Brian Murphy | What's the difference between feelings and facts? My partner doesn't respect my feelings @thisisbgm | Uploaded September 2020 | Updated October 2024, 2 hours ago.
When it comes to feelings, we’re getting two seemingly conflicting messages:
“Feelings are not facts”
and
“Your feelings are valid”
So which one is it?
"My partner doesn't respect my feelings" is a complaint I hear often. So is "I don't know why he's upset, that's not what happened!" In today's video, I breakdown what "feelings are not facts" and "your feelings are valid" really mean. You'll learn some personal development steps you can take to understand yourself better. Understanding your feelings can lead to more healthy communication in relationships. Plus, you'll get some practical relationship tips to help your partner understand you better and to help your partner respect your feelings.
Your feelings — whatever they are! —can be a powerful tool to help you live into your best life.
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Brian G. Murphy is a certified relationship coach who works (mostly) with gay and bisexual guys to build thriving relationships. On this channel, you'll find gay relationship advice for single guys, monogamous couples, guys in open relationships, polyamorous relationships, and more.
When it comes to feelings, we’re getting two seemingly conflicting messages:
“Feelings are not facts”
and
“Your feelings are valid”
So which one is it?
"My partner doesn't respect my feelings" is a complaint I hear often. So is "I don't know why he's upset, that's not what happened!" In today's video, I breakdown what "feelings are not facts" and "your feelings are valid" really mean. You'll learn some personal development steps you can take to understand yourself better. Understanding your feelings can lead to more healthy communication in relationships. Plus, you'll get some practical relationship tips to help your partner understand you better and to help your partner respect your feelings.
Your feelings — whatever they are! —can be a powerful tool to help you live into your best life.
❓Are you and your boyfriend on the same page? Download the free Commitment Clarity Checklist to to create more security and connection while opening the door for future possibility in a way that feels safe and committed 👉 learn.briangerald.com/clarity
🔎 Want support in opening up your relationship (or improving an already open one)? Book a free discovery call: briangerald.com/relationship-coaching
🎥 Subscribe for new open relationship and/or gay relationship advice videos every Wednesday afternoon: youtube.com/creativereduction?sub_confirmation=1
KEEP IN TOUCH:
Practical relationship advice for gay guys, by a gay guy: briangerald.com
CONNECT WITH ME ONLINE!
Facebook: facebook.com/ThisIsBGM
Twitter: twitter.com/ThisIsBGM
Instagram: instagram.com/ThisIsBGM
Brian G. Murphy is a certified relationship coach who works (mostly) with gay and bisexual guys to build thriving relationships. On this channel, you'll find gay relationship advice for single guys, monogamous couples, guys in open relationships, polyamorous relationships, and more.
