This Is The Biggest Lie You Were Ever Told About Relationships

[@corporaterobotslave400]

Every relationship has some drama / disagreements / conflict / troubles. What healthy ppl want is someone who doesn't CREATE drama just to test you, or because they're more familiar with drama than peace and actually dig it.

[@barryfowler2055]

Can’t watch any more

[@CliffCoultas]

Not all have drama. Some people are actually level headed enough to keep it together.

[@MiCHELLEannSPIRESmasterminedAO]

Do you think it's possible that the drama could be caused by our shadow self and the reason that we recognize it is because we created it subconsciously or unconsciously... I hate drama as I'm sure everyone does (on some level) I just wonder if the reason that people experience the same relationship over and over again is that they don't know how to have a relationship with the self. I.e the jealous God is the god that we are that gets no credit for the creation that we've beheld the whole time, like who else but me would create the reality I behold with the five senses I use to simulate an experience. A creator wouldn't leave the creation but attempt to live it. I don't know been digging deep lately just doesn't make sense for the problems in a relationship to just be the other person's fault, I mean what an inefficient use of time and energy unless I am meant to learn about myself, right? Love what u wrote, bless you beLOVED brother.🌹#heROSE #arose #lovingUSunconditionallywithallIam #addAM #relaYshunship #KINgdumbisWITHin🤫 #telePATHy #WHIZdumb🙈🙉🙊 #SEEyesUScriesT #myroarsMIRRORS #JEWduhtrybe❤ #awake=vieWINgofadeadbodY👻 #hypGnoSIS👸 #333MMMEEEWWW #belovedsisters #isisamam #3Y3sis #stripsnostripes #HE+R=her+E=here...playseeorplace #playnetEARth

[@Seamannon]

@@MiCHELLEannSPIRESmasterminedAO Sometimes it's also about what people label as "drama". example: Person A labels their friend - person B as overly dramatic. When they reflect on that relationship, they come to a conclusion, that this friend is not a reliable person, B is usually in a hurry, often late and always has some sobstory to share that makes most meetings awkward. There's always some major issue going on in the background of B's life, some problem that's derailing B's plans unexpectedly and so it's not really possible to just have regular meetings for fun at the frequency that A would prefer, like twice a week for a couple of hours to make the friendship stable and less dramatic. Sometimes A wonders if the relationship is worth anything at all, maybe it would be better to just let B go, cut them out of A's life to have more peace at social gatherings? Maybe it would be better to focus on other friends? Maybe they should tell B to get their life in order and come back when they are able to make the time commitment for frequent meetups and just have fun, enjoy life, party together without talking about some awful problem every time at some point in the evening? But then A also remembers, that B is also one of the most enthusiastic and cheerful people in most social gatherings, that B is usually open to any silly idea anyone would suggest and they are able to revive a party when others are getting bored. B is also the one, who never lets others down on purpose, who is always motivated to help someone in need or to listen when A needs someone to talk to. B can also provide constructive critisism and inpirations for problem solving and emotional support, when A shares some private matter or dream. After considering the options, A decides to pull back from the friendship and only invite B over a few times a year to the biggest events, like birthday parties or summer bbq parties. now here is the perspective of person B: B considers A as one their best friends, even though A seems overly distant, cold and avoidant most of the time. B knows, that good friends are not easy to find and that everyone has some personal problems to deal with, but most people are just not that open about it. B struggles with many things in life, but refuses to just hide issues from friends, because in B's mind - friends are people who are there for you, even when life gets difficult, friends are people, who can offer active help or emotional support in times of need. Friends are there to share happy and sad news with, who are there to dance and to cry with. So the idea of meeting people to only party and play with, while hiding all of your personal struggles from them and suffering in silence on your own seems completely ridiculous to B. B wants to set a good example for bonding with people authentically, for providing help when someone else is in need and for trusting others to provide support in return. B starts to question the friendship with A after a few years, because A always seems very reluctant when it comes to any kind of support, both emotional and practical. B notices that A often gets annoyed when B shares a personal story or a problem and rarely offers any uplifting suggestions or constructive critisism and almost never does A offer practical help without being specifically asked for it, on top of that A often refuses to help even when asked. B feels like A is not a reliable friend, because A is not very supportive in times of need and doesn't even explain anything when refusing help. B doesn't really want to be a burden, so they don't demand any specific help and they don't want to be intrusive, so they don't insist on explanations when being told "no" or "I can't help you". B tries to be respectful of other people's boundaries, but it's getting very lonely when you're doing everything you possibly can to help others and are then let down by everyone when you're in need. B forgives people easily and just tries to give people more opportunities to step up by sharing other problems later on. B is getting more lonely and depressive with time, especially after meetings with people, who are not emotionally vulnerable and interested in authentic connections or responsive to other people's needs. B is trying very hard to maintain the friendship with A, even though their life is slowly falling apart - they never refuse an invitation to go out for a beer or have a coffee, even if it's not the best time for them and they have to cancell other plans last minute. B agrees to meet with A, even at the expense of their productivity at work the next day. B is willing to cancell a family visit in order to keep the friendship with A or to take a few hours off when they have to pack their things in order to move to another flat or to risk failing a job interview the next day, when their oldest friend A wants to meet up, because friendship is very important to B. Background: Person A grew up in a stable environment with supportive and reliable parents. Serious issues could always be solved with the support of parents and other relatives, so friends were seen as people to relax and party with, to have fun and not think about problems. Person B grew up in an unstable environment with abusive or neglectful parents and relatives. Serious issues were never really solved or addressed properly within the family, so problems would pile up and reach some kind of breaking point after a while, resulting in sudden unwanted changes. Family was seen as a source of suffering that has to be tolerated and friends were the only hope for a genuine connection, care and support.

