How to STOP Obsessing Over Someone and START Letting Go (Best Relationship Advice)
Summary
TLDRThis video script humorously addresses the misconceptions about relationships, drawing parallels to the lack of formal education on finances. It emphasizes the importance of learning relationship skills, debunking the myth of obsessive love portrayed in media. The speaker outlines three types of love: dependent, codependent, and interdependent, advocating for the mature love of interdependence where both partners maintain individuality while enhancing each other. The script encourages viewers to pursue a relationship dynamic that respects freedom and individual growth, rather than one based on possession or obsession.
Takeaways
- 😀 Relationships and finances are often not taught, leading to a need for learning and seeking advice.
- 📚 Many people feel embarrassed seeking relationship advice, especially men, due to societal norms.
- 🎥 Society often gets relationship advice from media like television and movies, which can be misleading.
- 💔 The Disney fairy tale portrayal of love as mutual obsession is not a healthy model for real relationships.
- 🔗 Being over-attached or obsessed with something, including people, usually leads to worse outcomes, not better.
- 🤔 Over-attachment can cause nervousness and self-doubt, which can be off-putting in various situations.
- 🚫 The energy of neediness and insecurity can be repulsive and is often perceived as a lack of confidence.
- ❤️ Osho's book 'Intimacy' suggests there are three types of love: dependent love, codependent love, and interdependent love.
- 🔄 Dependent and codependent love are less mature forms and can lead to possessiveness and control issues.
- 🌐 Interdependent love is the mature form where both individuals are self-sufficient and choose to be together, enhancing each other's lives.
- 🌅 The importance of enjoying shared experiences without distraction and the need for trust in a relationship.
- 🆓 The fundamental human need for freedom is greater than the need for love, and relationships should not compromise this freedom.
Q & A
Why do people often feel embarrassed to seek relationship advice?
-People often feel embarrassed to seek relationship advice because they believe they should be naturally good at relationships, similar to the way they might feel about finances, where they think they should intuitively know how to manage money without being taught.
What is the common misconception about love that the speaker wants to dispel in the video?
-The common misconception the speaker wants to dispel is that being obsessed with someone or being overly attached to them is the way to create true love. The speaker argues that this approach can actually lead to worse results.
What are the three main points discussed in the video regarding relationships?
-The three main points discussed are: 1) Over attachment often leads to worse results, 2) Most people have a flawed idea of what a relationship should be, and 3) The importance of understanding the different types of love and the need for freedom in a relationship.
Why does being over attached to something not yield better results according to the video?
-Being over attached to something can lead to worse results because it causes people to get in their own heads, act nervously, and not be themselves, which can be off-putting to others.
What is the difference between dependent love and codependent love according to Osho's book 'Intimacy'?
-Dependent love is when one person values the other more than themselves, often leading to obsession and a lack of reciprocation. Codependent love is when both people are equally obsessed with each other, which can lead to unhealthy clinginess and a lack of individual freedom.
What is the highest form of love according to the video?
-The highest form of love is interdependence, where both individuals are self-sufficient and choose to come together to create a magnified entity that is greater than the sum of its parts.
Why is freedom considered a higher need than love in the context of relationships?
-Freedom is a higher need than love because no one wants to be possessed in a relationship. People want to be loved but also maintain their individuality and autonomy.
What does the video suggest as an alternative approach to being overly attached in a relationship?
-The video suggests an alternative approach of being more detached from the outcome and going with the flow, which can lead to better results as it respects the freedom and individuality of both parties.
What is the role of self-improvement in attracting better relationships according to the video?
-Self-improvement plays a crucial role in attracting better relationships because it helps individuals become the best version of themselves, thereby attracting opportunities and people who are on the same level.
How does the video relate the idea of 'neediness' to the types of love discussed?
-The video relates 'neediness' to dependent and codependent love, where individuals are overly attached and obsessed with their partners, which can be repulsive and lead to a lack of freedom in the relationship.
What is the main takeaway from the video regarding how to approach relationships?
-The main takeaway is to approach relationships with an understanding of the different types of love, prioritizing interdependence and freedom over dependence and codependence, and to focus on self-improvement to attract healthier and more fulfilling relationships.
