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Warning!

If the topic of psychological manipulation and emotional enslavement of women offends

you, I want you to stop watching this video.

And if you want to continue, you must agree never to use this knowledge to hurt women.

Deal?

Great.

Let's start!

So your relationship has gone from bad to worse, and you're wondering if it's all over.

You're thinking if there are some signs that will tell you if she's gone for good.

Of course, there are some obvious signs that your relationship is failing, like...

...sex has gone from infrequent to non-existent...

...or, fights have been happening constantly...

...or, she has lost interest in what you do and say...

...and yet guess what?

What I'm going to share with you today is entirely DIFFERENT from what you've read elsewhere.

I can bet that you've never heard of it before.

Curious?

Before I let you know about that ONE definitive sign that the relationship is over, do this

for me.

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Let's start now, alright?

Here's how to look out for that ONE sign that will show if your relationship has gone really

bad.

It's what Derek Rake calls the "Inflexion Point".

When the relationship starts turning bad, she will pick fights with you.

And some of these fights can be pretty ugly.

Even small things like your personal quirks will piss her off, big time.

Now here's what you need to know about these fights.

If she's getting pissed off by you, it means that she still cares about the relationship.

If you don't take the action steps to solve the problem, she will soon reach the "Inflexion

Point"...

This is the point when she STOPS fighting with you.

Instead of getting pissed off with you, she will start being INDIFFERENT with you instead.

This is where the DANGER lies, so it's important for you to notice this change in her behavior.

You see, when a woman reaches her "Inflexion Point", then it's a surefire sign that the

relationship is over.

Makes sense so far?

Now answer this question for me...

Is your woman reaching her "Inflexion Point" already?

If she is not, she WILL soon be... unless you take the necessary steps to stop it.

Otherwise, she will leave you soon enough, believe me.

And guess what?

I will share with you the ONE step you need to take to completely overturn the situation...

... but first, I want you to understand that it's NONE of your fault.

You see, women are hard-wired psychologically to CHALLENGE men.

She's putting you through a Shit Test even though she's not aware of it.

It is YOUR responsibility, however, to pass this Shit Test with flying colors.

And the way to do this is to use Mind Control on her.

If she is near or past the "Inflexion Point", the most effective Mind Control technique

to use on her is FRACTIONATION.

This is a "quick fix" tactic that will pretty much pull her back from the point of no return.

It can be really effective as long as you do it correctly.

And even better, if you use it repeatedly on her, she will soon start to fall back IN

LOVE with you.

Sounds amazing, right?

When used correctly, Fractionation can get a woman under your control, enslave her and

make her fall in love with you far quicker than the usual "Pickup Artist" tricks.

I have to warn you though that it is not possible to "undo" the effects of Fractionation.

Once you have enslaved a woman using this technique, dumping her will cause irreparable

damage to her psychology.

Therefore, please use this technique responsibly and ethically.

To learn how you can use Shogun Method and Fractionation to manipulate a woman's mind

and enslave her to you emotionally, go to FractionationHypnosis.com or click on this

link right now.

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18 Relationship Mistakes to Avoid Before it's too late full guide | animated video - Duration: 10:09.

18 Relationship Mistakes to Avoid

No.1, Not taking time for yourself and being too co-dependent.

If you spend every waking moment with your significant other, you will ultimately lose

who you are as an individual.

Things like going to the store on your own will be hard and you will find yourself consulting

that person for every small decision you make.

Take some time to do what you love.

Have your own hobbies, interests and friends.

You will both benefit from this and have a richer life as a result

No.2, Saying "nothing is wrong".

Some issues or insults can seem so obvious that you can't imagine your partner not

realizing they did something wrong.

So rather than discussing the problem, you stay silent and sulk about how they don't

seem to care that you are upset.

When asked, "What's wrong?" it's so much easier and less painful to say "nothing."

It's a momentary band-aid, but the problem remains.

You either stay angry and resentful, or you move on and sweep the unresolved issue under

the rug, which only gives it the opportunity to arise days, weeks, or months later with

even greater ugliness.

No.3, Losing the romance in the relationship.

Losing the romance in the relationship is one of the key reasons why relationships fail.

It is easy to become complacent and slack on making an effort for romance.