[@miriamkolton6408]

​@@Seamannon Thank you for this well-written comment, it really describes the dissonance that happens when people with different upbringing try to get along ❤ I would like to add a little note that both people seem to have communication problems, A & B not sharing feelings enough but going through it all in their own heads. Person A might have had an outwardly safe home environment but feelings most probably have not been as acceptable to share or have. Rather, one's feelings are a cause of the other person's exaggerations in this case, simply because Person A cannot put themselves in other people's shoes or/and Person B exaggerates for comedic effect (defense mechanisms). I believe this is a huge problem, people in general not wanting to communicate difficult things, just as person B mentions as important but might be overdoing. Unfortunately, many times the oversharer becomes the problem rather than the "cold" one in at least according to 'western' values... Again very interesting example, thanks!

[@cassandrakray1817]

I'm 45. My parents relationship advice was be grateful somebody wants you and your not alone. This has led me into 2 very abusive relationships.

[@wendiparker9831]

Hi , that's sad your parents basically said settle for who will "have you"...Wish you happiness and peace..🌟✌️...

[@loveme77527]

You are now on your journey of healing... It's a BUMPY crazy twisty road but worth every second...💯 ❤❤❤🤗

[@MissBluebirddays]

Mine too. They said if my boyfriend doesnt cheat or beat me, stay with him 😳

[@rebecca_stone]

You are not alone. 45 and very similar modelling from my parents, and just out of a DV relationship. I hope you find peace.

[@Yetipfote]

Don't forget that contrast always means a quality of a person which annoys you in one situation and absolutely great in another.

[@lisakohler3839]

I think what most people want is someone who will have enough respect for them, to work through challenges, in a harmonious way. You can become a person who is deserving of that, and it is not to much to ask.

[@tashmoobabe8704]

That is the number one deal maker/deal breaker, in my opinion.

[@mmendi1114]

I agree, you summed it up perfectly. The word love is so conflated and abstract, yet I tend to think that sense of security is what a relationship needs and for me love is that. The consequences of the patience and respect you described from letting your partner work through their growth and challenges is secureness and security...and eventually inner peace because in a setting that is secure you get to be vulnerable knowing that your vulnerability will not be used against you.

[@lisakohler3839]

@@mmendi1114 Beautiful !