Outlines
😄 The Misconception of Natural Relationship Expertise
This paragraph discusses the common belief that people should inherently be good at relationships, similar to the misconception about financial literacy. It highlights the embarrassment some men feel when seeking relationship advice, like reading 'The Five Love Languages.' The speaker admits not being a relationship expert but emphasizes the importance of learning about relationships, especially during times like quarantine when people are spending more time together. The paragraph also touches on how people often learn about love from television and movies, which can create unrealistic expectations of love being an obsession that is reciprocated, a myth the speaker aims to debunk.
🔗 The Flaws in Common Relationship Approaches and the Concept of Love Types
The speaker explores the idea that being overly attached or obsessed with something, such as a job or a body image, often leads to worse outcomes due to increased anxiety and self-consciousness. This concept is then applied to relationships, where neediness and clinginess are seen as repulsive and indicative of insecurity. The paragraph introduces Osho's theory of three types of love: dependent love, where one person values the other more; codependent love, where both parties are equally obsessed with each other; and interdependent love, which is the mature form where both individuals are self-sufficient and choose to be together, creating a stronger entity. The speaker argues that most people mistakenly pursue the first two types, which can be draining and immature.
🚀 The Importance of Interdependence and Detachment in Relationships
The final paragraph delves into the concept of interdependence as the ideal form of love, where both partners maintain their individuality and freedom while enhancing each other's lives. The speaker contrasts this with the other forms of love, which can lead to feelings of possession and control, ultimately pushing people away as they seek freedom. The paragraph concludes with the idea that by detaching from the need for a specific outcome in relationships and embracing a more go-with-the-flow attitude, individuals can improve their relationships and overall life experiences. The speaker also mentions a coaching program that can help with personal growth and attracting better opportunities.
Mindmap
Keywords
💡Relationships
💡Finances
💡Attachment
💡Independence
💡Codependence
💡Interdependence
💡Neediness
💡Osho
💡Freedom
💡Detachment
Highlights
The societal expectation that people should naturally be good at relationships, similar to the lack of formal education on financial matters.
The reluctance, especially among men, to seek relationship advice due to societal stigma.
The common misconception that being overly attached or obsessed leads to better outcomes in relationships.
The analogy of a job interview to illustrate the negative impact of over-attachment.
The critique of the unrealistic portrayal of love in media and its influence on people's expectations.
The debunking of the myth that obsession is a form of true love.
The three types of love as described by Osho: dependent love, codependent love, and interdependent love.
The idea that dependent love is a lower form of love, often mistaken for the real thing.
The explanation of codependent love as an unhealthy form of mutual obsession.
The concept of interdependent love as the mature and ideal form of love in a relationship.
The importance of not being overly focused on the other person in a relationship.
The assertion that freedom is a higher need than love, and its impact on relationships.
The advice against being overly attached to the outcome of a relationship.
The notion that people are attracted to who you are, not what you want.
The promotion of a program for personal growth and identity shift.
The offer of a free video for those curious about personal transformation.