The truth is, relationships are work.

Not that you won't have any fun along the way, but you need to remember it takes a focused

effort to be romantic with your partner.

No.4, Comparing your partner to an ex.

The human mind naturally looks for patterns.

When we experience a situation that's even remotely similar to something from our past,

we draw conclusions based on that past experience.

This is how we improve our lives and learn, after all.

But when it comes to relationships, this logic can be detrimental.

For example, let's say your ex took a long time to return your calls when he or she was

losing interest in the relationship.

Lately, your current partner hasn't returned your calls quickly.

Conclusion: Your current partner is no longer interested in you.

Wrong!

Fight your brain's addiction to patterns and remember that every single person and

situation is unique.

This is not to say you shouldn't learn from your past or set standards for yourself.

Rather, keep an open mind and afford each person a clean slate.

One final note: Never, ever say to your significant other, "My ex did that all the time."

Comparing someone you care about to someone you don't is incredibly hurtful.

No.5, Forgetting to appreciate your partner.

Lastly, never forget to tell your significant other, "thank you", or "I love you."

At the beginning of the relationship, you surely noticed all of the kind things that

he or she was doing for you, and praised him or her accordingly.

You said you loved each other all of the time.

Sometimes we forget how awesome the other person is, until we think about it.

Tell your significant other right now how you feel about them!

No.6, Holding back.

Give generously to your partner without expecting your kindness to be returned.

Don't be afraid of loving too much.

Women, especially, often fear that showing too much interest makes them seem needy or

clingy.

If you want to be cautious at the start of a relationship, that's completely understandable.

But once you're both in it for the long haul, give as much as you can.

If your significant other shows affection less openly and often, resist the urge to

match their ways.

Instead, communicate with your partner about how you need to receive love.

Expressing love and showing kindness, will never serve you wrong.

No.7, Keeping secrets from your loved one.

This is something that goes along with keeping communication open—do not keep secrets.

Not that you have to tell the other person every minute detail about your life, but you

should not intentionally keep something major from them.

You know it is a secret that needs to be shared, when you feel even slightly guilty for not

telling them.

It will come out eventually, and sooner is always better than later.

No.8, Not talking about money.

Money is always a tricky subject.

You might have come from different backgrounds.

If one person grew up wanting for nothing and the other has always had to pinch pennies,

there may be some disagreements over how money is spent.

If you are in a serious relationship, even if you have separate money, be sure to discuss

these things as money issues are guaranteed to come up eventually.

No.9, Threatening to break up This is a dangerous mistake that places a

dark cloud over relationships long after a heated argument has passed.

The most fundamental part of a mature relationship is remaining committed in the lowest of times.

By threatening to break up, even if you're saying it out of frustration and don't really

mean it, you're abandoning your partner in a cruel and cowardly way.

You're basically saying, "I'll love you until" or "I'll love you only if."

Threatening to break up is a selfish power play that benefits neither person.

Avoid playing that card at all costs.

When emotions have cooled, you'll be so glad you did.

No.10, Not taking differences in core values seriously.

Even though you like the same music, and enjoy spending time with one another, you will still

have a hard time getting past major differences.

Core values include things like religion, morality, and the importance of things like

family, friends, careers and money.

Take some time to discuss these things, before you move your relationship forward, or you

might be in for disappointment later.

No.11, Fighting about everything.

On the opposite end of the spectrum, do not make everything an argument.

Think about all of the problems you have with your partner, and really consider whether

these are deal breakers, or if you can build a bridge and get over them.

No.12, Constantly questioning your relationship.

Do you sit around wondering whether you, and your partner will still be together next week,

next month, or next year?

Do you take signs of preoccupation expressed by your partner, as evidence of his or her

disinterest in you?

Questioning your relationship means that you doubt it will last, and therefore may be less

likely to feel comfortable about commitments you make about the future.

If you're always looking for a "Plan B," your partner may sense this, and the relationship's

future demise could then become a likely prospect.

No.13, Being too clingy.

It's understandable to want to spend a lot of time together at the beginning of a relationship,

but if you want things to last, and continue along in a healthy manner, give your partner

their space.

Calling and texting multiple times a day, and trying to make daily plans can seem like

overkill.