[@lisakohler3839]

@JYK Sure, if they want to be in a respectful relationship they must be willing to learn to communicate in new ways , we are here to evolve after all, that is mostly what Teal teaches .

[@TealSwanOfficial]

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[@cornwallismorgan874]

This really explains why no one seems to be able to resolve conflict. Any conflict comes up, however gently, and they just leave.

[@spiritualanarchistdanielar5907]

Yeah, compatibility and having something common with a partner are big deals. Honesty from the start, and really listening to that honesty is key. I admit - physical attraction at one point made me deaf.

[@spiritualanarchistdanielar5907]

I dig the new ending music too

[@vascoespañol]

We are high on endirfines and ignore key issues, happens to me too.

[@Mt.Moonface]

😂😂💯

[@HelloWorld-cq1sq]

Internet dating doesn't help with this. I've noticed that people under let's say 35 often have the attitude that whenever they run into some relationship challenge, then they don't sit down and have a conversation. Instead they just dump the person and then arrange a new date via the internet, and on they go. That makes people feel really disposable.

[@hakeemsd70m]

Yeah, dating is pretty much dead in 2023. It's not that unfortunate, as Western dating itself is kind of stupid. Courting is so much better.

[@Ma-gx1ql]

When you say relationship I'm thinking you mean romantic/love/partnership. I realize that relationship is anything/anyone. I'll speak to the first. Once I stopped putting my identity and self worth onto that relationship and started focusing on my relationship to self (even in others, recognizing we are truly all one) things have been much better. I have now been working on my relationship to my (inner) child and my highest self. Ty for all your work.

[@Jewelmind]

I think it means any relationship. If you don't have conflict with a spouse, then it may be with your father or mother, sister or brother, your children and neighbors etc....someone has to bring out learning for all.

[@Ma-gx1ql]

@@Jewelmind also with anything else.

[@tashmoobabe8704]

I think that's the heart of what the Landmark Forum teaches about "taking full responsibility for the relationship." It's not that you need to do all the work; it's that you are a stand for the values you want to share and against that choose not to throw out the whole thing over one conflict. And if you do choose to leave, that's also ok, but be aware of exactly why that's the reason to leave and that you exercised a true choice rather than making the other person wrong to justify what is simply your choice. . . . I once broke up with an alcoholic with the reason that I was the one lacking the skills to cope with his habits. It felt SO good, actually, and left me with no self doubts or pain.

[@Nyx-lo9sj]

Relationships that unfold naturally without any outside influence is where the real magic happens. This is why privacy is so important! Everyone and their unsolicited advice just fucks it all up!

[@tomasr64]

I had a good relationship for 30 years. We just grew apart over time, and went our ways. Since then, 6 years I have only experienced a bunch of messed up people who are pretty clueless about what makes a good relationship.

[@spashia7028]

Great video! No human being is perfect. We have to accept imperfection and contrast in everyone.

[@shawnshar1]

Excellent information. Getting into a relationship without expecting there to be any contrast is definitely unrealistic. This video inspires me to conciously choose what contrast I'm willing to sign up for in my relationships. Thank you Teal!

[@mateuszkuzma8029]

I started to watching You this week... completely resonate with my experience, I passed through almost every major trauma You're talking about, and I've been searching for so long for someone who's speaks right to my experience🙏 and now when I found You, my tarot deck told me: Queen of Swords 😌

[@mikemccaine4229]

You know her abusive childhood right?

[@mateuszkuzma8029]

@@mikemccaine4229 So was mine, but that information isn't critical for being self aware (however it has big positive impact on it).

[@malindateal14]

Boy did I need to hear this. I've struggled with Intimate Relationships my entire life and I think what you're talking about this why. Thank you

[@SantashSinku]

*ISAAKRECOVER5X* , you're one of my favorite people on this planet.. (And I don't even know you personally). The way in which you present your work, the content and the access is just awesome. Thank you!! This project is unbelievably amazing and thanks for presenting my the access with so much positivity!! All the best from Germany....!!!!!!

