In This clip Alison Armstrong on podcast with Chris williamson explores the fascinating area of gender psychology, specifically addressing how men vs women often approach truth and communication differently. It offers valuable relationship advice by highlighting the common disconnects that can arise. Understanding these gender roles and how they influence our perception is key for better communication. This clip is not owned by us. It is edited and shared for awareness purpose #alisonarmstrong #psychology #psychologyfacts #psychologyofmen #relationshipadvice #datingadvice #menandwomen #motivation #inspiration #selfimprovement #love #emotionalintelligence #viralshorts
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Her alternate response was, " I know what you said was true but it's the way you said it."
Allison Armstrong is my favorite life coach.
There is no your truth. There is only the truth.
yeah a woman did me that when i told her a fact based on a scientific consensus based on thousands of peer reviewed studies. i wasn't sure if it was because i said it or if she didn't understand what it means
The truth is the truth.
Sounds like emotional blackmail😅
Something I found out was from an Ex GF. I felt I did a lot for her, tried extra from my notmal life for her. But then we talk later after the breakup and she didn't think I did anything for her. She had 0 memories or thoughts about the "good" things I had done for her. She moved in with me within the first few months we dated. Gave her gifts all the time, I bought her a cute vase for flowers every so-often, we went on dates, I planned outings for us. We had vacations. And paid for all of it. But none of it was enough to keep her from messaging her exes or other men. Or from believing I was talking to other women at work or online (when my social media is Reddit and YouTube)
Truth is truth, everything else is opinion/perspective (you're entitled to those too, but don't call them truth) 😊
Yeah, about that - I find it nearly impossible to NOT tell the truth, so that doesn't work for me.
THATS RIGHT AND WE KNOW THEIR CERTAINTY IS BASED ON FEELINGS ALONE BECAUSE THEIR ENOUGH ESPECIALLY WHEN THOSE FEELINGS ARE STRONG!!!! SO DISREGARD THE BS!!!!
Yea pretty much I’ve never told any women any of my truth just what ever they wanna hear
Women are the oldest children in the room.
My wife asked me yesterday if there was something I needed to do for work after I told her three times I did, then had to bring it up in couple's counseling that she can just send me a quick text and I'll change my schedule to fit hers, but she doesn't reciprocate and makes me argue for every minute of my WORK schedule. I still didn't tell her the truth. Because honestly it's not worth talking to them about anything personal.
I've gotten to the point where I got tired of this type of nonsense. So I will tell my lady Truth wether she likes it or not. And I enjoy it when she does the same to me it keeps our ego's at check.
You have the right to remain silent. You best use that right.
Facts
There's a difference between telling the truth (not telling lies), and presenting information that can/will be attacked.
Longhouse logic. It’s unpopular and she doesn’t feel that it’s true, therefore it cannot be true.
I agree wholeheartedly with this video and how many have difficulties in accepting truths. The issue sometimes is just because there is a truth to something doesn’t necessarily justify one’s actions to use and abuse another without remorse or accountability, double down on mockery and insensitivity toward others, and then continue to say that “I’m just telling truth.” There is a fine line between walking on a line of truth and how you act with kindness based on that truth.
Anything you say can and will be used against you in love. You have the right to remain silent.