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Love Life with Matthew Hussey

(Rewind) The Obvious Red Flag You Should Never Ignore When Dating

Love Life with Matthew Hussey

Matthew Hussey

Relationships, Society & Culture

4.82.9K Ratings

🗓️ 4 November 2022

⏱️ 10 minutes

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Summary

People always ask how to spot red flags in relationships. But often the red flags are right in front of our eyes - we just choose to ignore them.

In this clip, Matt and Stephen explain why this happens and how you SHOULD respond when the warning signs appear. . .

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Transcript

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0:00.0

If you don't protect yourself from that person, no one else can protect you,

0:04.4

and you'll be harming yourself, and when you harm yourself like that,

0:07.4

you diminish your ability to give love to other people.

0:09.9

Welcome everybody to the Love Life podcast, I am Matthew Hussie, and this is a clip from the archives

0:34.8

that I think is really going to help you today. Check it out, and I'll speak to you at the end

0:39.8

of the episode. Steve, there is a quite well-known Maya Angelou quote that struck me as being

0:48.0

extraordinarily important when it comes to relationships, and she was once famously speaking to Oprah,

0:55.1

and she said, when people show you who they are, believe them, they know themselves much better

1:03.2

than you do, and she was referring to those moments where people say, I'm a selfish person,

1:10.6

I'm not a kind person. I don't think of other people a lot. You know, when people, I'm a mean person,

1:20.8

when people say those things, and we shrug them off, I've had that on first date, so I've had people

1:28.4

go like, I'm just really mean, I can be just so nasty. Yeah, and that's a moment where you should

1:36.1

believe someone. It's not, when your brother or your sister or your son or your daughter says that

1:45.3

to you, your job is to see the best in them, your job is to see what they can be, your job is to

1:52.4

encourage them to be their best. That's what you do for family or for people you love, you see

1:57.4

the generous thing you can do for someone you love is to see the best in them, even when they don't

2:05.0

see it in themselves, so that they can be better through your love. Sometimes with family,

2:11.9

it's not always an equal exchange. With family, we do things for family because we love them,

2:19.4

and we're not trying to get anything. We just want to love them. That's the job, right? And if a

2:25.2

family is member is toxic or is truly detrimental or dangerous for your life, that's a different story,

2:30.2

and you have to decide how close you can keep that person. But that aside, you can love a family

2:37.9

member without expectation, without wanting something in return. The same is not true of romantic love.

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