Part 2 Dynamics of Male Female Relationships | 2017-18 Archive

Video by Aman Varma, Psychologist. Subscribe for more content. Get all my online courses & books here: https://www.psychologyclass.org/ #calmnism In this course, I intend to provide you with deep insights into what makes or breaks a relationship. Now, you might ask me — do I even qualify to write about relationships? And my answer to that would be: yes, I do! But don’t just take my word for it — decide for yourself after reading this book. I wrote this book when I was just 19 years old. Though I had never been in a romantic relationship myself, I drew upon my personal experiences and wrote from my perspective on my parents’ married life. My childhood was marked by emotional turmoil. My family fell apart, and I grew up in a broken home filled with trauma, depression, and a whirlwind of negative emotions. A question that haunted me constantly was: Why? Why did my family break apart? What went wrong? What did my parents fail to do that others in healthy relationships managed to get right? Why do some people build lasting bonds while others struggle or fall apart? This question drove me to understand what truly makes or breaks a relationship — not just romantic, but familial as well. If you are someone who is struggling to build a strong connection with your partner, have gone through a breakup or divorce and are searching for answers, or simply want to strengthen and elevate your relationship, then this guide is for you. As a child, I became deeply curious about what had destroyed my family and how relationships really work. I didn’t want to repeat the same mistakes and jeopardize my future. Over time, I found myself reflecting deeply, analyzing small yet significant details — the subtle changes and underlying drivers that influence relationships. In this course, I will share with you the three core principles that either make or break a relationship. These principles are not separate or isolated; they are interwoven. Each one affects the others, and together they form a triangle of stability. To build a truly strong and lasting relationship, it’s essential to understand and master all three. All I ask from you is to keep an open mind. Dive into these ideas with curiosity, and don’t cling too tightly to limiting beliefs. The way you currently see the world isn’t the only way to see it. My aim is to offer you a fresh perspective on relationships and provide foundational principles that can help you build deeper, more fulfilling connections.