Remember that you have a life of your own, and it's much healthier to give your partner

their space.

No.14, Getting too serious, too fast.

Even if he or she seems like "the one", and you can picture your future children,

pets and house where you'll throw backyard barbeques, take a second to step back and

chill out.

Getting too serious, too soon can put a lot of unnecessary pressure on a relationship,

and has the potential to scare off your partner.

No.15, Trying to control.

Many of us either have control issues, or things that the other person does that drive

us crazy.

Both of these scenarios can lead to us wanting to control, or comment on every move the other

person makes.

Think about it though, would you like someone telling you what to do every waking minute?

You are not this person's parent.

If he or she is a grown adult, treat them like one.

No.16, Getting jealous for no reason.

Jealousy can put an immediate damper on relationship, especially if it's in no way warranted.

If you find yourself getting jealous every time he or she checks her or his phone, or

feeling the need to question where she or he is, and who she's or he's with minus

any proof of wrongdoing, you could end up pushing your partner away.

No.17, Expecting perfection.

We are all human.

We all make mistakes.

Do not hold your significant other to some unrealistically high expectation.

This is especially hard for those of us who hold unrealistically high expectations for

ourselves, but that's another topic altogether.

No.18, Trying to change the other.

Seeing your partner as an improvement project is a recipe for disaster!

No one likes to think they need to be fine-tuned or changed.

Needless to say, it gives the impression that they are not quite good enough.

If that's the case, why are you with that person?

the Solution is to Remind yourself that no one is perfect, including you.

Appreciate your partner's good qualities, and if somehow you are hurt, or offended by

certain words or behaviors, communicate it kindly and positively.

Seek to inform rather than criticize

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15 Signs You're in an Introvert-Introvert Relationship - Duration: 6:29.

15 Signs You're in an Introvert-Introvert Relationship

Introvert-introvert in a relationship are actually pretty common.

According to Jenn Granneman, writer of 'The Secret Lives of Introverts: Inside Our Hidden

World,' about half of the introverts who were currently in a relationship were partnered

with a fellow introvert.

This makes sense, because there are a lot of introverts in the world, we make up 30-50

percent of the population.

Plus, being in a relationship with another "quiet type" can be pretty awesome.

So, do you think you are in an introvert-introvert relationship?

In this video, I'm going to share with you 15 signs you're in an introvert-introvert

relationship.

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interesting update in the future guys!

Remember that these signs may not apply to every couple, but I believe this list is generally

true.

Number 1.

You find yourself spending a lot of nights at home, as opposed to going to parties and

other social events, and you're both okay with that.

On weekends, your favorite "couple" activity is to order food delivery from a favorite

restaurant and watch a movie or play a video game together.

Number 2.

You and your partner often find yourselves hanging out in the same room without actually

interacting.

You're each involved in your own activity, like reading, surfing the Internet, playing

a video game, or drawing.

Sometimes, you sit near each other, still doing your own thing, but staying connected

in some small way, your feet touch or you hold hands.

Number 3.

You try to get your partner to make the phone call to place the delivery order, and your

partner does the same thing to you, neither of you wants to talk on the phone.

When the delivery person rings the doorbell, you both shout simultaneously, "Can you

answer that?"

Number 4.

Despite both being introverts, one partner probably needs more alone time than the other.

It can be tricky to "sync" your downtime needs.

Likewise, you're probably both sensitive to different things.

For example, one person may be able to tolerate the occasional loud, crowded bar or late night,

while for the other, this is too much.

It's a balancing act to get both your needs met.

Number 5.

Conversely, Despite both being introverts, one partner is probably more outgoing than

the other.

As a result of having more social "bandwidth," this partner may often find themselves having

to be the public face of the couple.

At times, it can be fun for this person to flex their "extrovert" muscle, but other

times, it's draining.

Number 6.

Because both of you like being home, you find that neither of you gets the house to yourself

very often.

In fact, you've made an agreement with each other that one person will, say, go to a coffee

shop every Saturday for a few hours to get out of the house, while the other has a standing

"friend date" each Thursday.

Number 7.

You no longer have to explain your need for alone time, your partner simply understands,

and respects it.

Number 8.

