointed time, so that you may devote time to prayer and may come together again, in order that Satan may not keep tempting you for your lack of self-control”.

[@carl5959]

My grandparents and parents seem to just do relationships easily... Parents 30+years, grandparents were 50/60years. I'm not aware they schedule time apart, schedule how to watch tv, or even schedule dates half the time. Sometimes as humans we try to be too clever, if you love each other that much, I believe it will work unconsciously 🤷🏾‍♂️ Perhaps I'm naive, who knows, but some of the stuff he's saying sounds a bit perfectionist/unrealistic for most couples.

[@Brandor667]

I wae kind of thinking the same thing. It must be nice, to go on retreats and have experiences, or bring your wife on your world tour. But, for the average person, this may not be affordable. "Rent prices are through the roof, do we want to take an art class together or make rent this month" Is just an example.

[@alessaray6050]

Do you have to communicate your partner not to use their phone/laptop when they are with you? If I have to communicate that to someone for me it immediately means we don’t have the same values. I went once on a first date with a guy who was using his phone. I didn’t tell him anything, I just decided not to see him again.

[@pamelalovesboundaries]

What works for some may not work for others. One doesn't need a seminar or podcast to understand that couples need to get out and explore new things. It's not that hard.

[@traceybyrne1690]

We haven't watched television for 3 years of our 3 year relationship

[@w7acf]

True connection does not require reconnection after time apart. It will not be broken due to distance. When both of you meet again after time apart, it will be picking up where u left off, like you just saw each other yesterday.

[@lucytaylor4225]

Use the right language! Go on holiday not take a vacation your're English 😉 I do like jay Shetty but nothings wrong with just being together watching the TV!! I also think if his relationship is so important and intimacy is so important why he's jetting off for months on end - jay you need to set boundaries with your career then perhaps you wouldn't need to spend energy fixing the damage done from being apart. Moments, memories and love are the most valuable precious gifts. Focus on those jay not your tours. These days with technology you can work from home etc. Not trying to argue just like to think about the issues and come up with my own view.. have a beautiful like my friend x

[@dvd_12337]

What are questions to ask self or of the relationship, before deciding to marry?

[@queenj.8i895]

Ask the Lord to guide you. Always. In all things. He helps those who ask Him to. God bless 🦋

[@creelabellehoward]

This is really cool because many couples in The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints will serve in the temple together, doing sacred ordinances on behalf of those who have passed on. It is a great way to serve others and always brings me closer to God. I can only imagine how much it brings couples closer together. It's like God knows we need to serve together to improve our relationships. Like He's omnipotent or something. Lol ;)

[@woohoo2023]

Relationships are bad when some people have baggage from the previous relationships....

[@kiki0372]

Start at 7:30

[@wattcoaching6263]

I think it’s problematic to describe any relationship as ‘perfect’. The idea of perfection is thought created and thoughts change moment to moment and I believe it’s problematic because it puts unrealistic pressures on people’s romantic relationships

[@spiceboxify]

you dont think the same thing about a job. Strive for perfection. Make love not war.

[@eneveasi]

I think that totally depends on what you view perfection as. If it’s some unrealistic ideal, that doesn’t exist anywhere! If it’s something without challenge, tension, or flaws, that certainly doesn’t exist either and I don’t think would qualify as perfection either since any relationship like that either isn’t real or is sweeping shit under the rug. But a relationship, in my view, can be perfect if it is truly dedicated to the process of human growth and two people are able to meet each other deeply through the range of who they are. It requires a lot of personal growth and vulnerability from both people

[@wattcoaching6263]

@@eneveasi Hi Calvin, yes from what you've shared 'perfection' is down to each individual's perspective because we are living from our own experience of life and what's a 'perfect relationship' and what isn't

[@eneveasi]

@@wattcoaching6263 👍

[@traceybyrne1690]

I loved hearing the awareness guidelines..no TV, choose vulnerable experiences together and spend 'presence' time together Great suggestions I'm also a Life Coach l learn from people that are looking into what works and what doesn't.

[@pauline6005]

