היא מבקשת קרבה והוא שומע ביקורת | גברת רביע בלי פילטרים

Couples Therapy with Mrs. Rabia! | Thinking Well Chapter 188 Most of us want love – but we act as if we are on a battlefield. We expect to be seen, to be understood, to be approached… and then criticize, complain, and move away. I invited Mrs. Rabia – a rare combination of grandmother, psychologist, and stand-up comedian – for a conversation that has no filters. We talked about how politeness destroys intimacy, how criticism hides a fear of love, and how a good curse or even a funny face in the middle of a fight – can save a relationship. We also talked about: What we do when we feel alone – and why it pushes our partners further away How the courage to reach out in the middle of a fight (and then reach out again) can change everything Why do fights at IKEA, complaints about socks, and in the first place in the gap – getting stuck in the bathroom just before you have to leave the house – actually blur a request for closeness? Why sometimes you don't have to talk for hours, but do something new. Anything. Just something new. This is not an ordinary conversation. This is a conversation that opens the heart. Press play. Maybe you'll come out of it differently. ************ Photography and editing: Tal Fishy Davidovich ************ Want to book a lecture from me at your company, organization or private event? Talk to Nitzan: 050-526-0526 [email protected] ************ 00:00-03:59 - Opening 04:00-09:59 - Couple communication and the importance of touch 10:00-20:01 - Stop being polite in a relationship 20:02-28:07 - Relationship repair processes 28:07-29:07 - Invitation to lectures 29:08-42:38 - Audience responses - What makes us crazy in a relationship?! 42:39-46:57 - What is considered true love? 46:58-50:00 - Mrs. Rabia asks Judith 50:01-51:01 - Dealing with criticism 51:02-53:47 - Summary and recommendations