[@Iamandrewmorales]

Thank you for always challenging me to see relationships from a different/deeper point of view. Dismantling, the illusion of what relationship should be has certainly been a task. 🙏

[@aniokay]

Hey Teal. I just want to thank you. I saw your video about scapegoating and thanks to your sentence in the video about: They don't love you. They don't! (The ones that scapegoat you, doesn't love you) I was able to realize that my sibling do not love me and maybe now I have a chance to avoid his psychological violence and his massive gaslighting.

[@belleofthecamp6530]

Personal answer: 1. Improvements on self, focus 2. Know thyself, what do I enjoy most and what hurts me most

[@yootoob1001001]

I used to be a serial long term relationshipper.After being alone for quite some time now and not being involved with anyone, I have gone into the opposite direction and often ask myself why I sometimes still want a relationship because it almost makes no sense to me.

[@pranayomama]

Communicate. Truthfully. That is all. Disperse.

[@davidalbro2009]

This video does a good job of pointing out that it isn't all about communication. That man can communicate clearly that he is not willing to give up his video game time and his partner can communicate clearly that they aren't happy with that. What Teal Swan points out is that one needs to decide for themselves what they are willing to accept and deal with or not. This cannot occur through communication with others. This can only come deciding who that person wants to be.

[@scratchoriginalsdh]

"Emotional tolerance for autonomy." I LOVE this phrase. It clarifies how I personally look at what is often called the neediness vs avoidant stereotype.

[@DominicDSouza]

I love your authenticity. Thank you for what you do. ❤

[@pierre931]

i dont know how thank the sky for have let me meet you and i dont know how thank you for what you give

[@DavesArtRoom]

I agree with all of this. Some people like me are intimate relationship lazy. I am more into friends and acquaintances rather than a significant other. I realize ALL kinds of relationships have ups and downs.

[@heyguyswelcomebacktomychannel]

So if you have disagreements and even fights it doesn’t mean the relationship is wrong.

[@Samnowi]

I like this and it is true because thats how a relationship grows. Either having contrast and build on it OR compatibility and grow with it

[@KMDreamsleep]

You should focus on being with the people who are in front of you instead of treating them like objects that have pros and cons to their existence. Just learn to be with people in the moment more, and you'll be able to see for yourself.

[@cloudslady3400]

i don't know why some of my relationships work while others don't but there's one thing i'm sure of...if i try and it doesn't improve what so ever i'm making my way out of there..

[@jerrytyfting2952]

To choose a relationship that can process contrast constructively.

[@peterchandler9014]

Definitely one of my favourites and I agree with all the different things being discussed.....I have always seen these different aspects within relationships as being expected and highly probable . Finding these kinds of partners it seems is the elusive part

[@melancholycollie1466]

I just read something from a book titled 366 Days of Gratitude with Wisdom by Venerable Master Hsing Yun... 14th May: The greatest happiness in life for children is to be taught by their mother. The greatest happiness in life for a husband is to have his wife's support." "Holding Hands" is a term in the Taiwanese dialect means a marriage relationship where the couple will hold hands and spend their lives together. "Holding hands" means to follow each other forever, to be interdependent, to share happiness as well as sorrow, and to support each other in times of difficulties.

[@carolinelaronda4523]

I love watching Teals subscriber count go up every month🎉💜✨✨

[@Hippida]

Contrast, in my life it's more about nuances. I follow a central uncontrasted pillar of Love, the One state of Being that is not defined by an opposing force. Sure, some try to oppose it, but whatever you call it, hate fear, it is still Love, just a little or a lot less of it. WHen, you meet Love (and to be clear, I am not describing carnal love here) you will know it's force, and recognize no opposition

[@Andromeda-2.5M]

Thanks Teal. 💚. Excellent teaching in this video. Have a good week.

[@deborahbailey3386]

Watching your vudeos, and listening to you, you are SO brilliant!!! So glad I found your channel. Thank you so much for all these smart videos.