When you do make plans, it's dangerously easy to talk the other person out of them.

That's because, no matter how good of an idea it seemed at the time to buy the concert

tickets or agree to a happy hour with friends, what you both really want on some level is

to relax at home.

In fact, to actually make it out of the house, one of you probably has to "play the extrovert,"

making the plans and motivating the other person to follow through.

Number 9.

Many introverts loathe online dating and the bar scene, so you and your partner may have

met through a mutual acquaintance who recognized that you two would "click" due to your

shared interests and temperament.

Number 10.

You both enjoy meaningful conversation.

Of course, there will always be some level of small talk ("How was your day?"), but

ultimately, you both connect over big ideas and authentic expression.

Number 11.

As a couple, you may have a tendency to sweep conflict under the rug.

Many introverts shy away from disagreements because they're overstimulating.

Instead, they bottle up their feelings and hope the issue will just go away.

Mature introvert-introvert couples know that although these conversations take them out

of their comfort zones, they must have them in order to keep their relationship healthy.

Number 12.

Your first few dates might have been kind of awkward, because introverts tend to need

time to open up to new people.

However, after warming up to each other, your real personalities came out.

Together, the two of you are fun, funny, and maybe even downright quirky.

Number 13.

You may find that in the heat of an argument, you and your partner talk past each other.

Rather than really listening to what your partner is saying, you're both so in your

heads about the issue that you miss the other person's message.

Similarly, you both need a lot of time to cool off after an argument, because you find

yourselves replaying the fight over and over in your respective minds.

Number 14.

Between the two of you, you have just a few close friends, and you're okay with that.

Introverts generally keep their social circles small, because they have limited "people"

energy.

They prefer quality over quantity when it comes to friendships.

Number 15.

You and your partner are both generally interested in the same kinds of activities.

For example, on a vacation, you're both okay with doing low-key things, like taking

in a museum or reading on the beach; there isn't one partner who wants to go out clubbing

or dash from one tourist trap to the next.

Well, that's the 15 signs you're in an introvert-introvert relationship.

Really cool information isn't it.

Please do share your thoughts and experiences in the comments below!

Don't forget to give us account subs and watch other amazing videos on our channel.

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A Definitive Timeline of Miley Cyrus and Liam Hemsworth's Relationship - Duration: 10:56.

A Definitive Timeline of Miley Cyrus and Liam Hemsworth's Relationship

Miley Cyrus and Liam Hemsworths love story is one for the ages. Theres been drama, a lifetime of rumors, sweet reunions, and of course, that Neil Lane diamond engagement ring.

As Miley and Liam continue on their journey together, with the release of Malibu, a song Miley wrote for their relationship, heres a look back on how these two got here.

June 2009: Miley and Liam first meet on the set of The Last Song, aka your favorite Nicholas Sparks movie after The Notebook. Just look at how young (and in love) they were.

November 2009: Miley calls Liam her best friend in an interview with Seventeen.

March 2010: Miley and Liam make their red carpet debut as a couple at an Oscars event, confirming that yes, they are in fact dating.

They also walk the carpet together for The Last Song premiere.

June 2010: Miley reveals Liam was largely her muse for Cant Be Tamed. There are a lot of songs that are about Liam, she tells MTV News.

All of them are about him in a way, but its also about past relationships that you gotta get over and move on and just about freeing yourself from anything that you feel holds you back.

August 2010: Miley and Liams relationship endures its first breakup reportedly due to her work schedule.

September 2010: Miley and Liam are spotted running errands and eating together, suggesting they are back together again.

November 2010: They break up again. A source tells E! its just a time out, whatever that means.

April 2011: Theyre back on. But this time theyre reportedly taking it slow and just enjoying each others company.

December 2011: Liam accompanies Miley to the CNN Heroes Gala in Los Angeles.

February 2012: Liam tells Details Miley makes him really happy. They attend another round of Oscar parties, including the glamorous Vanity Fair bash.

March 2012: Miley accompanies Liam to the Los Angeles premiere of The Hunger Games. Engagement rumors brew shortly after Miley is spotted wearing a ring on ~that finger~.

Miley denies the engagement:

Im not engaged. Ive worn this same ring on this finger since November! People just wanna find something to tal about! Its a topaz people!

