Jordan Peterson on How to Cope with being Cheated on

How to Cope with being Cheated on - Jordan Peterson Motivation
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Speaker: Jordan Peterson
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[@TheSigmaLife]

Hey guys,
Thanks for watching!
You Can Order Jordan Peterson's New Book "Beyond Order" - amzn.to/3dXyuTG
Jordan Peterson's Audiobook available with Audible - amzn.to/3QOM2iF

[@ReluctantPost]

This was more exploration of our autonomic reaction / response than about _how_ to actually cope, or what response produces the best outcome. The default response in contemporary Western society to a serious betrayal is usually isolation / alienation and a vast, collective effort to pursue invulnerability. Brené Brown suggests that it isn't working--that as natural a reaction as it may be, it actually isn't a healthy response given the results in the long term. Instead, the pursuit of invulnerability appears to strongly contribute to us re-characterizing the uncertain as certain--another form of lying to ourselves and others, "I'm right; you're wrong. Shut up. That's it!"--choosing fear and blaming over discourse, and ultimately to us numbing reality itself, both the pain and the joy. This is how we eventually end up being "the most in-debt, obese, addicted, and medicated adult cohort in US history." Christianity and other Eastern religions have also rejected this approach for millennia.

[@dynjarren5454]

So my take away is go back to basics, and try to adhere to a routine.
Did that, doing that. Time was my enemy but over time, it has slowly begun to be my friend again. Betrayal is evil and therefore I do not forgive it

[@ryanfrank1309]

Any advice dealing with the betrayal? What helped you move on?

[@heretillinfinity9737]

@@ryanfrank1309just found out I was being cheated on. I’m in so much pain. I’m just trying to get through the days

[@hitxmark404]

Good video, but not relevant to the video title.

[@zaige11]

jp take it back alligators are NOT creepy, they're beautiful just like the wild cats and dogs. mean!!!!!!!!