[@navanitbhaisakhreliya7047]

This man really hit the ground running and hasn't stopped yet. He gives us more understanding of him without interviews and negative antics he just shows us who he is through the Recovery. True living legend. We salute you. *TRUERTRUSTECH* Online . The execution, creativity, and goodness that came from it were inspiring on a number of levels. Cheers looking forward to seeing what you do next!

[@mmc1086]

If someone is feeling down, sick, had a bad day and it’s someone who has previously proved themselves and is something we love then we all need to exercise patience. If someone is hiding you from friends and family, allows you to wash up after dinner but don’t do the same for you, gives selfish sex, is cross when you ask for equal effort and says you’re selfish and over sensitive for having boundaries then these aren’t just human foibles that can be overlooked. They’re red flags dripping in radioactive waste. Get out.

[@sparkyin3d]

Teal is a Planetary treasure ❤!

[@aryanalfa2444]

You're spiritual wisdom is vast, its a pleasure to assist to your teachings!🙏

[@mikemccaine4229]

research how she was abused by multiple "christians" in her community in the Bible Belt in America

[@Creatrix11]

Thank you so much Teal🙏❤️this video was sent to me at the perfect time....

[@lisarendina]

Thank you so much for this topic. I was at your recent workshop where this was the dominant theme of the group and it was so exciting to learn this. I am looking forward to watching the replay of that workshop to go deeper. Thanks again for all that you and your team do!

[@Femininemusic571]

“The biggest lie”, no one, definitely not society, ever said that.

[@donnawoodward3163]

Excellent! Links for Teal's recommended videos would be very beneficial to all.

[@krisztinanagy8818]

Man I needed this. Thank you!

[@chrisaay5547]

So, we have to pick our poison, right? I understand that...your messages are so important because there is a large amount of people who want to preach that anyone can work with anyone and while I understand that to be true in theory, it rarely works in real life. Some people like nothing about their partner but still persist because of the idea of remaining committed. I think the idea of having a primary deal breaker and making the opposite of that what one looks for in relationships (while understanding there will be lesser problems in other areas) is a great one.

[@rebecca_stone]

Irrevocable contrasts: Partner who shames, explodes in rages and smashes household objects rather than communicating via conversation. When one of partners lacks curiosity and acceptance about the contrasts and leveraging them for mutual growth, while the other is the very opposite. Partner who withdraws or is affectionate at random and doesn't recognise this behaviour in themselves. I can handle a great many other contrasts, but couldn't handle these. Btw, I too am a random withdrawer - but am curious and learning to shift this.

[@elineeugenie5224]

As a practitioner of a 36 year marriage, let me tell you our problems are GOLD. We have both grown beyond belief thanks to them! Without the sh@€&#🎉t in our past AND in our personalities, we would NEVER be where we are today.... 🔥❤️🔥

[@CK-wu9vd]

As a practitioner of a 36 year marriage 😂 Don't know you but I'm positive I love you lol.

[@elineeugenie5224]

@@CK-wu9vd thanks!

[@ChloeLayneXO]

Duh

[@shamarialonz6929]

Thanks for your insight

[@kimberclevelandmusic]

Fortunately, I was never taught this lie. Neither was my husband. I was taught relationships (people) have differences, challenges , "contrast," and can still be well worth investing and staying in, depending on other factors - a lot mentioned in this video. That contrast can create even more fun, growth and fulfillment. The tribe is super important.

[@Blablablarandomguy]

Teal Swan's a real one

[@lorenzrosenthal119]

oftentimes, relationships are like the Wild Wacky Action Bike from South Park: impossible to drive but what a ride!

[@loginusername7]

This woman is quite a gem 💎

[@renatalemus3076]

When I want to hear the truth I come to teal ❤

[@jarkacorkill3837]

Thank you Teal 💞 for your wisdom and spreading the truth ♥️☀️🍀🌟🙏

[@mikemccaine4229]

How do you know she is spreading the truth? these are just her opinions

[@jarkacorkill3837]

@@mikemccaine4229 if woman knows, she simply knows 👁️💞🙏

[@DogofLilith]

People often think I'm crazy when I celebrate the first argument in any relationship I have and I always try to explain how it helps me see that we actually care about each other

[@RB-jq6gh]

Start by having a good relationship with yourself..without having to outsource your identity.

