These psychological habits will make you seem more attractive

Psychology with Dr. Ana
25 Sept 202412:31

Summary

TLDRThis video script offers five psychological habits to enhance attractiveness: 1) Cultivate positivity and kindness to increase perceived attractiveness. 2) Develop emotional regulation to appear more mature and stable, which is attractive for long-term relationships. 3) Engage in a rich social and leisure life to demonstrate independence and interesting hobbies. 4) Practice mature communication using the DEAR method to express needs respectfully. 5) Foster self-love and respect to signal high self-worth and the ability to maintain healthy boundaries.

Takeaways

  • 😀 Positivity Boosts Attractiveness: Being optimistic, kind, and warm can significantly increase how attractive you appear to others. Positive behaviors signal that you are a good person to be around.
  • 🧘‍♂️ Emotional Regulation is Key: Individuals who can manage their emotions effectively are seen as more attractive. Emotion regulation helps maintain healthy relationships and avoid unhealthy conflicts.
  • 👥 Social and Leisure Life Matters: Having a rich social life and engaging in hobbies makes you more attractive. It shows independence, safety, and a full life that others find appealing.
  • 🗣️ Mature Communication Increases Attractiveness: Effective communication skills, such as expressing needs and handling conflicts maturely, are crucial for being perceived as a desirable partner.
  • ❤️ Self-Love and Self-Respect: People with higher self-esteem and self-confidence are seen as more attractive. Self-respect signals to others that you know your value.
  • 😌 Mindfulness Helps with Emotion Regulation: Mindfulness and meditation are effective tools for managing emotions, which in turn, enhances attractiveness.
  • 😊 Kindness and Altruism are Attractive: People who engage in kind and altruistic behavior are rated as more attractive because they seem like good companions.
  • 🔄 Replace Negativity with Positivity: To become a more positive person, consciously replace negative thoughts or comments with positive ones, especially in challenging situations.
  • 📚 Engage in Social Hobbies: Participating in social activities or hobbies not only makes you more interesting but also increases the chances of meeting potential partners.
  • 🤝 Use the DEAR Communication Technique: A useful communication tool is DEAR (Describe, Express, Assert, Reinforce) for expressing thoughts and needs clearly and effectively.

Q & A

  • What is the halo effect mentioned in the script?

    -The halo effect refers to the phenomenon where people who possess socially idealized traits are also perceived as more physically attractive. This is because non-physical aspects of attractiveness can enhance a person's perception of someone's physical attractiveness.

  • How does being a positive person increase one's attractiveness?

    -Being positive, optimistic, kind, and warm can significantly increase one's perceived attractiveness. Studies have shown that personality traits like these can alter how people rate the physical attractiveness of others.

  • What is the quick fire tip for becoming a more positive person?

    -The quick fire tip is to replace any negative thoughts or comments with positive ones. For example, instead of complaining about a delay, comment on something positive like the ambiance of the place.

  • Why is emotional regulation important for attractiveness?

    -Emotional regulation is important because it signals maturity and the ability to handle stress and conflicts in a healthy way. People who are good at regulating their emotions are seen as more attractive and likable, and they tend to have healthier relationships.

  • How can the Aura app help with emotional regulation?

    -The Aura app, which is a mindfulness and sleep app, can help with emotional regulation by providing meditation, stories, and breath work exercises. It allows users to tailor activities to their specific needs, helping them to manage stress and practice mindfulness.

  • What is the significance of having a full social and leisure life in terms of attractiveness?

    -Having a full social and leisure life makes a person seem more attractive because it indicates that they have strong social ties and are interesting with a rich personal life. This can also increase the chances of meeting potential partners.

  • What is the quick fire tip for enhancing one's social and leisure life?

    -The quick fire tip is to brainstorm one way to get more involved in an activity or hobby that you enjoy and then dive right into it, preferably with other people.

  • How does mature communication contribute to attractiveness?