— Miley Ray Cyrus (@MileyCyrus) March 26, 2012

June 2012: Miley and Liam announce their engagement. Miley tells People, Im so happy to be engaged and look forward to a life of happiness with Liam. Heres the 3.5-carat diamond ring, made by everybodys fave, Neil Lane.

November 2012: Miley appears on The Ellen DeGeneres Show, gets a lap dance, and confirms shes not having 47 weddings. She also says her wedding has to be perfect and has to be like a soundtrack in a movie.

January 2013: Miley and Liam vacation in Costa Rica. Liam is shirtless.

February 2013: Miley fires back at Perez Hilton after he accuses her of cheating on Liam with Ed Westwick. Miley and Liam attend separate Oscar parties. New breakup rumors begin to circulate.

March 2013: Miley is spotted without her engagement ring, leading many to believe the wedding is off.

Never mind. The ring is back again.

April 2013: Billy Ray Cyrus tells Nightline he doesnt know if Miley and Liam will marry.

Theyre young, theyre kids. The great news is theyre great friends. And if you end up getting married, thats your business too, you know? People quotes a source saying the couple wants to postpone the wedding.

June 2013: Miley and Liam are photographed for the first time in five months while going to the movies.

August 2013: Miley attends the L.A. premiere of Paranoia with Liam. It would be their final red carpet appearance together before breaking off their engagement. Can you feel the tension and awkwardness?

August 2013: Miley twerks.

September 2013: Miley unfollows Liam on Twitter. Three days later, her rep confirms their engagement has been called off.

Liam makes out with Mexican actress and singer Eiza Gonzalez. In her first post-Liam performance, Miley breaks down while performing Wrecking Ball, a song believed to be about Liam. (Warning: you may feel chills).

October 2013: Miley talks about Life After Liam in Cosmopolitans December 2013 issue: This is the best time of my life. Im not going to look back on it and be like, I wish I hadnt been dwelling over a breakup, you know? Because thats not what God wants my life to be about right now.

July 2014: Liam reportedly tells friends while vacationing in Italy that he and Miley will always be best friends.

October 2014: When asked about Miley in a NYLON interview, Liam says, Theres not much to say.

November 2014: Piley (Miley and Patrick Schwarzenegger) is born.

December 2014: Liams bro Chris takes a dig at Miley, maybe.

March 2015: Patrick is spotted canoodling with someone who is not Miley while on ~spring break~.

April 2015: Miley and Patrick break up.

July 2015: Miley and Stella Maxwell ride dinosaurs and everyone thinks theyre dating. Miley tells Elle UK one month later that she is pansexual and not in a relationship.

October 2015: Liam tells Mens Fitness that being with Miley was an important part of my life. You fall in love with who you fall in love with; you can never choose.

Miley sports a TMNT onesie that looks very similar to the one Liam wore more than one year ago.

November 2015: Miley helps Liam adopt a new best friend. Say hello to Dora the Explorer. Really.

January 2016: Miley pops up Down Under and also on Instagram accounts belonging to friends of the Hemsworths.

Miley wears what appears to be her engagement ring, the same Neil Lane ring from Liam, on ~that finger~. Photographers catch Miley and a moving truck at Liams house. People sources say Miley seems ecstatic about the reunion.

Days later, a source confirms to People that Miley and Liam are engaged again and that the singer is "beyond happy" to be back together with her boo.

April 2016: Miley and Liam are seen in public together for the first time since getting engaged again, first in Hollywood getting lunch at vegan hotspot Gracias Madre, then in Byron Bay in Australia.

May 2016: Miley and Liam's sister-in-law Elsa Pataky (Chris's wife) get matching wave tattoos in Australia.

Professional surfer Kelly Slater and his girlfriend Kalani Miller also got inked with the same design, according to this Instagram from tattoo artist Lauren Winzer.

That same weekend, Miley and Liam attend a wedding together (someone elses, not theirs).

She also performs an acoustic set for the newlyweds and at one point, Miley can be heard saying, "This song I about the person that I love, so now it works for you guys."

May 2016: In an interview with GQ, Liam gets candid about his relationship with Miley, noting that their 2013 split was difficult on him. "But at the time we were going in different directions and it's just what needed to happen.