[@michaellakyjonkova8495]

As always brilliant!

[@pacarter7169]

As much as I would agree with Teal on many points… this one I do not… because as I observed many relationships that have TOO MANY contrast elements… those relationships do not last very long. And marriage ends with divorce, which the rate I believe now is one in three. I believe when a couple gets together, it is based upon common interests and values… what they enjoy doing together. But if conflict is about where “things” should be, go, or done… that should have been dealt with before they were married… those things are trivial.

[@lightningwaves5436]

You are so beautiful Teal!

[@cashisconversationcorner]

It's like yin and yang! The hard times build strong people! You are very smart! I like it!

[@davidalbro2009]

The hard times you are pointing to don't go away. At least in not this density. It's about choosing which ones you want.

[@heathenbreathinfire]

Very well-stated, Teal!!

[@kevindavisjunior]

Greetings fellow spirit, just subscribed!, you are very wise.

[@blunttalkingoffspring]

Everyone argues..people need to communicate with compassion..my parents argued..I learned that people disagree sometimes but time goes on. My parents were married over twenty years. My parents each did things that annoyed the other person. My mom was a procrastinator..my dad wanted things done right away..My dad was an early bird..my mom was a night owl..they were on two different time zones..😂..my parents were opposites..

[@janebee265]

Totally, I mean you see this whole "everything is a red flag" mentality where as soon as they see a place where someone has room to grow they high tail it rather than diving in and both parties growing

[@sporkmaster12]

There’s always a negative. It’s choosing a relationship partnership with less negatives.

[@jacksonduvall7504]

Whether you were seeking a sense of specialness from one partner, or for multiple, you’re still seeking a sense of specialness, which is the root of the problem, which is ego

[@christiea772]

In one of you previous videos you mentioned that “the nature of relationships is to break all the time. A relationship is about mending it all the time not about never breaking.”

[@dreamwalker3707]

I have to say that if I were able to be in the best relationship with someone, that would have been a relationship with someone who is a lot like you as you have become as a part of that which you have experienced and you have been able to do the healing work on ourselves to heal and release the negative energy to make space as a part of your life and the way that you have been able to make the space for the next best possible experience for you to be able to experience and to overwrite the things that you have released and the fact that the space was overwritten you will not be able to recover from that space the released negative energy because it is not available to be recovered.

[@matw1x]

Best relationships are the ones without sex or children.

[@Jakub98x]

If i will know that there always be ups and downs in every relationship what would i do differently? If there will be contrast in every relationship what contrast can i sign up for?

[@BrianThrives]

That's some vital knowledge right there.

[@sp3941]

Very necessary video, thanks! ❤

[@barryfowler2055]

Thanks for all your great information

[@brandystafford6914]

I just want to take a moment to thank you Teal Swan. You have helped me to process, heal and move forward. Your videos have had a profound effect on me, and I'm sure many others. Thank you for your help. I am forever grateful for your insights and advice ❤

[@elysejosephs7302]

My point of contention is that little girls of my generation were fed the fantasy of being saved by the prince, ir the knight in White Armour, and of course love happily ever after 😢

[@aa.1151]

That,s just one, and based on, the, enough" state - I achieve or own or find someone or smtng, and then I will be enough, and when I'm happy ever after. And after whatever state is achieved... boredom sneaks in. That prince or princes does not love me right or enough and they could just make some little effort and then i would be enough. Then come, children, - if they would just do what I tell them and listen to me how to live their life correctly - then they would be enough too :) Process is funny, but people suffer so, it not nice to laugh about it

[@honeyholly001]

To me being saved is having someone who'll help me fold the washing and pick up the vacume without being asked. What does being saved mean to you? Find that out and look for a prince that meets that need.

