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This clip is an excerpt of ā2017 Maps of Meaning 6: Story and Metastory (Part 2)ā:
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By all means, marry. If you get a good wife, you'll become happy; if you get a bad one, you'll become a philosopher. -Socrates
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It's a sad thing today when you hear of someone celebrating their 50th wedding anniversary and people act surprised.
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I was raised in a happy two parent home, and yes it made all the difference. I am grateful for my mother and father every day
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My husband and I have been married for 11 years. We made a promise to stick it out because we both came from divorced parents at a young age and didn't want the same thing for ourselves. Marriage is not easy, but it also beautiful and worth it.
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I have to make a speech at my sisterās wedding tomorrow, so I searched āwhat is marriageā and this video came up. I probably shouldnāt include any of these tidbits of information haha
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Iāve been married to my childhood sweetheart for 33 years. My husband, a young attorney, was convicted of a felony for transferring $3,500 to a bank account - trying to move from a firm to his own firm. This was 20 years ago. We ended up losing our house, cars and going bankrupt. We had no alternative but to get through it, along with our four young children. For a short time, we had to use food stamps. Eventually, I got a teaching job and my husband got the courage to deliver pizzas. Now he uses his computer science degree and works for a small start up company. We still struggle to earn a big income, but we are so proud of our marriage and our kids are happy and productive, leading meaningful lives. It can be done. Keep looking forward. ā¤ļø
As always, Peterson is right!
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As someone who grew up in a broken home, who has been abused and who has been through multiple stepdads, I can attest to nearly everything that he said.
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I'm still single, but I finally understand marriage thanks to listening to Peterson and studying religion. When you marry someone, you are making a promise, and here it is: "I'll sacrifice for you. You'll sacrifice for me. We'll tell each other the truth. We'll show up for one another. We'll make each other better. We'll make the community better. We'll make the world better/bring glory to God."
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I feel like his classes need to be taught in high school.
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My mom always snickers at how seriously I take vows. How I would rather work things out than separate.... She had 5 divorces btw
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The truth hurts, 6 years after divorce, still struggling financially, and relationship with children changed for ever, despite believing love for them would see things through. This clip should be shown the first time any type of mediation is implemented, but also throw in the guilt you feel for the rest of your life, knowing what your children go through. Mr Peterson I really respect your clarity and no nonsense insight to many things. Please may you continue.
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My divorce came about because when I asked goals and priorities questions during our dating I got all the right answers... Because those were the answers her hyper strict parents had raised her to believe would leave her indelibly happy and "full". Then when those answers (a kid, marriage, housework) left her feeling less than fully happy, it was all a lie in her mind and she changed course leaving my daughter and I high and dry.
The sad truth is people change and some people don't actually know who they are or who they are going to be and can have their own self deluded enough that they can actually tell a lie without knowing they are lying.
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There are very few people giving young people this insight and advice. Well done.
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The thought of jordan peterson on his wedding day saying "look here, I know you're trouble ey, but I'm not leaving ever! I'm going to manifest flaws and so are you but we're gonna stick through this no matter what" how romantic šš
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I literally chose my spouse based on knowing that we would so everything in our power to make our life together work. Yes we are in love but we work on it. Life has sooo many unforseen circumstances that the only thing we can control is how we choose to act. True romance has more to do with two people willing to put in the work. Anything else is temporary.
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Yes! I always viewed my marriage as dating with paperwork. Not those exact words but in my own muddled way. And I did whatever I wanted. But my wife did not. She was truly married. I had a truly committed woman in my life and didn't even know it. Too blind to see the gift I was being offered. We divorced. My fault and my biggest regret
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Unfortunately "For better or worse" and " Til death do us part" have lost their meaning.
They honestly should change that into " Til something better comes along"
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I like the saying....
Men go onto marriage hoping nothing will change.
Woman go into marriage hoping everything will change.
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My view is that most trauma that people carry is relational. Which means you can only work through it in relationship with others. So if you quit every time the going gets tough, you will never grow or heal. The challenge is being lucky enough to find a partner who is as equally determined to persevere and grow as you are no matter how tough it gets. Divorce is important so that people can escape genuinely abusive relationships, however.
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