We were both super young and it was a good decision at the time — we both needed that." Of his currently relationship status, he offers this: "People will figure it out, they already have… They're not dumb." Nope.

June 2016: Miley takes a mirror selfie while wearing a jersey with the name "Hemsworth" on the back.

July 2016: Miley pays a visit to tattoo artist Dr. Woo to add a teeny-tiny drawing of Vegemite to her arm. Vegemite is Liam's favorite condiment.

One week later, Miley makes a casual appearance on Liam's Instagram feed, along with this cute little muffin.

Before the end of the month, Miley wears a different ring — a wedding band? A new promise ring? A mood ring? — on her ring finger, causing everyone to freak out three times over.

August 2016: Liam sings Justin Bieber's "Love Yourself" while in a car with Miley, causing fans to completely lose it because it's basically the scene from The Last Song.

While Liam's face isn't shown in Miley's Insta video, she credits him with "BGVs" (background vocals) in the caption, along with a nod to Barbie Da Beagle.

September 2016: Liam posts a #TBT of him and Miley on the set of The Last Song. Look how young! And look, abs.

October 2016: Miley finally confirms that she and Liam are engaged during an interview with Ellen DeGeneres.

November 2016: Miley and Liam step out for a rare public outing in Los Angeles, hitting up Vijat Mohindra's first solo photography exhibition at the Museum at Retail Space Gallery. The photos are too much.

Liam gives his lady a shout-out on her birthday and yes, he wrapped that present all by himself.

December 2016: Miley and Liam kick off the holidays with many, many sweet snuggly photos together.

January 2017: Miley shares some cute photos from her New Years with Liam and their families. She calls him hot, because its true.

Miley gives Liam a birthday shout-out on Instagram, calling him her favorite being. Heart. Full.

February 2017: Miley kicks off Valentine's Day 2017 with a throwback to a 2015 photo of her at the AmfAR gala. But there's a twist: She's twinning with Liam, who is also "wearing" the dress.

IRL, the couple spend V-Day in the great outdoors with their pups Tani and Dora.

May 2017: Miley announces in an interview with Billboard that she will release a new single called "Malibu," which is a love song about Liam.

She says she wrote it while riding an Uber to the set of The Voice and that she decided to make it about Liam because she wanted to take back the narrative of her relationship, which has been in the spotlight for years.

"They're going to talk about me if I come out of a restaurant with Liam. So why not put the power back in my relationship and say, 'This is how I feel'?" She says they broke up in 2013 because she was going through a major life change.

"And changing with someone else not changing like that is too hard. Suddenly you're like, 'I don't recognize you anymore.'" She says they had to "refall for each other" when they got back together.

For the cover art for "Malibu," Miley enlists Liam. The result is beautiful. And yes, that's her engagement ring.

The song is as beautiful as their relationship, with Miley singing about how Liam saved her and how they are embarking on something new. Its so sweet it hurts.

Miley performs Malibu for the first time on TV at the 2017 Billboard Music Awards and is in tears by the end of the song. (Note: this is a stripped down country version of the song and its very pretty).

July 2017: Liam calls Miley his little angel in a sweet black-and-white Instagram.

Miley responds by re-posting the Insta but not before questioning Liams choice of photo. These two

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"While You Were Sleeping" Hints At Suzy And Lee Jong Suk's Changing Relationship With New Stills - Duration: 2:12.

"While You Were Sleeping" Hints At Suzy And Lee Jong Suk's Changing Relationship With New Stills

SBSs current Wednesday-Thursday drama While You Were Sleeping has released new stills featuring Suzy and Lee Jong Suk.

On September 28, the production staff released the latest stills showing the two main characters Jung Jae Chan (Lee Jong Suk) and Nam Hong Joo (Suzy) meeting at a hospital.

Their meeting in the hospital takes place after the car accident from the first episode, where Jae Chan intervenes in an event in order to save Hong Joos life from spiraling downward.

Soompi. Display. News. English.

The images hint at a comical encounter, as Hong Joo recklessly approaches Jae Chan and surprises him while wearing a neck brace.