[@lovelearnandgrow2853]

Very insightful and interesting ideas to think about there Teal! Thank you!

[@alphadraconian3483]

❤ 💯🤟❤️👍👏 you are absolutely correct and give very good advice. I love all your videos. ❤👏👍

[@AmandaZ-ft2ow]

Comments 117 w/mine 118 Your words of wisdom are, for me, timely and priceless. With Gratitude! ! !❤⚜️❤ Blessed Be! ! !❤🙏❤

[@henrikegartner2314]

Oh, im unsure what this means for me right now... Unsure if i want to choose this one specific contrast or not.... But I love that were all different I learn a lot because of that...

[@Virvepaulina]

It's like you are reading my mind, Teal.

[@sarahalderman3126]

What? Since when have we all been taught that every relationship should be perfect and without conflict? I mean I personally have never been taught that at all. There will always be negative in life, nothing is perfect, nothing is all good and no bad. The same applies to relationships and marriage. I cannot believe that there are any rational adults who actually believe that something can be perfect.

[@TheeKingMaker]

as your future husband I cannot confirm or deny this belief

[@MS-yz7sr]

It’s true. We can learn to let it go, or some, let the person go I guess.

[@lightstream3]

Gratitude ❤

[@demonicaxeman7264]

Even though I learned that the hard way many years ago, I will never pursue another relationship ever again.

[@LeahBreHappy]

You'll never have a romantic relationship ? Or you'll never have any kind of relationship and be alone forever ? Everything is a relationship... even with the trees.

[@demonicaxeman7264]

@@LeahBreHappy To be specific, I will never have another romantic relationship. Being alone is second nature to me, but its familiar and constant field overrides the feelings I once had for a romantic relationship.

[@demonicaxeman7264]

@Some Aussie Guy from Perth As long as you are getting food and shelter, your life is better than some areas in the world where is no economy and the brainless morons just breed endlessly.

[@stevensawyer5924]

​​@@demonicaxeman7264 Yes! Right there with you! I won't say the crud statement of, what you get is not worth what you get. But it's been my truth. I'm content with the relationship with myself and the flora and fauna. I've had more than enough trauma for five lifetimes. ✌️💪🐶

[@truestorey3158]

thanks, good timing 💙💜❤

[@isaiahnedd434]

Even tho I don’t watch corn n that type of stuff I still have physical attraction.same time I can’t be with someone I’m not connected to

[@bjorn47140]

Hello Teal thank you so much for the amazing and awesome enlightenment that you give to us you are such an amazing and awesome person and I really love watching your videos so much

[@Klowcn]

The only relationship I consider important is the one between my ego, and my outward expression. My desire has always been to cultivate a outward expression that doesn't feel like choosing, and completely animalistic in a benevolent way like holding lightning

[@thesilentshopper]

Thank you Teal...

[@melipie22fablet]

I really enjoyed this one! Thank you. Your videos always come at the best exact time. It's kinda crazy funny!❤ thank you again😊

[@rahsaannewman9492]

Wow thank you so much☺️

[@tsepanggabriel7439]

Well Damn ,if you pop up in my life ! Than it means I have to revaluate! And learn more ! ❤ Thank you Teal

[@mikemccaine4229]

Find out about how she was raped multiple times as a very young child by the people in her "community" of christians in the Bible Belt of America. Truly shocking and disgusting and frankly horrific

[@anaberenice6389]

I agree with You Teal 😊

[@goworldwide]

Great content.

[@Rainbow2dcore]

7:01 7:24 I second this! 💙

[@Makisimama]

Matthew 19:4-6: "Haven't you read," he replied, "that at the beginning the Creator 'made them male and female,' and said, 'For this reason a man will leave his father and mother and be united to his wife, and the two will become one flesh'? Love conquers all 🌸

[@againandagainau]

Having continuously chose the same acceptable contrast for over a decade it materialised nothing.

[@Lissitchka]

I LOVE YOUR CONTENT❤

[@willmartin34]

Her power is in saying what is real ,,,and you exccep it or not. And just move on