    -Mature communication skills make a person seem more attractive because they demonstrate the ability to express needs effectively and handle conflicts in a healthy manner. This is appealing to potential partners.

  • What is the DEER acronym and how can it help with communication?

    -The DEER acronym stands for Describe the situation, Express what you feel and think, Assert what you need, and Reinforce the request. It is a strategy from dialectical behavioral therapy (DBT) to help people communicate their feelings and needs effectively.

  • Why is self-love and self-respect important for attractiveness?

    -Self-love and self-respect are important because they signal to others that a person has high self-esteem and self-confidence. This can make them seem more physically and socially attractive, as it indicates they are capable of setting boundaries and maintaining a healthy relationship.

  • What is the suggested method to foster self-love and self-respect?

    -The suggested method is to ask oneself what a self-loving, self-respecting person would do in various situations. This can help in making decisions that align with self-respect and self-love.

Outlines

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😊 Boosting Your Attractiveness Through Personality

The speaker addresses people who feel unattractive and reassures them that while physical traits may not always be controllable, there are psychological habits that can make one seem more attractive. The video focuses on how non-physical traits can elevate perceived attractiveness and introduces the concept of the halo effect. This effect suggests that personality traits like kindness and optimism can positively influence how physically attractive a person appears. The speaker introduces five personality-driven ways to enhance attractiveness, emphasizing that self-improvement is optional but worthwhile.

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😁 The Power of Positivity and Kindness

Being a positive, kind, and warm person can greatly enhance how attractive others perceive you to be. The speaker explains how research shows that personality traits can significantly influence perceived attractiveness, with people rating those who display positivity, kindness, and warmth as more appealing. Smiling, participating in altruistic behaviors, and exuding optimism are all key factors that contribute to this effect. The speaker provides a practical tip to become more positive: whenever you feel the urge to say something negative, replace it with something positive instead, making interactions more enjoyable.

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🧘‍♂️ Emotional Regulation and Attraction

Emotional regulation plays a critical role in how attractive a person appears to others. Immaturity in handling emotions, such as excessive texting or lashing out in anger, makes one less attractive as a partner. The speaker highlights a 2005 study that links high emotional regulation with greater attractiveness and healthier relationships. To improve emotional regulation, practicing mindfulness is key. The speaker introduces Aura, a mindfulness and meditation app, as a tool to help with emotional management, reducing stress, and fostering healthier relationships.

🤝 Building a Full Social and Leisure Life

A rich social and leisure life enhances attractiveness, as people with strong social ties and personal hobbies are seen as more interesting and safer partners. The speaker emphasizes that having a full life outside of romantic relationships not only makes a person more appealing but also boosts opportunities for meeting potential partners. Engaging in hobbies, especially social ones, enriches life, encourages growth, and provides more conversation topics. The speaker suggests identifying a hobby you enjoy and diving into it, especially in group settings, for double benefits—personal fulfillment and increased attractiveness.

🗣 The Importance of Mature Communication

Effective communication is key to appearing more attractive. People who shut down, stonewall, or communicate in hurtful ways are less appealing, except to those with unresolved psychological issues. The speaker introduces the DBT technique 'DEAR'—Describe, Express, Assert, and Reinforce—as a communication framework that can help resolve conflicts constructively. An example is given of using DEAR in a friendship situation to express concerns and assert needs without being hurtful. This technique is praised for its ability to promote healthy conversations and foster stronger, more attractive relationships.

❤️ Fostering Self-Love and Self-Respect

Self-love and self-respect are essential for perceived attractiveness. People with high self-esteem are seen as more physically and socially appealing because they project their own sense of worth. The speaker acknowledges that self-love can be difficult, especially for those who experienced childhood trauma, but offers a practical tip: make daily decisions as a self-respecting person would. By imagining what a confident, self-loving person would do in various situations, individuals can gradually become more self-respecting. Cultivating self-love not only boosts attractiveness but also promotes healthy boundaries and relationship skills.