Transcripts
it's so funny about relationships
because we think we're just supposed to
be naturally good at it
it's kind of like money it's like no one
really teaches you about finances and
then you come
to be an adult and you're like oh are we
supposed to learn that
did i miss the class on finances and so
many of us are
almost embarrassed to go looking for
relationship advice especially for guys
it's like dude you're reading a
book called the five love languages man
i didn't want to be caught dead reading
this in a coffee shop now i'm telling
you that not because i'm a relationship
expert my girlfriend would definitely
agree with that statement i'm telling
you that because no one's born
knowing how to be in a relationship with
someone and spend
that much time with someone hence
quarantine wanting to rip their heads
off right but man if you're gonna spend
a lot of time with someone get in a
relationship right or at least knowing
this stuff that we're talking about in
these kinds of videos
super important and so on that point
like where do we get our relationship
advice from knowing that most people
don't seek it out
we get it from television we get it from
movies and even growing up we're
programmed with like this disney fairy
tale of
this person really obsessed with another
person and then they're really obsessed
back
and that's what creates true love so in
this video i want to dispel that myth
and go really deep on it because i
actually think that
doing the opposite will get you better
results there's three main points in
this video and the first one is this
anytime you are over attached to
something
you actually get worse results not
better ones
now hear me out think about this in
terms of a
job interview we think that if we go
into a job interview
we're really wanting the job needing the
job we're super hungry
we're gonna perform better nine times
out of ten that just gets you in your
own head
you maybe don't act like yourself you're
maybe really nervous they pick up on
that and they're like what the heck is
wrong with this guy or girl
we think that if we want a good body you
know we just have to brainwash ourselves
with pictures of ripped people with
six-pack abs
but what's the problem there we're over
attached to it and anytime you look in
the mirror
now all of a sudden because you don't
have this you start beating yourself up
you start nitpicking every one of your
flaws you start seeing your love handles
even though other people can't even
notice that
it makes you feel less confidence not
more and now let's go back to the frame
that most people approach their
relationship with
or your crush with or the person you
want to date you're like if i'm really
interested in this person if i'm really
obsessed with
this person that's going to win them
over that's going to get them to like me
because i see it in the movies or i see
it
you know elsewhere or maybe i'm just i
can't control it i'm just so all in i'm
so
out of the gate just 100 out of 100. a
lot of times that energy doesn't
translate as passion or
interest it translates as you need
someone else to complete you
when you go after someone right and
you're chasing them
that also carries the energy of like
neediness
and almost insecurity so understand that
the more you pursue someone over and
over and over again
right though i mean we all know this
from a texting perspective right if
you're texting someone
and there's like five or six blue texts
from you
right and like one little white text or
green text
don't text anyone where it's on green
right that's your first red flag right
there
one text back what does that convey that
they're more important than you
that they're up here and you're down
here and so you're kind of like
looking up at them one of the most
repulsive things for people is neediness
is clinginess
unless they're an unhealthy person where
they like that and they're fueled on
that some people are
right that neediness is gonna translate
as a lack of confidence for you
now here is the second thing you really
need to understand
okay most people's idea of a
relationship is completely
flawed to begin with now here's the
thing i was reading this book
very long time ago this is osho he wrote
the book intimacy
he also ran a coal in oregon for what
it's worth so i don't know
but he had some good ideas in here minus
the coal osha says that there's three
types of love okay and most people go
after these two forms and they never get
to the third form which is the most
important one
the first form this is dependent love
this is where one person is down here
and the other person's value is up here
okay this is how most people approach
getting in a relationship with someone
or if you're obsessed with someone and
you keep checking your phone over and
over and over again
right and you feel like they're not
reciprocating or they're not texting you
back as fast or they're not
putting as much interest in you this is
this falls into the dependent category
one person has more interest than the
other okay and so he says that
dependence
is not really love it's one of the
lowest forms
because it masquerades as love but
ultimately it's not
because no one wants to be dependent on
right or if someone's in a relationship
and you're like the caretaker eventually
that role is going to get kind of old
of taking care of someone someone's
needs or financially or whatever
right if someone's really dependent on
you then you're not going to have as
much energy for yourself and that's
going to drain you over time so that's
the first kind
now the second kind and this is also
equally as in odds common
this is where both people are dependent
on
each other this is what we call
codependence
okay now some people want this some
people think that this is love like
if i need them as much as they need me
right here
and we can just you know be obsessed
with each other and get matching
t-shirts and you know hold hands 24 7 in
public
and ah just be obsessed all day long but
what happens
anyone who's been in a relationship
knows that maybe at the start you know
you have some of that right
and that's kind of the the passion at
the beginning
but then when that goes away a little
bit month two month three
and both of you are like oh no we're
that we're that you know obsession where
we have to do things 24 7 go together
people are like they freak out and they
