Kumail Nanjiani on being vulnerable with wife Emily Gordon

[@LBTennis]

His wife broke his walls down and sent him to therapy to learn about emotions. Happened to me too. Best thing that's ever happened to me

[@GoldHamSam]

read "Under Saturn's Shadow." Great book for men. Or "The Middle Passage" if you're anywhere between 30-60 years old. If you got a lot from therapy you'll definitely get a ton out of those two books.

[@LBTennis]

@@GoldHamSam I'm in that age range and got a lot out of therapy. I'll check it out

[@LXSeaV]

Show men the way, Kumail and Emily ✨ The way he talks about her is so nice and healing to hear because it sounds genuine. People who are really in love are each other’s best friends (or are at least one of their best friends).

[@LXSeaV]

This also made me think of all the men my friends and I have hoped will step up and be more open, gracious and cooperative but then had to give up on them for our own sanity. Sometimes the patience is worth it, but it’s so hard to not feel like a pathetic idiot when you’re waiting for your partner to finally become fully emotionally available. Most of us just end up feeling like we wasted our time and never have any literal fucks left to give men who aren’t already emotionally available.

[@BaltimoreBird]

And KNOWing it is WORK to stay as invested in the relationship. I was blessed to marry my best friend but we both Acknowledge the arduous work + pleasure in STILL being into each other. Love + partnerships are always beautiful messes! ❤

[@aanchaallllllll]

0:07: 👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 The speaker discusses the importance of re-prioritizing his life and being open with his partner. 3:11: 🗒 The speaker and his partner practiced sharing vulnerable aspects of themselves to strengthen their relationship. 5:15: 😔 The speaker reflects on how their career took priority over their partner's needs and feelings. 7:36: 💔 The speaker is reflecting on their feelings of embarrassment and shame, and acknowledges their shortcomings as a husband. 10:18: 👨‍👩‍👦‍👦 The speaker discusses the importance of being a good husband and the process of improving in that role. Recap by Tammy AI

[@sarahthomson8183]

Kumail Nanjiani is a gem of a human.

[@user-uh5tb9er4o]

the timing at the end was s-weeeet!!

[@davanmani556]

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[@Mr.Paul_Revere]

Good interview . Now i know a road to inialate any celebrity