🎯 Recap: Five Psychological Habits to Increase Attractiveness

The speaker summarizes five key habits that can make a person more attractive: being positive, regulating emotions, maintaining a rich social life, communicating maturely, and fostering self-love. They offer quick tips for each habit, such as replacing negative statements with positive ones, meditating to manage emotions, joining a hobby for personal growth, using the 'DEAR' method for communication, and making decisions like a self-respecting person. These habits, rooted in personality development, can enhance both physical and social attractiveness. The speaker thanks Aura for sponsoring the video and encourages viewers to try it.

Mindmap

Keywords

💡Physical Attractiveness

Physical attractiveness refers to how someone is judged based on their physical appearance. In the video, it is acknowledged that people often focus on their appearance when thinking about attractiveness, but the speaker emphasizes that non-physical traits can also enhance perceived physical attractiveness through a halo effect.

💡General Attractiveness

General attractiveness is how drawn someone is to you based on your personality and behaviors rather than just your physical appearance. The video stresses that non-physical attributes, such as kindness or emotional stability, can significantly impact how attractive others find you, sometimes even more than appearance.

💡Positivity

Positivity refers to the tendency to be optimistic, kind, and warm. The video explains that these traits make a person more attractive because they signal that being around them will improve others' lives. The speaker encourages replacing negative thoughts or comments with positive ones to foster this trait.

💡Emotion Regulation

Emotion regulation is the ability to manage and respond to emotional experiences in a healthy way. In the video, this is presented as crucial to being an attractive partner. People who handle emotions well are seen as mature and capable, making them more desirable in relationships. The speaker suggests mindfulness and meditation as methods to improve emotion regulation.

💡Mindfulness

Mindfulness involves being present and aware of your emotions without reacting impulsively. The speaker ties mindfulness to better emotion regulation, which in turn enhances one's attractiveness. By being mindful, a person can process their emotions before reacting, contributing to healthier relationships.

💡Social Ties

Social ties refer to a person’s relationships with friends, family, and social groups. The video emphasizes that strong social connections make people more attractive because they provide a sense of security. A person who has a rich social life is seen as more balanced, independent, and less likely to require all of their partner’s attention.

💡Hobbies

Hobbies are activities a person engages in for enjoyment. In the video, having hobbies is described as a way to make oneself more attractive because it shows that you have a full and interesting life. Engaging in social hobbies also increases the likelihood of meeting potential partners.

💡Mature Communication

Mature communication is the ability to express one's feelings, needs, and boundaries in a healthy and constructive manner. The video stresses that people who can communicate their needs effectively, without lashing out or shutting down, are seen as more attractive because they can navigate conflict and maintain healthy relationships.

💡Self-Love

Self-love is the act of valuing and caring for oneself. In the video, self-love is presented as essential to attractiveness, as people who love and respect themselves tend to project confidence and set boundaries. This makes them more attractive to others because it signals self-worth and resilience.

💡Halo Effect

The halo effect is a cognitive bias where the perception of one positive trait (like kindness) leads to the assumption of other positive traits (like physical attractiveness). In the video, the speaker notes that non-physical traits can enhance a person’s overall attractiveness due to this effect.

Highlights

Psychological habits can make someone more attractive, focusing on personality traits that enhance perceived attractiveness.

The halo effect works both ways: positive personality traits can enhance perceptions of physical attractiveness.

Being a positive, optimistic, and warm person increases perceived attractiveness.

Smiling and showing kindness during first impressions make people more likable and attractive.

Emotion regulation is a key factor in being perceived as a more attractive partner, as it demonstrates maturity and stability.

Mindfulness practices, like meditation, can improve emotional regulation, which enhances relationship satisfaction.

Having a rich social life and hobbies makes someone more attractive by showing independence and creating interesting topics of conversation.

Being socially active increases the chance of meeting potential partners and shows you’re well-connected and safe to be around.