want that back because it's like flashy
and it's what we see in romance films
and stuff
but that's not the deepest form of love
osha would say and if you look at any
marriage right it's not like
that the whole time i mean you go to
work they go to work you got kids
there's other things that take
priorities like people who've been
married 20 30 years
would look at that and laugh or maybe
you've been in a long-term relationship
before or
you're in one right and your friend
starts dating someone and within like a
month he's like dude she's the one he's
the one
you know we're obsessed over each other
and they like want to give you
relationship advice and you're like all
right you've been together for a month
give it like
six six months a year two years and
let's see who's talking now right
that you're looking at them and they're
in that codependent style relationship
again unavoidable at the start there's
nothing wrong there
but just know that that is almost more
of a
immature type of love okay and it's not
really the highest form
the highest form is this interdependence
okay this is where both people are
self-full enough
both people's value is right here it's
equal
and they choose to come together because
it's magnified
together one plus one together
equals three an entity which is your
relationship that
is the mature form of love we're going
to go deeper
but in an analogy to really paint this
picture
you're going you see a sunset like hey i
got this great place to watch the sunset
we're going to eat in and out burgers
we're going to watch it it's going to be
a great time so you drive up there
and you watch the sunset and instead of
watching the sunset
you're just staring at them the whole
time they're like dude watch the sun so
you're like no you're more beautiful
than the sunset
like how would you feel if someone did
that to you that'd be kind of creepy
right
that's the neediness that's the
dependent love some people
think that that is love that is not then
there's codependence
same situation right there sunset in and
out good time right
that's where both of you are like what
sunset i just want to look at you the
whole time no i want to look at you the
whole time let's take selfies oh my god
let's tweet about like you're not really
enjoying the thing right there in front
of you you're just
trying to like you know you're just
distracted by each other
that's the codependent style but the
third kind right here this is the
interdependence
it's where you're both sitting there
you're watching the sunset you're having
a good time
you know that the other person is there
with you because they're literally
sitting right next door right
you can feel them that it's fine but
you're both enjoying the moment together
you're both watching that sunset because
you know that they're there and you
trust that they're there
you're not going through your head like
do they love me or they watch it like
why aren't they paying attention to me
why
why don't they care about me why are
they distracted by this stupid sunset
like i should be more important than
this freaking sunset
you see my point those are the three
times of love but most people want those
first two because it's like an ego love
here's the biggest thing you need to
understand
the two most important needs we have all
right
you would say love is one of those right
yes
love is one of those love is one of
those needs you need it
you know if you don't love a baby up
until the age of like four or whatever
we're one of the only animals where you
can't survive on your own without the
love of a mother or love of a stranger
or people who are taking care of you
right you need people to do that that's
hardwired into us
but there's a need higher than love okay
now this is
very meta and very important for you to
understand
you know what that is freedom freedom is
higher is a higher need than love it
supersedes it
no one wants to be possessed they want
to be loved but they don't want to be
possessed
so if you come into a relationship or
you approach someone
with one of those first two types of
love right there codependence
or dependence one of you is trying to
possess the other person almost you're
trying to control them
and you hear people all the time i was
in a really controlling relationship
right or he's so controlling so let's
bring this all full circle now
we started this video by saying that
when you're over attached when you're
over obsessed with people that that
actually
pushes them away now you know why
because
there's three kinds of love dependence
codependence and interdependence these
two push people away
and even if they don't for the first six
weeks they will over six months six
years
it's not a good place to have a
relationship from okay
the reason is because people they don't
want to be possessed
intuitively you feel this they need the
need of love
but ultimately the need of freedom
supersedes their need of
love and any time you have these you're
taking away their freedom they will feel
that
and thus want to run away so they can be
free
this is why detachment right and
not detaching from someone okay but
detaching from the result
detaching from the idea of what you
think love has to look like right
being more go with the flow almost
caring less
about the outcomes of things definitely
gets you better results and i've seen
this time and time again in my life i'm
playing with this idea
in almost every area and it's one of the
most powerful ideas i've come across
recently this is one of the things we
speak about so much in my metamorphic
coaching program
just did a 10 week round with
some of the first founding members and
like two of them got new relationships
okay i knew one of them hadn't dated in
like 15 years
and when you start shifting into this
2.0 version of you right which we help
you create
and shift into so it doesn't feel fake
or vague it's just natural of who you
are
you start to notice you raise yourself
up and then everything in your life all
the people all the opportunities that
come to you
are higher as well because they're on
the same level and remember you attract
what you are not what you want
so if you're interested in creating the
two point of view of having an identity
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thanks so much for watching until next
time stop settling start living
see ya
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