Transparency in relationships: How to create more of it (Stop lies & half-truths)

TRANSPARENCY IN RELATIONSHIPS: HOW TO CREATE MORE OF IT (START COMMUNICATING BETTER)
Do you lack transparency in your relationship/marriage? Are you looking for more transparency in relationships? Well, this video will teach you how you can create more transparency in a marriage.
You know that transparency in a relationship is crucial if you want to start communicating properly, but how you do you that when you don’t have transparency in relationships (lack of self-disclosure). But when you can create more transparency in relationships, love can grow and begin to flourish.
The process of creating more transparency in relationships usually being by creating more emotional safety & trust. When you can create this safety in trust, you will naturally create more transparency in relationships, meaning that both of you can now be more open in your communication.
So this video will teach you everything you need to know about transparency in relationships (characteristics of what it looks like), how you can begin creating more transparency in relationships naturally.
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[@GeoffreySetiawan]

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[@JenniferBrick]

Transparency is one of my core values in all areas of my life. I really appreciate the insights you share in this video.

[@AdrianaGirdler]

Opening up and being vulnerable can be difficult. Great tips Geoffrey. Cheers!

[@kirstenmartell8347]

Stop lies and half truths. SO MUCH YES !!!!!!

[@rachelpeulen3601]

Understanding the right ways to begin conversations is very important.

[@DianaPalm]

Great advice Geoffrey, trust and transparency is so important for real intimacy. Thank you!

[@ATeeVee]

everyday learning something new. everyday new level of trust.

[@eleven177]

Geoffrey, I have been married to my wife for 20+ years and your information was a major revelation for me. Since I have been listening to your videos and following your advice things have improved dramatically. I am noticing that my wife has been, in some interactions, open and loving but can shift to ambivalent and distant/protective within a day or two. I am sure this is probably normal but if you could expand on this it would be much appreciated.

[@GeoffreySetiawan]

Thanks for watching! What is one way you can START rewarding your partner for sharing the truth, rather than punishing them?

[@KateMurray]

YES! Great advice, trust is so important...in all kinds of relationships! I actually left a job because I didn't trust my boss!

[@SherifaNakalema]

I think trust is so important!

[@angelainspiration4824]

Yes I do agree that wives do not have to be panic when the husband told her that he is not in love anymore. On the contrary , if husband often cheats the wife with the reason he is not in love anymore but wants to remain in the marriage for the image purpose ,this cunning,selfish ,hypocrite behaviour will make the wife angry /upset & suffer to stay in the broken marriage,especially when the wife already offer to discuss in a friendly term to divorce her without asking for money and other assets for divorce settlement.

[@hannahzimmermann8742]

Other videos addressing topics like this just seem to be a variation of the same text book answer. Answers that aren’t of use to people who truly are interested in understanding the causes of tensions, & how to play an active role in bridging the gaps. Thanks so much for your video. It tells the honest truth of how to look to ourselves to make changes, instead of simply making the easy choice of vilifying the non-vulnerable or slightly aloof partner.

[@brad_patterson_]

So, for question number 1, I need to thank her and show my appreciation.

[@GeoffreySetiawan]

Absolutely! Show your appreciation.🙂

[@MrFerpect]

Interesting Geoffrey. Cheers.

[@YKSOFG]

This is exactly what happened to me. Really good advice. I wish I knew this before the roof started falling in on me. But here to hopping on time and self-improvement.

[@FastTracktoHealth]

This came at the right time! Wow! Thanks! Great advice!

[@evelyncaday9845]

Thanks for this. I know that i have created safety for my partner and he has opened up to me that he is sorry that he pushed me to separation. I typically say something like, "I appreciate you for being honest with me. I know what you shared was hard and you have a right to having your feelings. I am sorry that you are feeling that way, how can i help you feel better about it?"

[@evelyncaday9845]

By the way, i have the anxious preoccupied attachment one and he has the dismissive avoidant attachment. For him to say that is truly a change. I have be practicing more of stepping back from reaching out after i moved out and allowing the space for him to think about what he really wants. I was fearful that we wouldn't be ok but in time, i got alot of clarity and we both were able to see that what we were doing was not healthy. He is alot more vulnerable with me and i started focusing on me but am still supportive of him.

[@andreaaromolo2435]

thanks for the video. Very helpful

[@ElizabethSampson]

Great advice!

[@anana_thepathtooneness]

Thank you for sharing this

[@GeoffreySetiawan]

So glad you found it helpful. What did you like most about this video?

[@tanyarodriguez157]

I'm sure that this is really good advice to where it applies, I feel it's a bit one-sided, I'll explain why: If I am always open and calm when asking my s/o to share with me, but the he simply doesn't want to open up, and when he does, they are half truthful, more often than not, I without me ever having over reacted, they simply don't want to open up. Just a thought.

[@GeoffreySetiawan]

Hi Tanya, The process of rebuilding trust and safety is very slow… For someone to be completely vulnerable, they have to genuinely feel safe that they will be understood…

[@sacredearthco9117]

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