Mature communication skills, such as the DBT technique 'DEAR' (Describe, Express, Assert, Reinforce), can make someone more attractive in relationships.

People with self-love and self-respect are perceived as more physically and socially attractive.

Higher self-esteem signals to others that you know your value, making you more attractive.

Practicing daily self-respecting behaviors, like making healthy choices, boosts self-esteem and perceived attractiveness.

Setting boundaries and being assertive are signs of self-respect, which contributes to attractiveness in a relationship.

Trauma survivors may struggle with self-love but can cultivate it through healthy relationships and mindful self-care.

Daily practices like asking 'What would a self-respecting person do?' can foster self-love and respect over time.

Transcripts

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I often get comments from people who

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feel helpless in finding a partner feel

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like they're not attractive enough to

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find someone and while I can't really

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help you much with the things that can't

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be controlled about you there are some

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changes you can make to your daily

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psychological habits that are

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scientifically shown to make you more

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attractive seeming to other people

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there's on one hand physical

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attractiveness how somebody assesses

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your physical attractiveness to be but

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there is also General attractiveness how

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drawn they are to you and non-physical

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aspects of being attracted to someone

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often can inflate a person's perception

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of your physical attractiveness as well

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it's a type of halo effect that I don't

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really hear talked about a lot we tend

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to assume that attractive people hold

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socially idealized traits but it's the

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other way around too people with

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socially idealized traits also tend to

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be rated as more attractive so in this

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video I'm going to share five different

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ways that you can seem more attractive

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to People by working purely on your

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personality caveat here I don't think

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that you need to change in order to find

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your person but if you're open to

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self-improvement why not give some of

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these a try let's get

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started number one a really easy way to

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increase your attractiveness in other

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people's eyes is to be a very positive

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person be optimistic kind and warm

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several studies have looked at the

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influence of Personality information on

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a person's perceived physical

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attractiveness so basically researchers

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have given participants photographs of

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an opposite sex person alongside

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information about their personality and

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having that personality information

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significantly changed their ratings of

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that person's attractiveness so traits

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like positivity optimism kindness and

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warmth increased a person's perceived

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attractiveness people who smile during

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first impressions are also rated as more

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likable and attractive people who take

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part in general and altruistic Behavior

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who showcase themselves being kind and

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giving are also considered more

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attractive all of this because when you

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give off the impression that you're a

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kind positive person you're essentially

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signaling to the people around you that

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you're a good person to be around you're

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going to make their life more beautiful

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rather than more unpleasant and who

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doesn't want more of that so a quick

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fire tip if you want to become a more

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positive person every time you feel the

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urge to say something negative say

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something positive instead let's say

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that you're on a date at the restaurant

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and you've been waiting for the waitress

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for half an hour you could in that

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moment say where is this waitress it's

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been 30 minutes she's so lazy when you

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feel the urge to say that instead switch

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it to something positive you can say you

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know I love the Ambiance in this

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restaurant or if you're talking to

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someone and they start gossiping instead

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of feeling the urge to respond to the

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gossip switch to saying something nice

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whether it be about the person in

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question or about the person you're

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talking to or somebody else around you

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number two being emotionally regulated

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will also make you seem more attractive

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I used to be clueless when it came to

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emotion regulation as a young adult I

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may not have had issues with people

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perceiving me as physically attractive

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but I don't think I really came off as

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an attractive partner to have simply

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because I didn't know what to do with my

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emotions we don't really want to be

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around someone who sends a million texts

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when we're busy or who lashes out when

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they're angry or who cannot handle even

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the smallest of frustrations on their

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own it's a sign of immaturity and people

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generally aren't looking to babysit

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their partner a study from 2005

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demonstrated that individuals high in

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Emotion regulation were rated as more

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attractive and likable also people who

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are better at regulating their emotions

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tend to have healthier and more stable

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relationships emotion regulation helps

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maintain close relationships helps avoid