After 3 years of trying my long distant relationship ended at the weekend. All because I questioned my then partner about being alone with a maid. When he had said to me that he couldn't be alone with any female because indian society won't accept it. This wasn't about cheating this was about him saying one thing to me then doing the opposite. But he kept changing his story. One minute he was within the same house as the maid , she offering him tea the going about her cleaning. Which I had no problem with at all. Next they just exchanged keys. The next she only offered tea of an evening which baffled me. So I wondered which story it was So when I kept questioning him he called me sick in the head. Said im the reason why men keep secrets , I'm toxic and controlling. He's also said im too sensitive and I shouldn't hold onto baggage. He had told me to leave to topic alone its finished with. And when I asked did he mean to go back to it at a later time when we've cooled down . He said no. When he says it's finished it's finished. Which I said I weren't ready to move on just because he said so. We had started talking again and so I still had the awful words in the back of my head. So I asked him does he still think im those things he had said to me. He said yes and doesn't have no regrets. I said he should say sorry and he said , I'll say sorry for upsetting you. But not for them words I think he called me. Though in the same breath he said they weren't that bad nor did he swear at me. He even said if I hadn't questioned him so much he wouldn't of got so angry and said it to me. Fast forward a few days and finally got a sorry and he said he has never asked for an apology for my behaviour that let to his outburst. And that I'm not like indian women who don't hold onto such things. They would build the relationship not let it go. I said you let your ego and sharp tongue get in the way. Which he has told me before. And he said an indian woman would break down his ego. I said you shouldn't have such an ego that it needs breaking down and I'm glad im not and indian woman. That needs to walk on egg shells. I said we both need to work on ourselves. Then he said he has nothing to work on and even his friends say he doesn't need to go to councilling I ended the relationship which he keeps adding the the message and previously he's ended it multiple times. And I said we have tried for 3 years we are both different. We both see things differently and we just don't match. We've tried it's time to end and let go . Andveven said I dont hate him My god after rereading that it's so exhausting. I wish he would of worked at it because I know even I need to work on myself and rebuild on myself. But I'm not gonna be in a relationship were I feel I can't be open about my feelings or have to pick and choose words so he doesn't take offence if I have a problem which what he said or did. He even liked other eomens photos on fb and commented how lovely they are. And when I said I found them disrespectful because some were half naked. He said his fb account had been hijacked and he would pick and choose which ones were him and which ones weren't. And then said they should be left in the past. Even though he always said to me he didn't like public displays of affection and was careful of what he said to my photos very rarely liked or even sent hearts. So glad though its over I can look after myself now and start to make myself happy again Sorry for the long post Rant over

[@netayconnection6236]

I'm quite surprised 😮 no one has responded to your comment honestly. It does sounds like a very toxic relationship, and honestly anything toxic whether that be a friendship or relationship you shall definitely stay away from. I know from experience as well, and this guy you dated some of his traits match the person I had an experience with, they're they're narracistic as well. Just attempt to be careful being with who you are. Other than that you seem like a very patient person to me, and very understanding with your responses to his behaviour. Always remember that looking after yourself should be the upmost pirority, which should enable you with more energy, happiness and positive. Have a nice day 😊

[@pauline6005]

@netayconnection6236 Thank you very much for your response..seems like a lifetime away. I had got low my mental health suffered. That I didn't want to do anything. Up until recently I started to look after myself. He was the typical manipulative narcissist. And I was always running after the guy who loved bomb me in the beginning. But a therapist said that's what they do to get you to lower your wall. But I'm good now Again thank you 😊

[@F_Dot_]

He says a lot without saying much.

[@d5051]

Three days un-phoned vacation at least 3 hours from their home together per month because they didn't want to wait for their annual vacation. Must be nice to have that freedom.

[@JeffreyGillespie]

I don’t want a perfect relationship. I wanna be left alone so I can make and eat a perfect grilled cheese.

[@user-cz9dh4yy3g]

🤣 not bad to be honest and understandable

[@zahrahussain7895]

I’ll stick to Esther Perel and the Gottmans to learn from when it comes to relationships

[@CandyLemon36]

The inspiring depth of this content is a call to action. A book I read with related messages changed my life's direction. "The Art of Meaningful Relationships in the 21st Century" by Leo Flint

[@mercifulmermaidtarot2630]

I’m not dismissing any of this advice at all. But am I the only single person who wants to stay single even more after every interview or speech I watch about how to make romantic relationships work? 😂 Good grief. We don’t have these kinds of conversations as often about friendships. Why is romance so frigging hard?

[@lafset1064]

Sounds as if you dont like the idea of putting effort into a person outside of yourself. And thats fine

[@mercifulmermaidtarot2630]

@@optimusctts Yes 😂 But only a few very close ones built on trust, respect and the ability to have difficult conversations. When I say “we don’t have these conversations as often about friendships,” I meant that, I see many discussions, posts by mental health professionals, etc. about how to have a healthy romantic relationship, yet I’ve never seen so many people unable to actually apply any of that advice. What I meant was, I don’t see as much content about how to make friendships last or work. People seem to make friends more gradually and naturally, and stay close longer. Many of my closest friendships are 15+ years long. And those relationships feel so easy compared to what I hear about romantic relationships. All the media content about romantic relationships makes me go, “wow there are a LOT of ways this can go wrong, are we as a society overthinking it and trying too hard to get it perfect? Or is it actually that hard?”

