The #1 Relationship Researchers in the World: 50 Years of Marriage & Love Advice in One Conversation
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Top Comments (10)
I used to scroll past comments where people recommended random books, but here I am now doing the same. That’s how much Glow They Never Saw by Zael Veynor impacted me. It’s one of those rare books that doesn’t just give advice - it makes you feel understood and then pushes you to grow
Great relationships are not built on luck alone. They are built on patterns, habits, and the willingness to keep learning each other. 🧠
I’m listening to this on my 43rd anniversary and realize we can always learn something new, if you really want to!
This lovely couple needs their own podcast ❤ they are an instant inspiration we have much to learn from them
As someone who's not knowledgeable on how to navigate relationships and being neurodivergent, the gottmans' way of explaining relationships make my brain understand. I clicked on this podcast with an open mind with whatever information I could learn. I haven't finished the episode yet, but I'm seeing how my own traits can be improved. And I appreciate the sample role-plays, my brain understands that. Thank you to the Gottmans and thanks, Mel.
Beautiful couple. You can see their mutual respect
Listened to this three times in a row...I was doing my weekly house cleaning but woah blown away! I am a conflict avoider 100%. This was very helpful. Thank you! We just celebrated 10 years of marriage.
That kitchen argument skit was literally me and my husband 😅 almost word for word...definitely got some new insight there
How is it that I’ve literally never thought of conflict as a way to understand my partner better and see things from their perspective? I’ve only thought of it as a source of unbalance and something wrong between us - I love this new way of seeing it!
Fascinating. I was cleaning out my dresser drawer and had a print out of the 4 horsemen of the apocalypse from some time ago, and here you are with these two lovely people discussing it.
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Top Comments (10)
I used to scroll past comments where people recommended random books, but here I am now doing the same. That’s how much Glow They Never Saw by Zael Veynor impacted me. It’s one of those rare books that doesn’t just give advice - it makes you feel understood and then pushes you to grow
Great relationships are not built on luck alone. They are built on patterns, habits, and the willingness to keep learning each other. 🧠
I’m listening to this on my 43rd anniversary and realize we can always learn something new, if you really want to!
This lovely couple needs their own podcast ❤ they are an instant inspiration we have much to learn from them
As someone who's not knowledgeable on how to navigate relationships and being neurodivergent, the gottmans' way of explaining relationships make my brain understand. I clicked on this podcast with an open mind with whatever information I could learn. I haven't finished the episode yet, but I'm seeing how my own traits can be improved. And I appreciate the sample role-plays, my brain understands that. Thank you to the Gottmans and thanks, Mel.
Beautiful couple. You can see their mutual respect
Listened to this three times in a row...I was doing my weekly house cleaning but woah blown away! I am a conflict avoider 100%. This was very helpful. Thank you! We just celebrated 10 years of marriage.
That kitchen argument skit was literally me and my husband 😅 almost word for word...definitely got some new insight there
How is it that I’ve literally never thought of conflict as a way to understand my partner better and see things from their perspective? I’ve only thought of it as a source of unbalance and something wrong between us - I love this new way of seeing it!
Fascinating. I was cleaning out my dresser drawer and had a print out of the 4 horsemen of the apocalypse from some time ago, and here you are with these two lovely people discussing it.