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unhealthy conflicts work through healthy

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ones respond constructively to stress

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all of which tends to increase

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relationship satisfaction so if you want

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to be a more attractive partner get your

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emotions in order how do you do this OB

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obviously I could go into dozens of

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emotion regulation skills right now but

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the very first thing that I think is

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also the most important to know is that

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when you're feeling a powerful emotion

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you have to slow down and practice

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mindfulness and this is where I'd like

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to thank the sponsor of today's video

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Aura like I said the very first step in

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being able to regulate your emotions is

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to sit with them to sit with your

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emotional experience and I used to be

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very bad at the sitting with it part

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when I was younger I didn't really know

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how to self soothe activities like

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mindfulness and meditation are a really

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good way to press pause when you're

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feeling a powerful emotion and take

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stock of what's going on before you

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respond Studies have found that

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mindfulness enhances emotion regulation

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which is why therapies like DBT and act

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which heavily emphasize emotion

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regulation also heavily prioritize

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mindfulness an aura is a mindfulness and

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sleep app that's used by over 7 million

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people it won the best of Apple award

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it's an allinone place for meditation

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stories mindfulness breath work

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spirituality kind of like Spotify but

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for the mind and soul and what I love

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about Aura is that you can tailor it to

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your specific needs based on your goals

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and then it gives you recommendations on

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certain activities you can try out and

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it's not just Audio Only either lately

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I've been using Aura mainly as a way to

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just slow down because my main goal at

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this point in my life is I just need to

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manage my stress I need to take

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everything a lot more mindfully and

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slowly so taking just 5 to 10 minutes

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out of my Daye to meditate has been

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really helpful it's something so simple

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yet so powerful so if you're looking for

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a way to boost your emot regulation or

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just take care of yourself and practice

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the first 500 people to use my link will

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also get 25% off their Aura membership

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thank you so much to Aura number three

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another way to seem more attractive to

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people is to have a full social and

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Leisure Life people with stronger social

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ties are perceived as more attractive

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partners because we all want a partner

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who makes us feel safe and part of

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feeling safe means having these social

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connections that we can follow fall back

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on when stuff goes south and also that

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the person we're going to be with isn't

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going to make us ostracized by

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association thereby lessening our own

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Survival also putting aside just the

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social aspect people who have Rich

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personal lives who take part in a lot of

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hobbies on their own are considered more

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interesting they have something to talk

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about they have something to share that

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they did that day they enrich our lives

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they're always growing and

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self-improving and it pushes us to do

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the same we don't have to worry that

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they're always going to require all of

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our time and attention because they're

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busy with their own stuff they can

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handle themselves so one really

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important way to become more attractive

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is to get out there and participate in

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some Hobbies preferably with other

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people plus by doing so especially

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participating in Social Hobbies you're

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going to be increasing your chances of

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meeting potential Partners so it's a

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double whammy so a quick fire tip for

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this one is brainstorm what is one way

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that you can get more involved in

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something you enjoy and Dive Right In

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maybe it's joining a book club or a

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sailing class or a hockey team whatever

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it is as long as you enjoy it and you

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are participating in it ideally with

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other people you are going to see the

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benefits of that number four people who

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can communicate maturely seem more

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attractive a person who tends to shut

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down and Stonewall when they're upset

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who struggles to express their needs or

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who expresses their needs in a way

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that's hurtful is unlikely to be

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perceived as an attractive partner

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except by people who have their own

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psychological complexes that they're

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trying to recreate this is why it's

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really important to know how to

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communicate well now again I could give

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you dozens of healthy communication

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strategies here a lot of them are in the

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connection course but there is one that

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I think can be really helpful in any

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situation that I'll share with you now

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the acronym is called deer it's from DBT

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dialectical behavioral therapy and it

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stands for describe the situation

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Express what you feel and think assert

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what you need and reinforce what you

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need so let's run through this with an

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example let's say that lately you've