[@mercifulmermaidtarot2630]

@@lafset1064 I put effort into my close friendships with people I trust and respect though. 👍 Yet there is also an ease and comfort around those friends that is mutual and doesn’t feel like hard work. I just find that all the social media content about making romantic relationships work makes it “sound” incredibly difficult from where I stand as a single person. There seems to be more information about this subject than ever, from mental health professionals, coaches, etc. and it makes me wonder if we have TOO much information about it, overthink it, and yet still end up breaking up, divorced, etc. The last time I had a falling out with a friend was 7 years ago and we repaired the friendship. Why is it when we add romance into the connection, everything is ten times harder? That’s all.

[@samreplete1842]

@@mercifulmermaidtarot2630 may be we can be friends if you want.

[@noted_insolence1894]

The main reasons are that with friends you don't have commitment (potentially forever). That's the big one. We aren't as choosy about our friends bc they can come and go and we just don't worry about it as much. We aren't possessive. Next is you don't have sex with friends and you don't have the desire to want and be wanted in the same intimate ways. So a lot of the insecurities are mute points. Friendships don't exist if they don't make us feel better inherently. Relationships, good or bad, can make us feel like shit. Our insecurities and overthinking and paranoia surface in ways they don't in friendships. Lastly you don't build a family or home with friends, so you don't have the pressure to make sure you are both putting in your all and proving yourself. Your friends can work deadend jobs, drinking or smoking weed every day and that's fine. But you might cause a lot of friction in a relationship if this is the case bc that might not be what you want long term

[@sarahpaun9688]

Please I need an advice. Is about my distance relationship. We are together for 3 years by now and we saw each other 2 weeks in total. I feel very sad day by day and I lose hope that we will end up together. How to reconnect of we love each other but don't have enough financial support to visit each other often? and now I wanna go there in India again...I am from Romania. He still didn't come to visit me just I go there 2 weeks in 2023. He promises he will come in 2025...but feels so much time 😔🥺

[@user-cz9dh4yy3g]

he wants your European passport he doesn't love you no matter what, do NOT send him money and for the love of God do NOT have sex with him he'll get you pregnant and cling to your passport or give you an STD. please value yourself and cut this grifter off

[@Mayamariaruth]

The offended people in these comments didn’t even watch the video 😂

[@seliar7586]

Watching tv together is The most intimate chillest time with my man Feeling his heart beat while i lay on his chest and I get to caress him For hours while we watch something interesting or funny = pure bliss Do you and what feels good to both of you I just heard the first minute cause I was curious Choose your lover with your heart That’s it

[@gouthamim2405]

You haven’t covered all the situations couple face. Kids play a major role and change the relationship dynamics

[@CharlieRunning1992]

He says that watching TV together is bad and breaking your relationship but then tells you to listen to a podcast together

[@rejectionisprotection4448]

Yes that makes sense. It's a different experience listening to a podcast.

[@kimslife_de]

Finally‘ since 2013 I hate watching TV…

[@LW-wg4ny]

I only counted 2 things, taking time apart and not watching telly, did I miss something? Also I noticed he doesn’t wear a wedding ring…hmmm

[@br8541]

Well you didn't listen til the end: - TV time together is the lowest form of connectivity if anything drives more apart - go do an activity together where both are not expert so you can experience and share that together build that connection - learning something together like book, podcast, courses... - serving together as in giving back together and helping communities around

[@eneveasi]

@@br8541she said “not watching telly” so she didn’t really miss that it is a low form of connection..

[@MissOJAY]

Rings are not everyones culture.

[@yukisanderson6907]

We watch KZbin alone separately, which doesn't create intimacy at all.

[@siri6]

as a single, i am taking note.

[@simonjames772]

the comments r hilarious

[@saihinamisango6093]

2:14seconds into video; Why do Yiddish you refer to your wife as "that person".

[@LanceNRusso]

Divorce is never the way out, My wife and I have been having issues before I sort out help from a spiritual adviser, i wasn't going to let my marriage of 18years crash.

[@LanceNRusso]

@Rose Allen well not the orthodox way but i was referred by a friend to a spiritual adviser and healer

[@LanceNRusso]

@Rose Allen her name is Shelly Renee White, and she is a great spiritual adviser as well as caster

[@LanceNRusso]

@Rose Allen you can look her name up online and you will find all you need.

[@iky183]

Mine definitely falling apart because he doesn't Believe in seeking help/advice

[@LydiaSmith-yx5jc]

wow 😍

[@teachernickinsaigon1201]

Lots of toxic comments. Just curious, why do you guys consume this content? Or do you follow Steven but just dislike Jay Shetty?

[@Rocko1990]

Where's the negative comments? I'm seeing only positive

[@LydiaSmith-yx5jc]

So nice

[@user-cz9dh4yy3g]

because it's none of your business what we do and why. go cry elsewhere!