She looks at him with a suspicious glare, and Jae Chan, who ends up on the floor, looks up at her with a bewildered expression on his face.

The production staff stated, Through the events that happen in the first two episodes, Hong Joo and Jae Chans relationship will change.

Beyond the stills that were revealed today, their changing relationship will be another enjoyable point to look out for in the drama..

Meanwhile, catch the first episode of While You Were Sleeping exclusively on Viki!.

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Couple workout routine gym | Relationship goals in bodybuilding | Gym Addiction - Duration: 0:41.

Couple workout routine gym | Relationship goals in bodybuilding | Gym Addiction

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Relationship Work for CC pre work - Duration: 12:02.

(gentle music)

-: Yeah, and,

tell us a little bit about your business.

-: I'd like bring in relationship work with you, Sarah.

-: Sounds good.

Now that we're both current.

(drowned out by group laughing)

Good work, it's fine.

(laughing)

So, it's possible that Darren might wanna jump in and help

us facilitate, unless we think we wanna do it on our own.

-: I think I have it, but if you ever

yeah, this way?

Cameraman: No, sorry.

(laughing)

-: If you wanna jump in, feel free.

-: Okay.

-: I'll pause you at times just to go through the steps,

if you need it.

But if you're doing okay, -: Okay.

-: I'll stay back. -: Okay, okay.

-: I wanna start by committing to being humble

and to trying to see your perspective

as much as possible in this conversation.

-: And I commit to listening and being receptive

to whatever,

whatever you're bringing to the circle

and to our team (muffled speaking).

-: The specific thing that I wanna bring

has to do with something that you shared at huddle

this morning, and we talked about, actually,

during our coaching meeting.

Which is the extra commitment during expeditions on Fridays.

And I wanna start by saying that I think it was 100%

the right decision to make.

And the same one that I would've made, had I been a leader.

I think it's absolutely what's best for our scholars.

The reason I'm bringing it up

is that I feel a little bit like

I had this trust.

Like this message was given to me that Friday expeditions

were gonna be this sacred time for teachers

to be able to plan.

I was a little bit skeptical of that,

to begin with. (laughing)

And I think I feel maybe just at tiny bit cynical

and a tiny bit hurt that

that fear was validated because this extra time

is now being spent.

Which I think, like I said, is the right thing to do,

but I,

I guess my frustration lies in the promise in the beginning

rather than in the decision to fix things.

I just wish that I hadn't been told that it was gonna

be this time I was gonna have to plan,

and I feel like it's actually not, yeah.

-: So I heard you saying

that you

feel,

I might've missed the feeling,

but feel like you were promised something.

Promised that expeditions Fridays

would be sacred,

uninterrupted planning time.

And that the,

what we shared this morning

at huddle, and what you and I have spoken about in terms of

having lead teacher support on Fridays,

while something that you would also choose to do,

and you feel like is the right decision,

kind of goes against that promise

that was made about Fridays

being uninterrupted planning time.

And you would prefer that you had not been promised

that time,

because now it's feeling like that promise is, like,

we're going back on that.

-: Yeah.

-: Katie, will you,

I also thought you didn't say the feeling very strongly.

You snuck it in there where you kinda diminished it

a little bit.

So, say the feeling directly how it made you feel,

and then so she can, -: Yeah.

Darren: Reflect on it and validate it.

You were really nice about it.

(laughing) (coughing)

-: It made me feel hurt.

It made me feel

I guess a little angry,

because I do feel like my trust was violated

to some degree. -: Yeah.

Yep.

-: Was that good? (muffled speaking)

-: Yeah, I heard you say that

you

felt hurt.

And a little bit angry.

And like the trust that, I'll say we have, was violated

by this decision.

And I

totally understand.

I'm gonna respond if that's okay?

Darren: Validate first.

-: Yes.

So, yeah.

I totally see why you feel that way, because

it was deliberately said that

there would be

planning time on Fridays,

and now we are asking for

people to

you know, coach (muffled speaking) transition coaches,

and first three (drowned out by coughing).

So

that

of course feels like a promise that was made

is now kind of being pulled back a little bit.

-: And now,

I have like some things that I think I'd like to suggest,

is this a good time for that?

No?

Okay, no.

