John M. Gottman famous quotes
Last updated: Sep 5, 2024
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I believe we're going to find that respect and affection are essential to all relationships working and contempt destroys them.
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Admit when you're wrong. Shut up when you're right.
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Thus, the critical dimension in understanding whether a marriage will work or not, becomes the extent to which the male can accept the influence of the woman he loves and become socialized in emotional communication.
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You don't have to be interesting. You have to be interested.
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Marriages are much more likely to succeed when the couple experiences a 5 to 1 ratio of positive to negative interactions whereas when the ratio approaches 1 to 1, marriages are more likely to end in divorce.
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We move in response to our conversation partner’s face, and our brain also fires as we move those muscles and stirs the passions. Paralyzing the face is idiotic.
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In order to get to a healthier and more productive place, we need to give up our fear of conflict, turmoil and resistance.
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Bid for connection: Each of our daily interactions with another person.
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Gay and lesbian relationships operate on essentially the same principles as heterosexual relationships
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In a good relationship, people get angry, but in a very different way. The Marriage Masters see a problem a bit like a soccer ball. They kick it around. It's 'our' problem.
-- John M. Gottman
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