[@laurawalker6431]

Is it always women who complain that their men are not spending time with them? Or it’s the same for both and we’re not talking about it??? Could you or someone comment or talk about this point please ?

[@rejectionisprotection4448]

They don't want to alienate too much of their subscriber base, so won't make that differentiation.

[@HelpdeskHonky]

If I had eyes like that people would listen to me too lol

[@Truth222-lf3lc]

We go to the gym together.

[@andywhata]

Keep your videos short like this n we will watch em all. Skipped so many of your videos coz they are too long.

[@spencerd9325]

Surfing lol. I bet you do that on a Wednesday evening. What about every other day??

[@LydiaSmith-yx5jc]

you are so handsome baby

[@vihodanyet]

Who is watching TV in 2023… genuinely .. I’m almost 30 and I don’t know anyone my age who watches Tv or has in years

[@xxxElizabethxxx]

4 simple rules for the perfect relationship - Get With Jay Shetty 👍

[@penelopebuhlalu1814]

😍🤗🤗

[@GB-ws1sc]

This is such basic advice… who just gets up and leaves their partner without planning or discussing when or how long the time will be. Relationships definitely are in danger if this is podcast worthy advice geez

[@alexperkins8433]

lol no kidding

[@Raysmakeupbox]

Some times it’s the most basic of change or basic bit of advise that makes the biggest difference. Yes it seems so obvious. We all know to loose weight we should eat healthy, be active…doesn’t make putting the basic info into practise so easy for everyone. The smallest realisation of habit can make a huge difference

[@theMrsMJG]

Unfortunately, that’s way it has to be said.

[@ivanmalau4945]

Stop chasing this there is no such thing. Everyone has flaws and you do to and because of that chasing perfection in you guys being together is rediculous. Rather aim to better yourself and grow with your partner

[@maryngugi8155]

With all due respect this is the very FIRST time Jay is talking and not even getting anything of what he is saying😶😶

[@fatboyannie]

I think Jay Shetty will never use perfect to describe a relationship.

[@user-cz9dh4yy3g]

I don't watch tv

[@Zoe-lc5cv]

Nothing wrong with just watching TV with your partner after a long stressful day, stop complicating things!

[@Dantheguitarman3]

Imagine trying to defend watching tv. Smh.

[@bayvladimir7960]

Somehow I kinda stopped watching TV and nonsense entertainments almost 8 years ago, just saying :D

[@kadaffijack3538]

No one is perfect so where did he come up with these 4 simple rules and the factor everyone is different in there own way an the more you do for someone it never good enough

[@user-ij6dt3lx2m]

Sorry but I won’t take any advice from someone who hasn’t had children with their partner/wife/husband. Try and run a business or work full time and have 3 children especially if you haven’t got your family with you in the same country. Also, try and go through lockdowns with 3 children and running a business at the same time making sure it doesn’t fail or when your partner goes through a mental breakdown when you have young children to look after.. then it will definitely test your marriage!

[@user-cz9dh4yy3g]

correct he's the speaker "entrepreneur" who lives travelling, his advice is not applicable for those who do not have his lifestyle, which is the vast majority of us plus the advice he gives is unrealistic even for himself and is used to reinforce the marketing of his brand...he doesn't apply the stuf he advices and it's quite evident in his increasingly agitated state and rising voice

[@Harun_Abdullhi]

I dont think it’s Helpful to be apart too long it is Hartful ☹️

[@beztoop342]

This guy speaks a little of sense.

[@user-cz9dh4yy3g]

sometimes he has an indian accent, sometimes he has a British accent...which one it it entrepreneur bro?

[@rebeccak5846]

Is it just me or does this seem like advice for incredibly privileged people? I get that we can all come up with our own rules, but 3 days a month together with no phones, an annual vacation, spending extra quality time together at the equivalent of time spent apart and joining each other’s work trips where possible sounds like too much of a fantasy to even slightly relate to. Who in real-life has that amount of time and flexibility to play with ?

[@englishwithmuzammal3596]

This seems to be effortless to talk about such things for the sake of a podcast for the audience; the reality on the ground is not even an ounce closer to what is being said here. No one can understand your pain. Period. They are talkers, nothig else, if you ask me, which might be amiss; I am open to other notions; I am not an hauteur, nor am I endeavour to bring eristic perspective. My propensity for the truth vis-a-vis building castles in the air/verbal diarrehe/gift of the gab. They both are assiduous in what they do, but I can't buy this gibberish. The phenomenon of this talk-show has recenty been nothing but interminable noise pollution. Thank you for reading.

[@LydiaSmith-yx5jc]

wow nice

[@englishwithmuzammal3596]

@@LydiaSmith-yx5jc So beautiful, so elegant, just looking like wow...

[@lyndamedley543]

I don't think it's helpful to be apart too long . It is hurtful. 😢