(laughing)

Darren: It's time you respond to how,

-: Oh.

Darren: What she said made you feel.

-: Oh.

Okay.

So.

I feel like I'm with you, and I,

like I feel hurt that you are hurt by that.

Which is probably why we're both crying (chuckles).

I feel hurt that you are hurt by that.

I think this is, again, it's such a small example,

but it's a really great example, for me at least,

of like being the leader is hard (chuckles).

Because,

and we talked about this today and laughed about it today.

Like, this is a decision that needed to be made

and I also know that in making that decision,

like, it hurt you and probably others in the circle, too.

So I feel hurt that something I,

that something I did with others

hurt you and violated our trust.

I, yeah, I can stop there.

-: So you feel hurt

because a decision that the team made

hurt me, and you feel,

I'm paraphrasing here, but I'm guessing you feel

that

part of the reason it's so difficult to be a leader

is because you have to make decisions that sometimes

hurt people, and that you

didn't necessarily want to make.

Or that you know go back on a promise.

And that's a really difficult position to be in.

-: Yeah, it is.

-: Yeah.

(drowned out by talking over each other)

Darren: So do you feel like you've got to say

what you wanted to say

in terms of the basic communication?

-: Yeah, I do.

-: Yeah, I have something that I could say first

that might help, but I don't wanna jump

in the relationship dance.

So,

if you want you could just share

what you would like next time, or,

'cause I have a reflection.

Actually, you should share.

-: Okay. -: Yeah.

-: Sounds great.

I was brainstorming things that might have helped

and they might not have.

But one of 'em might be to sort of discuss

with the teachers, or share with the teachers

decisions.

I know that everything can't be crowdsourced.

-: Yeah.

-: But often we suggest things in huddle,

a bunch of teachers have

really great suggestions, -: Yeah.

-: For ways to fix things.

And I think that might've been one of them.

So maybe if we had spent more time ahead of time,

-: Yeah.

-: Thinking expeditions might be really rough.

That might've helped solve some of those problems

in the first place.

And, I already forgot what the second one was.

Oh.

And this

probably isn't the thing to bring to you,

but maybe.

I would like to suggest that we try really hard to

do a few things really well, and not a million things

because I feel like we're doing a million things poorly

right now.

And I almost feel like we're expected to.

So,

I just think every time we add something

to someone else's plate, we should try really hard

to say, like, does this have to happen?

And in this case, I think it does.

-: Yeah. -: But,

just always thinking

about that. -: Yep.

Yeah.

So the piece that I'll

pull up from that is that

in thinking about, I heard you say that

in thinking about what we are asking of people,

we are thinking that they are,

we are first asking are these absolutely critical things

that have to happen?

And then the other

thing that you would like in the future is

potentially crowdsourcing, or using the great intelligence

and strength in our room

to come up with solutions that could potentially be better

than (muffled speaking).

So, I can commit to that first thing that you shared

is what,

what I was sort of already thinking.

Which is, and again, like,

you know, time I was gonna kinda,

time is like

always a factor in these types of things.

But what I can commit to,

and I think is a really good commitment to make

in this case is that for this week

we do what we said we were gonna do.

And then we,

we do some of that crowdsourcing

based on how this Friday goes

to figure out is this level of support even necessary,

or how can we make it better

while minimizing the impact on people's time?

'Cause I think

yeah, I think that's definitely one I commit to

to ensure that

we get the best possible solution

with the minimal impact on people's time,

while still ensuring that our culture stays really strong.

(muffled speaking)

Darren: Do you need anything else?

-: Is there anything you would like me to do?

-: Sure.

You're already doing this, but I

yeah, it would,

what I love about the business that you just shared

and what you've done a couple times in the past as well,

it would be helpful to hear that commitment

from is just that like,

even

if I potentially take something that

dings that trust momentarily,

hopefully it'll be momentarily,

That you'll still stick with me and trust me

because I care about

our kids, a lot,

and you all in the circle so, so much.

And that all, you know, everybody who's behind

making decisions like this feels that way.

-: I can absolutely commit to trusting you

and to sticking with you,

and knowing that you 100% have our best interests at heart.

-: Thanks.

(coughing)

-: Some people have residence or supporters

who are back for any of their.