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been feeling like a friendship of yours

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is really one-sided starting with d

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describe the situation hey I noticed

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that you've been texting me a lot when

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you need some support and last week when

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I told you that I needed some support

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you stopped messaging me it's very cut

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and dry very objective just stating the

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facts you're not really speculating on

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anything you're not sharing your

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feelings yet but next you will and E

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Express how you feel about it this makes

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me feel undervalued in our friendship it

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makes me feel a little bit used a assert

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your request so in the near future I

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think I need to take a little bit of a

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break from helping you out with what

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you're going through because I'm

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honestly going through my own stuff and

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I think maybe leaning on a therapist

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would be more helpful and our

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reinforcing statements this is where you

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explain to people what they have to gain

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if they can respect your request and or

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what they have to lose if they're not

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able to so you could say something like

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I really think that if you have multiple

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Avenues of support in your life you will

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feel more like you're getting your needs

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met and I will too or you could say you

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know in the future if this keeps

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happening I'm not sure that I'm going to

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keep wanting to be a part of this

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friendship it's very rudimentary you

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know just top of my head this is what I

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came up with but I think you get the

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idea if you have a situation where

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you've been thinking about how to

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communicate healthfully with someone I

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would love it if you could actually map

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out your own dear acronym in the

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comments if you feel comfortable sharing

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I'd love to see what you guys come up

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with and lastly something that will make

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you seem more attractive to other people

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is having self-love and self-respect

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people who are higher in self-esteem are

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perceived as both more physically and

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socially attractive as are people higher

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in self-confidence this is because when

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somebody respects and loves themselves

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it kind of signals to other people what

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their value is I know that people who

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struggle with self-love often have

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immense value to share with others and

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I've certainly struggled with self- Lov

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from the past myself but unfortunately

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because of these you know basic heris

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these quick assumptions that we make

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about people when somebody treats

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themselves like they are not worthy

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other people tend to believe them also

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when somebody is self-respecting they're

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capable of conser liveness and Boundary

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setting which signals to other people

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that they have the skills required to

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keep a relationship healthy and also to

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survive in the world as a couple now

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it's kind of a catch22 because in many

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ways I think everybody needs to know

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what it's like to feel loved before they

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can truly love themselves that's why

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people with childhood trauma for

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instance who weren't given that love

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when they were really young May struggle

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to love themselves until they find that

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person in adulthood who treats them well

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because they miss that pivotal

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developmental milestone we learned learn

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how to love ourselves and how to sooth

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ourselves by somebody else offering that

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to us but there are some things that you

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can do to start seeing your worth so one

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really quick fired tip every day when

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you're making decisions ask yourself

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what would a self-respecting self-loving

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person do if you have somebody in mind

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maybe even like visualize them like

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identify a person who you think is

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really self-respecting and self-loving

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so would they cook themselves a healthy

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meal or order something that's

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nutritionally pretty minimal would they

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let their family walk all over them

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would they answer that disrespectful

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objectifying text would they stay up all

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night watching Netflix or would they

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listen to as sleep meditation instead by

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practicing this day in and day out you

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can start to inject that person who you

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think is more self-respecting and more

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self-loving than you and over time you

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become that person in conclusion here

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are five psychological habits that will

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make you more attractive to other people

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be a positive person a really easy way

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to practice this is every time you feel

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the to say something negative replace it

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with something positive instead number

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two have emotion regulation a really

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simple way to do this is to start

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meditating every time you feel a

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powerful emotion and to sit with your

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feelings and just press pause number

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three having a full social and Leisure

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Life simple way to do this is to start

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to throw yourself into a new hobby

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number four be able to communicate

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maturely one way that you can do that is

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by using the acronym deer describe the

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situation Express Yourself assert your

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request and reinforce and number five

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Foster a sense of self-love and

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self-respect you can do this by every

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single day when you're making decisions

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asking yourself what would a self-loving

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self-respecting person do thank you

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